Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Bank Staff Need any money today II not today, yon may need it tomorrow to help yon save sately and ellic iently lor that ine itahle rainy day. I here are one hnndr(‘d and sixty-six hatdx tellers, messenaers and ( lerhs worhino diliaently under the watchlul eyes o I Mr. linrd. I ' wery other I nesday the Irn al lollowers ol Banh Stall are hard at work. I he home rooni tellers are pleadin on hended knees loi deposits, even il it s otdy a nickel ; the messen mrs are scnrryina ahont. tryino to make the tellers hnrry; the clerks are makinj hank charts; the stall ( hairmen are hnsily making, sure that tl le money is hrt)n dit to the proper |)lace. counted, and sent oil t(j the haid intact — there are house ( harts posted outside the house ollices and the lunchroom lor com|)ar- ina the progress ol the dillerent houses. I his Iriendly competition is lor the aood ol each perscm in BUS . — alter all. no one objects to ha ina a lew dollars tucked salely away in the lorm ol a hank account. A (ollection o I w ashin ton s and Lincolns pirtures with screen hack- arounds may he just the thin f to hel|) take care ol colleae. a new lormal lor the irls or a Cadill ac lor the hoys some day — complimetits (d the BtUik StalL

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Biol()g Club I ' aligiiecl craniutns crammed willi inlormaliori al)oiil llie origin ol slrnctnres, tunclions and lile history ol egetc l)le find aniiocd organisms typily ll le BUS I )iologv students. I ' or as|)iring intellects, the Biolologv Cl III) oilers holh social and educational opi)ortunities at meetings and excursions. I he [)urpose ol the cluh is to lurther the know ledge ol biol- ogy through ex|)eriments, held tri[ s and lectures. I he briel hut impor- tant meetings. ; t the uletide season a biological Christmas tree decorates the corridor outside l oom 12S bringing the s[)irit ol the holiday Irom the biology room to the students ol BUS. I he Science l air, the luture sc ientists c rum e soiree, enables the student to display the Iruits ol his research which may vary Irom birds and bees to soup and crackers. An annual trip to ooi Is H ole or another recreational center cli- maxes the work and [day ol BHS‘ s benelicial biologists. ith the new nest in the Nor th W ' ing [)rovided lor the Ijircis and biologists, the Biol ogy Chd. can continue its good work on a larger scale. 21