Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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fBrad Ord Qfnnats Talked with looks PfOfOUHd.7,'SELF-GOV. COM. d h ld ar ue still. -ELIZABTEH CARY. For e'en tho' vanquishe s e cou g ' Neither a borrower nor a lender be. ll-BRADFORD GIRLS. 'lForsooth a buxom lass. -ETHEL HAM. One broad, expansive smile. -LORA LINCOLN. l'Who does his best his circumstances allow, does well, acts noblyg Angels could do no more. -QUR CLASS PRESIDENT. Living a life of eager industry. --CHARLOTTE TUETS. For many a joke had fsjhef'--PEGGY BOWNE. The dimple rarely ripples on her c e h ek. -SUE RENWICK. Horrible discordg dire was the noise of conflict. - Ambition should Albeit NAMING THE SENIOR Book. ln truth they were as fine a lot of men As e'er mine eye did rest on. - OUR ESCORTS AT THE GERNIAN. be made of sterner stuff. -MARION LITTLEFIELD. unused to the melting mood. -RUTH BARTON. The poet's eye in fine frenzy rolling. -ALICE BABSON. I will speak daggers to her, but use none. -HENRIETTA ROBERTS. lVIy friend, I have seen a white crane bigger. -RUTH YVHITNEY. lVIost graciously she SpOlCC.,,--PATTY STEADMAN. t What sweet delight a quiet life affords. --NIAY NIKON. So buxom, blithe and debonairf'-NIIRIAM KLEl'l'lNGER. l 7 Sober, steadfast and demuref -SARA ScHREYER. There's a Cleveland young damsel named Strong, Who wears a brown veil a mile long. If asked about a poet, My land I she can go it, For she reels off their works like a song. L110j all mf' we M' ff- 233' will ' gp-ll fi!!! xi it I ., 'E'3M..5. bm I tray ku,- 4,1 .1 'lv tm Wm N.. I. E-I in 5'-

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Brad 0 rdf .:4nnaL5 1 - to our notice, its title is KLEPPINGER. It is an d shows an intimate knowledge e gf 3 ' ' ' 'l d b Hilda Malcolm. Another most interesting book has come The Big World, and its author is MIRIAM xhaustive survey of sociological problems, an ll classes of mankind. It is beautifully il ustrate y Many other books have come to us to be reviewed, and reports will be published at a future date. Among these we observe Protest against Pessinzism, by SUE RENWICK, Advice to the Young in flflatters of the Hrart, by PORTIA WASHINGTON 5 and an unsigned article on The Berzejirs lJ6'7'i'Z'L'!l from Eating Force. ANSWERS TO CURRESPONDENTS What is the meaning of the word Hunk ? It signifies to row all the afternoon on the lake, and go to two spreads the same night. Why has the School Hall a clock? To give the scholars something to look at in Study Hour. Is there any way to avoid flunking? Don't get up in the morning. What is meant by Senior dignity? Never heard of it. Why is it that our marks go down about the beginning of the second term ? Everything is marked down after the holidays, of course. When is a surd not a surd ? When Miss Newton expects us to use it without a mistake,-then it K is ab-surd. Glee Club-What can't be cured must be endured. A zero-An endless round of misery. Senior Room-Abandon all hope ye who enter here Qwith unprepared lessonsj. How would you like to be on the Senior Book Board? Every so often we have a luncheon, followed by a literary digest. 51121 .