Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Jlflazy guaazz cflflebonafcf Mar Sfzrie Seven Star Lane Concord, Mass. He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. -Old Tertanzevzl Susie came to the Academy back in the days when the Fourth Grade existed. Those were the good old days, when we played horses all day long. In our rest hours we all attempted to draw pictures of our favorite horses and Susie's drawings were always the best. She has since turned her artistic talents to designing marvelous homes. She is very good at this and has already built a model of one of them. One could always locate Susie in a gym class. She could be easily seen because of her long braids, which streamed behind her as she ran. She no longer has her braids, but she can still be found in the gym, practising foul shots, or performing her duties as the loyal Blue that she is, whether playing or cheering. She is one of the Blues' Cas well as one of the school'sj best halfbacks, having been on the hockey varsity for the last three years. Susie is apt to be full of tales of weekend visitors, ending with, Oh, my hair's just got to look nice! Susie's one of the lucky ones, she was accepted early at the Rhode Island School of Design. With her love of art, and especially architecture, we know shelll love it. l Pet Peeve: depends on her mood that don't break Pet Passion: food, knitting, long hngernails

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Oqmza fouiaa fain iafii Amie Latch Lzzddy Bedford Road Lincoln, Mass. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair.-Tefzfzymfz Tall and slim, Anne is the envy of the class. While we diet, she spreads out a three- course lunch, and never gains an ounce. , A true lover of abstract thinking, she can apply it to Thoreau or to the most divine dreams. Many is the Monday morning she has floated into school after an eventful weekend. He's a doll, an absolute sweetie. Never one to turn down an invitation, she always has a good time at dances and weekends. Syracuse, Exeter, Maine and St. Mark's have all enjoyed her company. She takes her work seriously. A great one for doing her Monday's homework on Friday, she will usually turn down ideas of going downtown or out to the jabberwock, and go along to study hall. She enjoys both art and music. Clever with color and design, she always has a good idea for decorations for our dances. She has a knack for dressing attractively, and her outfit usually sports her saddle shoes. They're good for your feet, really. She's a past master at telling stories, especially her own experiences. Hey, guess what. The cats got in Blythe's manger last night. Well, that's all. Pet Peeve: egg sandwiches Pet Passion: Phi Kappa Sigma

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llirzcfa cqffiaon clflazfziff Leefzdarro Leezzfifz LnBe!!e Hilezze Sa! 2514 44th St. NNW. Washington 7, D.C. Merrily, merrily shall I live now, Under the blossom that hangs on the bough. -Slmkerpeme With her flaming red hair swirled on top of her head, Linda is the picture of a Parisian grmzifz, even when spending her summers with gallant knights on silky winged steeds in the wind-swept valleys of Wyonaing. A great storyteller, you should hear La Belle Helene recounting her roof top episodes. Linda is also chief executive of Food, Inc. and participates energetically in many of the other better known societies around school. Summa Cum Laurie in all her subjects, the intellectual Merrill, complete with glasses and bun, troops off to get a look at her trouble cards. She is a terrific canoe paddler and also very proficient at getting in front of someones camera. She also enjoys long bicycle rides along the artillery highway-destination W.A. If you want to find Linda falthough it is advisable not to get involved and possibly miss your trainj go to the biggest mirror in the school. There you will find her, with her freckled nose pressed against the glass. Pet Peeve: bills Pet Passion: Bills