Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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fust a itttxture Caresses — Harrison, Perrin If You Could Care — F. Hinckley Whispering — A . Toiver Slow and Easy — A. Vanderslice The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table — Miss Howey Tell Me -F. Howe A Young Man ' s Fancy — S. Welborn Three Faces East — C. S. Cleveland, C. Petrikin. K. Campbell Take it from Me — L. Mount Lightnin ' — M. Peabody I Might be Your Once-in-awhile — A. Whinery Spanish Love — Mme. Stelle The Brat ' — Billy Wheeler The Vamp — V. Camp The Life of Every Party — K. Weld When My Baby Smiles at Me - - M . Talcott The Guardian Angel — Miss Lane The Lightning Conductor — Mercury The Crisis — Mid-years The Inside of the Cup — Stu. G. Flabbers and Philosophers — Ethics Class Our Mutual Friend — Miss Bailey Great Expectations — Diplomas Tale of a Tub — Saturday night Cat and Racket — ? Rackety Packety House — Sherman Cottage Toilers of the Sea (C) — Academics Little Barefoot — Miss Adams The Dual Alliance — Miss Kelsey, Miss Mason The Serious Call — To Miss Bailey ' s Office The Minor of Perfection — ? Old Familiar Faces — Faculty Oft in the Stilly Night — Fire Alarm The World is too Much With Us — A. A. (?) Soldiers, Rest, Thy Warfare is O ' er — Class of ' 21 There ' s a Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl - Miss Marceau The Age of Innocence — P. Bankhart The Young Visiters — D. 0. G ' s. The Call of the Wild — Lawrence Movies 85

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 1 3 u t a g feetrt) — ©ou jf tub ' em Once upon a time there was a Mason named Tony, who lived in the midst of the Grime, Soot and dust of the city. And How He hated it! He thought it a pity to Mar So his life, and having cudgeled his Bean, he decided the only thing to do was to move into the country. When everything had Been Attended to, he set forth as cheerful as a Robin Sunday morning; he scrambled up a Craig, and near a mountain Ash Town looked off into the distance. Shortly after he came to a brook which he had to Wade. He was going by an orchard and stopped to admire each tree and leaFlet. Cherries were ripe and the Mason thought he would enjoy some of them. He found in a nest hidden among the cherrieS weeny robin ' s eggs. Suddenly two constables sprang on him and placed him under arrest for tres- passing. You can ' t go onto private grounds even in the country. They belong to the Rich. Hard, Son, but you ' ll have to pay a fine or come to jail. The Ma- son counted the nicKels He had and having paid his Bail He started back from whence he had come. He got a lift part of the way on an Adams express wagon and at the next town he went to the Baker ' s and bought a loaf of bread and some Butter. Fields were full of Hop (s) Kindred plants etc. Bank, Croft and slopes were covered with daisies. He went down sPookey Putnam Lane remembering the stories he had heard of murders in the Rue Morgue and a Stealthy step startled him, so that he ran until he heard his friend Mathew Singing the bugle call to Abbot. 84

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The Abbot C i r c J e 1 02 1 TOje $all Name E. VOORHEES M. Smith R. Crossman Marian Alling H. Baker L. Fleming E. Cochrane D. Carr M. Cleveland Margaret Alling L. Barber M. Bickford C. L. Cleveland A. Ebina A. Underwood M. Williams L. Van Dervoort F. Gasser E. Weld J. Rugg F. Howe E. Page C. Perrin K. Weld M. Harrison E. McClellan H. Bruno M. Peabody F. Hinckley S. Nicholson H. Thompson E. Thompson Notorious For Whistling Volumes from Holland Capability Absent-mindedness Hans and Yaeob ' Conscientiousness Dates in history Imagination Her Sonnet Sleeping Neatness Herself Dashing around corners Giggles Her new niece Bobbing curls Sweet disposition Her subtle w(h)it House-parties at Rock Everything Her Abbot chaser Her enthuses Passionate kisses Her squeaks Tickling the ivories Brains Blushing giggles Pep That borrowing habit Crushes Looking like Tedda Looking like Tedda 86