Hartridge School - Tempora et Mores Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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11.430 u.Lw3l. . . . - . 'L ., ratio gli 11 ra .lf L' Auf, til . l , ALJ . ebfd tldl--.rfg.r lf: TY? I , 5 ' e ' ry Yullllllullllllllll xlullfflnfllJrlllllllllllllllllllll llllnnlllllllllIlllllllfllIlllllllIIIIIIIMIIIUIIUIIIVI I IIIIIIHIMII lmwmflllllllllnllAl llllllllllll llhfnly' 4. :qw V .-ar t-'-.Leu . u .ml nut: qs ,gym 'N V fp n.4l I sd .. Cx .ff kk i ' - K A lo sl '.oSv' 4i'p J gl s ' Lcfks sgusv o +7.01 it 1-kL.' rx t NANETTE BROKAW 8.44.0 tltj .I t x.I t 'g, 5 UiN'n'llIlfL ' S,l1rwi sk 4 I . 2 . I76 Rockview Avenue Plainfield. New jersey Entered 1931 Smith To all outward appearances. Nannies talents are hidden: not that one doesn't immediately notice those green. green eyes and that wide, friendly smile, hut Nannie has the most amazing humor and wit which pop up at the most unexpected moments. To give you a clearer picture: does anyone rememher the time when our Nannie announced holelly to a person of some importance, Either you go, or I go! But certain things like her wellfgroomed hands, long legs. and alahaster skin, are distinguishahle as Nannie's. whether she is in the throes of study hall, or is calming a riot in Art Cluh. If you ever have a free moment, just glance through that notehook of hers! l'll het you'll Hnd artistic pixies all over. Nannie may he shy, wild, solemn. hilarious, or wicked, hut she's always original! ,,,.---,.. Art Club, '45, Art Cluh President, '44, Backstage Committee of Dramatic Club, '44, Library Committee, '45, '44, Class Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43, '44, Llass Haskethall. '40, '41, '-12, '43, '44g Varsity Hockey, '-44. I I Ill I lllllll I ll ll I tll I ululllnllllllllll I llulllnl ll Ill llllltll I llll IIlllllllllllllllllllllllll 14