Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 192 1 ELIZABETH F. BULKELEY Libby Betty Southport, Conn. Elmira Mandolin Club ' 20, ' 21 Two years Arm Band ' 20, ' 21 Silence -is the perfected herald of every joy. Libby ' s another one of those mysterious people who seems so quiet except to those who know them and then — well, ask Sliv or Clara Louise or Alma; they know her better than any of us. You wouldn ' t call Libby quiet though, if you could hear some of the tales she tells about Hill- side. She and Eunice must have had a pretty good time there. What is Libby going to be? We don ' t know, but after looking at some of the pictures of graceful nymphs dancing on the green, that we see in her room, our thoughts naturally turn to Rhythmic dancing. Do they have a course at Elmira, Libby? DOROTHY CARR ' Dot Chu-CJm ' Melrose, Mass. Fidelio ' 21 Two years Senior Play A heart as sound as a bell. Dot ' s the kind that can read the latest maga- zines in study hour, then go to class and show all A ' s at the end of the term. Dot ' s always doing little deeds of kindness for everyone. And rave, — Oh, my dear, there ' s never a gap in the conversation when she ' s around.

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The Abbot Circle 192 1 M IRI AM BICKFORD Billy Worcester, Mass. Wellesley Pres. Student Gov ' t Hockey Team ' 20, ' 21 A Society ' 20, ' 21 Three years Capt. Hockey Team ' 21 Class Hockey Team ' 19 Numerals ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 Her cheeks, her cheeks so deeply blushing. Honest, now, Billy, you are a shark at running Stu. G. and as for hockey, — well, have we ever watched you? Those who room near you, know of your good practice, and wonder if perhaps you don ' t need a new pair of shoes in place of the pair with which you used to shoot goals in silent time. We wonder who will take your place next year as the recipient of Mrs. Fletcher ' s numerous boxes of candy. And say, Billy, it is awfully hard to Study, especially in the morning. Anyway, Billy, you ' re yourself and what more do we want? HELEN BRUNO Glen Ridge, N. J. Senior Play Two years Arm Band ' 20 How pretty her blushing ivas and how she blushed again. Well, Bruno, you can give us the satisfaction of teaching you at least two things in your course at Abbot. Just what B. C. means and just where to use revolting. Will we ever forget Bruno when she dressed to go to bed our second memor- able night at Intervale! No wonder we couldn ' t find our sweaters and mufflers and woolen stock- ings the next morning. Watch her blush when we speak of il !

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The Abbot Circle 1021 CLARA LOUISE CLEVELAND Denver, Colorado Two years Glee Club ' 20, ' 21 Librarian Glee Club ' 21 Fidelio ' 21 Senior Play- Arm Band ' 20 A fine volley of words, gentlemen, and quickly shot off. Listen, is that a Victrola on the third floor front? No, that is just Clara Louise singing something from the latest opera. Surely if you c ' imb up the ladder of fame as speedily as you climb up Andover hills, you will be at the top long before we poor mortals below have reached the lowest rung. Abbot will be proud of you yet, Clara Louise, and when you come East on any of your concert tours remember we are all your friends. But, we beg of you, when you stay at any of the best hotels in the country, do not get up early to clean your room on Sunday morning; — the other guests might not be as obliging as we Abbot girls are. However, we wish you all suc- cess in your career, and here ' s to our Denver rep- resentative. ELINOR P. COCHRANE ' Ellie ' Melrose, Mass. Fidelio ' 20 Bible Group Leader ' 21 Two years Advisory Board ' 21 Arm Band ' 20 Of all the girls that e ' er was seen There ' s none so fine as Elly. Is Ellie from New England? Yes. Has she a New England conscience? You bet she has. Is there anything she attempts that she doesn ' t put her whole spirit into? She can even make the second floor wing behave when she ' s proctor. And her lessons? We bet they ' re prepared as well as anyone ' s. Everyone likes Ellie. Will she do big things in the outside world? Wait and see! 10