Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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NATHALIE ARNOLD . RUTH BATCHELDER MABEL BENTON . . MILDRED COLLINS . MARGUERITE CORNFORTH . . MARJORIE DENETT SUE GARNETT . . LILLIAN GURNEY . KATHARINE HAM. . SARAH HAMLIN . RUTH HEYWOOD . . KATHARINE JOHNSON HELEN JOSEPH . . HELEN KENNEDY . MARGARET KENNEDY BESSIE LOWE . . . FLORENCE PARK . . FLORENCE PATEE . HELEN ROBINSON . FLORENCE STEVENS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON . . MILDRED WILLIAMS GENEVA WIGHT . . FLORENCE WIENER WWQ 3 I ANNALS Haverhill, Mass. LOWell, Mass, New Haven, COnn. South Danville, N .H Guadalajara, Mexico West Roxbury, MaSS Denver, COlO. Portland, Me. Haverhill, Mass. East Bloomfield, N.Y Indianapolis, Ind. Haverhill, Mass. Cincinnati, Uhio. H Haverhill, Mass. Haverhill, MaSS. Swampscott, Mass. Adrian, Mich. St. Joseph, MO. Akron, Qhio. Hartford, Conn. East Liverpool, Ohio. Catasauqua, Pa. Natick, Mass. Cleveland, Ohio.

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ANNALS FLORENCE STEVENS . . CHARLOTTE THOMPSON . MILDRED COLLINS . . T FLORENCE PATEE . . Sophomore Class A + First Term Officers President . . . . . . . Hartford, Conn. Vice-President . . . . . . . . . East Liverpool, Secretary . . C .... South Danville, Treasurer St. Joseph, Mo. Second Term Officers 7 7 President CHARLOTTE THOMPSON .......... East Liverpool Vice-President MILDRED COLLINS . . .......... South ,Danville Secretary FLORENCE PARK HELEN JOSEPH . . I FLORENCE PARK SUE GARNETT . , SARAH HAMLITI . . GENEVA YVIGHT Treasurer Adrian, Mich. Cincinnati, Ohio Third Term Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 30 Adrian, Mich. Denver, Colo. Ohio N.H. Ohio Y' East Bloomfield, N Y Natick, Mass. lN.H.

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Q.. 1 1 1 I 1 5 1 E I 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1. I 1 ! l 1 1 1 1, 1 s 3 1 ! 2 5 A i l 4 1 A l 5 T 1 i 1 . I 1 1 4 E 4 C , ANNALS Sophomore Class History + EPTEMBER 15, 1909, was a red letter day in our history, for it was then that eighteen girls entered Bradford to become the illustrious class of 1913. In our Freshman year one of the things that stands out most vividly in our minds is the evening we favored the rest of the school with our initiation song. We were not the leaders of the school in athletics, but we were well represented, and one of our girls made the school hockey team. Although not senti- mental, we did indulge in a moonlight ride, one night, along the Merrimac River. , ln the fall of 1910 there were only eight of our original number who returned to assume our new responsibilities, but, together with seventeen new girls, we organized our present Sophomore Class. On the evening of October twenty-ninth we entertained the school with a Hallowe'en party and dance. To help us get better acquainted with our sister class we took them to Atkinson for dinner., the Saturday just before Christmas vacation. We had our class spread soon-after returning from Christmas vacation, the same evening as the Seniors, and we greatly enjoyed our visit to their roomafter serenading them. Though we must work some time before we become Seniors, our aim and desire will always be that we may be as true and loyal to the school and to our sister class, as the class of 1911. 0 T xv UM......,,5f-.V-f.',,,.,..,,h ---,.s:e.,:-, - 3:22549-03.1122 'Mwst 3 2