Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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JAN ARLENE GLEASON Shawnee Hills, Wheeling, West Virginia Glease Nobody loves me. Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club 3, Talent Show 3, Bazaar Committee Chairman 3, New Fidelio 3, Debating 3, Fidelio 4, Head of Senior Parlor Committee 4. Up with the bell, Rabbot Abbid, Rabbit Abbit, Abbot Rabbot, oh heck! Breakfast — those little packages of raisin bran. Neatness — Don ' t sit on the bed. Listen you guys, have you heard this joke? Hey, slow down you Yankees. Diet — she ' s on one day and off the next. I ' m just like Charlie Brown, nobody loves me. I had my horns re- moved. Tee-hee He ' s a weenie. Smoking hour — C ' mon Humstone, I ' ll teach you how to smoke. I can ' t stand playing tennis with girls!! Pass the prunes please. Constantly suffering from laughing spells. We are not pigs. Barking at night. Mes exercices Yeh Weez, I have them on. Cupid arrows for Exeter. May we have a mo- ment of silent prayer. LOIS JANE GOLDEN 292 Blossom Street, Fitchburg, Massachusetts I just don ' t understand. President of Class 2, Modern Dance Group 2, 3, Debating 2, Class Play 2, 3, Honor Roll 3, Griffin Cheerleader 3, 4. But I just don ' t understand. Why can ' t our room be done in purple? she said as she carefully pasted a giant picture of J.F.K. on the wall next to Brubeck ' s. You know, someday all you ' ll have to do is push a button, and any- thing will happen. I think everything is based on science, she continued as she sat in the middle of the floor cutting up pictures for her art course. About boys? All I want is a sensitive, intelligent, creative, gorgeous hunk, she sighed as she threw the P.A. address book under the bed. And then she said, That ' s my cat. She ' s fat. and walked out into the world. I ' m not a sore loser — I ' m sick. Why doesn ' t the crocodile smile? 28

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MARIE ELIZABETH FOX Powder Point Avenue, Duxbury, Massachusetts Ree Debating 2, W.U.S. Representative 2, Class Play 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Intoxic - eights 3, 4, New Fidelio 3, Bazaar Committee Chairman 3, Fidelio 4, Circle Board 4. A tall girl with a quiet, infinitely calm expression on her face walks out of the library. A swift smile to a friend, a group of hats on her room ' s walls, an enthusiastic dental floss fan, a high Intoxic — eight, an accomplished ac- cordionist, an early morning departure to Hotchkiss, ex- tended vacations, sailing, sailing, sailing and more sailing are all typical of Ree. A steady, industrious, and devoted friend if Ree. MUTHONI GITHUNGO Post Office Box 2863, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa W.U.S. Representative 2, Library Committee 3, Photog- raphy Club 4. But I want to be a doctor! a capital undiscovered ac- tress, the delight of every African Exchange Student on the East Coast, hence sovereignty over third floor telephone. She is a lover of children and a gende poetess, the delight of the Courant, but resolute upon occasion. Everyone has color! She speaks French and German by means of Kikuyu phonetics. She would sleep indefinitely were it not for a keen understanding of the intricacies of the alarm clock. Will you have tea? I will bring water. Can I wear these colors together? She appears upon special occasions, a beautiful ambassadress wearing a long hand-sewn muthuru. When you come to Kenya, I will show you. Arf! Arf! 27 Jambo from the wandering scholar.

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KARLA ELIZABETH HAARTZ 60 High Plain Road, Andover, Massachusetts I ' ll be over at the stable. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Day Student Proctor 1, 4, Class Play 1, 2, Numerals 3, Current Events Club 3. There she is every morning standing on the chapel steps, while everyone else goes in, and philosophizing about the lastest on boys, horses, school, dances, horses and the next vacation to a small, loyal bunch who brave the cold, rain or snow to listen. It ' s a mystery to them how she gets so much done in and out of school. During the week she goes from teaching Sunday School to riding in horse shows, to plan- ning a party or going to one. Still she manages to arrive bright and cheery every morning to stand on the steps and talk about it all. HARRIET LUCINDA HANNON 1803 Pecan Street, Texarkana, Arkansas Cindy ' Tall ... Debating 3, Library Committee 3, Photography Club 4, Cynosure Staff 4, Co-chairman of Library Committee 4, Circle Board 4. Once upon a time there was a little girl named Lucinda who wanted to go to magic places like Mexico, Vander- built, Cornell and the Mardi Gras. Her magic words were Ned, Murf or Harry. But with magic words she needed a magic diet. Every three weeks she asked, Does she make you eat? And more often she said, Y ' all going downtown? Get me six Cadbury bars and three packages of Double- mint gum. To keep in shape for her magic journeys she wished we could take walks instead, or didn ' t see why we couldn ' t have a golf team. But with folk music, violets and lilies-of-the-valley in paper cups and wishes on stars, Lucinda lived happily ever after. Don ' t you dare step on my foot. Did you say fore? 29