Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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ROBERT CARLIN 12 Stedman Street C. Civic N. Bob, Bobby I. Everything, especially what makes things tick A. Have a seat on Wall street S.D. Not for publication Football ’35; Chess Team ‘36, ’37, ' 38; Glee Club ’37, ’38; Swimming ' 35, ’36: Basketball ’36 ELIZABETH ANNE CARROLL 375 Pond Avenue C. Civic N. Betty I. Sports, dancing, driving A. To chauffeur for a woman who likes to travel S.D. Ride a surfboard Girls ' League ’34, ’35, ’36. ’37, ' 38; Stage Hand ' 35; Basketball ’34, ’35; Captain Ball ’34; Volley Ball ’34; Badminton ’35 BERNIECE CARVER 138 Mason Terrace C. Civic N. Bernie I. Driving cars A. To graduate from Brookline High some day S.D. Just a cottage small Glee Club ’37; Girls’ League ’35, ’36, ’37 HUGH CASSIDY 1265 Beacon Street C. Civic N. Biff, Hop-a-long, Bwanga I. Watching Brookline High lose football games A. College (four-year course in three months) S.D. To do the “Big Apple” and drive a Duezenberg Freshman Football ’35; Red Cross Rep. ’38; H. R. Ch. ’38 PHILIP T. CASSIDY 1265 Beacon Street C. Science N. Phil I. Sports, traveling, politics, and boxing S. College Tennis ’34, ’36, ’38 MARIE ELIZABETH CASTELLI 101 Dean Road c. Stenographic N. Betty 1. Business, philately, opera A. To be a business executive S.D. To sketch, draw, be an artist Bookkeeper, B. H. S. Activities ’37, ’38; Tennis ’36, ’37, ’38; Swimming ’37; English Club ’37, ’38 16

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N. Blackie I. C. L. R., swimming A. Diesel engineer, to be a good husband S.D. I must go down to the seas. Swimming ' 34, ' 35, ’36, ’37, ’38; Captain, Swimming ’38 RALPH LEON BYER 2 Auburn Court C. Civic I. To be a furniture manufacturer A. Boston University Business Administration, then Harvard Stamp Club ' 36 JACK JOSEPH FRANCIS 1824 Beacon Street BYRNE c. Civic N. Bat, Blindeye, Ben, Bunzy, Baigles 1. All sports, indoor and out A. To go to some college S.D. 1 don’t chose to mention her name. T rack ' 34, ' 35, ’36, ’37, ’38; Hockey ’37, ’38; Capt. ’38; Tennis ’34, ’35, ' 36, ’37, ’38; Winner, Tennis School Championship ’38 MARYLOUISE CAHILL 155 Davis Avenue C. Modern Lanugage N. Bessie and Marylou I. Getting into the advertising business A. Radcliffe College S.D. To be thin Glee Club ' 35, ’36; “Murivian” Rep. ' 35; Archery ' 36, ' 37, ’38; Tennis ' 35; Golf ’38; Girls’ League ' 35, ’36, ' 37, ’38; H. R. Rep. ’35, ’38; Senior Adviser ’37, ' 38; Miss Sawyer’s Staff ’38; Outing Club ’36; Baseball ’37; Swimming ’37; Old English “B” ' 38; English Club ’37, ’38: French Club ’36; Spanish Club ’36, ’37, ' 38, Secy.- Treas. ' 38; Orchestra ' 35, ' 36, ’37, ' 38; Orpheus Ensemble ’38 C. N. I. A. S.D. % ° 6 € J JAMES CALLAN 197 Heath Street Mechanic Arts Skippy Scouting balls at Brookline ‘‘Muni.”, sports “Muni” College To teach Harry Brown to play golf, to invent an electric caddy and golf balls Golf ’36, ' 37, ' 38; Baseball ’35, ' 36; Asst. Mgr. Hockey ’36; Mgr. Football ’36; H. R. Rep. ’36: Track ’36 ANNE ELAINE CANTY 54 Harvard Avenue C. Civic I. Books, the theater, elephants, Wayne King, dancing, and sleeping A. To waltz in Vienna, Tango in Argentina and do “the Big Apple’’ at the Statler, Leland Powers School of the Theatre S.D. Perhaps it should remain suppressed! Girls’ League ' 34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Bank Asst. ’35; Spanish Pageant ' 35, ' 36; Red Cross Rep. ' 38; Dramatic Advertising Asst. ' 38 15

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BERTHA CASTLEMAN 28 Winslow Road C. Civic N. Bert, Twinie I. The future A. Mannequin S.D. Veterinary Girls ' League ' 35, ' 36: Marshal, Class Day ' 37; Archery ' 36 VIRGINIA C. CASTRO 38 Stedman Street C. Stenographic N. Jinny, Gin, Ginger I. Driving, dancing, reading A. Secretary S.D. I still want to keep it suppressed WILTON CATALDO 11 Mt. Walley Avenue C. Civic N. Will, Willie I. Sports A. To become successful in some business S.D. To beat Newton in football Football ’34. ’35, ’36, ’37; Baseball ' 35, ' 36. ' 37. ’38; Stamp Club ’35, ’36; Radio Club ’34, ’35, ’36; Golf Tournament ' 35 MARY MOORE CHAMBERLIN 51 Gorham Avenue C. Latin N. Noodles I. Sailing and art and science A. To own a 40-foot ketch and be an explorer S.D. To run away to Africa French Club ' 38; Girls’ League ’38: Hockey Team ' 38 ALVIN G. CHERNEY 85 Kenwood Street C. Latin N. Cheek, Stretch, Cherk, S. F., Yak I. Baseball, golf, tennis, swimming A. To buck Chrysler Motors with the Bay State Auto S.D. To dance without having to stoop down Red Cross H. R. Rep. ’35, ’36; Tennis ’35, ’36, ’37, ’38; French Club ’36, ' 37 ’38; English Club ' 36; Chess Club ’36; Science Club ' 38 GEORGE CHERNEY 83 Kenwood Street C. Civic N. Joe, Gige. Nibber I. All sports especially Baseball A. To buck General Motors with a “Bay State Special” S.D. To go to a gas station and say, “Fill her up. Bud.” Freshman Track ’34; J. V. Baseball and Football ’35; Varsity Baseball ’36. ’37, ’38; Hockey ’37, ’38 17