Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Pet Peeve southern belles Pet Passion Mrddlesex cheerleaders Nmzc aethrn could resrst my Nancy But to see her was to love her Love but her and love for ever Smce Nancy entered our Class IV years ago she has been one of the gayest and most frrendly gxr s of our class She 15 known for reetmg anyone wrthm seemg d1stance wrth 1 cheery H1 It was because of her ab1l1ty to get along wrth everyone and her abrhty to or01n1ze that she was almost unanrmously voted Co Head of the Dance Commrttee Amonrv her other act1v1t1es are Cho1r French Club Current Events Club Contemporary cards and Sen1or canoelnv wars1ty In order to keep up wrth her school work and all these 1ct1x1t1es she spends most of her afternoons at the Concord Publrc L1brary workmg stud1ously But these full afternoons haxe never cramped her soc1al l1fe as mrght be ex pected but 1nstead furthered rt Every Saturday she can be found at a football game fa1th fully cheermg for the Mrddlesex cheerleaders But even on Saturdays she contmues to study wrth mormng Russran classes at the Hrgh School Sunday IS the brg day of the week for her when a certun boctrder of a certarn ne1ghbor1ng school takes leave of the campus and hectds for home Among her goals m l1fe are stayxng clear of the south and mdrrectly tylng up wrth some Held of medrcme . 1 , . U . N L, 7 , . a 01 , ' cr O ,, .,, .. . .. 4 . CL 1 .Ll . - I , 33 a s 9 4 ,L D Y . ' .7.. . . . L 1 : 7 - 9 ' V ' , 4 . t 1. . , 0 . JVQIZCH QLJUJUZEBY A431721 Garfield Rold Concord Mass Robeft Burm

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Moore Road Wayland, Mass. I must speak the truth, and nothing but the truth.-Cerwznler Gqinafia Bafdwilz Ainslie fijgggfi fx ., .Wi Whenever I'm depressed I go talk to Ainslie. She always cheers me up. This has been Ainslie since she entered C. A. in Class IV. More than any other person she has been the positive force of the class, never allowing herself or her friends to become de- pressed. Even when there was an English paper, a History report, a French dissertation, and a Biology drawing due, Ainslie could always take the time to bolster the class spirits. There is little in the school that has not benefited from her tremendous enthusiasm: she has been the varsity's hockey goalie, the Choir's strongest and the Jabberwock's lowest alto, the Yearbookk Literary Editor, and Madame Miller's most faithful student. Ainslie is an individualist who is unafraid of individualism. Her actions are prompted, not by the dictates of convention, but by her own high standards and her honest love of her friends and her work. Write-ups have to be in by Friday, she said. But Ains . . . . Lee! And at the end of every day, Good bye. Come again. Pet Peeve: profanity sheath, , bathing suits Pet Passion: evening dresses fone gold lame