Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Gqnnzffa glflauf At the impressionable age of eight, Annette entered C. A. and has since survived nine taxing years. She turned the Lower School upside down. At the end of each year, the shades would be mysteriously riddled with paperclip-shaped holes, and the registers would be filled with odd smelling melted erasers. Annette never did like to study very much, so instead she and the other members of a very elite horse club could be seen galloping madly around the lawn on all fours, pigtails flying and legs kicking - much to the dismay of Miss Clark and Miss Wagner. I Annette is now characterized by her amazing drawings, which run the gamut of hideous monsters to normal-looking human beings. Her weird little people adorn every- thing she owns. Muzz can be found doing the jackie Gleason shuffle down the corridor, and crying, l'Oh grief in dismay. In spite of her occasional whims Annette is quite down-to-earth. All of her friends' problems seem to end up with her. She usually can't come up with any solution but she seems to help anyway. No matter what happens, even when she has a few weeks of homework to do or a term paper to write in one night, Muzz always manages to be cheerful and to keep her good sense of humor. I A -if ssil.-'E-is ' ii. .W -' . '15 f- S iif -Sv if 'Y' i , 1 -21- il X Legisffmsmf. ' .- V.: . A . ' IWWIQJ ' ' IZJEQ? LFE- .-'Yr-L'gEluE.i M. aa ' mt fm. T. J .X5f5?i???...U A-f .127 ' :V 1: 11751 .1 . .W ifuii efsms?fefi'fpiif. Q ',' afffilffswfl-wfszsfzigifas , 2gga,gv,:se,:fz,.:1.: 1 ifsiisigfvzmliglfi A YV ' - ,gfsmkffss'sxiiiziiieiazifzifiitfs-A ifstiiitif:1iz1e.:a 1 ff- w f -ff .si1.sevsszx:1z.s tg: ' , p.1'-1522365554 Il:flw. z .05l1:.lli.1f7f' . f l il V.: 'fflii ra 2 fgilrigiiiirlifilIETTSEEE . ay 1--ff. ...ima,.i.....fm,.1 if ' '- -' EI?El?i:'-32525325 fLiXLi?El5?ii'E?5 fl1fhf': , 51 K .. is ,:,..:, .,ea.5sg,q3ggf,..2,:1,g.,g mai-f,g ',-: 1, ,.. V. ,.,,.,, ,E ,,hf, tt, 51 ,iiziji -' ',1'fYff,- 1. K 5 Amfzelle Muzz Garfield Road Concord, Mass No sky is heavy if the heart be light - Clmr clazll

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Qlzsufa Egifts Cgafiubisfzt Ulli Hannover-Kleefeld Bispinger Weg 2 is H is rigawrygg Germany Sunshine in a shady place. -Erimrmri Spemer Ulli arrived at the Academy from Germany in September, 1959, for one short year as our first AFS exchange student. With a warm and ready smile for everyone, she has been a constant reminder of the success of our first jordan, Hall Concert which brought her here. Living with the Proutys, she quickly' became accustomed to school life and particularly the routine of commuting every morning from Littleton. For the many whom we hope will follow in her footsteps, Ulli has set some high standards, academic and otherwise. Announcements and speeches in Assembly have been delivered like a veteran, and next period's test or paper never renders her pale and trembling. Was? Ich quaelle nicht? fWhat, me worry?j And such a cheerful accept- ance of the long school day, when in Hannover it's 8:00 to 1300! She won't tell how many students there are in the new German class at Middlesex or how she manages to cheer so enthusiastically for the football team in the rain, but one doesn't have to be a Snooper to find out. As for sports, her tennis has improved rapidly, to the embarrassment of some of her former partners. Do you know what a handicap is, Ulli? For the future world travelers of our class, the itinerary will include not only London and Paris. From now on it will be London, Paris and HANNOVER - Here we come! wg rf fQb faijga as sf 1 , , f ,rs a,.,.,.a ,H ,f-,..r M-laws-A ar- Z'-fra,-fits rlwsiifa a e1s5fm1wf-. aff ff 112,315 .5 - Wa fr fa: tsrfli--twig: lm:-t'fse:5',asa:t Q rvaalfsfzaigg 7 f 11? 3 .K m.,,,,., , 1.. . Mars, Mirza- rg- ' mlm' srrmsfzt sm. . a,45f,5,.,gg'g,2:,: 1- ,- U qa w- ,, 1- .qyga -,,,f:s-aww wgggir - i s . W: g:1m:a,.sigsr5.,r1Qgsr , r- , ,, r ., r H,: -kgrg h r, f'4a'jEg', Leif' 2.i:i'hs5fTfQfr'2't??'51 ' emu-va:f-f11.sa::-few'-fftaf -:-fg3zef..H -st ef 1 -,,--f.g1f..a:a:Sz: f ,- r1.5-trims: aw.,-.,,m.wH:taz.tr. -- at .i -f 7 was fz1gr,-7g.,W:,,5-,armrest 1: '. fu, - - at.rwsaeiwwsiz,sf,-xii'-fw 2 se H2 lf? -rf Qt .s12'ff-wa seffm 15 ,, tif - . f r: Q-,gr:,:gf'fk 5:i1ggg!gg,51'.fgseff- , ,. . ' - ,, w 525iQ1,g-,lffwiibiiii 4 2,g5fLiiiLiSig55Egi-, Q-,E,,5:s,.,-W.sf'.'e,z , ,z - ,tw -sf, f t ,,.. , 1g,,s,,gtg-are-.t,522zg4e?H:2Qr Q i J':Z,.r.1 fi ' - :fras:.,,,g??e ,,-5 ,..1,gs5.g,,:.,..g1 sixwwiizsas,QfHr.gw i if- ' 1visf5'1e1fS?1ifg3 W 'sig v1ff5L5ii'fffff faaaaaaaaetaf,-.t . fe:- wx . ,,,. . .,..: e1aaszrfLrfs ., . frf- by ' , , . are ' Q L- 9 -3, -gg, ggaesvzfsrf .ni -'fig5t,gWQ.g27j:sera s F if Sriiw. aan ,. Q., ...ra

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fouiis cyifcfiia Sgaw Weege Lowe Coolidge Road Concord, Mass. Theres so much to do. Tomorrow I think g Illl pour water down the mail chute. -Kay Tlaongprofz Who's on every varsity? Weege, who was our BLUE captain in Class Ill! She loves every sport there is except lady wrestling. Faithfully riding her bicycle to school every day she doesn't go home until after varsity practice. Her favorite pastime, aside from collecting signs, is eating. She is the one girl at Concord Academy who can eat- and eat- and eat- and still get thinner. Known throughout the school for her good nature, Louise has no enemies. She is the only red-head in the class. I promise to wash it tonight is a familiar refrain. In the spring Louise is a regular member of the Sun Worshippers' Club and bares her arm with the rest of us to compare tans. If Weege had her choice she would go to hockey camp all summer and to Stowe all winter.