Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 3 ELISABETH ADAMS ' ' Libby ' ' Springfield, Mass. University of Wisconsin Two years Senior Play ' 23 Bible Group Leader ' 23 Senior Mid, Play ' 22 And lo! her name led all the rest. Libby looks so tall and stately, but you know that saying, Looks are often deceiving ? We think that it applies to her — and her room- mate verifies our statement. Haven ' t you heard Libby ' s infectious laugh rolling down the corridor? As for swinging a hockey stick, she does it with the best of us. In Psychology class her answers are always a help to the rest of us. In the Senior-Mid play Libby shone and we wonder if she isn ' t secretly harboring am- bitions for the stage — ?! NATHALIE BARTLETT Natty , Nattie B. Andover, Mass. Five years A Society ' 22, ' 23 Honor Roll ' 19 Odeon, ' 22, ' 23 Glee Club ' 21 Class Book Board ' 23 ' Senior Play ' 23 Hockey Team ' 23 Class Hockey Team ' 21, ' 22, ' 23 Who says in verse what others say in prose. Have you ever heard about her cats? She is always writing about them; — (either cats or eating peanuts on top of a freight train) — cats for English, cats for Odeon, cats in poetry, cats in prose — and cats on sweaters! Oh yes, Nattie B , will you please tell us where you learned to say He-ah so distinctly? And also who dared you to write the original melody Stumbling, in musical appreciation? We ' re almost willing to bet that it was your own clever thought. You see, you have made your rep, Natty.