Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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gcuzaf jrznii cslbsnasi Spezzre fmzetty 4814 Dexter St., N.W., Washington 7, D.C. A merry heart doeth good like medicine. -P1'01!6'I'bJ' Who's the girl with the fluffy hair and the ever surprised expression? It's janet, the able Head of Chapel Committee and one of the four charter members of the Pur-se-me-el. She is one of the good old P-O-T-O-M-A-C boarders and is most often found at milk lunch or in the Purp. janetty is very talented: we call her Beethoven the Second C C minus in pianoj. Among her other talents, she has an amazing ability to establish connections at Deerfield and the U. of Conn. Cute Beauxf' She also has been seen fleeing from certain Middlesex boys after the III-IV dance. janet is a friend to all and is always willing to please. No thanks, I donlt want a jelly doughnut-OK., if you insist. Pet Peeve: empty mailboxes Pet Passion: Matunuck, Rhode Island, Italian operas

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gucfitfi 041212 Ayzaagman Speck: Jude Speckle-toes Toer 901 Cambridge Road Coshocton, Ohio Beauty of style and harmony and grace and good rhythm depend on simplicity.-Plato Judy arrived in our midst three years ago, looking, as everyone said, just like a secretary. Well-we soon found out that she was not so prim and neat, especially that third term, when Coke bottles and pickle jars rolled in gay profusion on the floor, and Poe's ghost stories were interrupted by night-time visitors from around the corner and down the hall. About this time a tree came into Judy's line of vision. A staunch supporter of the library Qshe is Head of Library, as well as being Co-Business Manager of CfJ:Z77ZEl607ZJ, she faithfully recommends Hardy to any, and every one. Junior year, Judy was laboring under the strain of live subjects. However, between the History of Art papers and the history papers, she did find time now and then to direct her attention toward Yale. The ski slopes in Maine were menaced by a small figure whizzing along, trying to snowplow in vain. Guess who? Yours truly-out of control. This year she turned up at Harvard, but only because the Harvard-YALE was there! All those new clothes are going to last through freshman year at college, too. There goes Judy, off in a rush to see another college, leaving behind a stack of college catalogues. Pet Peeve: alarm clocks , Pet Passion: bread and butter

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clfefen Klflfaffiaz Stuart Mohawk Street Rye, New York He is gentil that doth gentil didis.-Chaucer up Qi if: ,Et H elefz H elefzfy In the fall of 1955 Helen quietly entered the Boarding Department as a member of Class IV. Before long she revealed her colorful imagination when she created her myth about Cathy Rogers' crocodile, which proved to be most comical when told to Miss Flavin, the weekend nurse. In the spring of her irst year two important events took place: the first when the spotlight was on her as she portrayed Amy in the Fashion Show, the second when she was one of the few who made the first expedition up to New Hampshire to see the Chapel. In Class III, as an old', girl, she was very understanding with the new girls. As her roommate, one discovered her to be a most cheerful morning riser. As soon as the alarm had been silenced she leaped out of bed, flung up the shades, and started the vic blasting-almost simultaneously. Most fantastic of all her talents is her musical one. She's tremendous! She became known for playing The Moonlight Sonatafl In Class II she was in the Octet as well as the Choir and as a Senior she was a jabberwock, an A student in piano, and an accompanist with Mrs. Adkins in Chorus. As a II she was the Secretary of Service Fund, and as a Senior she was the able Secretary of the class. I-Ielen's a neatie, in every sense of the word. 'E 'Wx Pet Passion: England vi ' ' 1 'W .H 1' .x-. er s 'Eff 3- : fn spa u . A - , V A ',,9t:grf:rl5: -2 we ft., W . Q l v:f z.3i.gf Hw2fi,uz .:., W ill ? ay . ' . SRV E .1 I It ri 2 . 1 R s 1 ' 'fly ff . -. fr vi, ..,,.., , if I i -I X-l-l-2:..'2-imlfq ,..- V -V-fem - I- naw-1- Ast. :M . ' f 4, Q, t 3 Z , . .,.. , F . ,,-' ., 5 2 ' F ..,,- flfi, H 'L t-,' ' , all-' .,. 7, Q ,,,. 3: 141. I 1 Pet Peeve: people who hate fresh air