Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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CLVASG H 611-SCZLQH1 WGVVIIS ffsueif' Hairy onument St. Concord, Mass. i Everybody's heard of that Uqueenly sparkplugw, Sue Harris! Arriving back from Canada in our freshman year, not much was heard from her except for an occasional cheer for the Reds and a casual remark about Einstein's theory. But, along about our junior year she started adding a real lift to our class. She was always the first to get behind an idea and push it through to a grand and glorious finish. As head of Student Council, Sue's strength and enthusiasm have spurred the school on to seek higher goals and to reach them as with the complete honor system. ' Elle aime beaucoup le joie de Vivre . This shows in her musical talent ranging from a Scrub Me Mamma with the Boogie Beat , to a Beethoven Sonata, in her love for modern art, in her imagina- tive methods of raising money fshoe-shin- ingj, in the novelty of her mooing car horn, and in her love of wit. Above all, -Sue's seriousness, her wise advice, and her willingness to help, to lead and to follow have pulled us to- gether to make this year our best.

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An enigmatic personality, Carol appears only when necessary. The remainder of the time she usually sits in Room 7, eat- ing her lunch. This girl is fond of put- ting Christmas bows on dogs, and of murmuring hysterically to herself when she sees a large truck approaching the car. Carol also has a mad passion for skinning cats fdead ones, that isj and poor Frohn- las fcatj is somehow getting the worse end of the deal. She is a great one for languages, and will probably end up as a translator for the United Nations. Also, in spare moments this girl will go any- where, as long as it is toward England and away from school. As for college, well . . . qui mit? Deepsdoog is known for her kindly cynicism, her UNQUES- TIONABLE good sense, and fof course, her battered and scarred Chameleon folder. A staunch supporter of everything that is worthwhile, she would often rather go home and wash her hair. Wheii in doubt, trouble, or spiritual torment, Carol finds solace in the comforting syl- lables of BoLOGna , although we all know that life for her is foujowzr gaic, . , . always a good shown. euro! Cghoclspeerf Carol ffcdylf Lowell Rd. Concord, Mass

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Mama first appeared in our midst in the fourth grade, She has always been in- terested in music and art but her main talent lies in acting. This was first brought to our attention when she had the lead in a small lower school play. In the middle of the performance, to our horror, we saw that the petticoat to Marna's costume was coming down. The rest of the cast pan- icked, but Marna, with the poise of an experienced actress, let it fall and calmly continued as though nothing had hap- pened! Since then she has been in four of the Groton-C. A. plays, sent our class into hysterics with her reciting of poetry fwith piano accompanimentj, and now, in her senior year, has become the head of Drama Club. Among other things Marna loves animals, people, travel and Groton School fshe plans to send all of her chil- dren therej. She has contributed much to the class in her nine years, for which we are truly grateful. What would we ever do without Marna? Qinazrna gfayden Md1'l1di, - Bedford Springs Bedford, Mass