Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Lexin ton Road Lincoln, Mass. 1 ht of step and hezlrt.-Wnlfea' de In Mare 3wLLiC1J2 LSE B7-Ollfll Size Hfzfffz Oh Lordy, and Sue rushes by to get the something she left behind or do the some- thing she didn't do last night. She really isn't scatterbrained, but just has so much to do. Apart from carrying five subjects and books, she mixes in outside activities. As a scholar she is a member of the French and Current Events Clubs, and as a musician she is an alto in Choir and in Octet, plays the piano for Orchestra and Chorus, and occasionally plays hymns in Assembly. Besides being intellectual and musical, Sue is good old fun. A gay, ready laugh keeps us going on even the rainiest day, for Sue is never depressed. She eats lunch in the hall at recess! Lunch period will find Sue knitting on needles of two different sizes, or bopping in the jabberwock. With her new interest in architecture, plus her old ones, Sue is bound to end up just where she wants to be. Pet Peeve: salted nuts Pet Passion: Round top

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5LllEI2'Z.LSffCL B Bwzny M1dd1esex School Concord Mass Thou best the thouvht canst r11se the heart 1ttune L1 ht 1s the busy clouds c1lm as the glrdmg moon C ole: fd ve Bunny IS one of the most l1lx1ble members of the c11ss She IS always warm and frrendly 1 smcere frmend to 111 who know her Aboxe 11 er1ve schol1st1c11ly Bunny has 1 reserxed p11ce on the honors 11st Concerned and rnterested 1n the world and l1fe 1n f'ener1l Bunny c1n hold her own on 1ny subject Yes I see what you mean but On the lwhter slde Bunny 1s IH r1bb1t IS 1 t1lented 1rt1st as well as an accom plrshed pumst 1nd msprrmv member of the jabberwoclxs Her wrrtrng and orgamzmg slulls 1re exposed 1s L1ter1ry Edrtor of the Claazzzeleozz A devoted tea enthuslast, she finds 1t h1rd to exrst wrthout th1t cup of tea after school ust the rwht mrxture of brarns and fun makes Buns an 111 1rounc1 gal deservrng of much good luck rn the future Pet Peeve pet peeves Pet Passron avocados and tea ' 'Li s , . an ' 1 K. I' 5 g . , 4 - 'o 'L L 1 , r L ' . 1 4 1 Lb 4 4 , L 7 s 1 5 L , 1 c . , , 1. D , 4 1 . 5 . L 1 - . . O I . ' 1 L 1 . .1 L-J D ' ' 1

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Pet Peeve you know who Pet Passion fuzzy Shetland sweaters root beer books Hymn 51 B lm SlZ77kfl97 Belinda trailed by Dodo came across the street to join us in Class V Although we never worry about Belinda berng prompt to classes we doubt if her companion will ever learn to arrive on time For the past three years Belmda has led the Reds and whether it be through victory or defeat she has kept their spxrits high We can never forget Belinda s great contributions to the Boarders to the building of the Chapel to the carving that hes therein to the Greens Committee and aboxe all to the xarsities We ll remember ball pugnas against the faculty No one quite seems to know whether she ever paid for that broken window in the Ides Where she ever finds time to study is a great mystery but she seems to end up with honors in all subjects We have found however rnuch to our dismay that she stimulates her mind by opening all of the windows in classes all year around If you walk into a freezing cold room you know Belinda s just been there Belinda obviously has her time well planned as she always seems to be out the door as soon as the bell rings she has ex en resorted to an alarm clock in Stuff class She is not one to shirk her responsibilities however few will deny that she has been one of the outstandmg leaders of the school ' Oh pzddfe E , . , . . . I 7 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 I . . , - . I . 7 7 ' . 9 y U a 7 7 i ' ' , her athletic ability, not only in hockey, basketball, and lacrosse, but in those eine neige - . - -I r , . , 9 . Q Y . t . a S ' Q ' ll . , . I 7 7 7 B fLl2C!CL fwiffi jguifiy 61 Main Street Concord Mass Liberty of thought is the life of the soul Voltaire