Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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1933 The Abbot Circle LOUISE PICKETT McCLARY 17 Prospect Terr.. Malone, N. Y. Syracuse University Two Years Senior Play 33 Christmas Party Committee ' 32 It ' s no use, Louise, you can ' t hide your light under the proverbial bushel. Furthermore, just because still waters run deep is no proof that murder (or good dancing, poise, and brains I will not out. Such a lot of quoting, but it ' s really just a subtle way of saying sincere, nice things about someone who ' s so modest she might otherwise be embarrassed. Here ' s luck. Louise! CATHERINE McDONALD 123 Chestnut St., Andover, Mass. Katherine Cibbs Five Years .Numerals A. D. S. Society A. D. S. Plays Senior-Mid Plays ' 32 Senior Plays ' 33 French Plays ' 32 e all know and approve Kaye ' s fame as an actress —whether it be warden. Englishman, or burgomaster that she portrays. We also know that that glorious red hair isn ' t wasting its beauty on the desert air. For. speaking of jealousy, how do you feel everytime she comes to an evening society meeting from a dinner engagement and all ready for a date? 23

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The Abbot Circle 1933 MARY CAROLINE GUPTILL Guppie Sudbury, Mass. Ttvo Years Numerals ' 33 A A 2 Secretary-Treasurer Tea Dance Committee ' 32 Draper Dramatics ' 32 Gargoyle Captain ' 33 A A 2 Plays ' 33 Fidelio ' 32, ' 33 A A 2 ' 32, ' 33 Gargoyle Basketball ' 32 Senior-Mid Plays ' 32 Abbot Birthday Committee ' 32 Athletic Council ' 33 Senior Play ' 33 Varsity Ping Pong ' 33 Well, Miss Guptill, it ' s a good thing we all like you a lot, it sure is! Because being good-looking and clever all in one fell swoop is a most dangerous thing. In fact, it ' s the kind of combination that is generally conducive of a nice brightish, greenish envy. How- ever, bein ' s we all want free tickets to your premiere as an actress we promise not to be mad. Here ' s to you! ALICE HAYES HILL Nit-Wit 15 Glen Eagles Drive, Larchmont, N. Y. Swarthmore C our ant ' 32, ' 33 Choir ' 33 Class Book Board ' 33 Honor Roll ' 32, ' 33 Two Years Fidelio ' 32, ' 33 Club Hockey Team ' 32, ' 33 Posture Committee ' 33 Numerals ' 33 Secretary of Class ' 32 Abbot Birthday Committee ' 32 Did you hear a soft, southern voice expounding great subtleties? It belongs to Alice, the girl of the Honor Roll, who put the atmosphere of the sea and ships just as it appeals to her in her work for the Courant. And by the way, have you ever heard Jean, Peg, and Alice discuss at length the merits of Shakespeare from beneath the disguise of oranges, apples, and puns? (The awful word is out.) Well, let ' s drop that in say- ing — good luck at Swarthmore, Alice! 22

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The Abbot Circle 19 3 3 FRANCES WARE McGARRY Fran Merriam Rd.. Grafton. Mass. I assar Three } ears Q. E. D. •31. ' 32. 33 Treasurer Q. E. D. 32 Student Government 32. 33 Athletic Council 32. 33 President A. A. A. 33 Vice-President A. A. A. 32 Abbot Birthday Committee 31 Advison Board 32 Fidelio 31. 32. 33 Numerals ' 31 Honor Bonus 32 Christmas Parr - Committee 32 Hiking Leader 32. 33 Griffin Tennis Team 31 Varsity Hockey Team 33 Fran is one of the best all-round members of our c ' ass. She is as good on the hockey field as she is— well, just anywhere else! Her room is usually full of peop ' e. either because of an important A. A. A. meeting — Fran ' s president of A. A. A., you know — or just because her socialness naturally draws people. Fran ' s halo of golden hair is most becoming, but is hardly compatible with her vivacious personality. Ensemble 31. 32 A Society 33 Choir 33 Senior Plav ' 33 BERTHA NORTON Skowhegan. Me. Two Years Aeolian ' 32. ' 33 Committee for Gargoyle Griffin Partv ' 32 Griffin Vollev Ball Team 32 Varsitv Basketball Team 32 Head of Hiking 33 Fide ' .io 32. ' 33 Numerals 33 Member of the A. A. A. Council 33 Shhhh! Who ' s that playing the piano so beautifully? Why. it ' s Bertha of course! She ' s one of those com- fortable musicians who hadn ' t a lot of temperamental oddities which prevent her from making friends. She always has a smile for everyone, and more than once, unwittingly, perhaps, cheered up some downcast per- son. We thank Maine for sending us such a repre- sentative. 24