Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single good poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows of natural objects, classified with name and form. Goethe 5 ADMINISTRATION

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MISS MARGARET DRISCOLL DEDICATION 1964 Brookline High School in an immense puzzle composed of many intricate parts, each of which must fit perfectly into place. Miss Margaret Driscoll has always been active in ar- ranging the complex pattern of our high school life. During a student’s four years at Brookline High, both he and his parents profit from her extensive service to the school. She has endeared herself .tp.al] the girls who have benefited from her understanding ‘rleadcVkhjp iq: the Girls’ League’.: As a guidance counsellor and. a.chemj rv teacher,, Miss Drjscoll has enlightened and enriched her pupils. By supervisinrg the calendar of events and acting as recording secretary of the P.T.O., she organizes vital parts of the school’s activities. Without Miss Driscoll Brookline High School would be mi- nus an important piece of its jigsaw puzzle. 4

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First Row: Owen M. Carle, Sylvia K. Burack, Viola R. Pinanski, Chairman: Florence P. Peohody, Frederic B. Viaiix. Second Row: Thomas P. Kendrick, Ann E. MacDonald, Acting Superintendent: Jacques M. Dronsick, Ernest R. Caverly, Superintendent; FJelen V. O ' Brien, Raymond T. McNally. Ernest R. Caverly, Superintendent. Viola R. Pinanski, Chairman of School Committee. SCHOOL COMMITTEE Although few BHS students have personal contact with members of the School Committee, we are all directly affected by the decisions of this body. We owe much to this dedicated group of men and women, who manage so adeptly the affairs of our school system and enable us to maintain our high scholastic standards. Ann E. MacDonald, Acting Superintendent. 6