Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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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

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louise Buffliag Ghleafey Weston Road Lincoln, Mass. joy was his song and joy so pure a heart of star by him could steer. Bunn Bznz Lee J' -Czwzmingr Bun's the girl who can often be seen wearing a path between the Middle School and the parking-lot with her brown pocketbook dangling from one hand. The girl on a constant diet, she has a particular knack for begging successfully for bread crusts. Her overpowering appetite occasionally admits such trifles as tootsie-pops, ice cream, dough- nuts, cookies, and lifesavers. Bun is a reflective girl. She has considerable responsibilities in the school as Business Manager for both the Chameleon and the Yearbook. She is one of the few girls in the Senior Class who is able to control the desire to scream her well-earned B, or a date with a living breathing doll the length of the corridor. Bunny has particular artistic talents. These extend from music with Josh and Son to the Decoration Committees of the III-IV and I-II dances. Some of Bun's most notable traits are her neatness in dress and her refusal to wear any sort of make-up at school. Who is there to impress around here? Bunny's ability to have a good time, but to know when to stop, has kept herself and many companions out of trouble. This quality and her generous warmth have made Bun one of the most beloved members of the class. Pet Peeve: passion Pet Passion: Stein-Ericson s