Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 1922 BARBARA GOSS " Barb " Melrose, Massachusetts Boston School of Physical Education Two years Student Government ' 21 Tennis Team ' 22 " A " Society Secretary and Treasurer ' 21 Head of Basketball ' 22 " A " Society President ' 22 Tennis Doubles ' 21 Glee Club ' 21, ' 22 Tennis Singles ' 22 Fidelio ' 22 Northfield Delegate ' 21 Numerals Basketball ' 21 Bible Group Leader ' 22 Basketball Captain ' 21 Have you seen Bob emerge with a radiance which outdoes Phoebus or the grocer ' s best apples? Considering her athletically, compara- tively few balls are hurled at the sun. Her right eye is open now and her ears are folding back into their natural position; even the dents in her hair are again perfect. But where, oh, where has her appendix gone? She ' s trying to forget on shredded wheat. We feel that a fitting gift would be a stained-glass window in the gym- nasium to you, Bob! JULIET HASKELL " Julie " Ft. McPherson, Atlanta, Georgia Vassar Two years Junior Glee Club ' 21 Fidelio ' 22 French Play ' 21 Elocution Play ' 21 Senior Play ' 22 Honor Roll ' 21, ' 22 Julie belongs entirely to the Army, and don ' t you forget it. That is how she went to the Philippines and the thousand other places she has been. When they gave out brains she sat on the front row. But why did she bob her hair? We notice a delicate Southern accent after vacation, but she slips back into the honest-to- goodness Yankee after a week with strenuous Simp! w S tefr . ' 1 Wm m n ' fu 13

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The Abbot Circle 1922 BEATRICE LAURA GOFF " Molly " Andover, Massachusetts Wellesley Fidelio ' 21, ' 22 Four years Honor Roll, ' 19, ' 20, ' 21, ' 22 Last year Beatrice had to leave us and un- fortunately could not graduate with her class. Of course we all felt sorry for her, but 1922 con- siders herself lucky to be able to count Molly as one of her own. We point her out to little preps as the girl who never flunks and apply the prov- erb " Still waters run deep " . Did you ever see such an unquenchable thirst for knowledge? Verily it is the higher life that Molly leads here at Abbot and we wish her all kinds of success at Wellesley next year. HELEN GOOD ALE Wakefield, Massachusetts Three years Glee Club ' 22 Fidelio 22 Arm Band ' 22 Senior-Mid Play ' 21 Senior Play ' 22 Bible Group Leader ' 22 Calendar Committee ' 22 Remember Helen in the Senior-Mid play? One would never think that she had lived in a big city to see her impersonate a farmer. She leads a Bible class, with Olive ' s help. It is a great success. We have Helen ' s career decided. She ' s going to be in the front-line chorus of the Zieg- feld Follies, owing to her experience in Fidelio and the Senior play. By the bye, we hear both Miss Mason and Miss Kelsey have to come in during study hour some nights. We wonder why ! 12

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The Abbot Circle 1922 RUTH BOND HILL Andover, Massachusetts Four years Class Book Board ' 21 Courant ' 20, ' 21, ' 22 Glee Club ' 21, ' 22 Fidelio ' 21, ' 22 Arm Band Senior-Mid Play ' 21 Senior Play ' 22 Goodness, Ruth, we wish we could turn this over to you to write, not because we can ' t think of many nice things to say, but you with your adept pen, who made that birthday cake at Intervale sound like a ten-story wedding cake in your impressionistic theme, could do so much better. We feel certain that your fame will be great because when " Fate spilt the beans " you received a good big portion of possibilities. MARGARET TENER HOPKINS " Peg " Springfield, Massachusetts Four years Class Secretary 18 Glee Club ' 20, ' 21, ' 22 Fidelio ' 19, ' 20, ' 21, ' 22 Senior Play ' 22 Secretary-Treasurer Fidelio ' 21 Librarian Glee Club ' 22 " Say, do you know? — Let me tell you. — Have you heard? — I know something! " Yes, it ' s Peg, and we suspect her of never run- ning down. And how she can keep her room in such immaculate order and be up on all the gossip of school is beyond us. We would like to visit her in her " house all her own " . That cold blond good-lookingness is striking and we think she would be a great success on the concert stage, with her musical ability. But we can ' t forget her as a conversationalist, — for she ' ll talk on most any subject, and that sparkle of wit, ah, that ' s where the Irish Tener comes in! 14