Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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JAMES DROHEN EDWARD GERARD DUFFY IRMA M. DRUCKER PHILIP HENRY DUGGAN JAMES DROHEN C. Mechanic Arts P.P. Boys going around school with pants rolled up to to their knees A. To make between $5 0.00 and $60.00 a week S.D. To play goal for the Boston Olympics A to F. To remember that they are only freshmen Freshman Football ' 35; Hockey ’38, ’39 IRMA M. DRUCKER C. Modern Language P.P. Having truck drivers cut me out A. To become a buyer of women’s clothing F.S. U. S. History F.H. Johnson’s on the Charles Girls’ League ’36, ’39; Riding ’36; Bank ’36, ’37, ’38 EDWARD GERARD DUFFY C. Civic N. Red, Ed, Eddie, Duff” P.P. Women drivers A. To find a gold mine,” and I don’t mind if it’s blonde” F.S. Art PHILIP HENRY DUGGAN C. Civic N. Honest Phil,” Doug, Bud, Flash, Cactus-free A. To be head man in Fred Wong Company A to F. Don’t drink coffee, don’t drink tea, and to prove my rule, just look at me P. Minsky’s Irish minstrels Freshman Football ’36; J. V. Football ’37; Varsity Foot- ball ’38, ’39; Hockey ’38; Swimming ’36; Golf ’40; Touch- down Club ’39, ’40 Murivian 1940 Brookline High RUTH ELLEN DUQUETTE C. Civic P.P. People who don’t believe me when I tell them my age — to be called Shrimp” A. To see the world without joining the Navy S.D. To do what I want to — when I want to and how I want to — to put radios in buses A to F. Study — and you’ll get out in six years — maybe Girls’ League ’38; Lunch Room ’40; Waitress, Class Day Banquet ’39 DOROTHY MAY DURNO C. Civic P.P. Being called Shorty” A. To be an air stewardess F.S. Physics with Mr. Wells S.T. Will I ever grow taller than 5 feet? Girls’ League ’38, ’39, ’40; Baseball ’38; Dancing ’37; H. R. Red Cross Rep. ’39; Cashier “Sagamore” Carnival ’38 GLENNA EASTON C. Stenographic A. To travel around the world P.P. Overdone curiosity A to F. Stick to it. It pays to do your best while you’re there; you will never regret it F.O. N. Y. A. Swimming ’37; Archery ’37; Baseball ’37; Tennis ’37; Girls’ League ’37, ’38; Special Class Day Drill ’36; Class Day Mar- shal ’39; “Murivian” Cashier, Typist ’40; Cashier at “Saga- more” Carnival ’37; Typist, Mr. Atticks ’39; Glee Club ’37, ’38. THOMAS LOUIS EDWARDS C. Mechanic Arts A. To be able to beat the hides like Krupa I. Radio, aviation, drums, experimenting P.P. Know it alls, and dumb females F.S. 5 feet 5 inches, 126 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes, and WOW!! Freshman Baseball Manager ’36; H. R. Rep. Red Cross ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39; Usher at F ' ootball ’39; J. V. Basketball ’39; Tennis Tournament ’39; Science Club ’37, ’38; Library Staff ’37, ’38; Stamp Club ’36; Junior Prom Committee ’39; Usher at Junior Prom ’39; Bank Teller ’36, 37, 38. RUTH ELLEN DUQUETTE GLENNA EASTON DOROTHY MAY DURNO THOMAS LOUIS EDWARDS

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Brookline THOMAS A. DEVLIN WERNER M. DIENES EVELYN DIENES ELEANOR DOLAN THOMAS A. DEVLIN C. Civic N. Tom, Stretch, Shorty A. To go to Mass. Institute of Tech. I. Sports P.P. Short people H. R. Chairman ’39; Varsity basketball ’39, ’40. EVELYN DIENES C. I. Modern Language Tennis, skiing, swimming, music, books A. To become a second Dorothy Thompson S.D. To only meet sincere people! M.I. A person who knows his own mind Bank Teller ’38; German Club ’38; English Club ’39, ’40 Gym Team ’39; Tennis Team ’39, ’40 WERNER M. DIENES C. Modern Language N. Putzi A. To become an engineer in different parts of the world S.D. To see The United States of Europe” S. T. To make the most of myself German Club ’38; Orchestra ' 38, ’39, ’40; Orpheus Ensemble ’38, ’39, ’40; Marshal ’39, ’40; Bank Teller ’39, ’40 ELEANOR DOLAN C. Civic I. Larry Clinton P.P. People who push me A. To be a private secretary to a successful business- man S.D. To tell some people what I think of them Girls’ League ’36, ’37 Murwian 1940 