Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Tm ky Tucky 1o1ned the class 1n the seventh grade Bemg 1 next door ne1ghbor of Mxss Clark carr1ed deflnrte prestwe and those goose egg tests were undoubtedly fixed She was characterlzed 1n Class V by her talent for dravvmg unusual figures whlch could completely un nerve certam members of the faculty The more subdued slde of her art1st1c nature has been gn en constantly to decorat1on cornmlttees for fairs and dances and scenery for plays Of late her thoughts have turned toward Exeter and vve1ght I lost twenty Exe pounds 1n one week' due to 1 contlnuous d1et of no food She and her clarmet have manfully played many a hymn 1n chapel and refvularly at about lunchtrme the abberwock shakes as strams of boog1e woog1e echo through the school oznafca Lfforz 'zazt 1 7 Summrt Avenue W1nchester Mass Her pencll drew what er her soul desxvne Dfydefz , , Q I , Q E . 7 . , . . , . . b d. 1 - V 'Q-at ' f . '1 mefliif-,. 1 fi. K J . 4 - - . D - . . I 7 L K. - g .. - 7 . ,, . . . K . 4 4 g 1 T err W K4

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Fielder FiFi I0 4501 Crest Lane McLean, Va. Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. -Sefzem Joanne Qieficf . if' t As the baseball legs come trundling down the hall, we step aside to let jo Field pass. This enthusiastic gourmet has charmed her contemporaries with her unique humor which is simply incred,'. jo has also been noted for her undying courage, especially one cold morning at Route 128 where uncomplainingly she stood in the cold awaiting the train . . . not a word about her feet did we hear . . . Although jo is a shy and reserved girl, she has been known to cut a rug in Lake Forest, that quiet little town where all good boys and girls grow up. Not to be forgotten, however, is her love for Washington. A plain and simple girl at heart, the barrier of cosmetics littering her room is merely, as we all know, for effect. Jo, an enthusiastic hockey player for the Blues, and a potential Davis Cupper, revolutionized roommate parties by pulling a surprise attack and smashing an apple pie in the face of a friend. Although exercising extraordinary willpower at school, Jo has been known to practically wipe out a certain tea-room in Boston, not to mention every Schrafft's in the vicinity. The maze of bull lighting posters leads us to believe that there is a good chance that jo plans to major in bullfighting in college. v 'vias

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awfins gDain,.+: ganaon 118 Chestnut Street Weston 93, Mass. -For a toiler dies in a day, But a dreamer lives forever . . . Cafol Gam Gamofz -john O'Reil!y When Carol arrived at C. A. in the 7th grade she sat down and promptly fell asleep. She has been doing this ever since. Somehow she manages to know what is going on at the same time, a skill which has been very useful to her over the years. But Ganny isnlt groggy all the time. She loves to throw things, especially pillows in the Jabberwock, books at the lVs, water and snow. However, between scuiiies, she manages to come up with some enviable marks. Her spare time at home is occupied with her Morgan horse, Merrily. Carol doesn't go in for formality in riding. Her standard garb is bare feet and several layers of shirts. Her eating habits are also rather unusual. Breakfast consists of a dish of pills. In the spring she forsakes the dining room for the chapel steps, equipped with a spoon and a large jar of rhubarb. Carol is a commuter from way back, but last year she got her license and ever since then she has been making a name for herself on the wood list. She has an enormous number of relatives, most of whom have been to C. A. at one time or another. Every spring the clan assembles for the annual trek up to Stowe. After a week or so of skiing they depart, leaving a wake of unmarked ski trails, dismantled hotel rooms and bewil- dered innkeepers. Carol served on the Clmwelemz Board for two years, so you can see she has her serious Side too. Whatever becomes of her after she graduates, it will probably be the last thing imaginable because Gan has a way of doing the thing you least expect of her.