Brimmer and May School - Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, MA)

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' A .7 A 1927 CLA SS BOOK A D 5 Q 1 4 yu 1 Charm-teristies Committee of Class Book Page Ten THE SENIOR CLASS ELEANOR DUNCAN BROWN Address-54 Manthome Road, West Roxbury, Mass. HELLIEH Entered, 1925 Born, August 30, 1909 A friend may well be reckoned a maslerpiece of naluref'-Emerson. There are very few of us who know Eleanor well, but everyone admits she is a masterpiece of nature. Has any one ever seen her not smiling? A wee, small voice replies, Only after a German exam. Ellie spends her week-ends tearing oil' to popular college towns such aslilh, Yes! We promised not to tell: nevertheless, she comes back Sunday in time to teueh a few fortunates their Sunday School lesson. You see, she is a very versatile young lady. We shall be very sorry when May 27th comes. Don't forget us, Eleanor, und eome back to Brimmer often.-Good luck to you!

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1927 CLASS BO0K THE SENIOR CLASS HELEN BROOKS BOTTGER Address-17 Sheflield Road, Winchester, Mass. HENN1E Entered, 1925 Born, December 29, 1907 Plr'11s11r1l lu Sighf, Elegant lo Thoughl. -Young. Why is it, we ask, that one girl should be adorned witl1 such a smooth profile, naturally wavy hair, and abundant good luck? Helen has all of these! This good luck is shown by her ability to scamper up the stairs and slide into her seat just as the second bell rings, every morning. She can afford to take this risk as her pretty nose never needs powdering before school. Helen has the rare ability of accomplish- ing whatever she starts out to do Ceven jumping in gymj and this is a trait to be envied. She could hardly be called an athlete, dancing being her favorite form of exercise. We never have Helm-n's company at lunch, and now we know the reason why she doesn't join us-a tight black dress. Helen is an example of a true friend and we hope that we have been half as good friends to her as she has always been to us. Pl xotographicCommittee of Class Book Page Nine

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1927 CLA SS BOO K LAURA EDITH BUFF Address-3-l Alveston Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. UBUI+'I Il'In Entered, 1919 Born, September T, 1908 An as for me U10 lhal my wil be Iylc An horses for lo ryde, I me delyle, Tha! lhere is wel unelhe game noon Tha! from my horses make me lo goon. -Cliam-er 'Null' said! Yes, says Laura, l go to gym. when forvedg l aet, but only when urged by Miss l'arkg l like to play basketball, 'a littlt-', l Love to swim 'a lot': but none of these things count when l see a horse. lf I were asked to name my favorite bit of musiv, l would sing llorses! llorse-sl llorsesl' Do not think from l.aura's remarks that she has no other ambitions in life. She is very hopeful for a College career, and will no doubt attain her ambition, if she will only refrain from playing with the edges of her books, and attend to the contents instead. Laura also has her eye on a thousand dollar bill which Father has promised her when she is twenty-one if she dot-sn't---0--fd? P P ibut we shall allow you to guessj. Not for worlds would she have us all know! As a friend, Laura is the best ever, always there when needed and willing to share- even her horse. THE SENIOR CLASS Student tlounvil, '26 llistory kl0llll1llllt'4'0l'cll2lSS llook Pugr lfle'nrl1