Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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'1 Qfza fa izie Cgjeorgezf gwzes ffNdt.'! 'ffomieu Deans Mill Farm Stonington, Conn. an gf, E 1: -.M tr, ., ll lu tar- - -- 1:-i .V ., Wg -1 it -2,1113wi,li-n,.f,-yaigglgiggzgw .min -:gal swslttr.isst?aliimmapim Good things come in small packages. Well, this thing certainly is small, in fact she barely reaches the proverbial height of 5' 2 , and as for being good . . .! Full of energy, Natalie is a terror to bath tak- ing boarders. Convinced they are not do- ing the proper job, she sprinkles them lib- erally with Ajax, shampoo, and what ever else happens to be handy, then skips the coop leaving her victim helpless in the tub. Even the teachers are not invulner- able to her tricks. Sophomore year, by means known only to a few, she suc- ceeded in letting water out of the tub while remaining in the next room. Often laughing, jonsie usually looks as though she had just stepped from the pages of Vogue. She has a great fond- ness for champagne, and if you ask her about New Yearls Eve or a recent wed- ding she participated in, usually the only response you will get is Oh, that cham- pagne! Natalie really isn't as feather-brained as this makes her sound. For many terms she has served ably on House Committee, and this year she was a member of that invaluable group, Dance Committee.

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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

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Upon her recent arrival into the board- ing department, Debby has maintained her title of Queen of the Woodpile . She seems to like cold breakfast and has an aversion to ringing bells. Debby, who for five years has practically been riding her horse to school, now just has to ski across the hockey field. She seems to find it much more convenient. She kept the books in Class Two, do- ing a wonderful job straightening out our motions, and emotions by reading the minutes of the last meeting . Debby defies the laws that say all wo- men gabble, for it seems that she only speaks when she has something worth- while to say. This is often times very rei freshing. It constitutes a big part of her character and thus causes her to be more sensible than most of us. However, if any- body thinks that Deb is an angel, they're sadly mistaken, for she silently joys in all sorts of devilment. Qiehorczlz O41-1'lQ1llG11 Debby Sudbury Rd. Concord, Mass