Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Brad ord 342121355 i TUNE : Auld Lang Sym. I. ff 77 Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And ne'er he minded more ? Should auld B. A. forget her friends,- This Class of 190-1 ? IIT!! ever hold the mein'ry dear Of golden days of yore, So raise a long and lusty cheer To the Class of 190-ll II. And when at length our course is run, Uld haunts know us no more, Ah ! still within our hearts we'll raise A cheer for 190-lt. A cheer for 1904, yo-ho! A good long rousing cheer! For soon, in June, we all lTlLlSt go From the school we hold so dear. lllcpeat first refrainl l137l

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Brad ord o4nnaLs TUNE OF Dixie. In old B. A. there is a class Which none in hist'ry can surpass, Nineteen Four! Nineteen Four! Nineteen Four, that's the class ! Her colors-they are violet and white, She'll them sustain with all her might. Yes she will! Yes she will ! Yes she will! Nineteen Four! Give three cheers for your class, girls, Hurrah ! Rah! Rah! And three for Bradford, Blass., girls, The home of Nineteen Four. Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah ! For Nineteen Four ! Coast fo 1905 TUNE: UMM: D11-1'S.i, Let us now quaff a cup to the Junior Class, To the Class of Aughty-Five. To the dearest, brightest, Junior Class g To the class that's sure to thrive. Let us drink their health with a merrv song, For as long as we're alive, We won't forget the Junior Class of Aughty-Five L 136 1

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