Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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W.. get 2? .349 HOCKEY Fifth Row: B. J VARSITY enney, P. Pace, P. Smith, R. Bowditch. Before the High and Fai'-Oj Times, O my Beit Beloved, came the Time of the Very Beginnings, and that was in the days when the Eldeft Magician wax getting Thingf ready. Firft he got the Earth 1'endy,' then he got the Sen ready, and then he total all the Aninmlx that they could come ont and play. Fonrtli Row: N. Noble, J. Shaw, H. Dickson, M. Upton, F. Hunt, B. Fenollosa. Tltiriij Row: S. Heroy, B. Pleasants, M. Dewey, E. Pleasants, L. Shaw, S. Garth, E. utnam. Second Row: L. Hedge, A. Baldwin, S. Page, S. Adams, N. Maclaurin, G. Hurd, M. Duane, L. Farnsworth, S. Wells, B. Rice, M. Harding, T. Kaufman, B. Burley, A. Higinbotham. First Row: P. Vance, L. Hall, J. Hutchinson, A. Wilson, S. Daley, C. Thoron, S. McDonald, P. Brown, B. Smith, E. Mallinckrodt. mooiation 'f BASKETBALL VARSITY Standing: D. Taylor, G. Pitkin, R. Bowditch, G. Shaw, C. Craven, B. Burley, B. Cum- mings, J. Booth, B. Pleasants, S. Heroy. Second Row: B. Truslow, L. Shaw, J. Hutchinson, L. Volckhausen, B. Fenollosa. First Row: S. Page, S. Garth, S. Daley, B. Jenney, P. Pace, A. Buxton.

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fl BRON J . snr B696 ' 'l A BBXJX EY Bron jenney and Belinda Burley, as captains of the Blues and the Reds respectively, have waged a friendly battle for victory for the year. Points were accumulated from class games, appearance points, and seasonal Red-Blue var- sity games. The major sports events of the year were the two meets-one in February and the other in March-and the varsity games with other schools. The C. A. teams, in red or blue or in green tunics, displayed a great deal of :skill and enthusiasm. . it A . .. ,,,,, . .t . ie ff' 1 s A Gqfgfsfic THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Second Row: L. Hall, J. Booth, B. Rice, M. Duane, B. Pleasants, B. Mallinckrodt. First Row: T. Pertzoff, B. Jenney, B. Burley, P. Pyle.

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S. Whitmore, C. Thoron, R. Wilson. oczfzcfimg Committee This year Claire Thoron, the Head of House Committee, led the ever growing B o a r d i n g Department through autumn memories of sum- mer, winter slump, and spring fever. The House Committee, meeting of- ten in 62 with Mrs. Frankenberg, Miss Bilinska, and Mrs. Demille, solved the problems of the little man, noisy study halls, and missing tooth paste. Contrary to general expecta- tions, the Boarding Department did not fall apart, and after learning something about self-discipline, the boarders survived the year cheerfully. Wipe your feet, dear, when you come in, and now will keep home. IV I 'S' 5 llififzwzply Uommiffss Judy Speckman, working almost alone, began the year by arranging the books and magazines. Through- out the year she labored to keep the literature in order. The job held lit- tle glory, but it was done efficiently and well. .-4 i Judy Speckman