Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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ffizagsffl dlflafcis Engfancf Liz Lizzie Harvard Mass. LIZ entered the class rn the seventh grade and soon became the notorrous class presr dent Impeachment was on everyone s tongue Durmg the seventh and erghth Grades the two mam factors rn her lrfe were Lewrs and Clark, and she delrghted us all wrth her tales of the Canadran mountres It soon became evrdent that she was a Harvard apple polrsher from way back, and as her lrfe at C A progressed she developed certarn Ma1ne characterrstrcs and lnterests She amazed us all when she tackled her cat wrthout her gloves She IS the dornrnant key of the Sharps and Flats and Head of the H P s Qhymn players, that rsj, our gal from England s green and pleasant land Long wrlldthat Prelude rn C major be remembered She rs a lady rn every sense of the wor igl F1,Ii E lgfsl xitrp 4 at Probable Endmg page turner for Rubenstern Pet Peeve people that dont stand durmg th Hallelujah Chorus Pet Passron B s rn Hrstory fafewam , . . . . U ' ' ' Q! ' YI KK ' li ' - - - u - u . . , ' ll 7 ll ' - ' - u an - W : 1'nW-N Wiatr' ' Q211G,TW xfK' .!i:'5:gH . Esiiiiir al.ll12-Ml? ff.fi'fsf S-' 3mg5,g,, Q, ,g..,, wi g. H '11, hfgly -,L :wf5f1Qeya'f1 ' .1 ,mfffgm 7-Q , ', we X me e J lwlil s ,1-t111g..f1 1ts!?fg42l fi-gfifw fl ' 2 ll t awifififlf-it 43133 ' W ' ' 1 . 1 ' -'f-'E-iyiarlly 34fFYifl?1,j AVFEFN, a Wu' 'lf-jj'53,'fgY4 Ambrtronz to be a hrstory teacher x a-pfpw,g.f.f 7 .zgazgfgfvaf ' ' ' 139 1-' X ' I r . 7-Qgiiffbirlln Y Q.5lif'ff2i2'.' -. llzlfirvirii' , . ff f-v4,,2gf7l:,fe'f ' N, A n ti- ,sqgfggzg . w.. few' 1 - .L jg ' u ' rr Q : K it in ..,., , . yjffiqgr L5 3 ,. flxfxx ' r - 'W-Claim 1 .Aja

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Jlfanay Qbiagson, ffm, ff-Elf!!! Shaw Drive Wayland, Mass Here comes the schoo1's powerhouse of activity, our red-headed President of Student Council. Always on the go, this little ball of fire, with her green eyes and long glamorous eyelashes is constantly doing something, either playing on varsities or rushing to a council meeting. When dances come around, you can find her in the middle of elaborate prob- lems concerning the decoration of our gym. Pushing her little green jeep up to 20 m.p.h., she will let you know she's coming by her moo, On weekends, she can be found at horse shows carrying away the blue ribbons and . . . oh . . . d--- it. Ambition: not to be mentioned in public Probable Ending: bridle or broom Pet Peeve: blast . . . those noisy offenders Pet Passion: people referred to as you characters

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finda fivingsfon Ewing Ives Rd. East Greenwich, R. I. ffLinH ffWeenieJ! ffoooll An avid Helena Rubenstein supporter, Lin is known for her blond head as she emerges weekly from the depths of the lower bench to announce clean up for this week. . . Although h'er drive for cleanliness occupies much of her time, especially with Weenie, like the devout Republican that she is, Linda executes her job as Vice President of the class and as a member of Student Council admirably. Her annual cry goes up Where's Charlie? or more often, Where's mail from Princeton or Wilmington? . . . or for that matter any malef' She loves riding . . . horses or to Richards' drive in. And a black T-bird is always available, even though a Porsche is preferred! When school matters get her down, or even when they don't, conferences in Room 7 help her pull through. Lin has been trying to expand her one track mind, with some small success, by playing bridge . . . I'm just learning! and by joining an Elvis fan club. But when at basket ball practice or on the ski slope, her mind finally deviates from its usual track. Linda may try to leave a quiet, austere picture of herself . . . but we know better. Ambition: to marry a doctor Probable Ending: hypochondriac coming out parties Pet Peeve: What did you do to your hair P Pet Passion: Stormy Weather, Wilmington