Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Page 81 text:

is? may Er ,gt NV, af' M pf in ,f I rad ord g.b4nnat5 of personal responsihility which is the true essence of successful student government. 'Iihe Self-government Committee consists of four Seniors and three Juniors. Twice a year these officers are electetl hv the entire student organization, antl it is then that they have the privilege of selecting their representatives. who shall guard their highest interests and leatl them when direction is necessary. :Xlthough rapitl stritles have heen niatle tluring the past year, yet the itleal condition will he realixetl only when every nieinher of the Association is in such close synipatlw with the inovenient that she will tlo her hest to hring ahout perfect liarinoni' in the school, antl, filletl with the spirit of tlevotion antl loyalty' In the school, will he willing to sacrifice her own personal entls for its welfare. E71l

Page 80 text:

Ls Brad Ord tgeffstgobernmenf X H uw WM A A Q I, 1 V ,Q . ,... MW., W,-W ., 1 vtfriggt kyl ,K Lhie 1 r HENRIHTA XfVEs'1'woon Roni-:it'1's. !'f-mil.-fir GERTRUDE SAWYER Scs.-xx liieiii-i lici.i,ocx WILMA IRENE BALL cilfflllfil.-X Pi-iitiu' lixiaiaiiit EDNA HOLCOMBE Bowxr Nl.-XL'lJI-I Iirsna Wiiiox W0 years ago self-government in Bratlforrl .'Xc:ulenw was unknown. It is therefore as yet in one of its earliest stages of tlevelopinent. Unr- ing the past year there has been a new awakening in the spirit of the scl100l toward self-government. The true feeling which shonhl exist between the entire membership of the Association and the committee they have elected has been developed more and more perfectly. 'lihe itlea that these girlS are really their representatives is growing, and with it comes that element imi 1 l I P 2 i i I I i i 5 l l l li H 3 2 X ,W ,Aff I . A f - ,wb lu fa If Jr . t erm 'l ,h-5' Ln

Page 82 text:

fran! ord a4nnaL5 l 1 ' I flifeftc seoctafton X ,arf , A GERTRUDE SAWYER - l'f'f'-fidfflf NIADALENE Cooxisv . Trmsum- IDA ARDELLE BRYANT . . Sfrrrrary URING the fall term hockey hecanie, perhaps, the most popular of the outdoor sports. Owing to the efforts of our new gymnasium teacher, Miss Bouve, the girls hecame greatly interested in this sport, and it was unanimously voted hy the Athletic :Xssociation that twenty-live dollars should be expended to rent a field near hy for daily practice, it being thought there was no place suitahle on the grounds. Owing to the kind- ness of the trustees, however, a large space on our own grounds was cleared, back of the school, and immediately one hundred of the girls ordered sticks and shin-guards, in order to he ready for play as soon as the field should be ready for use. This did not take long, and soon girls were seen on the hockey field at all hours of the day. Four regular class teams were formed, and had not the snow come games would have heen played hctwfftin them to decide which was champion. However, it was only a postpone- ment, as they are to he played off this spring. It is also hoped that even I 7 il rl' 41 Nj' cr 17 , 1731: Qt! K ik mg, min K!'QiV ' - r , if . 4,11 ,gi- Z H V' Y 19 1 Ml' 4 33. rl' B231 IRQ t . Q Str' ' it A A l