Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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To S. T. K. : — My volume on The Minister ' s Social Helper . To. F. MacC. : — My horizontal bars and vertical rope, also my hockev stick and basket-ball. To B. H. McC. : — My bottle of soothing syrup for chronic noisiness. To H. D. M.: — My Texas pony. To L. X.: — My rolling pins to accompany her. To G. R. P.: — My position in the Information Bureau. To A. A. S. : — My carriage house full of vans. To M. M. 5.: — My piano. To H. L. T. : — All my history reference books. To B. M. T. : — My pair of arm paddles. To E. YanH.: — All my Thursday night mail. To H. M. Y. : — My dust pan and broom. To H. W. W.: — A moon, a corner, a bunk, and — May Bell. To C. G. A. de Y. : — My full length mirror. To F. W. : — My bottle of cough syrup. Witnesses, Signed, The Cage of Cats. Isaac Bickerstaff. 28

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Bast T3?iff arxb z tamznt of 3saat QBicftersfaff I, [saac Bickerstaff, being in a sane mind, do hereby give and bequeath all my i roperty and possessions as herein directed. To the School of Abbot Academy : — A room sufficiently far removed ami adequately .furnished for mid-night spreads. To the Senior Class: — My red electric light for the Senior Stairway in McKeen. To the Senior Middle Class: — My can of green paint. To M. M. 15.: — An alarm clock capable of going off at I A.M. To D. L. D. : — My book of poetry. To L. R. F.: — My book on The Late t Provincial Slang . To 1 ' .. S. V.: — My Skeat ' s Etymological Dictionary. To M. B. G. : — The Chronicle of my love-affairs. To E. II. G. : — My book on Fletcherism . To J. L. G. : — My large sized water-cooler. To II. M. II.: — My ticket book to Haverhill. 27

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Senior Statistics Best all round pirl Most popular Best looking Most Versatile Most Useful Busiest Frances Wright Albert Smith Helen Weber Albert Smith Leila Fowler Frances Wright Most Original Class Hustler Janet Gorton Helen Weber Wittiest Best natured Best dressed Meekest Most sincere Biggest bluffer Beulah McCarty Albert Smith Helen Weber Mary Bourne Edith Gardner Carol De Windt Hardest to rattle Greatest jollier Beulah McCarty Albert Smith Best dancer Most graceful Most fascinating Class Grind Most athletic Least athletic Albert Smith Helen Weber Beatrice Twiss Helen Thomas Florence McCreadie Mary Bell Gilbert Most dignified Class shark Edith Van Horn Janet Gorton Most Promising: — The little class of thirteen. 29