Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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t- = s • ex s, • exi = s. • exo . — Mr. Borg That’s “p a r ” for the course. — Mr. Bruce. Always leave them stitches. — Miss Pierce. The compositions were better this time, even though there weren’t any A’s. — Miss Berman. 16

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Miss Mary Maloney Absent: Miss Ellen Schomer Row I: Miss Mary Niland, Miss Nora O’Leary, Mrs. Emily Tanner, Mrs. Ida Gold- berg. Row 2; Miss Katherine Cullen, Miss Marybeth Sel- vage, Miss Margaret O’Leary, Miss Sara McGinn, Miss Rita Nicolai. NURSES Mrs. Rosemond Graham Miss Sandra Sandholm SPECIAL Mr. Wallace Driscoll Mr. J. Clement McCann Mrs. Ettel Aiister Absent: Mrs. Priscilla Moulton, Director LIBRARIANS SECRETARIES Row I: Mrs. McClean. Mrs. Ochiltree. Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Shrieber, Mrs. OrfF, Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Reynold. Row 2: Mrs. Minton, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Gughro, Mrs. Young, Miss Macintyre, Miss O’Connor, Mrs. Donovan. Mrs. Quinn. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Lillyander. LUNCHROOM STAFF 15

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Whatever your goal, the route there offers limitless possibilities. — Mr. Essel- styn. In adolescence, one sees nothing and understands all. In life, one sees all and understands nothing. — Mr. Hedrick. Youth, yearning, yowls, yelling, and yoked yenergy yields yearbooks. — Mr. Murphy. A little enthusiasm is a valuable thing; act accordingly, or taste not the human spring. — Mr. Wood. 17