Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Ql'Cl11Cl G HD!!! Westori Rd. Lincoln, Mass. About face! -Healey can be seen marching in the opposite direction from the rest of the groupg really is quite an individualist. However, marching is not her strongest athletic ability, as many Blue victories in hockey, soccer, and basketball are examples of Di's teamwork. Perhaps Mrs. Hall will remember the day she and her guests visited the middle-school,- Healey, come out from behind that door. Along the academic line, Di can be found drinking a pot of tea over Italy at a minimum of three times a year. Meanwhile the ring sat on the sink falias faucet j. Midnight December 513 Di's living room was the scene of much merry-making and confusion. 4 a.m. jan- uary 1g one ex-Middlebury list was re- moved from the wall!

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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

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' E l ' 1 I Q E t 5 4 : 3 , 5 .s Q 1 . : v:l 5: i fl wi: 2 tis.. Tinker and her tennis racket arrived at C. A. in the fourthclass. They went on to win the tennis cup for two years in a row. Her cries of Take home your gym-suits, Blues and Have you taken a shower P have rung out in the locker room for the past two years, during which she has reigned as Captain of the Blues. A staunch supporter of stage crews and clean-up committees, Tink can often be seen, sport- ing a pair of worn out jeans, in thevicin- -ity of the gym on week-ends. Her many summer vacation trips out west, about which we have heard very little, have kept us guessing, to say the least, but last year in the Hallowe'en party she condescended to show us all how to tip our ten gallon hats in the true western fashion. Her hu- mor and good common sense have set an excellent example for all those who know the blond dynamo. .OPC-afv1'wa mlfen Midway Tinke1 ' Bedford Rd. Lincoln, Mass