Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Wil: Louie Jacobs Hill Seekonk, Mass. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. foaamcuzy 'flfwfaon -Pope Rosemary joined us in Class III bringing with her talk of the nags, her famous blue dress and green plaid skirt. She immediately became a Choir member and since then has been chosen to be on Chapel Committee. If you hear a hi-babe she's in a good mood. To keep her in this state of mind keep the windows closed at night and make no remarks about her two-bristle hairbrush. You might also give her several dozen packs of gum and a couple of meringues. Last year she skillfully managed to squeeze money out of us as Class Treasurer. This year, as a permanent House Committee member, she is doing just as good a job keeping everyone in order. Rosemary likes most forms of enter- tainment, especially Saturday trips to Boston. Best keep her from being a spectator at an operation, however, or she will faint dead away. If she keeps up her usual smile and her occasional amusing Grrrr, she will never fail to be at the top. Pet Peeve: burps Pet Passion: brushing her teeth

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Pet Peeve: people who don't do anything Pet Passion: hot dog sandwiches Annie Wilf I know a sheaf of songs.-Byron Ann has been laughing her way through C.A. for six years. She started her first year with a bang by calling Mr. Oedel Daddy. The next year she marched with the Blues behind Betsy Atwood fsix feet tallj dragging an elephant. But Ann has also been valuable to the class in more serious ways. Her skill on all the varsities has been a great asset to the school. As a Blue she is an infallible playing coach particularly in hockey where her cries of hit it across and watch offsidesn echo from Wallis Field. A great lover of skiing and Cannon, she quickly joins the boys at poker or pool. She has been on the Octet for two years and she is Associate-Editor of the Yearbook. Ann is always working behind the scenes, whether creating a New York sky- line for our III-IV Dance or making-up for various stage productions. K A If you want to find her, listen for her penetrating laugh. If you follow it to its source you'll find her in one of the corridors, hat on head, knitting in hand, rocking back and forth on her heels. The one trouble with Ann is that she rarely eats lunch. We're all afraid that she'11 waste away. Ggnn. .ljficfcfsz flfllfaon, Bedford Road Lincoln Mass

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Pet Peeve: driving licenses Pet Passion: pinneys who like penguins louise ffaanoz your Weezie Yonty of summer grass.-Whilnzafz Who's at the very end of the alphabet? Why Yont of course! But Weezie doesn't bring up the rear in class jovialitiesg she is always ready with a smile or a laugh, whether it be in the midwinter slump or during exams. One can hear her jubilant cry of, Only two or more days to go until the weekend or until the much loved Exeter football games fand their playerslj. She carries her humor and bright way of looking at things over to academic subjects, whether it's during one of her Bio tests, at which she has fantastic luck, or during an experiment in chemistry with water waporsf' However, she sometimes finds it difficult in going from class to class for she is always being stopped in the halls by someone who wants to talk to her about romantic problems or to refer to some standing joke. She is known by nearly everyone in the school, since she spent part of her Sopho- more year in the Boarding Department and has been a supper boarder for two years since then. Louise's career is punctuated with mysteries of broken tables and hands, but you can bet that there's a long and funny story behind them. With that fantastic blond hair, which she definitely does not have to bleach, and certain connections with the opposite sex, Louise may be the last but she's far from the least. Elm Street Concord, Mass I learn and loaf at my ease observing a spear