Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Pet Peeve: melting snow Pet Passion: the river Lyfz Lymzie If you ask anyone in our class to describe Lyn in a few words the answer is: Oh, vitality-energy-enthusiasm I V Lyn arrived in Class IV to woo us with tales of sunny California and a palm tree in the front yard. Since then she has consistently led the class scholastically-always Honor Sections. She is known for her vast reading knowledge, let a teacher recommend a book, any book, Lyn has read it. She is apt to be found perusing her beloved Omar Klaayam, the Bird of Time has but a little way to fly-and Lo! the bird is on the wing, or taking long walks by the Sudbury River which result in short stories for the Clmmelewz. Lyn loves informal parties fmixedj, skiing trips, and Foreign Students from the Harvard Business School. Her humor is delightful, varying according to mood, from sublime satire to the lowly pun. She is a staunch friend. She is neither afraid to stand up for what she believes nor to criticize constructively. In the past she has directed her efforts toward Service Fund and Clmmeleofz, and this year has added Choir. But our most especial thanks go to her for our Yearbook. Lyn seeks and finds, better than most, the meaning of life. We know Radcliffe will ,love her. QQTOQH QITCLIZCSS, Old Sudbury Road Wayland Mass And as for me, though that my wit be lite On bokes for to rede I me delyte.-Clmzzcel

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Susan cygnus 90.165 Sue Spoof: Spoofer Simon Willard Road Concord, Mass. Sweetest eyes were ever seen.-Browning 'tit-xbitfiiiit :U While passing through Concord, if you should see a smallish red car, but largish bug, not creeping but plummeting toward you, emitting smoke signals through the square opening on the top, it will be Sue. Should you look closer, you would see Sue with the misleadingly innocent looking eyes and pixie haircut. Probably Greetings, child will drift airily to you as the car rolls by. Sue, an avid supporter of the Blues, was Blue Captain in Class V. She is an upright marcher and is on hockey, tennis, and basketball varsities periodically. Besides her many athletic abilities, Sue has many scholastic talents. I-Ier interests range from history to Cprrent Events and French Clubs. She was President of Class VI and is Spoofer of C ass I. Pet Peevez boys who don't Write Pet Passion: G.G.C.B.

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.fflzagzffi fpoofs chlamrnoncf Training Field Road Wayland, Mass. what nature gave me at my birth, My shaping spirit of Imagination. Betr Belfy Hpzmmy -Coleridge . I T -,.h , --My W lk-l E 51 ya . If you walk down the corridor and break through the circle of hysterical females, you will find-a mechanical doll. Betsy's ability to entertain the class is notorious. She has a remark or facial expression for any situation. Our vocabularies have been augmented by such original expressions as ta-rue and diviney. Her keen sense of humor, how- ever, is only one side of Betsy. Her ability extends academically as well. English being her strong point, we will always remember the day she wrote her English theme in the car on the way to school-and passed. This is truly an accomplishment. She has con- tributed to the Clmnzeleofz both by being on the Board and by writing several stories. Inter- ested in good books she has read almost all of them. After an unforgettable ride to Way- land and back, with the temperature about thirty degrees, we all sought relaxation in a slumber party while Bets read the book aloud. Dennitely a contribution to our education. Her telephone bill shows her ability to carry on a telephone conversation. A willing advisor to social relations, her letters in outline form are always available, already tried, and guaranteed successful. An interesting combination of interests, Betsy is a great contribution to the class. A true sexy-diviney. Pet Peeve: afternoon dates Pet Passion: true . . . From These Roots