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“
Steps of Our Senior Class
Screams and shouts of
delight astonished new girls
as we Seniors roared into
school and collapsed breath-
lessly in our newly acquired
Senior Parlor. . .first get-
together as a class was the
Senior Picnic at Ipswich
Beach...sandy hot dogs
were cheerfully ignored
while everyone concentrat-
ed on the debut of Chester-
fields and Camels. . .forget-
ting What Every Woman
Knows, we invaded Boston
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for our first unchaperoned
Saturday Leave. Novem-
ber's highlight was the An-
dover-Exeter 'cfootball clas-
sicv which we attended,
cheering lustily for Hour
Abbot boys". . .the long-
awaited eve of departure
for the Christmas vacation
arrived with the added sur-
prise of receiving our Senior
rings.. .holidays over, the
terror of mid-years was up-
on us. . .pigtails and gray
faces took the place of va-
cation glamour. . .quick re-
vival came after one miser-
able week as we whipped
out pan-cake and lipstick
and departed via "Basset's
Tours" for Intervale. . .as
usual, the Prom week-end
was a howling success...
strains of S'Guilty', and
"Rumors are Flying" pen-
etrated the recesses of the
library where book-lovers
ardently communed with
favorite authors. . .Sunday
morning after chapel, Baro-
nial was packed with eager
beavers, and the campus
woodlands were invaded by
nature lovers. . ."Quality
Streetn brought the oppor-
tunity to show our talents
as a class...Spring vaca-
tions were spent perusing
Science lllanuals and Time
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and we returned well armed
to take the dreaded College
Boards. . .the long-awaited
Commencement week-end
found families and friends
strolling the campus. . .the
happiness of finally receiv-
ing our diplomas was min-
gled with the sadness we all
felt at separation from each
other and leaving Abbot.
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