Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 192 1 CAROL PARKER PERRIN Ky Hamburg, N. Y. Wellesley Two and one half years Senior Class President ' 21 Student Gov ' t ' 21 Courant ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 Class President ' 20 Class Vice Pres. (Fall term) ' 20 Honor Roll ' 19,20 English V Play ' 19 Senior Mid. Plav ' 20 Arm Ba nd ' 20, ' 21 Fidelio ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 Glee Club ' 19, ' 20, ' 21 Stage Manager Senior Play ' 21 Oh, lady, nobility is thine, and thy form is the reflection of thy nature. Is there anything Carol can ' t do? We ' ll challenge anyone. Such a perfect lover — in a play we mean! As for her being Madame Presi- dent, we know that with her leading us, Abbot can never forget the class of ' 21. Despite her poise and dignity, Carol is always ready for a good time. HELEN MARIA ROSER Rosy Glastonbury, Conn. Mt. Holyoke Arm Band ' 20 Two years Senior Plav ' ' True as the dial to the sun. We like Helen ' s clever stories and essays and quaint remarks, but we want to suggest that she write a Math book of her own — that might make it easier for her to take the x out of x +5.V + 6! We hear that Helen wants to be a nurse. Well, if she would say as many funny things to her patients as she does in class, we think she wouldn ' t have a dull ward. We shall watch Hel- en ' s career with interest, and hope some day the Math class may be using a Hawkes, Luby and Roser! 22

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The Abbot Circle 192 1 MARIAN LAURA PARKER Marny Detroit, Mich. Two years Arm Band ' 19 Senior Play ' 21 A will inflexible. What would we do if we didn ' t have Marian to argue in Psychology? And hats! My word, did you ever see so many? Then look down and see her dainty feet and ankles — Nevermind, Marian, stick to your automaton theory, we don ' t mind. MILDRED PEABODY Peabs Waban, Mass. Two years Honor Roll ' 19 Arm Band ' 20 Entertainment Committee ' 20 Senior Play ' 21 A suppressed desire will betray itself in the eyes. Who is this who looks as though she were going to jump right out of her picture at us? Why that ' s Peabody, of course, the girl who had never ridden in a sleigh. But she has now, haven ' t you, Peabody? How? Oh! that ' s our secret, but he was nice, wasn ' t he? Really, we never see much of Peabody, not for long at least. We hear a quick noise and cheery Hello Everybody and then Well goodbye, I only dropped in for a moment as I was going by. We ' d like to have you stay longer, Peabody, but we realize how hard it is for you to be still. 21

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 1 JESSAMINE DAMSEL RUGG Jess Jazz St. Louis, Missouri. Two years Mandolin Club ' 20, ' 21 Arm Band ' 21 Leader Mandolin Club ' 21 Senior Mid. Play ' 20 Class Book Board Song Committee ' 21 Author English V Prize Play Creation is great. There are lots of things about Jess. There ' s the way she says pound, and the way she wears her clothes, and her English V play. Jess has a capable way of going about things — from skiing to bridge. She also plays a banjo with beaucoup pep and jazz, qualities she puts into everything she does and which is one of the chief causes for her popularity. WINIFRED BROOKS SIMPSON Lowell, Mass. Three years Class Book Board (Art Editor) Senior Play Well done, Simplicity. Winifred is our future artist and we expect to see her things around pretty generally before long. Judging from the posters she makes, we think it is only a short step before we shall see stunning magazine covers with W. S. in the corner. In fact, we think the Library ought to begin to think about making an appropriation for magazines other than the Atlantic Monthly, etc., for it would be too bad if future Abbot girls should miss seeing the pretty pictures Winifred can make. 23