Bradford College - Annals Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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1921 Thc ,liraclforcl A C KL II 1' fm, y A llf fn, a I .9 .I fl 2 1 ELEANOR BRONVN 16 Behnount Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y. Although 4fBrownie,' spends her Fri- day afternoons at the Old Ladies, Home, that is no sign that she is not 'tpeppyv and full of Ql1Jfl1USl21Sll1. Al- ways glad to lend a 1 helping hand no mat- ter what the job, and always full of sy1n- pathy and under- standing is Eleanor. NELLIE CARL 31 School St., Hatiield, Mass. f'Hi In Wfho else could say it like that but '4Nell, who is tained for hockey as well. Her dry Wit produces some of the laughter on lird. 17

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.Z 9 21 T 71, 0 B 1' fl fl f o 1' cl A o Clf cle c in 3,1 Ayn 71, ct Z S 192 1 . BETTY BELL Providence, Rhode Island Dear little Betty, who is always say- ing Honest, had to leave us in the middle of the year, but she will always remain dear to the hearts of the Class of 721. .v of ff, , 'V r sf Y 'A if 'ey' Lk I .M My f A t .a 'fa' s A f 1.1 -M f ' ' of i f l...,::,.. ,.,, f I X .ff if Z, .Zi f 3 . q K W I T Y ,T l MARTHA W . BIXBX 10 Spear St., Quincy, Mass, Small, dainty and attractive, you would not think her athletic, but when it conles to basketball, she is one of our stars. 16 f l

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1921 The Brcbdforcl Academy Annals 1921 PAULINE DAVIS Gailford, Maine VVe shall always associate with HPol the role of f'Little J ohnv in the Junior Play, her portrayal of the magi- cian at informal entertainments, and the nickname of Jeff, which typifies her relation to a very tiny room mate. Real dramatic talent, a fun -loving disposi- tion and the kindest of hearts are attri- butes to a character that has won and Will Win many friends. - LOUISL HAB SOB Lorvierre, Summit P111-lc, YL3l1li91'S,N.Y. VVl1O is it that always has a huge grin, and when asked the reason says, ffMy dear, I just came back from a house party, and found two more bids here. ltis the lead- w ing lady of the Sen- ior Play, of course. And she can shake 21 mean tennis-1'acket! 18