Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 1922 CATHERINE PERRY DAMON " Caddy " Cranford, New Jersey Three years Basketball Numerals Hockey Numerals Basketball Team ' 21 Hockey Team ' 22 Senior-Mid Play Senior Play Advisory Board ' 21 Class Secretary ' 19 Class Vice-President ' 20 Class President ' 20 A. C. A. Secretary ' 21 A. A. A. President ' 22 " A " Society ' 20, ' 21, ' 22 Honor " A " Student Government Vice-President ' 22 Bible Group Leader ' 22 Catts is one of the old guard, having wandered in and about the portals of this school some three years now — and many have been her accom- plishments therein. Caddy, conscientious, crav- ing, capable and cute, has come off with many scalps in her collection officially, and athletically speaking. As one of the Mouses from Cranford she has added to the notoriety of that illustrious town. Keep it up, Catts! KATHERINE DAMON " Kay " Waterloo, New York Wellesley Four years Class Vice-President (Spring Term) ' 19 Hockey Numerals ' 22 Class President (Fall Term) ' 20 Arm Band ' 21 Class Treasurer (Fall Term) ' 21 Northfield Delegate ' 21 Class Treasurer ' 22 Bible Group Leader ' 22 Q. E. D. ' 21, 22 Honor Roll ' 19, ' 20 Courant Business Manager ' 19, ' 20, ' 21, ' 22 We have Kay ' s destiny all arranged. She will be an income tax collector. When she is asked what experience she ' s had, she ' ll say, " Oh, I was treasurer of ' 22 at Abbot. " They ' ll say, " You ' re qualified for the toughest cases then, here ' s the job. " Kay makes a wonderful treas- urer. She didn ' t even lose count of the ten cents that some benevolent Senior gave to pay for the picnic cups. Kay is one of the many (?) shining lights in College Math, and is disappointed if she doesn ' t get A plus on her Monday test. In spite of her brains she ' s a fine girl and we like her.

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The Abbot Circle 1922 ISABEL BROWN Dallas, Texas Three years Basketball Numerals ' 21, ' 22 Arm Band ' 21 Senior Play ' 21 Northfield Delegate ' 21 Bible Group Leader ' 22 " Well, yes, but I don ' t see - " As usual it ' s Isabel arguing about something in class. And did you ever know anyone who could find so many sensations in a newspaper as she can? She ' s quite the snappy basketball player too. There isn ' t anything Isabel misses and if she goes to Europe as she plans to, she will be able to tell us more about it than Baedecker himself. MILDRED BURFORD Texarkana, Texas Texas University Two vears She could easily pose as " before and after " . Do you remember those long locks that used to hang down her back? How are the mighty fallen ! She is the class infant in age, but in mathematical brains we understand she quite leads the class. Of course she has the Southern accent and we wonder whether her languorous glances are Southern too, or just Mildred.

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The Abbot Circle 1922 ROSAMOND DAVIS " Ros " Manchester, New Hampshire Smith Mandolin Club ' 20, ' 21 Three years Arm Band ' 20 Hockey Numerals ' 21 Ros is the sort whose good nature affords her a good time continually. That giggle we hear from Room 28 certainly adds greatly to the environ- ment of the corridor. Ros is one of the college prep. Seniors who love Monday ? ?. She certain- ly can jazz that old mandolin though — " Every- body step " ! RUTH DEWEY Dorchester Center, Massachusetts Senior Play ' 22 Two years Giggle, giggle, giggle! We know that Ruth has a sense of humor ' cause she ' s always laughing at something. She is all for Dartmouth too. We hear that she almost drives her innocent room- mate wild, while she learns to play the guitar, mandolin, " uke " , — one of those anyway. It ' s great to be musical. Ruth will probably end up as a lady minister or something really good, she ' s always so in earnest. 10