Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Brad Ord Q4nnaLs SAYINGS OF THE WISE MISS SPERRY: The only way to shorten a composition is to cut it down. MISS POND Cin Milton Classj : 'II am almost in Heaven, but the bell prevents me from going on. MISS ANDREWS: Do you see that little place colored yellow there ? Well, that's orange. MISS KNOTT: There's nothing so conducive to appendicitis as a paper bag procession. MISS GORDON: You have to be bombastic with fools, else they'll think you're one of themselves. M. LE BET: i'Young ladies, this is not a wet l. MISS POND : I've seen lots of handwriting that was immoral. FRKULEIN KAMMER Qin responsive servicej : MI have never seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed baking bread. MISS GORDON: I'Perhaps the best thing Greece ever did was to die. FLANDERS Qdemonstrating use of the fire escapej : Yes, I've seen a knot in the fire escape. MISS GORDON: I'When allegiance is boiled down you'll find a pocket- book at the bottom. FRIIULEIN KANIBIER Qtelling of noted Senator seen on Wasliiiigton trip, : And I quite liked his appearance. ETYMOLOGICAL LEXICON OF COMMON NAMES SHOWING CLASSIC DERIVATION. DEFINITIONS PREPARED BY EXPERTS Algebra ffl?-IHS, pain, sufferingj dehned as the most ingenious torture ever devised by the wit of man for the good of youth. Examination 1i exanimatus,', frightened to death, gaspingi-That experience which has such an effect upon our constitutions as to leave us physical and mental wrecks for sometime after. L 124 I Z ,IW .rw M' il' 4' ,gif saw' I i'l' .,44 lar!!! 'J' Igpzf hs. isa T! Y 143 1 I Www. ...g, . . x Emi. V Q: ..V,. mi., , 'Wu hm. 5. 'R I Wm N. u.,,

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Name Hazel Merrill Patty Steadman Elizabeth Cary Lucile Jackson Miriam Kleppinger Sarah Schrever ' Ruth XVhitiiey Gertrude Sawyer Edna Bowne Edith Clark Peachy Randle llilda Maleolm Ethel Ilam May Nixon Henrietta ltoherts Lora Lincoln Marion l.ittletield Martha Stimson Beatrice Cooper XYilma Ball linth Barton ,lane Mitchell Sue Renwick Charlotte 'l'utts fi Favorite Pastime Going to Boston Eating Talking Reading XY1'iting letters Dancing Going to spreads Theater Dancing Dancing Dancing Sleeping Reading Smart Set Dancing l'f Playing my violin Eating Heading llorseliaek riding Dancing Playing the piano Dancing Reading and eating l heater XYorking Favorite Out-door Sport Skating llorsehack riding XYalking Boating llorsehaek riding Tennis Golf Golf Golf 'l'ennis lloekey llate 'em all Golf XYalkin1f Tennis Canoeing ru r-v 'l'ennis ,l.t'lllllS Don't like any xt-rv well Skating lloekey ltowing 'liennis llasket hall STATISTICS FOR Col or B row n B l u e llrow n Pink lied lilue l'ale Blue l'ink B lue ll lue Pink XYhite Blue Blue l'ink Violet lllue lied Sky hlut- pi Yellow lied l'ink Green lllark B y-word Oh dcyh! Fl iminy crickets Ach du liehes Zeit Gracious! Oh dear! Fudge!! llimmel Yerv awkward Uh llecate! For Goodness sake Gad! llourgeois Mv eonsei ence! lliimmel Good land! Du hist wie eine hlume Great Scott! Good gralv U lleca! Uh, fury! Ach lliinmel Oli, sliurt Good grali I 'Come and take a walk with Charlotte 1904 Theme for Conversation Don't know Not particular Senior hook Vacation Senior essay U Tramps Vacation Vacation in June Vacations Old Ladies' llome 'l'ell you personally Malcolm family Mice Vacation Self-Government l lolidays My work llel'editX' l don't know My friends l'rinceton Books Mandolin Cluh St'll'llL't' Favorite Senior Study Ethics Literature Ethics A stronom v llistorv ot' Art Literat'ure Ethics German Mathematics Literature Faust French Physiology Literature English Ethics I.iterature German Faust Ethics German tai-et-it my Mathematics Pliysiology Favorite Poet Burns Burns Emerson Burns james YV. Riley Burns Shakespeare Eugene Field George Ade Burns Kipling None Burns Shakespeare Shakespeare Shelley Milton Emerson XY ordsw Orth XX' o rdsworth Tennyson Burns 'l'ennvson if any 'l'en nyson Favorite Castle in To the Air get my diploma Haven't any To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To fro be an aiithoress be a prima donna travel be domestic he an authoress he a shining star be an old maid be a school-teacher he a missionary have a good time get home live in New York go to college go to a house party he a doctor do something be an actress make a mark! hnish studving Graduate froni eoilege To Ke 4 4 sr .1- graduate eping house .yr 11 -i gi 'X E -.Q f t 'n ' 13' YI.