Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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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. . .forgets ting What Every Woman Knows, we invaded Boston for our first unchaperoned Saturday Leave. No vein- ber ' s highlight was the An- dover-Exeter football clas- attended, for our the long- departure sic which we cheering lustily Abbot boys . . awaited eve of 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 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 Street brought the oppor- tunity to show our talents as a class. . .Spring vaca- tions were spent perusing Science Manuals and Time 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. [15]

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CLASS SONG SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Xancy Brumback Treasurer, Betty Ann Mitchell Vice-President, Xancy Hamilton President, Jane Brown Onward the blue and white Will ever go. through all the years. Our lasting loyalty will ever grow. Memories we ' ll hold dear. Though we may be far away. Ye ' ll ne ' er forget our class. So. . .stand up and sing for good old ' 47 Unsurpassed!

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ANN HELEN AULIS Dockray Lane, Wakefield, Rhode Island WW-W Aulis Bazaar Committee ' 46; Christmas Party ' 45; Diaper Dra- matics ' 45; Fidelio ' 47; Hiking Leader ' 46; Numerals ' 44; Senior Play ' 47; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief ' 47. Oh, dear Gussie! ; French antagonisms: Owl is; resounding litter; Ann, come look at Orion ; art enthusiast. CYNTHIA AUSTIN Country Club Road, Johnson City, New York 1945-47 Cinny Bazaar Committee ' 46; Study Hall Proctor ' 47. Fraukie fan; beautiful hands; ash-blonde and navy blue eyes; kill, kill, kill! NANCY PARADISE BARNARD 12 High Street, Andover, Massachusetts 191 -W Hall Proctor ' 47; Varsity Hockey ' 46 convertible; day-scholar-boarder relations; Figaro, Figaro ; Bill and I ; always punctual {?) [16]