Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Katie has been with us for four years as Class Three blue captain Class Two president, and as Class One president. She has patiently rallied our feminine, Highty factions around her high standards and has kept the love and admiration of us all. She will always listen sympatheti- cally to our problems and is very gener- ous in the help that she gives us. Whether on the hockey field, at a coun- cil meeting or knee deep in a community fair project we can always count on her enthusiasm and her steady determination. Heading for Mills next year will see her bombing down the Pacific Mountain Ski trails and conquering all with her de- termination, easy disposition and friendly charm. California-here she comes! We won't forget her! Qcafe Katie Baker Bridge Rd. Lincoln, Mass

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tcqnnelfe Amelie Amie Baker Bridge Rd, Lincoln, Mass. Annette, she's little, but watch out, she's, a blond bombshell. Vivacious and enthusiastic she will do anything for a good laugh. Certain strange and exotic color combinations are typical of her too. She always manages to make some choice remark at the wrong time and then the corridors echo with her famous laugh. Her appetite, which is enormous, never seems to affect her waist-line in the least. Annette is known, in our class, as the most aggressive and one of the best for- wards on the basketball team. Her abili- ties athletic-wise are amazing. She is val- uable to the Blues for her membership on practically all, if not all, of the varsity teams. Henry James would want to study her, the Brooklyn Dodgers would want to have her on their side, Lewis Carroll would love her fonce he got over the initial shockj, and she dehnitely has Inner Resourcesf' Not much more can be said about Annette because there just are not enough words to describe her.

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Oflaflzalzie mlsop Qazndelf Nathalie HINMH 1002 Woodbine Place Lake Forest, Ill. Being one of the original trio on the boarding department, Nathalie has begged, borrowed, and bummed her way into the dark reaches of the purp. A form streaks by and the cry Deal me ini' re- verberates from every corner of the school. That's' Nathalie! What did this little fire ball do before she became a puffer? Hmm . . . She stud- ied the polution of the Concord River by actively taking part in underwater ma- noeuvers in class live. In class four she got rambunctious and started scaling the fire escapes. We never found out why, because in her spare time she was too busy counting on her knitting needles. In between knitting and other extra curricular activities, such as amazing sub- way trips and car rides, Nathalie keeps herself busy in the winter months by working on the lighting of our spring play. To be sure the chemistry lab is still standing, despite noble efforts on Natha- lie's part to find just the right solution , but there was a catastrophe in the Bi- ology labg Nat's cat had a red nose and a hangover from the concoction that failed to blow up in Chemistry. Besides all this, Nathalie has been on the varsity hockey team for three years and also the Reds' No. 1 double jump roper.