Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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MARY CUNNIFF 11 Webster Street “The gossip of society.” N. Cun, Baby. F. O. Talking A. To grow up. D. Boston Normal. FRANCIS CURTIN MARY M. DALEY 60 Pearl Street “Write nie as one ivho loves his fclloiv men.” N. Peggy, Babe. F. O. Being a good fellow. A. To help others. D. Business. Baseball Team ’22-’23 ; Track Team ’22; Treas- urer Domestic Science Club ’23. BEATRICE DALTON 72 Addington Road “A trim personification of fire, wit and cleverness.” F. O. Eating, drinking and laughing. N. Bee. A. To meet the man in the moon. D. Slums. Debating Club ’21-’22-’23; French Club 4 yrs. ; Interclass Debate ’22-’23 ; Spanish Club ’23- 24; Sagamore 23 ; Glee Club ’22-’23. 26

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HELEN MARIE CONATY 509 Heath Street, Chestnut Hill “A quiet tongue shoivs a wise head.” N. “Cotton.” F. O. Skiing. A. To be as big as Marv Gaffney. D. B. U. FLORENCE M. CONNEELY 64 Brington Road “She makes sunshine in a gloomy place.” N. Flor, Flo. F. O. Sports. A. To excel. D. Normal School. Class Day Dance 21 ; Class Day Marshal ’23 ; Debating Club ’21-’24; Girls’ Interscholastic De- bate ' 24 ; Volley Ball Team ’21 ; Baseball team ’2 1 -’23 ; Basketball ' 24; Four-minute Speaker ’24; Freshman Advisor ’24. CHARLES S. CROEN 82 Stearns Road “He doth indeed show some sparks that are like ivit.” N. F. O. Speeding. A. Dean of Sing Sing College. D. Up the river. KATHRYN CROWELL 15 Braemore Road, Boston “Of study she took most care and heed.” N. Kay, Katrina. F. O. Dancing. A. Music. I). That is on the knees of the gods.

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LUCY E. DAWSON 3 Upland Road “Dances she early, dances she late, dances she all the time.” N. Lu. F. O. Dancing. A. Private Secretary. D. Colleg e of “Hard Knocks.” JAMES DONOVAN 88 Lancaster Terrace “A firm, brisk step — a person of common sense.” N. Jimmy, Jim. F. O. Doing Nothing. A. To be a comical engineer. D. Technology. Alpha Pi. Stage Manager Dramatics ' 24; Stage Manager Senior Social ' 24; French Club ’23-’24; chairman Publicity Committee ’24 ; Chess Club ' 23 ; Inter- scholastic Debating Team ' 24; Debating Club ' 23- ' 24; Four-minute Speaker ’23- ' 24; Rifle Team ’23; Usher Class Day and Graduation ' 23 ; Usher Prize Speaking ’24; Sagamore Staff ' 24; Senior Social Committee ; Year Book Committee ’24 ; Marshal ' 24; Court of Justice ' 24; Student Representative N. E. High School Repertory Association; Base- ball Manager ' 24 ; Lincoln Mathematics Medal ' 23 ; Head Usher Senior Dance; Class Historian ' 24. CLAIRE U. DOOLEY 88 Coolidge Street “Her voice u’as like the voice the stars had when they sang together.” N. Thanks to my colleagues — none ! F. O. Seeing how little sleep I can get along with. A. To climb the ladder of success in an elevator. Alpha Pi. Art Club ’20; Varsity Baseball team ’20; D. Only time can tell. Freshman-Sophomore Reception Usher ’21 ; Four- minute speaker ’23-’24; Mandolin Club ’23-’24 ; Marshal ’23-’24 ; Vice-President Mandolin Club ’24 ; Class Day Marshal ' 23 ; Sagamore Staff ’23- ’24; Senior Social Committee ' 24; Year Book Committee ' 24; Freshman Advisor ’24; French Club ’24; Parent-Teacher Association Usher ’23; School Song Committee ’24; Final Contestant Prize Speaking ’24 ; Debating Club ’23 ; Class De- bating Team ' 23. JOHN WILLIAM EGAN 8 White Avenue “A handsome man is never quite poor” N. Nig, Jack. F. O. Matching quarters with Cairns in Math. A. To work and make a million. D. Georgetown or Notre Dame. Senior Social ' 21 and ’23; Marshal ’22; Class Tug of War ’21 -’22 ; Water Circus ’24, Golf Team ’21 -’22, Captain 23, Manager ’24. 2 7