Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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School Council I )i ooUiiie Hi li Scliool, in llie tradition ol American I )emocracy. is j o erned l)v an or anization oi tlie students, hy the students and lor the students: the School Council. h..xtendina jurisdiction over all the arious executi e rouf)s ol our student Government this council, lacully adxised hy Mr. McMill an, meets twice each month to discuss ways and means ol im|)ro in I HS. () ne ol its notable achie ements lor the school year, 1050-51, was die soK ino ol the e er-|)resent [irohlem ol broken milk bottles — accidental or otherwise. I he solution may be seen on the counters ol our luncb- room at atiy lunch |)eriod: [ a[)er milk containers. I his rou|), represenlin; our entire school with advisory s[)okesmen Irom each house elected directly by the house members, is the oice ol an active and s[)irited student body. Il TIml I .ook in lirr l .v ■ I lu‘ I )ukc I I imsril l rrsidonl : i lk luiel l)ukfikis 5’cp President : , llrr(l C linepra 1 1 ( asi II ( r : .lames Pal ais Pecordiiui Soc. : Sandra C olien COrrospoiidiiiq Sec.: Nalalii’ Slanson 16

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0 V I: Blotnor, liorlick, [5arlli, F. COlicn. limner, Dukakis, Reitler, Sliufro, k,. Davis, Vellonian. ROW 2: Miss IVrkins, Simons, Sn Ikin, W’alfrs, i Ianson, S. Colion, Kline, Kadelsky. WOlk, Perlimitlrr, WOlper. ROW ' I: )ol, WVincr, FI ick, Nollonson, I)unlevy. SonuTS, Karr. I okinson, WMIiams, Ikilais. Alpha Pi • e [)le( allegiance lo tlie ideals ol llie f loiiorary So(ielv. e solemnly [)romise lo maintain the fine traditions ol its [ ast and to hand over to onr successors its lair name untarnished. I his |)ledf e, taken hy the initiates ol Brookline Hi ih Scliool s Honorary Society, Al[ ha I i. who ha e lullilled the exacting recjuirements ol scholastic success and all round actixily, is a declaration ol dedication to uphold the high ideals ol (|uality tuul leadershij). ( luided hy its ins|)iring ad iser Miss Perkins. Ah ha Pi has heroine not only the goal ol lUlS students hut also the symhol ol a(liie ement once it is won. Its gold key is worn with inide, lor its wr ' arer has reached the loi) ol a top-notch school. 1 3

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Court of Justice I )() you solemnly swear to tell llie trull), llie wliol( Irulli and notli- ing l)ut llie trull) so liel[i you Ciod I pou taking lliis oalli llie legal ol lender [ireserits liis ease lielore llie hi IS Iriliuual ol llie Couii ol Juslice. Belore llie)ii, pounding llie ga el. sits Cliiel Juslice Ira Nollonson. I lie asso( iate justices are liel[iing Ira pronounce liis sentences w ill) meic y- tenifiered juslice. I lie Court meets in lornial session only in llie case ol trials. In llie [lasI, its aulliorily lias lieen contiru ' d largely to cases ol mis- l)eIla iour in tlie caleteria. I lie small nunilier ol trials lliis year suggests that tlie students ol BUS are liecoming cognizant ol llie lad llial law and order means mucli w lien it comes to a lop nol( li scliool like IM IS. I lie Court ol justice is ie :|uired to disiriliule or |)ulilicize in some way an annual leiiort ol llie progress and decisions niafle within each school year. LJnder the jurisc lid ion ol Mr. Keene, the Court ol Juslice has liecome an efliciently run liody ol iihle and lair minded students. C liipf Juslice: Ira Nollonson Associate justices: Lois ILirlli. Carl llalliawtW. Indilli ernon. SI lirlt ' v M ann. Ricliarcl Hig- gins. Lois Nesson, C liarics Barron, Rolicrl C onway Secretary: Lleanor Ross Sergeant at Arms: Noroerl Rnlx ' iislein Adviser: Mr. Keonc 17