Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Dedication We who have had the good fortune to come into contact with Mr. Benjamin D. Roman have been strengthened by his personal interest. He has helped us solve academic and social problems which will have an infinite bearing upon the rest of our lives. In consideration of his services, we proudly dedicate to him the 1938 MURIVIAN as a token of our deep gratitude and appreciation. 3

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3 1712 01439 6355 Fo ieno rd The Class of 1938 takes great pleasure in presenting this annual as a permanent record of our days at school, our hopes, and our accomplishments. As each day saw the progress in the construction of the new building, so we experienced a corresponding development. For this reason, we have taken the expan- sion and improvement of the school build- ing as a theme for our yearbook. May we here impart to you some of the many joys and enthusiasms which have been ours at Brookline High School.

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Acknowledgment During the last year, six of our teachers have left school. We gratefully acknowl- edge the services of: Mr. John Cocoran, former Packard house- master, whose personality and versatility will always be remembered. Mr. Chester Downing, whose contributions as Roberts housemaster, as faculty adviser of Scholarship Dramatics and of the School Council have imprinted him deeply in our hearts. Miss Mary C. Jones, whose thoughtful- ness and unusual ability as a poet are out- standing. Miss Etta May Miller, who is beloved for her graciousness, sincerity, and never-failing interest in us. Mr. John C. Packard, who is revered not only for his breadth of knowledge but also for his fine character which has been an inspiration to everyone of us. Miss Anna M. Schwind, who really gave needlework a place of importance in all Brookline schools. 4