Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Brad ord s.:4nnat5 tgpeciafs ' re F'l'lf.R having read all the glorious and vain things that the other classes have said of themselves and their reputations, it is probably with a deep sigh of relief that your weary eyes catch the name of the Specials. Of course everyone admits, even the lfaculty, that variety is the spice of lif'e,l' and that there is little or no originality in being a Regular in this school. YYhen anything out of the ordinary is to be accomplished in the way of entertainment for the lfaculty and the rest of our dear l?l schoolmates it is invariably a member of our Class lthe last with pridel that carries it through. lndeed, everyone will admit, if but to themselves, that the Strongest member among us is the best manager in school. Of course we would not boast for worldsg it really isn't necessary, but I will tell you confidentially that we are rather down- trodden and oppressed,-in fact, rather scollied at hy a certain class whose birthday was last june. lt would seem rather superfluous to mention our Star hockey team, whose bright and shining light is not a lamp, but a lChadlwiclc. Ut' course a pun is the lowest order of a joke, but we have Special privileges. This is really rather an egotistical account of ourselves, but it is the first time that we have been honored by recognition, and made to feel that this book would he hardly complete without us. l41J

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fgrqd ord .yfnna L5 I say lzzzrdbf, because, of course, the Jflwof woultln't he at all complete. One more word to exp ain e t which has been given, and that is that we have representatives in all l ' th im ircssion of. our importance the student organizations, with the exception ot' the Christian l'nion and Self-Government Association. l rom the latter we are com- pletely debarredg why, l cannot say. NVQ arc tlceply iiainetl and mortified over this singular omission, lint all things come to him who Waits, and the rules ot' fiuture years are yet to he revealetlg and We say in closing, that although we may never cheer for out Class of Naughty ---, om' hearts are as true :intl our love tor old Bradford as great as those who lielong to thc lic-gnlars, while wdi-C only the Special Class. 1 is 0.0 'U - -5 1-,wi .l Q .- 2-' 1 ' w Wafoei. 3 34? - ' - 'lo5 l' UP 0 '.':'.2t'e gfqso. . . u aiig-igqaqfgie I -D 4 . l l 4 l Alt. 5 42 1 lil I