Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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Principals — I Hare Fire Daughters its yearly plays ever since. She undertook each new play with complete absorption and a tireless determination to make it the best she had yet put on. Her chief con- tribution, however, came not in these dramatic productions as a whole but in the help and inspira- tion she gave individual girls. This year ' s play, Outward Bound , was one which Mrs. Gray long wanted to see presented by her societv. It had been cast at the time of her death and was later given as a reading. A.D.S. owes much to its president, Salley Ma- cartney, who took charge of it. The reading was something Mrs. Gray would have been proud to hear. A 4 W ' Ik 1 ■ r P H. r« 1 : Bp V PH pppp k ■Br te= 4 ImJt tjM 1 ■EwJ ' r» JM ■B— W tvE] ■ - PJ s L Hfl i , w 1 ■ IP 1 Backstage — I flare Fire Daughters [51]

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OUTWARD BOUND Back Row: Quigg, Pendleton, Jenkins, Bisgood Front Row: Kay, Cookman, Macartney, Adkins, Tasche The Abbot Dramatic Society this year has felt the loss of our director, Mrs. Gray, who for thirty years had given herself unstintingly to the dramatic and cultural life of Abbot. Miss Hearsey expressed our feelings with regard to our sudden loss when she spoke of Mrs. Gray in Chapel after the news of her death came to us. She told of her long service to Abbot, of her coming to the faculty in 1917, and of her constant devotion and en- thusiasm for her work here. Mrs. Gray started A.D.S. soon after she came, and had directed A. D. S. ADS. BACKSTAGE Hack Row: Kay, Tasche, Macartney, Bisgood, -I en- kins, Cook w a ii Front Row: Pendleton, Adkins, Quigg [50]

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A.A.A. COUNCIL Back Row: Jackson, Kay, Schauffler Front Row: Zuckerman, Barber, President; Ogden, Erdmann Absent: Lackey, Rich Abbot Athletic Association A.A.A. OFFICERS Jackson, Secretary; Barber, President; Schauffler, Treasurer; Erdmann, Vice-President [52]