Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Pet Peeve: W.C.O.P. Pet Passion: crew races, her hat Hopie Hapelerr And that smile, like sunshine, dart Every Friday morning Hopie Howland, wearing her most unusual GREEN trench coat and having just taken off that straw flowered hat and let it slip off the senior bench, stands up and reads Clean-up for next week,'l which is exactly what everyone wants to hear. When not working on Clean-up, Hopie is a most lovable member of the Senior class fwith whom everyone talks over her problemsj. She has her lighter side too, being an avid supporter of Middlesex-she went to all the football games this year fplatonic relationship? . . . humm . . .!j. She is also a terrinc jitterbugger who puts on at least one exhibition at every dance. Hopie also has the distinction of being the oldest Senior boarder-she arrived in Class V and was President of the rambunctious IV's. If you ever hear anyone saying Isn't it sad? -one of her favorite expressions-you will know that it is Hopie, alias Hopeless Howland. Gblopa juss Glfo cvfcuzcf 53 High Street South Dartmouth Mass Into many a sunless heart.-Lofzgfellou

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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

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Jlflazfziff ffizafiaffi cl-funk Trapelo Road South Lincoln, Mass. Ornament of a quiet spirit.-Old Temzmefzt Merry Ever since Merry arrived in Class IV, she has been found huddled over a not quite finished paper which will somehow be passed in and returned with honors and instructions that it be sent to the Chameleon: board. As one of our Class III representatives she was sent to the board herself, where, no doubt, she monopolized the discussion. Well . . . anyway, she always listens and stays on the ball. Huh? Merry abandoned us in the middle of Class II term papers and took off for Europe where, she insists, she did study. The skiing is good in Switzerland. She rejoined us for our frantic Senior year, however. She manages to keep calm through almost everything beneath her Tyrolean hat, which she doesn't wear uhardly never. It's hard to describe Merry because she always blinds people with Hash bulbs. The class hopes that the wanderlust, which seems to be a very prominent part of Merry's personality, will not lead her away from the ski slopes of New England and the floor of the jabberwock, where she takes pictures during certain rocking lunch times. Pet Peeve: eating Pet Passion: eating