GERTRUDE DONOVAN C. Civic N. Trudy, Smiles” A. Nurse F.S. Biology P. Dancing Girls’ League ’37, ’38; Tennis ' 37 RICHARD FREDERICK DOONAN C. Clerical 1. Beautiful women, big cars and Artie Shaw’s music P.P. Having two dapper” brothers A. To get into big business A to F. Watch out for Miss Poland MARGARET LOUISE DOPP C. Modern Language P.P. Radio plays continued from day to day A. Katherine Gibbs P. Week-ends I. Many and varied, but one in particular ALPHA PI Tennis ’37, ’38; Dancing ’37; Archerv ’37, ’38, ’39; Old Eng- lish “B” ’39; Girls’ League ’37, ’38, ’’39, ’40; H. R. Rep. ’37; Advisory Council ’38; Executive Board ’39; Senior Advisor ’39; Chairman Senior Advisors ’40; Secretary to Miss Saw- yer ’40; Bank Teller ’37; Bank Messenger ’38, ’39, ’40; House Supervisor ’40; Library Staff ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Presi- dent Library Staff ’40; Marshal ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; School Council ’39, ’40; English Club ’39, ’40; Red Cross H. R. Rep. ’38; Secretary to Mr. Webber ’39, ’40; Chairman Girls’ League Mothers’ Tea ’37; Waitress, Senior Banquet ’37, ’38; Class Day Banner Bearer ’38; Head Marshal Class Day ’39; Vice-President Packard House ’38, ’39; Vice-President Class of ’40; Vice-President School Council ’40 FRANCIS WILLIAM DRISCOLL C. Clerical A. To sell sun lamps in the North Pole S.D. To see every freshman get out in four years (can’t be done) F.S. My one study period F.O. Hockey Freshman Baseball ’37; J. V. and Varsity Baseball ’39, ’40; Hockey ’38, ’39. MARGARET LOUISE DOPP FRANCIS WILLIAM DRISCOLL GERTRUDE DONOVAN RICHARD FREDERICK DOONAN

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Brookline High ROSAMOND GERTRUDE ERNST C. Latin N. Ros A. College E Sports, music P.P. We pause for station identification” F.S. Latin with Mr. Snow Glee Club ' 37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Red Cross H. R. Rep. ’39; “Saga- more” Carnival ’37; English Club ’38, ’39; Intermediate Ten- nis ’39; “Murivian” Committee ’40; Girls’ League ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40 ROSE MARIE ESPOSITO C. Civic A. To become an expert in hairdressing I. Books, theatre, music, sleeping, eating P.P. Housework S.D. To lose weight without dieting Girls’ League ’36, ’37, ’38; Swimming ’37; Tennis ’36; Bas- ketball ’36; Baseball ’37 MARIE GRACE EGAN CONSTANCE EPSTEIN ROBERT L. EHRMANN JULIAN S. EPSTEIN MARIE GRACE EGAN C. Civic A. Dancer. P.P. Being kept waiting S.D. To ask my teachers some of the questions they ask me A.toF. Don’t try doing one class’ homework in the class before; it doesn’t work — I know Girls’ League ’37, ’38, ’39; Science Club ’39; English Club ’39; Swimming ’39; Glee Club ’36; Library Staff ' 38, ’39 ROBERT L. EHRMANN C. Civic N. Bob, Link, Professor, London, Bobby A. To live to be a hundred I. Protozoology P.P. My alarm clock President Science Club; Vice-president of German Club; English Club; French Club; Photography Club; Orchestra; Track CONSTANCE EPSTEIN C. Modern Language A. I. College Reading, tennis M.I. Charles Boyer A to F. Don’t give up. Girls’ League ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Spanish Club ' 40 JULIAN S. EPSTEIN C. Civic N. Eppy, Julie, Jules P.P. Mr. Cooper’s puns A. Pharmaceutical chemist A to F. Do they need any? Camera Club ’36, ’37, ’38; Library Staff ’40; “Sagamore” Distributor ’36, ’37, ’38; “Sagamore” Circulation Manager ’39, ’40; Asst. Manager Swimming Team ’38 JAMES PATRICK THOMAS FAHEY C. Civic A. To overcome all obstacles I. Dancing, riding, aviation, photography and things in general F.S. Science C.F. English Science Club ’37, ’38; Camera Club ’37, ’38, ’39, ' 40 LOUISE M. FALLON C. Civic N. Puddin’ A. To become a naval nurse F.S. English C.F. The attendance records will tell Girls’ League ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40 ROSAMOND GERTRUDE ERNST JAMES PATRICK THOMAS FAHEY ROSE MARIE ESPOSITO LOUISE M. FALLON Murivian 1 940