Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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The Abbot Circle 192 5 FRANCES ISBELL HOWARD Fritz Brookline, Mass. Boston School of Occupational Therapy Three years Bible Group Leader ' 24, ' 25 Senior Play ' 25 Fidelio ' 24, ' 25 Arm Band and Bar ' 23, ' 24, ' 25 Northfield Delegate ' 24 Calendar Committee ' 24 Advisory Board ' 24, ' 25 Posture Honor Roll ' 24 Second Hockey Team ' 24 At any time from nine to two on Wednesday mornings you may call at Fritz ' s room. Out of a cloud of dust emerges Fritz, a rug in one hand and a broom in the other. We wonder if she keeps Peg busy or vice versa? Fritz is our little girl, but her quality is 100% wool and a yard wide. Here ' s to her — may she never shrink! EUNICE ESTES HUNTSMAN Eunie West Newton, Mass. New England Conservatory of Music Two years Class Secretary ' 24 Northfield Delegate ' 24 Hockey Numerals ' 24, ' 25 Fidelio ' 25 Arm Band ' 24, ' 25 Senior Mid Play ' 24 Croquet ' 25 Philomatheia ' 24, ' 25 Student Government President ' 24, ' 25 Honor Roll ' 24 Eunie is the head of Stu. G., and a very efficient one she makes for she keeps us all in the straight and narrow path. She made a name for herself in croquet and hockey and on Class Day she showed us that though she is quiet she certainly isn ' t slow. Eunie has great talent in the musical line and we only wish that we had the opportun- ity of hearing her play more frequently. A great part of the success of ' 25 is due to Eunie, and the hard work she has done. Forced to leave because of illness. 15

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The Abbot Circle 19 2 5 JEAN GORDON Jean Shelton, Conn. Three years Fidelio ' 23, ' 24 Basketball Numerals ' 25 Northfield Delegation ' 24 Q. E. D. ' 24, ' 25 Hockey Numerals ' 23, ' 24 Bible Group Leader ' 25 Class Treasurer ' 25 Class Cheer Leader ' 24 Secretary-Treasurer Q. E. D. ' 25 If anyone hears frantic cries of: Oh, dear, I ' m a wreck, in staccato tones, there ' s Jean Gordon somewhere around. On Monday life is very hard but Jean is a plucky little thing and lives through it. When you see her determined jaw shut with an equal of at least two hundred horse power, you question any reason for groans. Jean ' s a peach, though she may deny that fact unless she is too busy looking for a man under the bed. MARGARET HAWKES Migs Corning, N. Y. Senior Mid Play Draper Dramatics ' 24 Class Treasurer ' 24 Philomatheia ' 24, Two years Senior Play Arm Band ' 23 Class Book Board President ' 25 She certainly is accomplished for if she chooses to be the charming damsel in distress she could cause a disastrous amount of palpitation of the heart among the guests at our Prom. But on the stage, how many feminine hearts begin to dance a variety of fandango when her romantic, mas- culine form appears! And a scientist of note, beside — oh Migs! 14

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The Abbot Circle 192 5 THEODATE JOHNSON Ted Cleveland, O. Wellesley Two years Honor Roll ' 24, ' 25 Arm Band ' 24 Fidelio ' 24 Entertainment Committee ' 24 25 Odeon ' 24, ' 25 Bible Group Leader ' 25 We hear a crash of storms descending and buffaloes stampeding! Be calm, ' tis naught but Ted indulging in a snicker or two. But she isn ' t just laughs. She has a voice that would charm a bird off the tree. Teddy rides, too, although we have not een it; it is rumored that she wears white breeches and black boots! NATALIA MERCEDES JOVA T Newburgh, N. Y. Wellesley Three years Class President ' 23 Student Council ' 24, ' 25 Arm Band ' 23 Honor Roll ' 23, ' 24 Hockey Numerals ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, Odeon ' 24, ' 25 Hockey Team ' 24, ' 25 Senior Mid Play ' 24 Captain of Hockey ' 25 Senior Play ' 25 A Society ' 24, ' 25 Draper Dramatfics ' 24 Entertainment Committee ' 23, ' 24 French Play ' 24 2nd Vice-President Student Council ' 25 T the versatile! Is there anything she can ' t do? She ' s athletic; indeed, she ' s captain of our noble hockey team; she ' s poetic, and some day she ' s going to have a book of her poems published; she ' s dramatic, remember the Senior Mid play and the Draper Dramatics? Now T ' s a dignified Senior and second vice-presi- dent of Stu. G., and ye good old days of the fourth floor are only a happy memory, but she still has the same old pep. Wellesley surely has some- thing good in store for it. 16