Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Ma1'gr Dew Margot Simon Willard Road Concord, Mass. My youth may wear and waste, but it shall never rust in my possession. - Cozzgreve tfflflcvzgof memes? Every morning as chapel bells penetrate solitude, a red Minniebus screams sharply to a halt in the parking lot and out crawls Margot. Even though it's a black, rainy Monday and the weekend is about to end in a puff of smoke, her ever-present high spirits manage to set off a spark that continues all day. With a Hi there Fats! that's backed up by a surprisingly bright smile, we're off again. And this has been going on ever since Margot came to C. A. in the sixth grade! During these years she has also become known for her determination and good sense of humor. Seldom allowing herself to get depressed, Margs prefers an optimistic and cheerful outlook. However, at the same time she is also a very serious and hard working student. Participating in the F. F. and Early Morning Hiking Clubs, shels an active member in both. Along these athletic lines Margs is also a varsity veteran of long standing, specializing in tennis and skiing. As a matter of fact, each vacation finds her headed for another corner of the globe, in pursuit of SNOW? - Uust ask to see her trophies sometimefj r 534, Fi ' iff.. K 5 - .,5jgi'g ,. g , ,L Q 'i'-i V i 'Y f 'f', UQ. lg? 91. .Eff i'5'5:f'l-1: , .. .,i. 1 l ' I' 5 it Zi w s 7 . at ' , 7 .,---ffriliiazeigfan fm ?ici?f?5:iTi'5 f - . s.f'T'i: '5l !tL,3lf?3if?5f,3i?T?nzfQl fi?-E. s at tr. W 'sas ,f ,- 4. ,r,w,5132f f I -2: ' ., pggsgsg., 5 . K , - i f, t 2 1 . , I .V . 7. ff., Saga i .f - .53 . , ,- ..1s, an i H he ng-

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gas mars, Out of the night, when the full moon is bright, comes a horseman known as Daley, this year's Blue Captain, chasing dragons, Although afflicted by strange pains in her legs, this great French student has still been able to nnd peace in her room - practicing toe-dancing. That is, when she is not developing her great potential cutting hair or toe-playing the clarinet. KRIEBEL is not to be forgotten, nor is Daley's aspiration towards car machinery. Student Council has found this Happy Wanderer a great asset and her contributions to the Cbameleofz are way out. An inhabitant of Big Timbri, Montana, her talents have also been applied to the guitar ffuture josh White?j. Pia- pa-pig, pia-pa-porkey pig will ne'er forget the day of the trumpet duet out of one of the top floor windows of 1172, or the Hi-Fi wrapped on the window shade. This young carpenter, whose mark remains on 1160's floor, spent a night last year looking for her bed and to her surprise found it on the porch whipped by winter wind. The spirit of spring has been known to move her to mud ball fights and participation in the mass exodus to the river. But Daley has not let the order of the circle pin down and wears her shetlands proudly and only does Yoga when no one's looking. Poor girl, though, of late she seems to have been taken by fainting spells. As Daley leaves, her sense of fun shall indeed be missed, and so too her other side of kindness and quiet intelligence. All too soon it will be quiet on the western front. Sue Daley 155 Chilton Street Belmont Mass Under the stars on the prairie, watching the Dipper slant over the horizon's grass I was full of thoughts. - Carl Smzdbzng

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Molly Molly skipped into Class VI wearing her shiny black patent leathers - the first true blond with pierced ears to enter our class. Immediately her political career began. She was one of the great competitors for president of the class, and due to her lolly-pop platform she secured the position. Such a career soon came to a halt and never showed up again until this year. This time it was without the lollypops, but with the assurance of a shining clean school that she was elected Vice President of Class I and Commander of the Cleaning Forces - all in one. She will long be remembered for her demanding plea for her troops to CLEAN. But Molly did not remain idle for these years in between. Instead she filled the gap with a great burst of dramatic talent. She simply couldn't lose the sweet and innocent look that gave her the leading role of the little princess in the lower school operettas. Not until she bombarded Middlesex did she lose this part to that of the young lady, in The Ascent of F6, and yet maturing still farther to the role of the rich old grandmother in The Thiever' Carni1Jal. Her ability to act also shows up in her poised nannouncements, and once in a while it comes in handy in the classroom. Now if sometime you have to ask this girl a question, and you can't find her anywhere, I have just a few suggestions as to where she can be found: perhaps behind a pair of dark glasses driving around in her spotless white English Ford 5 out cold in the Science Labg singing beneath the fur collar of her new winter coatg or standing next to her notorious clean-up chart, crayon in hand. If this has failed, you might as well give up because she has undoubtedly swum back to her France where she left part of her heart last summer. l l dlflafzy liouias Quant: 251 Old Billerica Road Bedford Mass Still constant is a wondrous excellence - Slmkerpeme