Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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KATHRYN ATKINS BECK K. Wayland, Mass. Two years, Courant Editor ' 18. ' 19: Senior Plav. Some people adore Poll-Parrots ' — anyway, K. ' s one of these. She has her own little pet, and they ' re just too clubby for words. K. will never shiver for want of clothes — long ones. We are much indebted to her for the grinds which she managed to re- member for this hook; and as for her Courant write-ups on lec- tures, they are superb ! K. is level-headed, ties — And .net she ' s far away from crowds; shf In, pes to make a flight some day A way up in the clouds. s MAREA MILLER BLACKFORD Marea 1034 South Main Street. Findlay, Ohio. Two year-. Class Secretary ' 18; Fidelio IS. ' 19; Senior Plav. Senior-Middle Plav. Maeea is one of those breezy western girls, full of the why ' s and wherefore ' s of life. She is ever cautions, particularly in her de on second floor front. We ' re all proud to claim Marea for our friend, especially when she waxes brilliant in her recita- tion-. Keep it up, Marea: you ' ll make our jaws drop yet. We wish we could boast of such brains. There was a young lady from O ' iol Whose bright recitations wt admiah; Her eyes how enticing, with coy looks suffii ' Jo all lucky men ' ho come nigh ' a. 6

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RUTH EVELYN ALLEN Ruth 1 Chestnut Avenue, Easl Lynn, Mass. Three years. Senior Play; Senior-Middle Play; Spanish Play. We had all heard that Ruth had great dramatic ability, but we didn ' t realize how much she had made f her talent until after the Senior Play. If she should undertake a stage career, we know that with her usual determination, uot to say stubbornness, she would make good. We may have entertained a genius unawares. There is i girl on third floor, . I nil sin is ii-n, ill runs nisi ; Although she never studies, She i h us tt ackers ' i i es. ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Lizzie 646 Lafayette Avenue, Buffalo, X. Y. One and one-half years. Advisory Board ' 19; Bible Class Leader ' 19; Class Book Board ' 19; Honor Roll ' 18, 1!» : Glee Club 1! : Senior Play; Senior Prize Play ' 19; English V Play ' 18; Draper Reader ' 18; Numerals, Hockey ' 19; Fir-t Sergeant ( o. B ' 18. Ltzzie shines in 1919 along literary lines, and we wonder what we would do without her clever si tries and amusing poems to make our Lit. classes pass so pleasantly. Lizzie also has a great knack for play-writing. We exped in the future to be purchas- ing the Lizzie Armstrong books on the instalment plan. We have a young genius named Lizzit ■ When from ht r short stories we ' re dizzy, soon l i despair, but more ii n declare, Why can ' t we write stories Uke Lizzii '

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ETHEL MAY BONNEY Bonnie 65 Greenough Street, Brookline, Ma--. Two years. Senior Class Treasurer ' 19; Class Treasurer ' 18; Senior Play ' 19. •• Boxx ik s collecting coins ! Eaveyou heard a I tout it ? French ones at thai. She ' s l; 1 1 ■ 1 1 a- high as a quarter now. and goes up every time the French mail comes in. We ' re always glad i see Bonnie, even though she ' s usually getting money out of us. We hope -he won ' t decide to collect American coins, too. We ' ve heard that she looks like a kitten, Her eyes they an- green ami submittin ' ; Hut in- think she is cute, and easy to suit, For someone in France she is knittin ' . GWENDOLEN BOSSI Gwen i Kln: 1 Avenue, North Adams, Mass. One year. Wellesley Coll Entertainment Committee 1!»: Courant Editor ' 19; Glee Club ' 19; Fidelio 19; English V Play ' 19; Class Hockey ' 19; Numerals, Hare and Hound ' 19; Quartel ' 19; Senior Play. If you Bee a flying figure, ii ' s Gwendolen — for she never walks. If vmi hear an uproar on third floor wing, it ' s Gwendolen — only teasing Dottie. If you hear gay ragging of the banjorine, it ' - Gwendolen — lending much jazz to the recreation room. And. last hut not least, if you hear of a thoughtful, all-round girl, it ' - Gwendolen. We hare a young Kreisler icith us Wlm makes mi « fiddk much rumpus. In hockey she ' s there, and when iee can ' t comp With her fleetness of foot, how we funs. '