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Page 12 text:
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ROW 1: Mr. Downes, Mr. Holland, Mr. Kepner. ROW 2: Miss Liden, Miss C. Lewis. The Executive Committee is composed of members of the High School faculty who meet each week with the Headmaster to consider problems which have been referred to the group. Most of the work of this Committee deals with matters which affect the welfare of the School as a whole. The Com- mittee endeavors to adopt policies which will further the coordination of all of the different units, which together, comprise Brookline High School: students and teachers, departments and houses, curriculum and non-curriculum activities; to the end that all may work together in harmony for the common goal of providing the best education possible for every student in the High School. It is in this capacity that the Executive Committee of the High School extends its sincere greetings to the Class of 1945. You have left your mark in the history of Brookline High School. From now on you will leave your mark in the history of the United States of America, and of the world. It will be your duty to utilize your educational opportunities to the best of your ability. Good luck and God bless you! The Executive Committee, Bertram H. Holland, Chairman to
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Page 11 text:
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My cordial greetings to the Class of 1945 with the wish that the years may bring to you true success and real happiness ! As you go on from the home school to broader fields of endeavor, remember that we stand ready to help in any way we can. We are anxious to hear of your undertaking; we regret the disappointments and rejoice with you in your successes. In the fateful years just ahead there should be no place for laggards. In the midst of world chaos there are sacrifices to be made, there is hard work to be done that is not of your choosing, vital effort to be put forth by all of you before you can think far ahead and plan for peace time years. Through it all, Shakespeare’s charge “Let all the ends thou aim’ st at be thy country’s, Thy God’s and truth’s.” is a challenge to real living. To aim lower than that is to be false to our heritage as Americans. To ap- proach that goal will take the best that is in us. May God grant you his richest blessings ! Loyally yours, Mary W. Sawyer, Dean of Girls 9
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