Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Guidance Counselors Mr. Woodman Mr. Grinnell Dean of Girls Miss Sawyer

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Administration To a visitor entering into this massive structure that we call Brookline High School, the running of this building must seem a complicated affair. He would be amazed to learn that it takes only a small body of secretaries to keep the building operating efficiently and smoothly. Patiently answering questions and filling out forms, the members of this department are always willing to do more than is required of them. Seated: Miss O’Leary, Miss Niland. Standing: Mrs. Guehring, Mrs. Hanley. Art, Speech, and Music The three departments of Art, Speech, and Music have been grouped together because they embody most clearly the creative and initiative ways that a stu- dent can endeavor to increase his back- g round in the appreciation of arts. These departments aid in the develop- ment of character and poise through speech therapy classes, band, orchestra, chorale, and the art program, as well as adding to the students’ interest. Seated: Miss Peckham, Mrs. Woodbury, Miss Horn, Mrs. Joseph. Standing: Mr. Black, Mr. Joslin, Mr. Corley, Mr. Joseph. Seated: Miss Maguire, Miss Berriman, Miss Poland, Miss Hamblin, Miss Greenshields. Standing: Mr. Dunbar, Mr. Avery, Mr. Ehnes (Head of Dept.), Mr. Wall. Business The Business Department offers a well- rounded preparation for those who plan to seek positions immediately after graduation. It also offers an excellent background for those who plan to con- tinue their education prior to going into the field of business. Practical usage of all studies are offered to students, wheth- er it be on the switchboard, with the Central Treasury, bookkeeping for the bank staff, or as secretary for the various department offices throughout the school . 10