Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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MARGARET BALL 100 Brook Street “She tvlio soivs courtesy rcaf’s friendship.’’ N. Peggy, Saiiky. F. O. Skating, IDancing. A. To get an A in Clieniistry. D. Boston School of Physical Education. ELINORE-MURIEL BARRIE 70 Woodland Road “Cause I ' se mighty zvicked.” N. E. M. B., E. Muriel. F. O. Reading, planning things I never do ; shocking conservative people. A. To write the great American novel and bring up my children in the way they should go. D. This place has no telephone no. 1 Girls’ Debating Club ’22-’23’24-’25 ; Secretary- Treasurer ’24; President ’25; Intescholastic De- bating Team ’23-’24-’25 ; Sagamore Assistant, Lit- erary Editor ’23; Reporter ’24; Staff ’25; French Club ’23-’24-’25 ; Entertainment Committee ’25 ; German Club ’24-’25 ; Ring and Pin Committee ’25 ; Girls’ League ’24-’25 ; Senior Advisor ’25 ; Alumni Council ’25 ; Candy Girl at Dramatics ’25. MARIAN P. BARRIE 70 Woodland Road. “As carefree as the zvind.” N. Ronny, Nan. F. O. Other people’s brothers. A. To invent a germici de for radio-bugs. D. ? ? Cornell ? ? French Club ’23-’24-’25 ; Entertainment Com- mittee French Club ’25; Girls ' Debating Club ’22- ’23-’24-’25 ; Girls’ Senate ’25 ; Class Day Dance ’23-’24 ; Class Day Club Drill ’23 ; Class Day Mar- shal ’24; Four Minute Speaker ’25; Freshman Ad- visor ’25; Gym Team ’25; Candy Girl at Drama- tics ’25. ARCHIE GORDON BARRON 1162 Beacon Street “Such red hair is a gift from the Gods.” N. Flaming Youth. F. O. Studying?? A. Business. D. Harvard or U. of Penn. Football Team ’23 ; Track Squad ’23 ; Class Tug of War Team ’23; Entered from Somerville High in 1923. 21

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GRACE LOUISE ALLEN 22 Scarlc Avenue Love me little, love me long.” X. (iay. 1 ' ' . (). I)ancins, reading. • Mana.gcr of I ' he Crew. 1). Alis.s heelock ' s. Debating Club ' 21; Pre.sident Domestic Science Club ’25. MARION ARONSON 21 Parkman Street gentle maid has gentle ivays.” X. b ' . O. Dancing. • . To pass matb” college board. D. Smith. Marshal ’2.V24 ; Four Minute Speaker ’24; I ' rencb Club ' 25. RUTH ARONSON 1417 Ileacon Street The brightest gem the office holds.” X. Rutbie, Pee-Wee. I ' . (). Working for Miss Bouve in the office. . ' . To l e one of the many B. II. S. Alumna. I). Finishing School. Manager of swimming ’21-’22-’23-’24 ; Marshal ' 21 ; b ' our Minute Sjieaker ’21 ; Freshman-Sopho- more Social Committee ’22 ; Cheer Leader ’22-’23- ’24; Chairman of Athletics, Girls’ League ’24; Senior Advisor ' 25; Class Day Marshal ’24; French Club Committee ’25 ; .Senior Social Cos- tume Committee ’23 ; Candy Committee for Dra- matics ’23-’24 ; Chairman Candy Committee Dra- matics ’25. MARJORIE VIRGINIA AYLWARD 143 Mason Terrace .1 merry heart maketh a cheer continuance.” N. .Midge, Marge, Wardic. h ' . O. Writing notes to C. II. A. To make R. I). understand my ‘‘stage whis- ])ers” in History the fourth period. D. B. U. Senior .Advisor ’24-’25. 20

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MILDRED ELEANOR BATES 41 University Road. ' ' Speech is silver, silence is ( olden.” N. Mil, Millie. F. (). Stiidying (?) A. To become better aciiuainted with Mis.s ( iambrill. 1). Katharine (lil)l)s ' School. French Club ' 24- ' 23 ; Spanish t ' lnh ' 24-’25. MARGARET ESTELLE BEATON 683 Washington Street. smile for (dl.” N. Peg, Marg. F. O. Supplying Junit)r Hoys with grapefruit. A. To heat H. Al. in Chemistry. I). I wish I knew. Montreal Ui.gh 1923. FRANCES LOUISE BENNETT 21 John Street She had friends, many ami various.” N. Hennie 1 ' . O. Trying to keep out of people ' s way. A. To get some experience in (?) D. Boston University (maybe??) Hasketljall ’23-’2.3 ; .Sagamore Home Room Representative. GERTRUDE BESSOM 15.3 Clyde Street “. .Vioeel and virtuous soul.” N. Judy. !■ ' . ( ). Doing nothing. A. ' I ' o he able to do l ' rench. I). .Simmons. 22