File:Circle (Abbot Academy yearbook) (1914) (14777445184).jpg

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Title: Circle (Abbot Academy yearbook)
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Abbot Academy
Subjects: Abbot Academy Phillips Academy Abbot Academy--Students--Yearbooks Student newspapers and periodicals
Publisher: Abbot Academy
Contributing Library: Phillips Academy
Digitizing Sponsor: Federally funded with LSTA funds through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners

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opertyand privileges: to wit — The front seats in chapel. The newly-decorated Senior Parlor, with its porch.The use of the Victrola. The courtesy of the under-class girls, including —The holding open of doors for Seniors.Allowing Seniors precedence, even in getting per.Carrying of wraps and books for Seniors.Rising on entrance of Seniors.Pushing in Senior chairs at table.Tying Senior shoes.Holding umbrellas over Seniors.Room I, McKeen Hall, with the added privilege of seeing the horse-chestnut buds growduring the spring term. The kettle and the hope of the candle (or its equivalent).The privilege of hearing the noise of the Art lantern.The hope of telephoning without a chaperone.The Day-scholars room for Bible. The opportunity of giving new pillows to the Senior Day-scholars room.The fun and dignity of the Seniors. And lastly: We give unto the keeping of the class of 1915 the sacred trust of our AlmaMater. Signed: The Class of 1914 or Abbot Academy, June 9, 1914. Andover, Mass. 64
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s^S, Qfofcerftsemente WE WISH TO THANK THOSE WHO HAVE ADVERTISEDIN THIS BOOK, AND REQUEST THE STUDENTS OF ABBOT ACADEMY TO PATRONIZE THEM IN SO FAR ASIT IS POSSIBLE Exclusive Clothing for Misses Misses Coats, Suits, Frocks, Blouses,Millinery, Shoes and Underwear Undoubtedly the largest and best arranged selling; sections devotedsolely to Misses Garments in New England are conveniently grouped onour big Third Floor. Here we specialize on styles and models bestadapted to the youthful form. In Coats and Suits we are especially well prepared with highgrade garments of individuality and distinction in models and patternsof materials that you will not find elsewhere. A complete Millinery Store is devoted entirely to imported models andoriginal creations for misses—hats that accent the fresh beauty ofyouthful faces are always to be found in this wonderful assortment. All Purchases of Apparel and Dress Accessories Are Delivered FreeAnywhere in New England—Mail and Telephone Orders Attende

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