Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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BROOIKIJNE’S EDUCATIONAL I ' .EADERS MR. ERNEST R. CAVERLY Sup erinten dent of Schools Miss Helen O’Brien. Secretary of the School Committee, Dr. Rexford Souder, Assistant Super- ' ntendent of Schools, Dr. James A. Hennessey, Mr. Arthur ' W. Brannen, Mrs. Marian U. Terry. Standing: Mr. Ernest R. Caverly, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. George E. Hills, Chairman of the School Committee, Mrs. Viola R. Plnanski, Dr. Carl C. Seltzer, Mr. George V. Brown, Jr., Mrs. Florence P. Peabody, Dr. Thomas P. Kendrick. BROOKLINE SCHOOL C’OMMITTEE MORE BLUE PRINTS FOR THE NORTH WING. 5

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BR, ROBERT G, ANBREE IFLeadmaster Because of your firm and just decisions and your remarkable powers of achievement, you have won the respect and loyalty of every member of B.H.S. Your helpful advice and able guidance have encouraged many students to seek higher goals in life, and your warm smile and hearty hello have been overtures of friendliness to all of us. The dreams which you have fulfilled In the past and the plans which you are forming for the future prove you to be a man of vision as well as action. Since your arrival at B.H.S. three years ago, the school has responded to the magic touches of your ability and vitality by augmenting Its standards of harmony and school spirit. With your versatile accomplishments in mind, the members of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine express to you, Dr. Andree, their appreciation and thanks for the Inspiring years spent under your guidance and leadership. MUCH OF DR. ANDREE S TIME IS SPENT IN CONFERENCE. 4

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MISS SAWYER TALKS THINGS OVER WITH MARION POPKIN. MARY W. SAWYJ:R J3eaii of Girls As Dean of Girls, you have been a source of friendship and advice to every girl at B.H.S. Your ready smile and genuine interest have put many a quavering freshman at her ease and restored poise to many a troubled sophomore and junior. You have helped the uncertain senior in choosing a vocation suitable to her tastes and abilities, or in planning for college on the basis of her academic achievement and interest. As adviser to the Girls ' League, you have de- voted your outstanding abilities and a great deal of your time to developing the finer qualities in the girls of B.H.S. Under your guidance, the league has contributed many services of great value both to the school and to the community. TECHNICAL DIRECTOIIS RAYMOND H.. WOODMAN Assistant Connselor You are the loyal friend and invaluable counselor of every student of B.H.S. By lending your abundant knowledge and experience to each individual ' s prob- lems, you have established yourself as an able guid- ance adviser, and you have won the respect and praise of the entire school. You have led the seniors of B.H.S. onward to appropriate goals in the aca- demic and vocational fields; and they will always remember you for the foresight with which you helped them to plan their careers. Your office has been the scene of many informal discussions as students perused the college catalogs and vocational pamphlets filed there. It has ever been a place where their questions could be kindly received and wisely answered. You, Mr. Mitchell, are, indeed, one of the outstanding Influences in the school, for you have helped to channel the students ' talents and abilities for successful living. Mr. Woodman, as counselor and friend of all, you won us with your understanding ways. Your friendly hello has opened many a conference that set us straight. You and Mr. Mitchell make guidance meaningful for all of us. ROBERT H. MITCHELL Giii ' daiiee Coiimselor MR. WOODMAN, ASSISTANT COUNSELOR, AND MR. MITCHELL . GUIDANCE COUNSELOR. 6