Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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grad ord 34212163-L5 II German. Class conjugates together.- Ich wasse mich. Frau- lein-- Now formally. M. Hayes- I can't do any more, I'm drown- ing. PHOTOGRAPHERQI1 subdued tone after posing 'steenth Seniorj Do P 33 they make you dress like that MISS POND Cin Junior Litj.--'K WickliHe's ashes were thrown in the river and went all over the world. L. L. Qearnestlyb.- But, Miss Pond, his bones are down in New- buryport under the pulpit of a church, and you can see them for fifty cents. PUPIL Creciting in lVIedi?eval Historyl.--U No sacrihces shall be made without consent of Emperor. lVIiss G. objects and pupil states the book said so. Miss G. investigates and finds No Papal bull shall be, etc. Q1 ? IVIISS P.- Where did lVIilton get his lyric from PEGGY.- Bryant or Spenser, I'm not sure which. FRXULEIN.- You were talking ? RUTH T.- Oh, I didn't know I was. JANE IVI.- Why, I've looked all through iXIalachi and those last books of the Old Testament, and Ican't find that about the shepherds. MISS P.- Was this principle known during the life of Wfalter lNIap ? RUTH T.- No, he introduced it. MISS P.--H Who was fighting for abolition of slavery in 1829 ? E. B.- Milton. P. TO I. Qin History of Artj.- Did Phidias make the Hermes of Praxiteles ? J.- I don't rememberg I guess so. QShort silence, and then two amused but disgusted Seniors.j MISS G.- Talking of Petrarch, you'd better read some of his 'Sonnets to Laura' sometime. QAfter applause dies away Nan L. is heard remarking, Wasn't his most famous work the poem 'Cid ' U WILMA Qin Soeiologyj.- Marriage is quite prevalent in the United States. QLaughter.l Well, in some countries they marry without much provocation. f 132 .1

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Brad Ord oinnats L. l L'I- Vs Qexplaining passage in Tempestl.- ' Whereof the ewe not bites.' It's a kind of tree: we have it in botanv. l9RfiL'I.lilN- llitte gehen sie an die Tafelf' lllI.lJ.-X Rl.-Xl.L'0I.NI sits staring. Fraulein repeats. Stage whisper from rear of room-- Blackboard l H.- Uh, I thought you said Teufelf' RL I'H XV. lin lftliicsl.- XYliy, I remember when I thought such a picture as the Sistine lladonna was only a fashion plate out of date. I :XRIJIZI.l.E lin Current lfventsl.-- Ami they've taken the mountains and dumped them into the lake. XI.-xlilox l.. talks about a quadrangle square. UR. Vox M.-xerl.- XYlio was Herodotus ? Three failures, then G. SAWYER lblushing and stammeringl, XVasn't it something in the Bible?7' XIISS POND.- Have you read 'Cicero in NIaine?'H ,Y KIISS P.- Charlotte Something Dunn. l.l'I'. Cl..-XSS.--H XYhat else has she written P 4 MISS P. lstill thinlcing.J- XVhy--Charlotte Dunn Something. M.-xRIoN I.. lduring rehearsal of fencing scene in Senior Playf- P!! Couldn't they fight better if they had shorter spears Februarv 25, Miss Andrews in physiology describes the cause of a blush and demonstrates. MISS P.- Ufhat was the first movement toward English settlement in America? PUPIL.- In 11129 the Plymouth Fathers came over under the leader- ship of Capt. John Smith. FR:-flJLEIN.-H Decline 'a bad man.' ' Y! PUPII..- Yes, that would be the proper thing to do. f131j I.,i'r. Ci..-iss.- XX'ho's it bv ? , ' 1 3!

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X 1 'li- 'Q-.. A A 9 1 'I J? H' W .. WS: ,F if Mui -ff ft Brad ord -2-121f21,aL,5 ome Pass fangas 'N SUNG AT BALD PATE INN TO THE CHAPERONES Nov. 14,1903 Solo: Some folks say the Faculty's queer, Clzorurx Way down, way down, Way down yonder in Bradford Hut we think they are mighty dear, Way down, etc. The new girls think they must Nliss Knott fear, Way town, etc. But they love her well 'fore the end of the year Way down, etc. If you don't believe it, just watch 'em here, VVay Cown, etc. Sometimes we think hfliss Pond's severe, Way clown, etc. But she's mighty jolly when you get her near, Way down, etc. Little Fraiulein is surely without a peer, Way down, etc. To he sure it's true, ask Nlabelle Beer, Way clown, etc. lf you don't like our singing you needn't jeer, Way eown, etc. You can laugh at us for we don't keer, Way down, Way down, Way down yonder in Bradford f133l