Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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CLASS II Third Row: E. Boardman, C. Kidder, J. Spencer, L. Merrill, G. Sh S aw, . Whitmore, C. Ciaven, J. Terry, A. Lutnicki, S. Brown, H. Briggs, E. Hammond, P. Smith, H. Dickson. Second Row: S. Garth, F. Childs, V. Pitkin, C. Hall, R. Wilson, J. Johnstone, E. Bow- ditch, S. Noble, S. Senkler, L. Healey, L. Yont, H. Stuart, J. Boynton, B. Jenney. First Row: J. Speckman, H. Howland, S. McDonald, C. Thoron, M. Poole, M. Hunt, N. Adams, A. Benson, E. Truslow, A. Wilson, J. Johnson, A. Baldwin, B. Burley. C x ff- When you were sixes, 1 ig J You were always in fixes. When you were flves, Q es' X ' You were much more alive. l 3 if I When you were fours, Z You were not much more. Q' When you were threes, You thought about he's. When you were twos, You suffered the blues. But now that you're seniors, You're more clever than ever g So why not stay seniors for ever and ever. Best of Luck to the Class of 1959 from '58. with apologies to A. A. Milne

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E E E . .M Mm mms STUDENT COUNCIL Tlzwd Row J Vance B McCormick L Ewing, J. Harris, N. Ela, E. Bow- S ditch S Wells E England K Wa1ren ecogdiqivw M Thomas M Williamson S Cross, C. Nicholas, N. Wolfe, oron ow Gambull C Giihith J Olmsted, M. Bemis. Student cowzci Again this year, the tradition of Honor at CA. was staunchly upheld by a very able coun- cil led by Nancy Ela. The Honor study hall system was given a thorough going-over for the benefit of the new girls and the Element with quite good results. However, the big project of the year was a greatly needed revision of the school Constitution which has not had much attention in the past few years. All in all the Student Council has kept things running smoothly throughout the year without any difli- culty.