Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The A h b o t C i r c e 1920 CATHERINE GREENOUGH Kay Madame President Red Cliff, Lander, Wyoming Four years Senior Class President ' 20 Student Government ' 20 Class Book Board ' 20 Senior Play ' 20 Odeon ' 19, ' 20 Vice-President, ' 20 Honor A ' 19 Courant Board ' 16, ' 17, ' 18, ' 19, ' 20 Advisory Board ' 18, ' 19 Draper Reader ' 19, ' 20 Bible Class Leader ' 19 Amusement Committee ' 17 President (spring term) ' 19 President (fall term) ' 19 Vice-President (spring term) ' 17 Vice-President (fall term) ' 17 Honor Roll ' 18, ' 19, ' 20 Senior-Mid Play ' 19 Numerals ' 19 Class Hockey Game ' 19 Stage Manager English V Plays, ' 18 ' 19 Your name is great in mouths of wisest censure. Our president can be undeniably haughty when necessary; delinquents quail before her cold capability! But if she rules with a rod of iron at times, it is cer- tainly gratifyingly successful ruling, and we have her to thank for what we have been as a class this last year. And taken in an informal, non-study group, pre- ferably munching apples or candy, Kay can be so continuously funny that mirth speedily becomes the order of the day. She is also everlastingly industrious. We think she ' s embroidered a million little towels and hankies and things. 24

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The Abbot Circle 1920 DORIS STONE GRAVES Tootie 51 Verndale St., Brookline, Mass. Two years Wellesley College The glass of fashion and the mold of form, the observed of all observers. Tootie isjust Tootie — and to those who know her that says a whole lot. We often wonder if her supply of giggles will ever give out, but from present appear- ances we guess not — she will smile her way through life. Once in a while she becomes serious, but her friends get so alarmed that she changes her mind and becomes natural again. However, we judge her smiles are not in vain -- from the regularity of her mail! 23

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The Abbot Circle 19 20 LILLIAN BARTRAM GRUMMAN Lin Smudge 1187 Park Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Two years Senior Play Fidelio ' 19, ' 20 Armband ' 20 Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Lillian is the most really and truly good natured person. She does and says things kindly; for example, she has even been known to offer packing room in her trunk for refractory goloshes whose owners happened to be going her way at va- cation time. Being human, as we all are, she has her troubles over, let us say, the Divine Comedy, but we are realizing that she is an expert at the skilful refreshment of snowshoes, skis, and all the implements of winter sports. 25