Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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sweaters we thought the last w eek of school, with the transfer of the Senior Parlor. would never co me. And as for being Seniors our- selves—that just seemed impos- sible! But finally September, nineteen forty- one, arrived and how important we felt! Humbly we set the pace for our younger sisters, whom we now present, and seriously to the end we took our jobs of being Seniors. OF NINETEEN FORTY-TWO

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s PEAKING of changes . . . ! We came to Abbot with long skirts and short hair, and lived on the floor! Many are the fourth wild tales told of that first year! We were organized into a class, but spent most of our time getting used to Abbot and standing in awe of the Seniors. Time passed. Our numbers thinned and new girls came to fill in the ranks. We moved down in Draper, and some of the lucky ones went into Abbey. O Senior Mids at last, and sporting new yellow THE STORY OF THE CLASS

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PREP CLASS They came to Abbot in a year when all was in the process of changing, not only in the school, but also in the world at large. However, thev weren ' t aware that thev were the beginning of a new and different day at Abbot. They got off to a good start and soon belonged as much as did the Seniors them- selves. Leaders of the Preps: Presidents — Alary Jane Kurth and Madge Twomey; Vice- Presidents — Jean Russell and Sally Leavitt; Secretaries — Josephine Bernardin and Janet Redman; Treasurers — Gretchen Fuller and Nancy Ferns. OFFICERS: Leavitt, Fuller, Redman, Hodges, Ferns, Twomey (Kurth, Russell) Just Preps ' Oh, no you don ' t! Not a double exposure! [8]