Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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tnior dramatics ACT I Kitchen in the cottage of Nessa Teig. Twilight. Last day of March. ACT II The same — First day of winter of the same year.

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To thee, O dear, dear Abbot, Our hearts shall true remain; For very love keep striving For honors to thy name, The mem ' ry of thy glory Is now and yet shall be One source of inspiration To be of use to thee. To thee, our alma mater, We leave this young fir tree, Symbol in season ' s changing, We, too, shall constant be; And while our tree is growing More tall, and fine, and strong, To this one end we ' re aiming For mankind, to right the wrong. O Abbot, dear, thy precepts Will teach us all to heed The motto that we ' ve chosen, To aid in time of need: To live to learn and learn to live For others as we may, And be ever as true-hearted To thee, as on this day. R. D. 17

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Bramatts ersonae Nessa Teig, the woman of the house Miss Cram Maurya, her neighbor, Miss Laton Oonah, Nessa ' s granddaughter, Miss Draper Aengus Arann, a young peasant, Miss Simpson Aileel, a wandering poet, Miss Lincoln Father Brian, a priest, Miss Sheldon A Faery Child, Finula Kathleen Sheila Sheamus Martin TUMAUS neighbors, Miss Cram Miss Bingham Miss Bliss Miss Brewster Miss Sheldon Miss Moore Miss Chutter When in preparing the Senior Play We were rehearsing in gym one day, We came to the line about Aengus Arann, Of his being so mighty a man. Aengus Arann ' s on the crest of the hill. No Aengus appearing, we repeated until We saw him stranded looking madder Than a March hare, on top of a ladder. M. F. S. 19