Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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SEATED: Miss VVeeden, Miss Lewis, Miss Bliss, Miss McCabe, Mrs. Hartley. STANDING: Mr. Coe, Mr Merrill. Mr. Tracy, Mr Rodeheaver, Mr. Smith burial 8 tufiir s Drpartuuutt For the socially minded students in quest of economic, geographic, governmental, and historic founda- tions on which to build an active citizenship in their community, the social studies department has given a firm basis for the appreciation and use of approaching privileges of this citizenship. A progressive department head, Miss Bliss, had devised a new course called “Problems of Democracy,” which will be given to seniors and which will supplement the under- standing of our own republic with its shortcomings as well as its bene- fits. Aftmmhitratiiu ' Drpartnuuit Hats off to the friendly efficient group of secretaries at Brookline High School without whose unspar- ing efforts our school could never have run with the order and har- mony which we have enjoyed. Aside from their office duties, they have willingly rendered extra cour- tesies and services to the students and faculty with unlimited patience and tact. They have not only aided in the administration of the school, but set a worthy example of attitude for the student body to do not only the required but a little more. SEATED: Miss Maloney, Miss Mullin, Miss O’Leary, Miss Anzivineo. STANDING: Miss Filmore, Mrs. Garten, Mrs McManus, Miss Niland, Miss Callahan. MR. COE ENLIGHTENS HIS HISTORY CLASS RUTH ' S TONSILS PEERING AT MISS MALONEY 14