Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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1938 The Abbot Circle cJrzaxd at Untszu-aLz Hurry up, will you? Oh look at Lucy struggling with her suitcase! It ' s twice as big as she is ! . . . Wait, I forgot something ! Oh gosh, I know — my money ' s . . . Diana has taken so many pictures now, she won ' t have any films left! . . .Whee, here ' s the train! . . .Good-bye everybody! . . .What, a whole car to ourselves? Let ' s relax! . . . Hey Sutor, play The Snake Charmer again ! . . . Oh dear — I ' ve dropped some stitches — quick! Giny ' s. . .What scrumptious food! I ' ll swap you a marmalade for a lettuce! .. .What? We ' re here at last?... Some of you come in the car — others get in the bus ... skating at night! What fun! And this cocoa — yum!... I ' ll take the hard bed. I could sleep on anything this P.M.. . .It might. . . ! Oh! Those mountains! How lovely! .. .What pancakes! Home was never like this! . . .I ' ve never seen such a steep toboggan — never! Miss Hearsey is the only one who dares go down ! . . . This ice is super ! Rice — show me how you do that figure eight! . . .How far is the ski-tow? Ask Susan — she ' s as far from it as she can get! ...Hey Pudge, what are you doing in the brook? .. .Gee, this isn ' t a hill — it ' s a mountain! . . .Wish I had Appleby ' s spunk and Saunders ' skill. Well, here goes noth- ing!. . .Dinner already? Are you going to Rosalie or the hockey game? I think I ' ll knit by the fire and turn in early. There ' s something about this mountain air! Who ' s going up Mt. Surprise? I ' ll go, Maddie, — I ' ve never had snow-shoes on before, but I ' ll try anything once!... I ' m so tired — Charlie McCarthy and games sound just about my speed ... Don ' t you adore Winnie the Pooh ? .. .Let ' s finish up with the Goodnight Round, Pondo!. . . Sweet rest descends to all. Oh how I hate to leave this place! . . . Oh the Emersons, to you we sing! . . . Let ' s have a reunion next year! How about it, Liz? . . .Dover already? Billie, look! Is that your father? . . .Hey Plunkie, what rhymes with joy? Boy, oh boy! . . .Why, Peckus, you surprise me ! . . . Gather round, one and all for a last song practice . . . Don ' t forget — dash into your sweaters and skirts and meet in the Senior Parlor! . . . Well, here ' s Andover! 91

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OntzxvaLz ( on 3 Sure a little bit of Heaven Fell from out the sky one day, And it nestled in New Hampshire Not so many miles away; And when the angels found it Sure it looked so sweet and fair, They said, Suppose we leave it, For it looks so peaceful there. So they sprinkled it with sunshine Just to make the pine trees grow They ' re the finest ones that can be found No matter where you go. And they placed the mountains ' round it Just to keep away the gale, And when they had it finished, Sure thev called it Intervale! v Vw

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INTERVALE