Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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HARRIETTE HARRISON •Hat Salisbury, Conn. Two years. Calendar Committee; Senior Play. If you want to borrow something, or want to tell your troubles to Bomeone who will sympathize, go to Harriette. She is always unselfish and ready to listen. Her tendency is to root pretty strongly for Williams. she makes her mind, you can ' t change it No matter how hard you try. You might as well stop in the first place And not even bother to sigh. RUTH CARTER HATHAWAY Rufus North Wilmington, Mass. Five years. Advisory Hoard ' 18; Bible Class Leader ' 18, ' 19; Student Council lit; Class Book Board ' 18, ' 19; Honor Roll ' 19; English V Play ' 15, 16, 17, 18, 19; Class Vice-President ' IS: Senior Play; Senior-Middle Play: Vice-President of A. A. A. 19; Class Teams. Hockey 17. 1 . lit. Basket-ball 15, ' 17: Head of Basket-ball 17. 18; School Cheer Leader 18, 19; Clas Cheer Leader ' 17. ' is, 19; Numerals, Hockey ' l(i. IS: Basket-ball 15, ' 17: Sergeant Co. B ' is. With her ready wit and active brain, Ruth can hold her own almost anywhere, front a reeeptiou room to a hockey field. In all the years, having entered into everything with vim. her en- thusiasm for Ahhot has ii t waned, and she has shown her loy- alty at every turn. Her sunshiny -mile has reached the heart- Mi ' many. Rufus likes t » ' . they .sail. lint she a sylph would be, Ami so she passes good things by, I ' m- ■• beauty fust. suns she. 19

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MARGARET THORNTON GREELEY Megs 45 Orange Street, Nashua, X. H. One year. Senior Play. Margaret hasn ' t been with us very long, but we wish it had been longer, for her sweet disposition has made all love her who really know her well. We hear she is apt to get things twisted when excited, but we all make mistakes at times. you ' re had lira years of French And think gou ' re very bright, Just listen to Miss Greeley talk — You ' ll change your mind, all right. EVA JOSEPHINE HAMILTON Jo 3308 Robinwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. One year. Smith College. Odeon ' 19-; Secretary of Odeon 10; Senior Play. She may be tiny and look innocent, but when she recites in Math, we wonder that one small person can be so wondrous wise. We ' ve been awfully glad to have her here this Senior Year, and feel that we ' ve made a true friend in Jo, ' and that she has done much for the class. If you go to (thin At anu time of gear. There gun ' 11 find our little Jo And tier Ford so dear. 18

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JANE CARPENTER HOLT Jane 13 Abbot Street, Andover, Mass. Five years. Smith College. Fidelio ' 15; Numerals, Hockey ' Hi: Captain ' s Adjutant 1S; French Play ' 16. Jane, what would we do in the History class if you didn ' t fill up the gaps in the conversation? Never mind, some of us envy you that art. Jane is an all-round good sport with never-ending pep. She keeps everyone busy, even the faculty. We all like Jane, she ' s so generous and good-natured and jolly. She might almost be called Sunny Jim. ' ' Abbot certainly won ' t seem natural without her. For Jane is a day scholar, you know, She has n ' t a worry, not one, Rite drifts thru her Work Without even a quirk Just leave it to Jane, it ' s all done. MURIEL ARCHIBALD JOHNSON Mooey 20 Salem Street. Andover, Mass. Five years. Miss Wheeloek ' s School. Class Secretary ' 16; Class Treasurer 17; Numerals, Hare and Hound ' 19; French Play: Sergeant. When wr consider how many excuses she has to find for chapel absences, we all agree that Mooey ' has a wonderful imagina- tion. We sometimes wonder when she studies for this conversa- tion was overheard by a classmate: Do you study in the afternoon? -Oh. never! ' ' Do you study directly after dinner? Oh, no, I ' m usually busy until ten. You should never study after ten. ' I don ' t. I go to bed. Muriel is dainty and neat Also she is very sweets- Demure and dignified is she When very late to school, you see! 20