Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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MARY W. SAWYER Dean of Girls Your sparkling smile, cheerfully greeting us in our freshman year, is a friendly light which has never faltered in our years at B.H.S. . . . You, as our Dean of Girls, have al- ways been willing to extend a helpful word of counsel, either as adviser to the Girls ' League or in connection with our school work and college plans. . . . Your untiring efforts and genuine interest have helped us un- latch the door of success. Miss Sawyer guides the Girls’ League. My friends in the quadrangle 4 The classmates that I see

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DR. ROBERT G. ANDREE Headmaster In two short years you have won our loyalty with your friendly per- sonality and your power to accomplish. . . . Inspired by your persever- ance and ability, we have found new answers to old problems. . . . Whether conducting assemblies, holding conferences, doing all that a popular and efficient headmaster can do, you still find time to stop for a friendly chat with any of us. . . . We are happy to have as head- master a man whom we can consult so freely and meet so informally. Time for dictation. D . Andree talks things over ivith Lilia Adelman. The teachers and the students 3 The people that I greet

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ROBERT H. MITCHELL Guidance Counselor You are indeed our friend in need, our Guidance Counselor. . . . You have won our deepest respect and appreciation for your sincere concern in our every problem. . . . Wisely advising us with a wealth of material gathered from your past experience, you help us lay the bricks in the foundations of our futures. . . . Invaluable assistance and a true friend are just across the threshold of the open door of 201 . Air. Mitchell advises an alumnus of B.H.S. All races, all religions 5 That’s B.H.S. to me