Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 1 hf V n itfiilt £■;- ■ 1 FRANCES KEANY Fran Keany Andover, Mass. Vassar Four years Numerals, Hare and Hounds ' 19 Odeon ' 20, ' 21 Vice Pres. Odeon ' 21 Senior Mid Play ' 20 Draper Reader ' 20 Honor Roll ' 20 Senior Play Committee ' 21 Student Council ' 21 Arm Band ' 21 Class Book Board ' 21 Genius bears the character of the individual who possesses it. Keany ' s another one of those clever young people who can say just exactly what we ' ve been trying to say for ages — and say it in a different way. Keany just is different herself. Did you ever know anyone who did so much reading? She reads everything and talks glibly about those books and authors whom we, in our ignor- ance, never heard of. Fran was the heroine of the Senior Mid play and being college was the only thing that kept her from being in the Senior play. She draws, too. Oh, Keany ' s a peach! M A R I N R . K I M BALL Kim Andover, Mass. Two years Courant Business Mgr. ' 20, ' 21 Arm Band ' 20 Stage Manager Senior-Mid Play Senior Play Entertainment Com. Bible Group Leader ' 21 Q. E. D. Pres. ' 21 Draper Reader ' 21 Strengthen me by sympathizing Kim has several specialties — chauffeurs, house parties, flagging trains, somnambulism. How we will miss that green flag next year. Kim ' s an awfully good sport, and talk — well - remember the political rally? As a result — president of Q. E. D. And we ' re rather inclined to believe public speaking isn ' t the only kind she ' s noted for. She was a leading man in the Senior play and do you remember Field Day in the rid- ing meet? We do, too. 16

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The Abbot C i r c I c 19 2 1 FLORENCE HINCKLEY Phil New Rochelle, N. Y. Four years Advisory Board ' 20 A. C. A. Secretary ' 20 Hockey Team ' 21 A Society ' 21 Numerals ' 18, ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 When night hath set her lamp on high Then is the ii ' me for study. Clink, clank, clink! Phil arrives on the scene with one of her funny remarks and we all laugh. Trouble? That ' s Phil ' s middle name. She just walks right into it, but strides right on again, thanks to those legs of hers. Do you know the serious Phil? Yes, she ' s hard to get acquainted with, but mighty fine when you know her. Don ' t be so stingy with us, Phil. Speaking of legs, Phil certainly knows how to use them on the hockey field. What will Abbot do without her? FRANCES BOYD HOWE Fran Melrose, Mass. Wellesley Three years A Society ' 21 Hockey Team ' 21 Numerals Class Hockey ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 Arm Band ' 19, ' 20 Hare and Hounds ' 19 Glee Club ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 Fidelio ' 21 Nay, but make haste; the better foot before. When Fran came to Abbot, years and years ago, the thing that called our attention to her was her running fire of comment in class. It still does. Fran ' s right in her element when it comes to rhythmic dancing, and Glee Club. Fran ' s sister made an Abbot Hockey Team, and Fran kept up the family reputation. 15

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 1 ELIZABETH McCLELLAN Smith Andover, Mass. Honor Roll ' 20, ' 21 Two years The silent countenance often speaks. Oh! how we wish we had just a little of her brains, or her hair ! Elizabeth is so very quiet and backward about coming forward that none of us know her very well. But little things tell, and we ' re sure that she ' s a peach. ELIZABETH McDOUGALL Betty Rockland, Maine Wellesley Glee Club ' 20, ' 21 Song Committee ' 21 Two years Fidelio ' 20, ' 21 Arm Band ' 20 do not set my life at a pin ' s fee. Whenever we hear Sail, Bonny, Sail, we think of Betty McDougall and her lovely voice. And the nice part of it is that she is always willing to sing for our pleasure. Betty ' s interests fall right in alphabetical order — A (bbot) — B(ow- doin) — Climax at M (ath) and the highest point of interest at P. Once you know Betty you appreciate her. 17