Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Third Row: Ramsey, Duane, Morgan, Pierce, Prouty, Page, Harken, Olmstead Second Row: Daley, Barnes, Wells, Hutchinson, Jackson, Pace. First Row: Roeder, Horton, Motley, Fahnstock. Ami what about flijf bmifzeii of being able to do fzzzyfhizzg yozz like 'zmfil you do Ike zwofzg 1'bi12g'? ' . . . But what is the wrong thing? This is what we are meant to decide for ourselves, however, when our resources fail, we do need the help of student council! Working efficiently, it has managed to keep study hall quiet, to solve the mystery of the missing lunches and to keep our tradition of honor strong. Under Sarah's regime, school started off so successfully that spring seemed to follow fall, by-passing completely the mid-winter slump! The year has been a credit to the Student Council. llgsfl I e X A ' ll, 'wi -'YYY J I N ,f XXL 'f

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CLASS II Fourth Row: Crafts, Carpenter, Parker, Motley, Hamilton, Booth, Mac Dougal, Forbes, Gambrill, Pleasants, Cross. Third Row: Higinbotham, Metcalf, Phelps, Dolinsky, Norton, vonDattan, Saltus Smith, Vincent, Griffith. Second Row: Hopkins, Taft, Scannell, Adler, Kaufman, Fenollosa, Cummings, Wiliamson, Levine, Brown, Lanigan, Page. First Row: Hunt, Swift, Winship, Stuart, Harken, Howe, Willett, White, Hurd. Absent: C. Norton, Young ,mx There is an enigmatic spirit that has Ck A descended on our class this year. After extensive research, we have identified it as Grotonus Parliamentary jr. lt has inspired our class with a desire to learn more about the world, as well as intro- ducing the frightening idea of college and pleasures of present collegiate extra-curricular activities. The spirit K5 f ll r f f 'gg X E'r': ZKUQI I 'Q 415 makes some, led by Debbie Metcalf, want to sing at picnics, and drives others, who are more dramatically in- clined, to participate in the Groton play. Some people have even got de 'ligianu to such a degree that they or- ganized a most successful religious conference. But, with the arrival of spring sun-bathing, school is forgotten as we anticipate summers abroad - hope- fully A. S. Fl 3, Debbie Winsluip X s t Q , . S- N vel- !! 'P Y O' K f 35 x. . 1' :!,f1,'i5f 341, gig: , hr 'dw I p, A 1 l?'l'f'Alf i, ' v K I 1 My I 4 IV, gs, awk? x If 1' w Ma, -Q 1fj,l!- I i i X if 35, C . f 7. Erika Levine

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l Standing: Miller, Adler, Buxton, Adkins, M. Murray, Wile. Seated: Origo, Warfield. Ufianzgsz uiic E Strmcling.' Norton, Frazier, Guerlac, Higinbotham, Moss, Churchill, E. Smith. Seated: M. Prouty, Jackson. uzic