Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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1 . wi 'X Brad orc! Q4nnat5 ifresffmen re REGULAR COL'RsE NELLIE E. B.-XRTLE'I I' . XVesrlmro, Mass. HELEN FRANCES HILL . Collinsville, Conn. am. ADDIE MAY YVHITE BI-:IIlforIl, Mass. mf It Q, Q FLORENCE :XDA XVI-IITE . llrmlforcl, Mass. W mt LAURA HENCHAIAN WVILLIAAIS . . Glencoe, Ill. A COLLEGE PREPAR.-X'l'U 73.33.33 my C. LUCILE VE.-XSEY . Haverhill, Mass. ANI? lf 2 VALERIE F. YE.-XSEY Haverhill, Mass. fm W1 gp Ia, FII' 5.312 IU 93 fx 'Ig,?Z'Il'7x .V g fi 6 qll4, , as 'IT qpreparaforg R MARION JACKSON CARTER ELIZABETH JONES FULLER FLORENCE A. NIITCHELL . l39l LZ! ,Az Lcb:IIIOII, N. H Rocklaml, RIC Bradford, Blass

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- ' 1 Brad ard eyfnnats reeljmen gieforg R HE FRHSHNIAN CLASS, having just appeared at Bradford Academy, has not much to say in the Senior book of IQO+, but in three years it hopes to be able to fill a whole book of its own. Owing to the large num- ber of girls in the Class of 1907 lthe largest lfreshman Class for many yearsj, a great many improvements have been made in the school, for instance, the new gymnasium, the new heating appa- ratus, and the night watchman are all due to our coming. XYe expect that next year the Class will be much larger, and will gain superiority over the other classes in other waysg and that from then on until we are Seniors the Class will rapidly grow in numbers and importance, so that when we graduate we can truly say that we belonged to the finest class that Bradford .-Xcademy' has ever known-the Class of i9o7. I :ss 1 X, g , lar 1 'Q Nl, in I I ,

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