Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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UTartfya Can? Blakeslee Was ushered into this world at New Haven, Connecticut, where she still lives. Prefering a clearer at- mosphere she came to Andover last fall, and never studied so hard in all her life as since she has been here. When she leaves us she is going home to teach her sisters and brothers Psychology, Ethics, and Theism. School Basbetball Team Captain Class Baseball Team Class Treasurer Editor of Class Book arriet Coutse Cfyase Began to grow in Deny, N. H., and as she is our tallest girl we think Derry must be a pretty good place to promote growth. After having spent three years at Abbot, next winter she expects to study Greek, Latin, and Music, learn to cook and have a good time. As Variety is the spice of life, she surely ought to enjoy it. Senior Play

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€ulu Peircc Clpery Has the honor of being the only member of our class from the beau- tiful state of Maine, where she was born at Prospect Hill. She still claims it as her home, but as she wished more knowledge than she could obtain there she came to Abbot at the beginning of the winter term, 1900. In the future she expects to diffuse this knowledge by Professor James ' most approved methods. 3onc Clark Bebell Made Rome, N. Y., famous by being born there one bright day in May, and still claims it as her place of residence. She entered Abbot in September, 1900, and has spent a great deal of her time since then planning good times for the class. As she is her parents ' only child, she expects to remain at home next winter and study music. Senior Play

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£ela £. (£lliott Woke up for the first time in Ply- mouth, N. H., from which place she came to us in 1900. Since then she has been busily discovering new sciences, the latest of which is tee- ology, the science of golf. She de- clines to say what she is going to do after graduation, but perhaps we could guess if she would give us three chances at it. Draper Reader Class Secretary Florence CEstelle letcfyer Still resides at Manchester, N. H., where one cold winter day in Decem- ber she first saw the sun. She en- tered Abbot last fall, and we don ' t know how the class could have got along without her to amuse us with tales of her funny experiences. Florence expects to run the house during July, which we think looks rather suspicious. Class Baseball Teain