Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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ENGLISH The largest department has something for everyone from Fresh- men Composifion to Senior Drama. . . . Guided by Miss Alice H. Spaulding, charter member of Pro- fessor Baker ' s Drama Workshop, the English Department provides enrichment of reading, writing, and thinking. STANDING: Mr. Seamans, Miss Shaw, Mr. Wilkinson, Miss Sawyer, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Newsom, Mr. Flemings, Mr. Walsh. SEATED: Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Fitch, Miss Spaulding (Head of Dept.), Miss Libby, Miss Tiews, Miss Deal, Miss Fitzhenry. ' S S S HOMEMAKING GUIDANCE, LIBRARY Foods and clothing, arranging budgets, designs for living, carving careers, reading for research and recreation, planning for better and happier homes, all highlight these important departments led by Mrs. Potter, Miss Phillips, and Mr. Mit- chell. STANDING: Miss Cronan, Mrs. Means, Mrs. Tenney, Miss Egan. SEATED: Miss Boggs, Miss Phillips (Head Librarian), Mr. Mitchell (Guidance Counselor), Mr. Woodman, Miss South. NOT PRESENT: Mrs. Potter (Head of Homemaking Dept.). Our student library staff . Miss Spaulding , Head of the English Department . The friends I see about me The short ones and the tall 10

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ART, SPEECH, MUSIC Colorful sights and sounds, poet- ry and drama, lyrics and harmo- nies, creative and stimulating work in the fine arts all win our admira- tion as we see the contributions of Miss Parker ' s Art Department, Mr. Warfield ' s Speech Department, and Mr. Zanzig ' s Music Depart- ment. STANDING: Miss Horn, Art; Mr. Joslin, Orchestra: Mr. Corley, Band. SEATED: Mrs. Woodberry, Art; Mr. Zanziq (Head of Art Dept.); Miss Parker (Head of Art Dept.); Mr. Warfield Mrs. Greenberg, Speech. COMMERCIAL The clatter of typing, the earn- est silence of brooding calculations, the neat columns, and the whirl of business machines all betoken this highly efficient department led by Mr. Christian Ehnes. STANDING: Miss Shiel, Miss Greenshield, Mr. Wall, Miss Nickerson. SEATED: Miss Hamblin, Miss Maguire, Mr. Ehnes (Head of Dept.), Mi ss Poland, Miss Berriman. Air. Zanztg, Head of the Music Department. Football games and rallies Mr. Ehnes checks the figures again. That’s B. H.S. to me 9

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Working with wood, metal, type machines, and presses makes tor the varied and practical achieve- ments of those of us fortunate enough to enter that orderly bee- hive of industrial arts, so efficiently guided by Mr. Edmunds. Situated in the higher levels of the school as befits the classical mood, this department under Miss Perkin ' s leadership, capably serves those whose tastes range from reading prescriptions to reveling in Ovid and Cicero. STANDING: Mr. Bowler, Mr. Smith, Mr. Driscoll, Mr. Beauchemin. SEATED: Mr. McCabe, Mr. Ford, Mr. Edmunds (Head of Dept.), Mr. Borgman, Mr. Woodlock. STANDING: Mr. Woodman. SEATED: Miss Cooke, Miss Perkins, (Head of Dept.), Miss Haynes. Learning to master a lathe. Mr is Perkins, Head of the Latin Department. The freshmen and the seniors Together in the halls