Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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all QQ I W All in a golden aflerzzoozz Full lei.i'zn'ely we glideg For bofb our oafxr, willy lilfle skill, By liffle m'm.f are plied, Wflvile liflle l7d7l6fA' make min prefwzre Our zm11de1'i11g.i' lo guide. Thus we passed through the Lower School, through the lily pads of dream-like memories . . .geography maps, picnic lunches, The Barterecl Bride , recorder practice, Christmas parties . . . Ong G 9 Y , fx G K. f gl 1 I Ill'

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Soon after her debut in our class in the junior year, Kay was recognized as an ex- traordinary comedienne, a reputation she has cleverly maintained with her witty humor and talent for mimicry. Her role as Mrs. Soames, an old biddy , in Our Town was acted to perfection, and she plays the piano like a second Liberace minus the candelabra. But, let it not be said that her interests are restricted to music and acting, although it is on these two that she hopes to build her career. Witli her determination and ability she will certainly enjoy success all her life. Kay discovered a new epoch of sobri- ety when she took up knitting socks, a talent which has been further encouraged by the recent addition to the family of a baby brother. She plays basket ball with the best of them, and in B. M. class has illustrated her amazing ability to relax completely. Needless to say, she will al- ways get along in this world. iX0f!l1'KllW gfblce Qlifcilfsou I f'KaJ,,'I Tower Rd. Lincoln, Mass

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Anon, to .vadden rhaof won, In fancy we pnrfne The dreanz-child 77l0I lIZg through a land Of wonder: wild and new, In friendly chat with hird or heasi- And half believe it lrae. With a thud we landed in the Upper School, picked up our twenty-three pieces, and looked around to find the knowledge we thought we had acquired. With great confidence we reached for the bottle labeled GENERAL SCIENCE DRINK ME , and in turn, grew fat least we thought we grewj to enormous proportions as the school soccer champions, the class with the most honors, and of course, we Haunted two foreign scarves. The players all played at once without wait- ing for lnrns, aaarreling all the while, and jlglillllg for the hedgehogx. fA year of turmoil, 'Twar hrillig, and the Jlithy loves Did gyre and ginzhle in the wahe: All nziniry were lhe horogovef, And the nzonze raths ontgrahe. Beware the Terrible Fours . . . ranting and rav- ing, no jabberwock was ever so fearsome, so noisy, so crazed, so uncontrollable, so perfectly obnoxious . . . so they told us , . . of bunny hops in the corridors and sit-down strikes , . . Crane's Beach and nudes with cam- eras . . . backroom recitations . . . Northfield, and a realization . . . Ill-IV Dance: a palm tree and an octopus . . . oh, yes- Madame Chairman ..