Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 1 DOROTHY VIRGINIA MARTIN Chelsea, Mass. Two and one half years- Senior Mid. Play English V Play ' 20 Senior Play Bible Group Leader ' 21 Advisory Board ' 21 Class Treasurer ' 21 Chairman Entertainment Committee ' 20 A face that had a story to tell. Here comes the Princeton hat. There ' s the Princeton kewpie (poor thing, it ' s fallen, too). There ' s the mammoth Princeton banner — all the Tigers in the mail rack. Who ' s the owner? Dottie Martin. Dottie has a style and way all her own. She ' s another leading man in the Sen- ior play, and the cup winner and champion Horsewoman of Abbot. And doesn ' t the quo- tation just fit her? Syracuse EUNICE MEIGS Meigsie Fabius, N. V. One and one half years Glee Club ' 21 Independence now and independence forever. If you should see Eunice in the hall talking with one of the teachers you would immediately ask, Who is that quiet, demure looking girl with such innocent eyes? But that would be because you did not know Eunice. Those in- nocent eyes can also twinkle with merriment. And that hair! Will we ever forget the time she went riding with il hanging down her back and even the small boys cried, Look at the hair. 18

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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

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 1 HERBERTA A. MORSE 11 Herb Providence, R. I. Glee Club ' 20, ' 21 Three Years Fidelio ' 21 Numerals Hare and Hound ' 19 Arm Band ' 20 Numerals Basket Ball ' 20, ' 21 Senior Play ' 21 Thought is parent of the deed. Herbie and her hair curlers — she ' s famous for them since fire-drill. She ' s famous also for shoot- ing baskets. And have you ever been in the recreation room when there ' s any dancing and not seen Herbie? She ' s pretty good at writing, she ' s pretty good at singing, she wants to be a Kindergarten teacher — and— How ' s that for a combination? i HI m t 0 SYLVIA NICHOLSON Sim Bridgeport, Connecticut Three years Glee Club ' 20, ' 21 Fidelio ' 21 Northfield Delegate ' 20 Bible Group Leader ' 21 Senior Play ' 21 Arm Band ' 19 Arm Bar ' 20 Numerals Class Basketball ' 20, ' 21 The best portion of a good man ' s life His little nameless nnremembered acts of kindness and of love. Well, you did survive it didn ' t you, Sliv? We mean having Kay and Mary graduate. In fact, you seem to be getting along very swim- mingly with your idea that A is a decent mark after all. Sliv ' s forever wading through the recreation room, and forever unable to find any- thing. Sliv was one of A bbot ' s representatives at Northfield and now leads a Bible group suc- cessfully. 19