Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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ZACZQ .mfwoocl Qfmsiecl ffjudyfl ffludu Bedford Rd. Lincoln, Mass. -MwwmmmmaNw.m..ma Judy, Miss Clean-up list ' for this week , has held offices ranging from Blue Captain to Class President. This year she was seen running, with the skill of a pro- fessional, a Student Council meeting dur- ing the scarlet fever epidemic , playing hymns fher specialtyj for the morning assemblies, and keeping an eagle eye out for offenders in Glee Club. Judy has chuckled, danced, and schussed her way through six and a half years at C. A. Whether struggling with her History or advanced Algebra, Mr. Oedel's merry sunshinel' always has an encouraging word for everyone, It has been a source of amazement' to all Bio students as to how she manages to juggle her split Bi- ology classes and yet is still able to keep such beautifully accurate notes. Her teach- ers are sure to remember Judy for her lit- tle faces feither happy or sadj with which she punctuates all her papers. It might be said of Judy that she has the seven year itch , as she never seems to be without something to do or say.

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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

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Gail is another of the nine senior mem- bers of the boarding crew. Soon after she joined this ,illustrious group it became ap- parent that pulchritudinous Palmer was a femme fatale. She surprised us all this year by changing her alliance from red and white to red and black. How 'bout that? l Gail Won stage fame in her sophomore year through her memorable performance in Elizabeth fbe Queen as a Hir-tatious young court strumpet, But she gained im- mortality in the role of Avia in the Hal- lowe'en party junior year. Avia, quam magnus nasus est tibi! She is also' noted for her remarkable sports ability . . . The runner scores again . . . and her ability as a bridge player is unequaled. I bid thirteen spades. But it is for her work as editor of this yearbook that she de- serves special commendation. Marblehead will never die of boredom with Gail's lively wit and cheer to keep up the good times. 00215011 paimel' .r ffGdi!H ffAbbj,!7 6 W. Orchard St. Marblehead, Mass 11 li 51? it ' p lay ,fjggf s S S w ' I t il ' fsi ' K p ' V i i . 1 r . 3 5il'ii5g5QfgV,g. ',,iN i5EiQ1yg5fiIs2f:'g51' f ag,-Q K V y ' s ai rs i Q ' . i ' 4 ,. ' -