Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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t mm t0fi F. M. P. with her tooth-brush E. A. R. ' s Arguments Some of the Hats L. R. J. and the Kennebec Journal Mr. Clinton on Saturday nights Counting the Senior Stairs L. A. J. taking class honors R. W. N. ' s dissertations upon Nature Hearing our friends from the hill sing We are for Abbot R. M. and her shoes Being su mmoned to class meetings The Infirmary S. L. T. and her letters Sansonian Verse D. E. B. being late to breakfast Laundry, drill, fish, ice cream, and callers Rising at 6.30 A. H. H. ' s snoods O. M. E ' s. bows H. M. C. ' s rhymes C. W. and F. M. B. making fudge G. H. saying, I can ' t come to Glee Club Mandolin and Glee Club Concerts 26

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ABBOT CLASS BOOK 1910 February was enjoyed by the Seniors and Senior Mids and we want to say that the Senior Mids were in- vited because we wanted them. Our Thursday even- ing readings have been a great pleasure to us all and it has been most kind of Miss Kelsey to entertain us in such a delightful way. Our Senior play was simply a continuation cf the career of some of our actresses of the Senior Middle class, with many additions to the original cast. Our neighboring friends seemed to enjoy it as much as we enjoyed giving it and we hope that the class of 191 1 will be as successful before the footlights as the class- of 19 10. Field day has passed with all its attendant pleasures and pains, none of which would we give up for a great deal. Our last celebration as a class was on May 31st, when our Senior Banquet was held. Now as we look back upon that evening we think of it as the last link in the chain of happy times at Abbot and in memory we shall always have a warm and loving place in our hearts for the small but pros- perous class of 1910. In closing, we, the Senior class, want to thank Miss Kelsey, the Faculty, and the Trustees for all the great benefits which we have reaped from our years spent at Abbot and for all the happy hours which have been afforded us. Not only do we appreciate our happy times, but we feel that our hard times also have brought us satisfaction in the end, and so we leave our dear old school behind and shall strive to live up to our motto — Follow duty, keep faith and earn our praise. Louise Tuttle. 25

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Our School, to thee we sing To thee our tribute bring E ' er we depart. Thou art our strength and aid Oh, keep us unafraid, A spirit undismayed To us impart. To represent us here To all that we hold dear We leave our tree. By its increasing size, May our beech symbolize The power, strong and wise • That we would be. Laura A. Jackson 2 1