Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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HELEN ALDRICH DOLE Helen 4.5 Prospect Street, Lawrence. Mass. Six years. Fidelio 14, ' 15. Very few people know Helen as she really is. She seems on the surface to be a quiet, unassuming little blonde, but the old saying, Still waters run deep, applies to our Helen. We licai ' she ' s taking a household science course, but the question is, when does s] lc take it? We never see her in class. Then is a maid in our school. 117(0 hates to keep a single rult : So ir]icn she wants, she cuts a class, lint somehow sit- can always pass. JENNIE MARR DUNAWAY Jennie Marr Virginia, HI. Two years. Senior Play: Senior-Middle Play. Jennie Mare ' s happy smile and hearty greeting are the best signs of her friendliness. .Moreover, her friends are never neglected because of her devotion to her studies. Scarcely anyone i more generous and good-natured than Jennie Marr. and she doesn ' t mind being teased because she i- broad. The occupation which delights her most is dabbing in the oils in the studio. painting china, or discoursing upon the never-ending merits of Illinois. Jennie Man has many traits, But of all things that she hates ' T is to study, rant, or write j She l ts ' cm go just out of spite. U

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MARGARET HAMILTON DANE Maggie Kciinehunk. Manic Two years. Advisory Board ' 18; Entertainment Committee ' 18, ' 19; Class Book Board ' 19 ; Senior Play. Maggie is just an all-round big peach, warm-hearted, generous, jolly, conscientious, quick-witted — Init we could fill up the whole page with adjectives aboul Maggie. Lei stop uow and jusl say everyone likes her, and her spirit has added much to the Class of L919. Maggie missed her Man so When she went « way 7 ' a ts Wonder wen she ' s comin ' back, Or ' ■ long d ' you s ' pose shell stay? CATHERINE HANCOX DANFORTH K. 95 Federal Street, New London, Conn. Two years. . Fidelio ' 18; Fidelio Vice-President ' 19; Glee Club is. ' !! . We may have seen humorous people, hut of all we ' ve ever met, K. lias the dryesl humor and the most ludicrous. She can look perfectly sober and yet keep people in stitches of laughter. K. lias an excellent head, one which can think things through and think them through in the right way. Sailors have a greal at- traction for K. — she ' s not a hit partial to the army. Who could be in New L Ion ? We hare a i l who ' «, li. so droll, lint we nil know she ' II reach her goal. She ' 8 clever, bright, nml « . so quick! lint once she settles, there she ' II Stick. 13

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CORA JEANNETTE ERICKSON II II Cora 124 Longwood Avenue, Brookline, Ma--. Four years. Secretary of A. ( ' . A. ' IS: Advisory Board 1 ; President of Patri- otic League ' 19; President of Student Council ' 19; Class Treasurer ' 17: Senior-Middle Play; Senior Play; Numerals, Hockey 17. ' is. ' !!•: Corporal ' 18. We nil wonder what the future will hold for Cora, shall we see Iter starred on the vaudeville Btage or not? Whatever her pro- fession, we sincerely hope that she won ' t become paralyzed when addressed by her domineering elders. But we hand it to Cora. that she lias made a great success towards our good behavior this year, and now we are ready to go out into the world true Abbot products — thank- to von. Cora! Who is this fair i, mill wt havi Inn. With (l wee little tiOSt that ' s SO queer? They sun sht likes eats, but her tummy entreats Vn go slow, for her figure is lc ir. DOROTHY ELLIOTT EVANS Dot 126 Main Street, Andover, Ma--. Four year-. Kindergarten Training School. - snior I ' lav. Dorothy, ha- studied her way through Abbot in her own quiet way, letting few people know her. Inn working always. She ex- pects to sun herself in Florida soon after leaving here. A- one of the fairies in our Senior Play, -he was most attractive. Dor- othy is . ' lie of our most dependable girls. We I. hi. a- a girl who now devotes Much Him in taking reams of notes, Hut usl.- her something and she ' ll frown hin, a unt. hut wrote it down. 15