Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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MARY WUICHET Dayton. Ohio CATHARINE YEAKEE X ' HBISTOWN, Pa. Mary can expound philosophy when the rest of the class is exhausted. She works quietly and serenely and is re- warded with a place on the honor roll. If there is work to be done you can depend upon Mary to do it well. Senior Mid. Plav Lean and lanky K. whose love for dancing is only surpassed by her ability in that line. Farthest from her mind are athletics, yet she is one of the best sports in the school. Though dearly loving a good time K decidedly has an opposite side to her character making her. in all. the kind of girl Abbot would like to see more of. Fidelio ' 16 - nior Mid. Play Senior Play Class President 16 Class Vice-President 1 Student Council 1 Class Book Board 22

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ANTOINETTE STONE Ilion, N. Y. HILDA TEMPLE AnDOVEB, Ma-v Tony left us in our Senior-Mid year to warm herself in the sun of Florida but she came back this year to con- tinue her way toward college — the end for which she is -t riving. She carries herself with great importance for one so small of stature. Usually Hilda is quiet but, when once started, how Un- does talk! While reading Psych. she likes to have her pet dictionary beside her, but if that is missing any of the girls will do as well. That Hilda was meant for a first-class gar- dener is shown by the splendid care she takes of her plants in the Senior Day Scholars ' room. Fidelio ' 16 Senior Mid. Play 21

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Song As we go out, now, to our work in the world. Our thoughts will turn hack lo you here. We shall march straight ahead with our banner unfurled But our school we shall ever hold dear. We will stand against wrong, we will hold up the right, As Abbot girls always have done; And then at the end when we ' ve fought the good fight, ' Twill be found that the victory is won. We are -aying Good-bye to the school that we love, And in all of our hearts there is pain. But wherever we go we ' re determined to prove That each day here has counted for gain. Our motto so fair shall our spirits imbue, So that down through the years it may ring. We will never forget to live pure and speak true, To right wrong and to follow the king.