Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Old Concord Road South Lincoln, Mass. Who so would be a man must be a nonconform1st. gsrzlzifsz BOOM H16-we!! - Emerson As a member of the sophisticated Class V, Blue captain in Class III, and always a Blue marcher, Jeffie is a most prominent member of the class. Her interests range from guitars, matching sweaters and skirts, crystals in the science lab, hockey goals from the wing, to working harder in her studies. She scoffs at superhciality and cat sessions and defends individuality. . Ieffie may be found early in the morning and late at night in the parking lot, as she is a member of the day-girl driving clan. At lunch her time is spent either in the Jabberwock, study hall, or, in good weather, outside with the guitar contingent. Away from school she may be found at Harvard or on wild spring ski trips. jeffie is famous for her varsity party - '61 - with banana splits! No one kept to her diet ffm! night! Jeffie plays on both basketball and hockey varsities. Hockey had a good season this year and, as Jeffie's height lent itself to being a vicious guard, the basketball team was almost undefeated. She seems to grow for the games! She is also a member of the Glee Club. Jeffie has been an enthusiastic member of her class for, if you can believe it, nine years!

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lizynn M0015 cqcffsfz ffpoobll FFEXTQU ffRZlfukff7 603 W. Hartwell Lane, Philadelphia, Penn. To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everything. - Azmfole Frfzfzre As strains of 'The Twistl' float melodiously out the window, Etre can be found supporting herself on loverly legs as she attempts to master this complicated dance. It is imperative that she learn it in order to hold her position in the social whirl of many southern admirers. To facilitate this effort she is attempting to reduce through projects such as MINY. However, all such attempts were destroyed this summer when Lynn was introduced to European food. Her friends were able to get a further understanding of the trip through her detailed photographs, the best being a scenic view of the gray sky . . . nothing but gray sky. Pocono has proved to be a strong force in Lynn's life. One can't mention Pocono without hearing of long saunters on the beach. Like all Philadelphians, Lynn is extremely fond of Penn., as proved by her newly adopted habit of Fireballs. Besides her dancing, Lynn has many musical talents. She plays the fiddle and the triangle and sings in the senior octet. This is climaxed by her membership in the permanent House Committee. Hoynya, what a chick!!

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.qganafolba B 'co um, 4323 Garfield Street, N.W. Washington 7, D.C. I wander'd lonely as a cloud When all at once I saw a crowd, A host of golden daffodils, Tuning in from station WIKH in Blacksburg, Virginia - UH, HI GUYS! Then Brown's ominous shape comes thundering into view, but really, that ominous shape came in handy when she met another ominous shape from the S.K.S. football Held. The scene has now changed, however, to Southborough, Mass., only, of course, when there is a silence between Duane Eddy and Bo Diddly. If by some lucky chance you can catch Brown during one of these silences, you might be able to force her to help you with your math homework. As the originator of many of the latest expressions, Penny makes sure, with her exceptionally strong vocal chords, that the whole school knows when she has thought of a new one. Only on certain plane trips are her happy sounds stopped - when they are muffled in a certain little white bag. These trips are often worth it, however, for she is usually on her way to the gay social life of Washington, the gayer social life of Virginia, or the even gayer social life fha halj of an unpronounceable town outside of N.Y.C. As we leave Brown, she is either going downtown to stuff, back to the house to play bridge, or down that well-known, well-worn path to the Purp. , .. ' A k fir Q i Qng.--Qu, J ig 1 V .. , ,, in I W . - jf -gngrfitl' ' WINWV3 'is h 3 1 y .p b JC: 'liw 3 it fi V521-sf t Q s 1- . .pw x ig 7 A pf fl, sf... . Brownie Brown Penny That floats on high o'er vales and hills - William Wadsworth