Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Qqfzargavei Qwcgewfane Margie Magg0t 755 Concord Ave. Belmont, Mass. As a member of the naturally-curly- haired clan, Margie has been with us for six years. She has quietly and loyally backed her friends and the class. One could often find her working on the dec- orations for a dance or organizing a clothes sale to raise money. Although Margie is quiet, she is always game for a trip in paddle-boats or spur of the mo- ment excursions Qthose trips to the white bowlj. The West Coast has become a fa- vorite pastime and interest, despite the fact that she is headed toward the South next fall. The main thing the Margie is famous for is her various assortment of cars-showing up one day in a '55 light blue Mercury, and the next day in a small vox-wagon. She also has the ability to be- come a lion one minute and then change to a lamb the next. On the academic score, Margie has maintained a constantly strong average, as well as admiration for her se- rious thinking. How can she help but suc- ceed?

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Frederica is known to all by various and sundry names: J. Fred, Muggs, Beaky, but most of all by Freddy. From the moment she entered C. A. in her fourth class year she has shone in athletics, and in her Ju- nior and Senior years she was elected Red Captain. Her riding and skiing ability is envied by many, and on those skiing trips to Mont Tremblant she manages to have the best time of her life . Of course one must not overlook her excellent voice, with which she rises above the alto sec- tion of chorus and Glee Club. It's just that she is such an ardent fan of Bach and Bartok, to say nothing of Gilbert and Sul- livan! Freddy's personality is rather interest- ing, to say the least. She often becomes engrossed in philosophic discussions, but the next moment she is completely wrapped up in her gay old self, brought forth in the back room story . Her in- imitable, roaring laughter coming down the hall is an unquestionable sign of Fred- dy's approach. CgF'0ClQ1'1.CCt CCTGAJZOI' QYZUIIQJ' F1'eddy ' Beauty, j1'. ' The Plateau Windsor, Vermon

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A deep silence reigns over the board- ing department, when suddenly Way down yonder in the Indian Nation is heard wa-fting out of Sarah's room. If one is so foolish as to enter the Nichols abode, she will invariably find the lights blink- ing and the floor swaying from the noise of Nich's guitar being amplified and the tapping of her big toes Qwhich adds the necessary affectj. Coming to us in the middle of her fifth class year, Sarah has taught the boarding department the art of spoon warfare and shade snapping. Leo, Punk, and 'bicycle trips out Lowell Road and to Maynard have won Sarah renown. Also an excel- lent rider, skier, and sailor, she was 'elected head of the outing club in her senior year. Sarah, too, adds entertain- ment to the House Committee meetings, which have been blessed with her pres- ence for several years. When not chop- ping wood or thinking up other things to do on dance week-ends, Sarah may be found studying hard with her earphones on or going over the class accounts to see why there isn't as much money as there should be. .afiiaa ,. SC! VG I1 CM1iCZlO fs Sm'ab Nick Brookville Rd. Glen Head, N. Y i 3:11-,A