Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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ANNAL SYNOPSIS ACT I. SCENE 1. At Squire HardCast1e's. SCENE 2. At The Three Pigeons. ACT H. At Squire HardCast1e's. ACT IH. At Squire Hardcast1e's. ACT IV. At Squire HardCast1e's. ACT V. SCENE 1. Garden at Squire HardCastle's. SCENE 2. At Squire HardCast1e's. Time, 1773. EXECUTIVE STAFF TIRZAH CADY,JUL1A LYMAN, HELEN FRENCH, IRMA TEICHMANN, ELSIE YORKS. USHERS LOUISE COOPER, Lois HUBBARD, LUCY BEAL, BARBARA ALDRICH. 67 1 11 MH 11 1: 1 s 1 ! 2 5 ? E1 I I. 'I 2 i 1 . 1 1 ' X I 1 K Y L 1 1 1 1 l I 1 V 3' 1 N .111 S I 11! fu 1 l I '1 iii

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ANNALS SHE STOOPS TO CONQUERH A COMEDY IN FIVE ACTS BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1911 Under the personal direction of Mrs. Maude Grant Kent At Bradford Academy, Friday Evening, March 10, 1911 CAST OF CHARACTERS SIR CHARLES IVIARLOWE . . CHARLES MARLOWE, his son . GEORGE HASTINGS, his friend . SQUIRE HARDCASTLE TONY LUMPKIN, stepson .... DIGGORY Servants ROGER DICK at I Squire HardCaSt1e's THOMAS - STINGO, landlord of The Three Pigeons . MAT MUGGINS . . . AMINABAB . . TOM TWIST . JACK SLANG .... JIMMY . . SERVANT TO MARLOWE MRS. HARDCASTLE. . CONSTANCE NEYILLE, her niece . ICATE HARDCASTLE RIAID ....... 66 . . HELEN PERKINS . JEANNETTE DITTO . . . MABEL WILEY . . VIRDA STEWART EVELYN KNOWLTON ELIZABETH MCKIM GLADIIS KINGSLEY JULIA LYMAN ANNIE BELLE HAYES HELEN HARRINGTON . IRMA TEICHMANN ANNABELLE WALLACE . . HELEN FRENCH . JENNIE SAVERCOOL FLORENCE WHITELY . . . . EDNA KING . . GLADYS HIGGINS . . KATE INGRAM . HELEN BANISTER . . ELSIE YORKS

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NNALS Trip to Bald Pate 'Twas the fourth of November, when all through the The girls were excited, but kept strict to rule, The Specials were having their stunt in the gym, But we Seniors must study, so only peeked in. By ten we were nestled all snug in our beds, While visions of Bald Pate danced in our heads. On Saturday morn at the sound of the gong, Every girl came with baggage, - it didn't take The party moved off with a word of good cheer From each under class girl whom we hold all so The 'leven-four train was not crowded for space, So each had a seat which she held with much grace, 'When back in the car there arose such a clatter I sprang from my seat to see what was the matter, And what to my wondering eyes should appear But a miniature station - Lo, Bald Pate was near! To the top of the hill and all through the inn, We hurried and scrambled, the best room to win. Some stayed in the Annex, a house down the road, And those rooming there had a noisy abode. long. dear There was singing and fiddling and miraculous tricks, That kept us awake to the late hour of six. The meals of Bald Pate are renowned thro' the east, And each girl did well by her thrice daily feast. After dinner we danced, either Spanish or plain, And were once entertained by a man of great brain lVho cracked some old jokes, so familiar to all, The Ladies' Home fozmzal had printed last fall, On Sunday AJ-I., some walked and some wrote, And some went to Boxford, a place quite remote. That night we were all entertained by Miss Knott, lYho read as we sat round the hearth burning hot. Thus endeth the tale of our days at Bald Pate, lYe wish you like fortune at some future date. 68 school