Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Pet Peeve: myopia Pet Passion: fuzzy bears Big fzzle julia A perfect Woman, nobly plann'd, To warn, to comfort, and command g And yet a Spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light. How many times has this class, renowned for its moments of depression or elation, called on Julia to set it back on a straight course? As President of the class during the Eighth and Tenth Grades, and as Head of Student Council this year, julia has been a steadying influence on the class and has won the respect and friendship of everyone. We knew when she joined the unruly, raucous members of the Sixth Grade, that we had a prospective leader, and in her unassuming way she has filled this position. julia has energetically undertaken any task set before her. Her intellectual ability as well as her amazing artistic talent have been the envy of many. julia can draw anything, from the anatomy of a cat to a fuzzy bear. At times her aesthetic appreciation exceeds her zcal for physical activities, but she gives staunch spiritual support to the athletic cause. julia can be seen not infrequently with that illustrious group of wholesome Seniors who indulge in eating and making merry. With her efficiency, Julia can be noted in the middle of the day, tearing her hair and bemoaning the loss of a pair of glasses. Oh dear, I'm 'so unorganizedf' , , Julia llawianas U51 Lowell Road Concord Mass -Wordrworth

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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

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Tor Torofz 409 1-Iighland Road Ithaca, N. Y. The way of understanding is partly mirth. dfiabzs Ufio 'Lon -Frost Claire came into the Boarding Department as a Sophomore and was immediately incorporated into the hockey and basketball varsities, where she has been ever since. During her junior year she was Red Co-Captain as well as Secretary of Student Council. Every Friday morning one would hear the minutes and then HRESPECTFULLY SUB- MITTED, Claire Thoron, Secretary. Claire has done a wonderful job as head of the Boarding Department this year. Will Everyone PLEASE siddown and be Quiet! In Class III Claire was fozzjompr pfzrlfzizz' efz Frafzgfzif avec Mer-eel and even roomed with her during spring term. One night, while the trustees were meeting, wolf whistles were heard. Upon investigation Mrs. Hall found that Claire and her illustrious room-mate were communicating with various other boarders, tch, tch. In Class II we found that Claire was a fresh air fiend at night but was known to complain of the cold during the day. Claire's twenty-one jangling bracelets which she wears all at once fand all the timej, her Texas accent and her sailing achievementsf ?j are some of her trademarks. If you are anywhere within a five mile radius of Claire you are sure to hear her notorious cackle. That and her bubbling personality will take her far. Pet Passion: bracelets Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning