Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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ANNALS Market Street Bloomsburg, Pa There is cz gift beyond the reach of cm! - Of being eloquently silent. ELSIE YQRKS I1 5 Q 9,-f, Vt 3 tg!! 4 I U I as m e J? Q53 A 5 - W - :iff Q lc Liv CR IW YS iii? Q Q .P A ' IQ 1

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ANNAL fi IRMA TEICHMANN 3401 Longfellow Boulevard St. Louis, Mo. A happy anan or wornan is a better thing to final than a jive-ponnd note. ANNABELLE WALLACE 3780 Cottage Grove Avenue Des Moines, la. The rnfind can shape itself to its own 'wants And can bear all things. FLORENCE VVHITELEY ft Clinton Street Napansoh, N.Y. l Of softest rnanner, nnajfected mind, Lover of peace and friend of hnrnan kindf' iI8

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AN,NAI-S Q Tlllruz Glbrnnicln nf the Qtrpluits uf tbz Qmiur Eamsels + CHAPTER I First, how the Freshrrtert departed from their homes arid took tip their abode at the stronghold Bradford- ehsis Academia. lt befell in the days of the twentieth century, when the month of September was waxing old, that seven fair damsels, of virtue and piety, made themselves ready to depart from their castles to take up their abode at a stronghold, the name of which is called Bradford- ensis Academia, a wondrous fair castle on the borders of Massa- chusetts. Ere long two damsels fell sick, and the rest of the maidens wept for pity. Then fell the time when the two sick damsels tarried not amongst their classmates, but with- drew to their own courts. And the band of damsels, called the Specials, came to the remaining five and inquired of them saying, Fair maidens, wherefore makest thou this sorrow? And when the reason was learned the Specials made a feast for the Freshmen and bade them welcome in their midst. Thus endeth the tale of the Fresh- men, and here followeth the tale of the Sophomores. CHAPTER ll Of 'how the Sophohiores retitrrted to add new glory to their riarhe arid lineage. Three months had passed when the damsels returned and it was learned that their number was ten. And therewith they armed them- selves with honor and loyalty and girded themselves with love and went forth to bring new glory to their name. Anon, withal, they made a feasting and dancing for the fair semblage and there was dancing and minstrelsy and all manner of joy. And. when the year had waned their hearts mourned sorely for the passing of their Senior sisters, fair and honored. And they gath- ered themselves together and de- parted to chant a doleful lay be- neath the tower of the fair Lady Katharine. So endeth the tale of the Sophomores. Amen. 20 str the art pa da Br trj for pa th. vis th. 502 Tl sel na to su Se an asi W wi th. th' an mi flo Ju th- tra thi wi