Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Sdidg cqnn, ijaznawoatfi ffsdllyll Usa!!! fIFdrnIJ! 274 Beacon St. Boston, Mass. Sally is the oldest boarder in our class, and since the seventh grade she has been a responsible and well-liked member. Her houses in Weston and Ashby have always been the bases for frequent house parties . . . Maybe Mom will.let us use the car! Sa1's position as Secretary of House Committee has brought forth her understanding and patience toward all . . . and her authority and determination! Sh-h-h-hi' . . . Stop making facesll' However, her talents are not devoted to the boarders' behavior aloneg Sally is an active member of the Choir and the Current Events Club as well as a compe- tent scorer of the hockey team. If you ever wonder where that really queer hat came from, you can safely say that it belongs in Sal's large collection. Equally well known are her Princeton scarf and long cigarette holder . . . Bye-e-e-e-ef' she's off to the Purp. Truly an individual, she is very efficient as business manager for the yearbook . . . 'Tm just learning to type . . . Woisa-woisa. Ambition: psychiatrist Probable Ending: washer woman at U.N.H. Pet Peeve: people who don't back up general statements Pet Passion: coined phrases, hats

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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

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Ambition: to meet Charlie Brown Probable Ending: Charles Adams the 2nd Pet Peeve: champagne . . . domestic Pet Passion: champagne . . . imported Susan Q-Dyafag 904651 Sue F0J'ter Sue arrived in Class Illg her mutterings have been heard all over school since. ,She is known for her preppy and tweedy clothes and wouldn't be caught dead in any store but Brooks Brothers- Snicker, Snickerf' Although the only one at Stowe who was brave enough to confess she didn't know how to ski, she mastered the snow-plow with the help of her philosophy at all costs speed . . . you don't feel the bumps. This also happens to be her policy in some other aspects of life. Favorite comment under certain circumstances But when I see an exceptionally large truck bearing down on me . . . I tell you frankly, Charlie Brown, I'm scared. She is head of the Committee for the Improvement of the Jabberwock. Sue, a ferocious fullback on the Red team, delights in brandishing her hockey stick to its best advantage. And good grief how about that car! Foster spends three fourths of her spare time hitting the road. For the remaining hours of Sue's busy day she hangs her Quiet, genius at work sign on her neck and sets to work producing more A papers. Sorry, Sucker-you lose. 29 Madison St. Belmont, Mass