Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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frad Ord Q4nnaL5 Here's to Miss Newton, our teacher of Math., On whose innocent head is oft poured, With great animation, our v All because by our figures we're bored. All hail to the lady with energy strong, And to her recitation room, too, For she earned with the cleverest of pictures and song The wherewith to make it all new. ials of wrath, .,.,......,..,,1- Oh, lady with the kindly smile, I pause to commune with thee awhile, Mine eyes on thee with wonder led,- How canst thou hold in one small head So vast a concourse of strange dates? Nor fear nor wonder now ahates Whexi easily thou dost proclaim Strange deeds and tales, and not a name Dost thou forget, or pause to recollect. Alas! that I could pause in retrospect And know that I had answered you, VVhen sweetly begging just a date or two. But then, methinks, thou know'st my plaint, So fare thee well mv Grecian saint. AN ECHO FROM HISTORY OF ART CLASS Et tu, quoque l Oh, the sadness of That little Latin phrase. Grief where only should he gladness, VVhere we look for mirth always. Et tu, quoque l Aye, she failed him, Fen she, alas, did not know: And when vacant looks assailed him, Could not tell him whv, and so lit tu, quoque l I no ll 3 I i if Nt' F 4 NSW Iwi 59' an ,Q If' wr Q gpm! ri ,-, , ll sr is if M Firm Rfs an ? 1 M92 E 'M Us W in in R s .WI

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X Brad Ord eyfrvrrvcvbs rd., ANNUAL REPORT BRADFORD HOME FOR FEEBLE-MINDED YOUTH ... x-El-A' Ufard I.-Keeper: ANDREWS. Vp .elflt LITTLEEIELD : Cell 119. V Quite docileg given bell to ring for amusement. RENWICK: Cell 120. Thinks she is a second Vulcan. ROBERTS: Cell 119. Screeching maniacg driven insane by complaints of fellow-patients. Ufrlrd H.--Keeper: NEWTON. CARY: Cell 109. A very peculiar case. Ufarzl 11.-Keeper: GORDON. COOPER: Cell 209. Labors under the delusion she is ean tc I l- Reszke: capable of making more noise than any Other patient. RANDLE: Cell 210. Hopeless fanatic on well-cut slippers and perfumes. l1'11rrl 11.-Keeper: K.-XNINIER. BOWNE: Cell 2 14. Intermittent aberration caused bv loss of suit case at Exeter. NASH: Cell 217. Impossible to get a correct diagnosisg ia es l til the most learned. lfzzrfl 111.-Keeper: POND. Vw., BALL: Cell 302. lVIania: Blufling, with serious comp ications l' ' caused bv frequent-use of lotions. 2 wi BARTON: Cell:30-1. ., .. Us t Crazy over sweetineats ghkept on diet Of college ice and cake. HAM : Cell 303. in Hallucinations caused by miceg at times unmanageahle. V l 11821 p W --T 'fi X.. I . A . gb. . -51- 'ig .111 rf . .Ii 'Li' 'Nr