Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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This is innocence? 1964-1965; Wherever she is there is sun and time and a sweet air Peace is there Work done. — Brown eyes . . . Full of surprise. Analyst and confidante . . . third floor transplant . . . Hair as black as darkest night . . . California slang . . . Are you serious!?!? . . . Abbot ... a brave, new world . . . — Ah, but the fresher faces! ' Is it true, ' Thou ' lt ask, ' some eyes are beautiful and new? ' ' Some hair — how can one choose but grasp such wealth? ' — CLAUDIA MARIE HALL 68 Kearney Street, Manchester, New Hampshire SUSAN CAPEHART HARNEY Ovre Ullern Terrasse 42, Oslo, Norway 1962-1965 A Capella 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Honorable Mention 3; W.U.S. 3; Library Committee 3; Proctor 2; Photography Club 3,4; Current Events Club 3; Entertainment Committee 3,4. ... You weave high-hearted, singing, singing You guard the threads of love and Friendship For noble figures in gold and purple. And long after other eyes can see You have woven a moon-white strip of cloth, You laugh in your strength, for Hope o ' erlays it With shapes of love and beauty. — Edgar Lee Masters But you must wear your rue with a difference. 26

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' Happiness! ' 1962-1965 Class Play 2,3; Library Committee 3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Photography Club 3,4; Honorable Mention 2; Bazaar Com- mittee Chairman 3; Church Leader 4; A.C.A. Skit 4. C. Faye . . . They ' ve been mooching again — all my popcorn too! . . . Third Floor ... It takes all night! . . . Eric ' s got the mumps! . . . Good grief — how immoral! . . . neat and cool . . . I ' ve shrunk! . . . My P. A. boy . . . Those prom pictures! . . . Dr. Chausable . . . split ends . . . I ' m cutting my hair — again! . . . Little Innocent . . . Door prize at Exeter . . . chips and oysters . . . Jolly Green Pigmy . . . It ' s raining in Harvard Square. CAROLYN FAYE GREEN 11 Ocean Avenue, Marblehead, Massachusetts LAURA JEAN HALFORD River Street, Norwell, Massachusetts 1962-1965 Class Play 2; Debating 2; New Fidelio 2; A Capella 2; Choir 3,4; Fidelio 3,4; Language Laboratory Proctor 4 Junior year unofficial fire drill . . . Elizabethan anything . . . Don ' t stay up too late, dear . . . illegal tea . . . coftee jello and worse on April fool ' s . . . 222 and 224 . . . crumpets and companion- ship . . . Whistler ' s daughter . . . forever singing . . . strange old books . . . bluejeans and Greensleeves. Dost som etimes counsel take— sometimes tea. 25

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Mother please — I ' d rather do it myself! 1962-1965 Bina; Class Play 1; 4; Drama Workshop 2,4; Courant 1,2. a flush of blond hair moves by in moving remains serene and even gentle moving towards a book a pen a thought a thoug ht of cheeriness a thought for the necessary of a song or anything else A Capella 1,2; Choir 1,2, Editor-in-Chief 4; 2,4; Fidelio Honor Roll DELIA-MARIA C. HAYES Phillips Street, Andover, Massachusetts ANTOINETTE HOPKINS Route 25-A, East Norwich, Long Island, New York 1962-1965 Toney; Fire Lieutenant 3; Honorable Mention 3; Chapel Attendance Taker 2,3. Slow smile . . . hurried conferences in the mail room with Bee . . . shiny, swinging hair . . . Let ' s just nip in here for a minute . . . alone in New York, TOGETHER! . . . Love me, love my dogs . . . banged-up legs . . . How about going into Boston to see some more movies? ... A Friend indeed. Hit 27