Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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mbigaif Qicgson dzlngfer ffAbay'f ' owell Rd. Carlisle, Mass. .:!. Q i . 1 .l 2 , Q3 Q .f2i2i2zt!ief'iteisitrilzaxzfali i So little yet so big! It is a mystery to us how Abby, about the smallest member of the class, ever does all she does. For seven years she has been tearing back and forth from the farm in Carlisle, where she exercises her horse, tends to the rac- coon, the cats, the dogs, and expresses her creative instincts in the kitchen, to C. A., where she works as diligently as any beaver getting results better than many of us who do nothing at home. The result of all this is that she never seems to have time to do those things she'd like to do, such as: taking a long walk, going down Mainen, reading Wm' and Peace, star-gaiing on the top of the windmill, and relaxing with a cup of tea. At school, Abby is always quietly backing us. If someone misses a hockey ball, she's there to get it. If someone falls by the wayside with the green plague, she knows how to take over. So, if she decides to go to Carleton, they'll be getting a good gal!

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Our one wild and wooly Westerner joined the happy throng at Concord Acad- emy when we became terrible fours . There has not been a quiet moment since! Whether it be stories of Aspen skiing, Florida sun bathing, or her many rela- tives, Penny always keeps us laughing. She's a staunch supporter of the Glee Club, ready at any time to sing the Brahms Requiem. Penny was head of stage crew for the Groton play the year of our inimitable production of - Eliza- beth the Queen . The following year she made her debut on the stage at Groton in The Crucible . As head of Debate Club she has shown an unusual talent' funu- sual for herj of keeping quiet, and, we should add, of keeping her debates quiet. But finally, as we all ekpected, on one of those days when most people had slumped she crashed through with a memorable debate. Penny has been an in- genious art editor of the Chameleon this year, showing talent and originality. In fact, originality is her middle name. Cmarga re! ESLGV ddyre ffpennyii 1529 Wood Ave. Colorado Spr'gs., Col

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As head of House Committee Wendy hath led the boarders in the paths of righteousness, her leadership made pleas- ant by her infectious laugh and good hu- mor coupled with an ingenuous frank- ness. She is especially famous for her many uncles and for a strange addiction, to fly- ing. What could be more enjoyable than viewing the campus in its entirety. while soaring into the wide blue yonder? She has her eye on Spain for the next trip. It has been noted also that Wendy some- times returns to the cave man era and dons leopard skins. She might have made some primitive primate a good wife. In spite of her many extra-curricular activities Wendy can often be persuaded to pass the time of day in that den of vice and corruption commonly known as the Purp. Her talent for bridge is best ex- hibited in that hideaway, What's trump? There is a great deal more to this girl than meets the eye. Within her hardy exoskeleton . . . who knows? Offlwcly Ofnifclrecf Qfjafis ffWendy77 Ubm2gi 1513 28th St., Washington, D. C