Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Ufimfia U0 JVM. dfaff To Mrs. Hall the Senior Class owes a great deal more than can be ex- pressed in a yearbook paragraph. From our first days at the school, whether it was back in the fourth grade or as recently as Class III, each of us has been influenced in one way or another by Mrs. Hallis inyirrite-rexourfe-and-mgacity. We thank her for the sessions in the green chair f My lorzg and bubbling friend, mid the Djirzrz, worlds this I bear of your doing no work, with the world so new-and-al!?Uj, for the words of encouragement in class meetings, and for the talks in assembly fthe cow and the adderj. Without these things and the many others that Mrs. Hall has given us, the girls who graduate from this school would not have the courage and quiet competence that turns the flapping IV into a mature woman. Q X ill- , 1, X 2 H

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1 rx X 5. u R X , V , if Vu fr Q ki-4, 'M ' ' ' ' ' ' - r' bf.. ,- - , Bacficczfiolz This, O rny Bert Beloved, is d story-n new and wonderful story-d story quite diferent fronz the other 5torie5.lThis is the story of the Men. Their con- tribution to the school has been greater than most people realize, for the Men have spent many extra hours and much extra energy to give the students a beautiful campus, clean, well-kept buildings, and many additions to the grounds. On Main Street, traffic was directed while students came and went in all sorts of weather. The Purp was built before girls froze- on the dock. The tennis courts were excavated, dead brush taken out, and flat tires changed for llustered females, For their enthusiasm and friendliness, the Senior Class sin- cerely wi es o thank Mr. Kim ll, George, and Harold. We fe dry rrft W lit rr' QQ ,F Q L ll N . 4. We .gm QW

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' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Nicol, Miss Young, Mr. Eddy, Miss Mendenhall FRENCH DEPARTMENT Miss Bilinska, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wight, Mrs. VVilson ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Mercer, Mrs. Power