Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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gucfiffl ,fiffian cvblcvczia Hindi!! fffudejll Monument St. Concord, Mass. Judi came to C. A. in the 7th grade, and since has been both a boarder and a day girl. She was a Clmmelewz representative iniher junior year and Head of Service Fund this year. Though Judi looked on the Fair as Harris' Folly, the school con- sidered her their Fair lady. Truly a girl who is toujours gaie, she none-the-less has a serious side and is fond of reading and writing. Somehow her gayer pursuits such as . . . bombing around in the sky-blue-pinkn Ford . . . dropping in on the Purp . . . waltzing . . . doing the samba QBrazilian stylej . . . Gunsmoke . . . and those Canadian winters, take up most of her time. You can always tell Judes by the gales of laughter, her ability to talk with her hands, -and her capacity for making a riot out of a dull evening. Plus all this, Judi isg a girl who understands the true meaning of a Canadian Sunset. gum C-gear: 5552710 'za Gbfazsf 6411125 Esmiffs HazeZi' 4 Frances St. West Concord, Mass. One of our oldest living inhabitants, Hazel came to C. A. in the fourth grade. All of us re- member her as always being very busy and enthusi- astic about everything . . . work and outside activi- ties . . . 'II-ley, did you see the Steve Allen show last night? . . . first female bat-boy . . . yearly trips to New York . . . monostatos in 7th grade . . . a member of many clubs: French, Drama, and Current Events. She was our representative to Ser- vice Fund in class IV, and is a strong alto sup- porter in choir and octet. When it comes to sports, she's ready and raring to go as an ardent Red, and has played varsity softball . . . My you're looking bright-eyed and bushy-tailed this morning! As a two year senior, we know Hazel will be a great addition to next year's class. Maybe she'l1 even found a Latin club . . .

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Jvancy gifgazi rlfyoffz ffwolfyjll ffllozlpll 950 Balltown Rd. Schenectady, N. Y Wolfus is the very uppercrust of Mrs Shepherds prote ees a o bet f . g , g - ween or faculty and boarders. Armed with dimes, she protects us from the little man-who d b prove to e not so little. An art student, she doodles in all classes . . . much to the' teacher's annoyment. Her ambition . . . an A average . . . is constantly foiled by the Purp's continuous bridge game. Although 'Loup' is supposed to love the boarding depart- ment she doesn't spend much time there . Hamilton . . Middlesex . . the Pur . If . . . . p anyone wants some fun, what a contagious laugh . . . what happens after French on Wednesday? . . . lunch! . . . How about after sports? . . . milk lunch! Eat much? Sh, h . . . . e s t e only boarder with more than two other inhabitants in the room . . . as a result of this she spends most of her nights chasing turtles. I've got lots of announcements please be quiet . . . Miss McBee is adamant on the subject . . . PLEASE be quiet Evil spelled backwards is live! Ambition: to get out of school Probable Ending: finishing college on the 25 year plan Pet Peeve: people who know I cheat at bridge, dangling spiders in study hall Pet Passion: Freud

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Wolfe Fox Snow Burke Ela Maloney Vance Wells Saltus England, Vaughan Channing Turner Nicholas Hare Reed Ewing Poole Hawkes Knowles Cullinan Terry, Foster Watts, Warren Murfitt, Becker, Todd, Moses Phelps, Bourquin Farnsworth Holst McCormick Edmunds Cushman Whitney Rogers Moses Harris Demille Nilan Normand