Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Contents Dedication Faculty . Seniors . Stardom In Memoriam . Class Poem Senior Committees Guess Who . Class Song President ' s Address Class Oration . Last Will and Testa Class Day Class History . Shailer House . Roberts House Lincoln House . Akers House . Packard House Organizations . Sports . Advertisements ment

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Each page of the Brookline High School Murivian unfolds a record of youthful endeavor. We feel sure that the labor spent on it has not been spent in vain but will ever serve as a history of many pleasant days. This year our high school tower was burned, and with it went the Old Building, a familiar landmark ever since I 895. Despite the difficulties caused by the loss of this section of our school, both faculty and student body carried on with high courage. That is the spirit we would exemplify herein, and as a memorial for all time we have adapted the silhouette of the Old Building to our inside cover. We also found inspiration in the pioneering spirit of the Sagamore Indians, first settlers of our town, who have furnished the theme of this annual. So we submit the fifteenth Muddy River Annual to all our friends, in the hope that they will derive from it some of the sincere pleasure which we found during our high school days. i j

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MISS ELEANOR R. JOHNSON s £. ,? 3 ' 7 3 1712 01439 6348 ■Dedication We of the Class of 1937 wish to acknowledge our apprecia- tion for the guiding genius of our class yearbook. Because of her sympathetic and helpful interest in various school activities, both in and out of her English classes, Miss Eleanor R. Johnson has earned our sincere gratitude for her friendly and progressive spirit. May this dedication be a lasting symbol of our high regard for her.