Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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J amy Sifsoana gacfiaon Stevie Sieve Sleverino Ralston Roan Gladstone, N. In quietness and confidence shall be her strength. - Old Teflfzmefzl W A .r .., ,I all 5 it Q, i , ,, K s 4,,l We is . .x rg egg f. . . aa ' ..f.4., - jk , as , , 5 if gi A , . Stevie entered C. A. in Class III and soon everyone had heard of Thomasville, GEORGia and her numerous cousins who lived there. During that year she lived in Maryland but to relieve Stevie of those long, tiresome, late train rides to Washington, her family moved to New Jersey last year. In Gladstone, where she is a member of the Pony Club, Stevie has continued riding, both for enjoyment and in preparation for shows. As president of our class for two years, Stevie has provided the organization for our creative genius. Unfortunately, every member of the class has a different idea about our policy, which leaves Stevie to choose and face the consequences. From Stevie's acceptance of our problems without complaint, one would never realize what her job entails. Stevie's musical ability has left its mark in choir, senior octet and chamber music. However, her accomplishments have not been achieved without much practice, as can be seen by numerous voice and piano lessons. Occasionally, she consents to play for us, but the minute her audience exceeds three, she quits. Lately, her love for food has con- Hicted with her musical interests. She has been working on a solo for choir, however, milklunch and trips to the Patriot just before practice seem to have strange effects on her voice. We hope that French cooking won't interfere with her study of music next year. f yfwff' I 5 I 1 ' IILEJI- L liiE'ez'f.:,i- if K' Z igi.- -'Z V. I 523235 r ' 1 - , f s 4- . 'Xt' , - ,L W iitiqp, K

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Lvl Ape-0 Hutch first thumbed her way down to Concord in the fifth grade. She spent her time just horsing around. Then she grew interested in school activities and not only became a member, in good standing, of the Paper Clip Club but was also elected presi- dent of the Skinny Club. Besides joining these athletic organizations she found time to be a dumb mute in one of the famous Christmas plays. Jay finished her lower school days having gained a vast amount of knowledge in academic subjects fthe study of the ancient civilization on the Fertile Crescent especiallyj, and skill in sports fwho else looked forward to the mint julip hunts as much? jezabelle must have been teacher's petlj Her abilities in sports have remained with her year after year. In most every class she has been either captain or co-captain of the Reds as well as playing on all the var- sities. During her spare time she loved to go up in the hills and hunt snipe. Any luck, Comrade? And now she reigns as most honorable and deserving Red Captain. Her size fails to have any affect on her boisterous cheering abilities and good spirit. jay was one of the boarders for two years. During this time she carved a letter for the placque in the chapel Qwhich accounts for the crooked h'sQ, excelled in domestic Capabilities by baking a hockey field cake Cin appearance, not in taste, of coursej, applied many a tourniquet to a certain roommate known as Dangerous Daley, and attended milk- lunch regularly. Now jay Hlls the uneventful days working on the Chameleon board, listening to Bach, Brahms, and Boone, and making plans for college. She also is continually thinking of new ways to lead the foreign legion over the dunes at class parties, and deciding which mountain she and Mimi will challenge when snow appears. gaquatfi jfnowfton avbluta msofz Hutch Camracie 4 e fzbelle fy I Nashoba Road Concord Mass You can have a man who makes laws but I'll take a man who makes music - Azzozzyzzozu

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Bafia 541212 .ljfefcfiam Dale Keicla Dalefer Halesite Long Island, N. Y. A heart at leisure from itself To soothe and sympathize. -Afzmz L. Waring Hey guys . . . I simply don't care any more, I'm just stufhng my face! And so with a great scream of laughter and a single sweep of her long, delicate fingernails, a cake fthe birthday kindj, coffee ice cream, hermits, corn candy, and any other of Dale's favorites, quietly vanish. Needless to say, she received a phone call and seven letters yesterday, while three scarfs incubate her neck, yet the famous words will forever pop- out - Wellll, he could've at least . . This avid Bobby Darin fan will never be Hpusillanimousn, as she carries a token, buried among her many charms, which will always transcend happy memories of him, and others . . . woo-woo! However, this dead weight dangling from her arm does not seem to hinder her in the least from carrying out an excellent job as head of the Chapel Committee - nary a dog has slipped through the doors this year. Amid an ever busy schedule, this radiant specimen of perpetual health has been known to break through the red tape to touch on Brown territory, for a week-end or four - to shop for pills, of course? Lists, lists and more lists can be found among her precision lined cosmetics, although this time consuming hobby is purely for effect - I had a list right here, but . . However, our organized, quiet, and reserved Dale once leaped forth into the limelight at a tiee-een party, under the influence of L. F. fand all . . This proved incredibly UUNBELIEVABLEU . . . And so, as she comes bounding into your room with a confidential Guess what? , her kindness, understanding, and sense of humor, SIMPLY could not be forgotten! t... A - f' , H ., ,I I fax s.if.t'3,.1a. . - Y G4 fi- fffifii f W Ent? f K ,Q sf ' rw ef arvwh' .Wm i at sax at , we M , M, ,rr 5' .s i. ' 1 P' W , I :if 1' M' f M W rs. , , ' iyg 7, ra, W , v Y f gj iff? ' ' ' egg iw 4, Fw 257 if ' 'I ai M2 t 'v ,ii Ki sf iftfi, af if, ,mg in I 42 an Q