Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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Bessie Rand Haverhill, Mass. It it hard, but vchat cannot be removed becomes lighter through patience MANDOLIN CLUB ' I C, ' I I DRAPER READER GERMAN PLAY SENIOR PLAY Lillian Walworth Lawrence, Mass. In simple manners all the secret lies, be kind and vinous, you ' ll be blessed and wist SENIOR PLAY Henrietta Wiest York, Penn. A zuiet conscience makes one so serene. ' FIDELIO ACCOMPANIST ' iO, ' il COURANT BOARD SEC. AND TREAS. OF COLLEGE CLASS •io, ' n SENIOR PLAY [ 18 1

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College Senior Class Marion Brown Lawrence, Mass. And there, though last, not least. ' ' FIDELIO ' 06 BASKET-BALL TEAM ' (DO. 2d BASKET-BALL TEAM ' 08, ' iO 2d HOCKEY TEAM ' 07, ' 08 MANAGER BASKET-BALL TEAM ' iO SENIOR PLAY Charlotte Gowing Lawrence, Mass. Shespeaks, believes andacts just as she ought. A2 HOCKEY TEAM ' I O, ' I I PRES. COLLEGE CLASS ' I O, ' ll SENIOR PLAY Edith Johnson Not forward, but modest and patient in dispositi on. senior play [ 17 ]

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entor Class tsstorp ON the afternoon of September 21, 1909, a notice was put on the little bulletin board, that all Senior Mids were to meet in Abbot Hall. At the appointed time, twenty-seven of us, some old girls, most new, however, made our way to that place. After electing our officers, we were well launched on our first year, with Miss Kelsey as our principal during Miss Means ' absence. We started out a hearty, enthusiastic bevy. Our spirit was manifested in athletics, especially as many of our members went in for hockey and basket-ball. In the games with the Seniors we were victorious in both of these sports. The play, however, was our first real success. The fact that it was written by one of our number made us proud indeed. Spring came quickly and two events marked this for our first class year field-day and the indoor meet, in both of which we came out triumphant. The class banquet, which we shall always remember with pleas- ure, came very near the close of our happy and eventful year which ended when the Seniors presented our President with the spade on graduation day. If our Senior Mid year seemed eventful, how much more so this one. Although our number was diminished to seventeen, we could still boast of being Miss Means ' second largest class. Besides having our principal back again, we have enjoyed our journey through English and Art with Miss Metcalf, who took Miss Howey ' s place during her year of absence. First came our straw ride to Haggett ' s Pond. How proud we were as we started on our first Senior privilege. Shall we ever forget that ride home in the moonlight? [ ' 9 1