Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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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

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Second Row: G. Pitkin, M1's. Olmsted, N. Adams, T. Frazier. First Row: L. Volckhausen, F. Childs. cmca ommitfea Letlf-019, anything, daddy, ro long as iff you and nze. The Dance Com- mittee, under Nancy Adams and Ginny Pitkin, with the aid of Mrs. Olmsted, this year organized many dances with various boys' schools and with a great deal of success. Instead of concert dances, we had mixers, usually including dinner and dancing from the late afternoon to ten-thirty or eleven. Besides these, there were three class dances, the III Dance, the IV Dance, and the I-II, all tremendously successful. - Teganzai got up and danced . . .