Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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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 ,. ' -

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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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warbara I ogwing Works Barbie Beu1'!9le evolutionary Rd. Concord, Mass. ' s s E Only to Barbie belongs that almost- wicked smile, that night in Venice ? Yes! The mos! extensive collection of L. P. Records, and the sure test of a good book- I couldn't put it down! From her you hear that mocking giggle in the midst of a friend's most serious moment --unfortunately! Barbie has a pretty good idea of where things belong. For her, somehow, that dire tragedy is never too tragic. In fact it often turns into a com- edy, a process which happily surprises everyone concerned-except Barbie, who seemed to know it all along. She knows where she's going-Q Dream . . .Nj Her feet fthose belonging to the fastest run- ner, speediest wing and shootingest for- ward, are already headed in a definite direction, even when she is up in the clouds in those MATS.