Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Mrs. Elvira Potter, Lunch Room Miss Jane Ricker, French Miss Hilda Robertson, General Science Mrs. Caroline Siebens, Librarian Mr. Carl Smith, Printing Mr. Wendell Smith, Civics Mr. William Snow Head of Latin Department Miss Alice Spaulding Head of English Department Miss Dorothy Taft, Commercial Geography Mr. Ralph Totman, Civics Miss Congetta Vanacore, Latin Miss Gertrude Wadsworth, History Mr. Alfred Webber, Science Mr. E. Montgomery Wells, Mathematics Mr. Trask Wilkinson, English Mr. Paul Williams, English Miss Marion Berry, Secretary to the Head Master Miss Beatrice Finn, Registrar Miss Rebekah Wood, Spanish Mr. Frederic Woodlock, Mechanical Drawing Miss Mary Finnegan, Secretary and Pianist Miss Miriam Linsky, Secretary Mr. William Young, Junior Department Miss Anna Reynolds, Secretary Miss Mary Scanned, Assistant in the Lunch Room Office 9

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Miss Francenia Horn, Art Miss M. Eleanor Jackson Head of Domestic Science Department Miss Eleanor Johnson, English Miss Mary Jones, Domestic Science Mr. Gordon Joslin, Music Miss Rachel Kelley, Physical Education Mr. Tyler Kepner Head of Social Studies Department Miss Celina Lewis, English Miss Ida Lewis, Home Nursing Mr. Carroll Lowe, Physics Miss Jane McCabe, Civics Mr. Ralph McCleary Head of Mathematics Department Mrs. Mary McNiff, Assistant Librarian Mr. Edward Merrill, History Mr. August Miller, History Miss Etta Miller, Mathematics Mrs. Florence Nasmyth, History Miss Miriam Nichols, History Miss Adeline Nickerson, Bookkeeping Miss Kathryn O ' Brien, French Mr. John Packard Head of Science Department Miss Elizabeth Paine, French Miss Marion Parker Head of Art Department Miss Jane Perkins, Latin Miss Aline Perrin, French Miss Margurite Pfleghaar, French Miss E. Lenore Placido, Spanish Miss Emma Poland, Office Practice

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— In Appreciation — Miss Lula G. Adams, head of the Spanish Department and director of numerous successful Spanish pageants in our school, has become endeared to all who know her. She has contributed largely to the advancement of Spanish in Brookline High School. But with her international connections and acquaintances her repute extends beyond the confines of our walls. We are proud to have known Miss Adams, who may serve as the finest inspiration in the world. She has been true to her work and to herself; she has done much more than we can ever repay in words; she has lived so well as to enjoy much and be loved by the many she chanced to meet. Of all we have gained from our studies, perhaps this is the greatest lesson — would that her gift of service be true of us, too.