Brookline High School · Brookline, Massachusetts
Eleanor Anderson “Elbe, Snora”
Class of 1928
341 people in the archive are connected to Eleanor
- Full name
- Eleanor Anderson
- Known as
- Elbe, Snora
- Lived at
- 25 Downing Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
- School
- Brookline High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1928
- Course
- College
- Came from
- Alpha Pi
- Headed for
- Smith
- Ambition
- “Too lazy— Find one for me”
- Pastime
- “Just living”
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Clubs, teams & activities
What Eleanor did at school
- Field Hockey 20
- Manager ’27
- Basketball 77
Fellow members from Eleanor's own class:
What the yearbook said
It is hopeful perseverance that wins the goal
Neighbours
Also grew up on Downing Road
Classmates
The class of 1928
Marcus Mordicai AlperBrookline 1928
Lawrence AndrewsBrookline 1928
Marjorie Emily AbramsBrookline 1928
Russella AndrewsBrookline 1928
Hervey Foster Armington JrBrookline 1928
Marion Coleville ArnettBrookline 1928
Same surname
Others named Anderson
Same surname, same corner of Massachusetts — often relatives.
Edith AndersonArlington 1927
Elmer AndersonArlington 1929
Francis AndersonArlington 1929
Lennart AndersonArlington 1929
Anna AndersonArlington 1930
Charles AndersonArlington 1930
Same schools
Also came from Alpha Pi
Alexandra Torborg CentervallBrookline 1927
Frances Barbara ConneelyBrookline 1927
William Hunter Perry JrBrookline 1927
Lurena LaneBrookline 1927
Melvin Saul LevisonBrookline 1927
Mary ReidBrookline 1927
Also headed for Smith
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Source
Brookline High School yearbook, 1928, page 26.
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Internet Archive (item murivian1928broo).
Published 1928, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Public Library of Brookline via the Internet Archive.













