Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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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

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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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NORMAN S. BICKELL 363 Boylston Street. “His only fault is that he has no fault.’’ N. Bick, Tony. F. O. Drawing pictures in classroom. ' A. To be able to translate Spanish. D. Business. Track Team ’25; Member of the F.xecutive Committee, Spanish Club. LYDIA NELSON BLYTHE 10 University Road. “Beauty is its excuse for living. N. Lyd, Lydja. F. O. Compiling” History notes. A. To imitate Clitf Edwards successfully. D. Unknown — hoping for the best. AUDREY VIRGINIA BOOTH 501 Boylston Street “Shi doeth little Undncsscs zvhich most zvould Icaz’c undone. N. F. O. Sleep-walking. A. To graduate. D. Bradford Academy. Senior Basketball Team ’25. GEORGE L. BRADLEY 38 Winchester Street. “Does zeell. acts nobly; angels could do no more.” N. Brad. F. O. Banjo, Ijoating, tennis. A. To lie successful. D. iQuien Sabe?” Band and Orchestra ’23- ' 24; Member of Year Book Committee ’25; Usher at Dramatics ’25; Bov’s Banjo Club ’2-i- ' 25 ; French Club ’21-’22- ’23- ' 24; Spanish Club ’23-’24- ' 25. 23