Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Pet Peeve: the 7 A.M. bell Pet Passion: Florida Betty Bet: Tru: l Betsy came tip-toeing into CA. in her Sophomore year, and immediately sat down to write a list, she's been doing this ever since. In fact, an alert faculty member is very liable to discover a stray list on one of Betsy's papers. ' lj Do laundry .241 Call Mummy 31 Take Bath 41 Miss Bilinska's Tea 5j Do extra exercises! During her first year, Betsy was best known for her terrible marks . . . B+. But it was in her Junior year that she really gained fame, due to the heroic sprint in the indoor meet, when she wouldn't even allow a bench to stop her. This year, as everyone knows, Betsy has calmed down considerably and is majoring in canoeing. Betsy's other talents are as numerous as they are varied. For instance, if you ever get bored or depressed, you can always drop in on Betsy. fIt's the only room in C.A. that sports TWELVE Yale bannersj, and she will cheer you up with fascinating stories of Italy and, of course, her 5,000 relatives. Betsy also spends a great deal of time in the cellar of No. 72. The menacing growl of five washing-machines means that Bets is doing her weekly wash. Let's hope that her college has a well-equipped laundry, or we may find that Betsy is a two-year Senior, fwhich after all, wouldn't be so badj. ffizafiatd BME fjftuafow 1088 Park Ave. New York 28, New York And gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly teche -Chaucer

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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

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Aiufraiz .:flfla'zy'o'zi.e Limo 'cs Whit Suzamzie Sue Prospect Hill Road Walpole, N. H. With gentle yet prevailing force. -W. Cowper Susanna Henrietta Isabelle Thomson, good old Mommy Whitmore's daughter, can be identified by her melodious voice ringing through the Boarding Department, singing I have a cow that's a beauty. When not found in the Purp she is found enjoying her favorite pastime-canoeing. f No, please don't tip it. Q She also has a terrific enthusiasm for sports. In Class IV the voice of the Captain could be heard saying, No, you mean you won't play this quarter? Good, we have to win this game. Yowie! I! Here's who I like, johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra. As for extracurricular activities . . . she is hard pressed for time-member of the Pur-se-me-el, eater and seller of candy, and if you were ever to get her lights off after lights, we'd mention House Committee. Her most important position, however, is being the Editor of Cbmzzeleofz of which she has done an outstand- ing job. She never finds her mail box empty- Keene Teachers' College here I come. After many years of receiving daily letters from K.T.C. Sue can proudly announce that she is the first in the class to be engaged. Sue is also renowned for her sexy green sheath which she wore in the Middlesex play. So We wish the best of luck to our actress as she goes out in the world to find out what the K fon her sweaterj stands for. I gy Pet Peeve: mustaches, feet 'M S L Pet Passion: clean hair ,, Stgk. g . i.es f EV 'K K. a 3 3 iii, as 1 S. . sstfik i g ' Q 'ts. A t