Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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R() 1; MoiKlrlson. Bile I liaIt T, Ross. ( layman, I ion. OoMI rra. S( Icirr. Karp. l)avi(lson. ROW 2: Barl)ara C olirii, BaRctto C olion, Barcn}K‘rC, Ilirsdi, Ky- iiian, Mrs. W ' nmlhrrrv. R. ( olion, KaslrN. Ro})risli. I (mmIkt}!. Ilo iij. I i) ' ): I.awin, I laaso, ( »rossinan, firilt, Allan, Ston( })crt», Jfefinson, L Ilian, Bromic, Kl inuin. Art Club I or creuli p I )oms and I )ols will) like to (lal)l)le in anytliin e Irom Intlia ink to (lay sculpture, llie Art Cl ul) lealnres painting [ arties, in- lornial and messy enongli to satisfy llte youngest Irosli and most Bolie- mian senior. L rider llie e. |)erienced eye ol M rs. W’ oodirerry the most interesting maslerpieees ol the student l)i incis are selected lor exhihilion and dis- cussion. New mediums and techni(|nes are introduced and tried hy Art Cluh hers as they e.xperimeni in all phases ol creatice art. Prool that they at- tain an entirely new persjiectice and apfireciation ol the lieanty in the things that surround them is evidenced hy the results ol their many sketch- ing expeditions and work sessions which adorn the tl lire! Iloor walls. 20

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Aero Club III lliis aue ol supersonic jets, atomic energy, and llyino saucers all eyes are turned skyward. Crazing perliaps a little more intently anrl a little more intellfoently tluui tlie rest are tlie memliers ol (Vookline Hid, Sc I lOO I s Aero C I III). I lie importance ol air l now led e in onr present ci ilization is nn dis[)utal)ly an iiiHnential lactor in tlie lormation ol tliis cinl) s projects. I ' .xpertly led liy Mr. W’ arren tliis j)ionp exfilores tlie field ol aeronautics, constrnctiiio plane models lor theoretical examination and isitinp air- [lorts for isnal efincation. , s a part of tins liohliy tlie cinl) memliers lia e learned mncli ol tlie scientific liackoronnd connected with aeronautics and ha e gainerl a alnal)le realizat ion ol the [ art air na igation is playing and w ill continue to jilay in onr lives. PrpsUlenI: I )e. ler Dodge ice Presicipnl: Kllioll Smilh Secrelaiy: Pelrr l)a is I reasiiroi : lolm l.ow is . di ' iser: Mr. W ' arren 19

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() ’ I; Mr. ( ()il(‘V, I ' ay. Siiuill. M il( r «‘V. ()( ntinrr. ( Oslrllo, M f ' .lrov. Simpson, () 2: lirryinan. P.iiil, Parsons. 1 inr, ( ircrnln-M. I .jifjtnan. Siliwart . Wyman. l)i(Moia, ( onway, I .ul) ir. Sicrn. v() ; lialin, Wrllin j. I. Priic, I )avcy, ( urwii . A. IV l) i is, Ski «»r. Iliornrr. Mraly. I lirslion, ( rrrrnc, ,1. ( olicn. R- I)avis. Rohcrt S(Jo. I.iiu ' lian. ROW ( arritt. I.il)man. 1 ' r ic» I la tn I . I ' oMr. IIoIsIkt , StiydiT, IlniwiI . Wliarloti. I.ipsk y, 1 islilirin, 1 cdcrman, K«-tr. R, ( olicn, CirossiiiiUi. W ' r ' inlrolt. IKiiian. ( »«»silia. ( ) I: ( ' oM(T. Ilristcia, leaker, f rown. ( ' kiss, I irslmiitrj. ( otjk, A. ( oliot». l)o(tor, Norton. Sliiilil . Silverstrin, SilluTt, .Xdcltnati, ( ) 0: N Ii( lifison. Ritliard Solo. .‘Mien. ( littes, I.mitli-. Kenney. I)ra ton. Rales. ( liau e , Isappaport. l.arssciu, Ma I )nll it- ' . WMliains. Barenheri . . Band I lie Buoyant strains ol marslial music attracts our attention. e Beliolcl tlie Brilliant spectacle ol tlie Band s neat marcBin c columns ol red. Blue, and white, |)unctuated By the Brass gleaming in the sunligBt. e line! ourseBes screecBing . s we marcli down the held at the top ol our voices, . lter the [irocession reaches lech Bield we have a word w i th Mr. Corl ey. ( )l course we didn t lia e to Be told that the Band was to|)s — that lact is e ident Irom the s| irit it gi es to all athletics and assemhlies. I here is also an e.xcBange (irogram. Bor exam|)le. the BHS Band isited Swampscott, and then Swani|)SCott [laid a return isit to Brookline. I Be Swani[)scott l and outdid itsell and everyone agreed that the concert was super B. W ' e tl tan k tl le illustrious laculty leader most politely lor Bis inlormation. As we walk away, we Beard tlie Alma Mater Being proudly played in the distance. 21