Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Another facet of the Music Department is the Choir, a small group of girls particularly interested in music who meet faithfully once a Week with Miss Loring. The Choir has worked on a repertoire of 16th Century songs. The Ensemble meets with Mr. Brown once a week. A special vote of thanks should go to Miss Loring, for her inspiring leadership, and to Connie, for her amazing efficiency. Separately, both choruses had a full schedule of entertainment. The Flats sang with Groton in November, Andover in February and closed their choral season by entertaining Brooks in April. The Sharps performed with the Bel- mont Hill Glee Club in january, and were hostesses to Exeter in March. In addition, each chorus gave a separate Christmas Concert in the Middlesex Chapel, singing the Bach B Minor Mass, our major accomplishment of the year. J ABBERWO-CKS V. White, C. Adams, C. Wells, A. Ingersoll, A. Fuller, B. Farnsworth, A. McLean, M. Brooks. Missing: M. Wulf.

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.irffsiwilll f , ,., Q, r..,,..,,, ., . M? K M W A mm, h,..,, .. ,. ,,... .i .,,.....W....v.,.. ,h,. .,,.,. ,,,. . ,,,. .,..,.........mfwW A My M Q 73 W'-ali CHOIR Fowrtfr Row: L. Hedge, E. Noble, D. Wilson, N. Newbury, M. Poole, M. Wulif, A. Lut- g1c1kIi,bg3. Bowditch, D. Knowles, M. Brooks, C. Nicholas, L. Ewing, D. Chace, . o e. Third Row: C. Adams, C. Holst, A. Ingersoll, E. Boardman, M. Crafts, E. Levine, S. Whitmore, J. Johnstone, P. Prouty, H. Phelps, N. Adams, J. Spekman, M. Hare, A. Baldwin, A. McLean, A. Knowles, R. Wilson. Second Row: A. Benson, J. England, C. Murfltt, B. Young, S. Lindberg, D. Metcalgf, A. Rhodes, A. Booth, S. Fitts, E. England, J. Vance, L. Farnsworth, K. Warren, J. Nilan, H. Moss, H. Demille, S. Farnsworth, B. Burn. Fifrst Row: M. Tweedy, C. Clark, N. Churchill, D. Atkins, J. Nesmith, A. Terry, B. Farnsworth, C. Rohrbough, A. Greene, B. Rice, M. Duane, J. Hutchinson, S. Brown, C. Wells. uaic mafgcvzfmaizf Growing along with C, A. is its Music De- partment, under the able directorship of Miss Loring, whom we rejoiced to welcome back after a year's absence. As a result of the large number of participants, Glee Club was this year divided into two sections, the Sharps , and the Flats , Naturally these labels are not intended to reflect on the quality of our performances. The convenience resulting from working with a smaller group has given us many concerts and dances. In November, both choruses felt particularly honored to sing in -Sanders Theater with the Radcliffe Choral Society, and the evening was a tremendous success. The entire school also joined in singing its traditional concert with Middlesex and Concord High School in the Concord Armory at the close of the school year.

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Top Row: L. Saltus, H. Hardcastle, A. Knowles, S. Sloan, M. Reynolds, M. Brooks, A. Ingersoll, C. Nicholas, J. Harris. Bottom Row: A. Booth, C. Ganson, A. Drinker, D. Atkins, E. Scannell, J. Fahnestock, S. Whitmore. 65612728 EOM The purpose of the Chameleon is two- fold. While it was created to give recog- nition to the outstanding literary works of the school, it also serves as a school newspaper, reporting and reflecting school life. The formation of the new art depart- ment provides those interested in photog- raphy or drawing with an opportunity to contribute their talent. The Chameleon sponsored a widely-publicized literary con- test based on the quotation from john Donne, No man is an island ..., which was won by Miphi Brooks. Much of the credit for the Chame- leon's excellence this past year has been due to the guidance of Miss Mendenhall, our faculty advisor, and the efiicient lead- ership of Marge Reynolds.