Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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()W ' I K if tuii iiir. l i»vn l y. w inn. I ot innii. l ol lisl( ' i n . I ipol . () 2: MoManri. 1 lollitinti. I -i liiinllcr. (irossrr, I lirs( l». Ivi ciiMii. ROW h.ilkin. I CuUrn. Mf. WMcs. S. ( (jIhmi. ( Olr. hldoinlx ' r , Ixulx-nslrin. IWixly- Murivicin Business Start I wallved into a secret room ahoul a week a o and saw one oi llie most lahnions si dils I } lave ever seen. All around llie room were lui »e slacks ol one dollar hills- — why there must have keen at least lour thousand ol them! I just stood there and ajied. Suddenly there was a noise hehind me and the next thing I knew I was being led out ot this miniature re[)lica o! the treasury ol King Midas. As I w as pushed out ol the room ol this hide-a-way, I discovered that I was in Ivoom 109, Mr. i ates head(|uarlers lor the Murivian Business Start. All that money harl been collecterl by senior members ol the business start w ith the very able assistance ol the junior a[)|)renlices. Under the ca[)able direction ol co-managers Ulizabelh Cohen and Sandra Cohen with the treasurer Burton Bloomberg, a very ellicienl system has been devised whereby it only takes about filteen minutes a day during the lour collection weeks to tally this money which is then added to their junior borl Knox where it is converted into the 1931 Muri i, n. W)i(ls ol 3 ' s(lom I lull Colit ' n Sini Ic • 1 Master Miiul Cmmtino I lie Lool ( )ur Co-Clim. Hus Bees BloomberC and Bales 5

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Mit l.ly “M’s” Mr. ( J w VI. () m Male M .linsprino ' s Murivian Editorial Staff Room 121 al tlie close ol llie school is certainly comparaRle to Crrand Central Sta- tion. I Ik steam and comRnslion ol the stall |)ullin awciy to meet deadlines cind junior apprentices orl in le erishly to carry onr orders and to learn how to run the yearhooh characterizes the hard worh and devotion tluil com[)rises our editorial staH. ( onducted hy J ' alitor-in-Chie I Al in Somers, Carol , dl er. Assistant I ' .ditor, and Jan Kadetsky. Layout Lalitor. and stoked Ly the junior ap|)rentices, the luel ol the yearl)ook is |)ut into a presentaLle condition. L,very |)icture frasted, every joh done. I)iy or small, soon hecomes an internal [)arl ol our yearhook. ith the thought in mind tliat the Mukin ian is an annual report ol BHS and its accomplishments, llie stall includes in |Ik‘ 160-pajre yearhook material represenlalixe ol the school. I ( ) I: Mirkin. Adlrr, [ )a is. ' v( A 2: ( ircrno, Sluilro, Kaflclskv, B.ir ron, Vrrrton. I ( ) ’ : l rkin.s. S(linil lcr. )lk. Cl l(Mitaii. Slarr, Sugariiian. ROW M r. ( Somers. ( ?or lon. i 4

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Brookline School Cx)mmittce - j- l ( ) ' I SiKjuio. I )r. Srlt rr. C lini. Hrowtt, Mrs. Pitianski. Nlrs. J oahofly. R() V 2: Mr. I urr. Supcrriilriulent Cavorly, Sn .. ' !r. Miikcv. ‘U| orint(•n(l nl Soudrr. Il i.s ery dillif iill lo liiul a(l(‘(|uale words to (“X[)r(‘ss our leeliii ol f ralilude and a|)|)i(‘( iai ion lor llio iniracidous ill you lia e l)oslow(“d on llie students ol Inookline I lioli S( liool — I lie North in . I his inonunienlal symhol ol your ellort and planning is inditati c ol tin sellless (h ' votion you ha (“ always f i en lo Prroohline s youth. Its monetary alue is (“(|ually indiratixo ol the lailh and c onlidfMiee the Muddy ki er I ow riS[)eo[)l( ha e in us. We ll lereloK ' , in ihanhin you. jjroniise to take care ol this huildin and take ad antaae ol all the ccondrous laeilities it [lossesses, kee[)in it ihc linesl ol its kind in the caiunlrv. 6