Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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KATE MORGAN WYCKOFF 5-1 Elkan Road, Larchmont. New York m?-19i9 Bunny ' Study Hall Proctor ' 49. 1 fed like crying; I think I trill . . . BOO-hnn ; Crumb! 1 haven ' t heard front him in TWO days. ' ; Pas (out a fait . . . in ndda troids, not quite! Cum Hattbe, 1949 Anne Beresford Dartt Elinor Castle Massie Barbara Chapin Hamby Mary Lois Pendleton Elizabeth Chambers Merrick Joan Muirhead Yebster Deborah Dewey Williams potior 8, 1948 Martha Gordon Ball Mary Katharine Lackey Alicia Allgood Cooper Ann Robinson Jane McElveen Kenah Tatiana Elizabeth Russell Deborah Jane Voss 32 ]

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Cum Laude DEBORAH DEWEY WILLIAMS i Triphammer Road, Ithaca, New York 1946-W9 Debbie Bazaar Committee ' 48; Courant Staff ' 48, ' 49; Draper Dra- matics ' 48; Stage Crew of Senior Play ' 48; Numerals ' 48; Varsity Tennis ' 48; Posture Marker ' 47, ' 48; Forum ' 48, ' 49; Corridor Proctor ' 47; New Victrola Committee ' 48, ' 49; Honor Roll ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Honorable Mention ' 47. Anchors Aweigh; travel problems; the Student {?); Cornell Widow ; lt:00 A.M. plow. JAM ' , WOOLVERTON 103 South Eddy Street, South Bend, Indiana I9h5-19k9 ' .Janic President of Junior-Mid Class ' 47; Vice-President of Junior- Mid Class ' 46; Vice-President of Senior-Mid Class ' 48; A Society ' 48, ' 49; Captain of Griffins ' 48, ' 49; Chevrons ' 47; Numerals ' 46; Bazaar Committee ' 48; Draper Dramatics Costume Committee ' 48; Hiking Leader ' 48, ' 49; Chairman of Rec Room Committee ' 48, ' 49; Senior Play ' 48; Student Government Council ' 47; Study Hall Proctor ' 48; Varsity Basketball ' 48: Yearbook Staff ' 48, ' 49; Corridor Proctor ' 46, ' 47; Corridor Representative ' 47; Page Staff ' 47, ' 48; New Fidelio ' 48. It ' s a good day for the races ; Pick a winner ; He has no message at all! ' ; You SPOOK! ; Got to hit that chaise lounge. JANICE ELAINE WOODWARD Concord Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts 19Jf8-m9 Jan One Year Senior; Senior Play ' 48; Head of Riding ' 48. Eyelash barber; Gay X inctics blouses; uhoozi-buggies; Hut I still lore Dick! ; Mischievous Look. [31]

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Class History When we entered Abbey House as Abbot Preps, we felt that we were indispens- able to Abbot life, even though we did Sit in back in chapel seats. Our memories of that year are the trek through the hockey field to Will Hall and the famous song Vegetables Are Very Good. The next year we put away childish things (in- cluding our back -row seats) and became juniors, adding to our numbers in Sherman, Abbey, and Homestead. Our amazing abilities were shown as we danced merrily around the May Pole on the circle. As Senior-Mids, we at last were able to go to the Prom, and soon afterwards, we had the responsibility of the Bazaar. At the end of the vear we were initiated into the senior parlor and bidding the seniors a fond farewell, we looked forward with great expectations to our senior year. Upon our return in Sep- tember we were greeted with many new privileges and responsibilities : the senior parlor, our senior picnic with smoking, hot dogs, and sand ; our frequent trips to Boston, and finallv be- fore Christmas, our senior rings. After vacation, we settled down to the serious business of studying for mid-years, with visions of Wellesley, Vassar, and Smith floating through our heads. This task over, we iJU flung our cares aside and took oft ' for Intervale, where the brave went half way and the timid took to the ski-mobile (without skis). In the spring, amid a wild flurry of events, gradu- ation was upon us. With families and friends around us, we bid our last farewell to Abbot. [33]