Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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jfzgns dejfovsn C7ummin9,s 164 E 72nd Street New York, N. Y. CummJ Dapl9er Be careful, be careless, be careful. Be what you wish to be. - Sandburg Daph arrived at the gates of Concord Academy in THAT brown dress which she hasn't taken off since, except for occasionally slipping into her red sheath to attack innocent stags at the various C.A. hoedowns. That brown dress is also a symbol of those hang your head moods of gloom incited by the frequent absence of . . . Thus it seems that clothes correspond with Dapher's various dramatic adventures. Take those ragged blue jean shorts which she wore when she critically injured her leg while inspecting Toad Hall territory. The same shorts were also seen on that damp overnight, when she raced through the dense, inscrutable wilderness, Coke in hand, obviously in search of The Bear. It was later discovered that the Toad Hall injury conveniently resulted in attacks of lame- ness at auspicious times. In spiteof Cumm's passionate love for travel which has led her to England, Greece and of course Colorado, she is destined to settle down to the quiet existence of a famous Broadway actress. Along with these various calamities and aspirations, Daph has managed to lead the raucous student body down the paths of right in her well deserved position as Head of School.

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:Suffix fjwozfzow C710 Sal S1zlIief' Leominster Road Lunenburg, Passing the doll shop I picked up The littlest one . . . Suddenly I smiled. - Bfzjfhitfzz if rg H' J Well, of course you can make earrings out of chandeliers! That's Sal, the first member of the class to have her ears pierced. We're expecting a nose ring soon . . . Her continental flair has also introduced petit-beurres and bikini into the boarding depart- ment. Then there's the familiar cry, I'm so fat, followed by a snack of red licorice and chocolate-chip ice cream. Way back in the days when she traveled on the B 8: M, Sal could be heard practicing for her solo in the Magic Fish Bone. Her singing talent has continued to be a great addition to octet, Chorus and Choir. Decked out in black leotard and tights, she was a member of the elite ballet group. And what a saleswoman - Anyone for a Peadquack record?! Have you heard about her summers on Nantucket? - Do you think he likes me . . . ? As a member of the Paul Newman fan club, she spies on all the dances. Yet in spite of such outside activities, Sallie has maintained her high average in math and is the class architectural genius. Out of desperation she has abandoned the English language for French and German C French Club is really going to be good this yearluj. She'll always be remembered for her cute smile, changeable hair styles and athletic ability QQ. Isn't a left-hand lunge awfully aggressive? Lately she has begun to sing a new song - California, here I come . . Bonne chance. 55, Mass ,M

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43412125 Dbofinagy D0fi12.rk scious of freedomfl Amid countless Kennedy clippings, dripping clothes racks, copious biology notes, Mexican travel posters, half Hlled coffee cups, rearranged furniture, and 'lFor Sale clothes items, Dolinsky stumbles off to bed in her blue Victory slippers after a long day's work. C,A.'s most ambitious senior and a 'cliff1e at heart, she has vigahrous plans for a trip to Washington in January, 1964, to attend Kenne-dy's second inauguration. As his personal advisor for adviseej, she hopes, among other things, to persuade the Presi- dent to help her, as headmistress, establish a much-needed private school in Georgia. Her ambitions, undoubtedly prompted by inner-direction , include a language reform, especially the elimination of cliches. However, the prospects of reformation at CA. seem rather futile at the moment. But better late than never! Dolinslcy has high potential in both singing and dancing, although these dormant talents have never been properly developed. Her attraction for Silver frnan, it is obvious lj has made her the chairman of the moneybags as well as Subscription Editor for the Chd77Z6lE0lZ. Anne's homemaking instinct makes her and Urchin Radcliffe Duane primary candidates for positions as maids at Leverett House. Throughout her three years at Concord there has been a metamorphosis in Anne. But, despite the changes, she keeps constant the familiar Old Spice on her black turtle-neck sweater and her walks in the Radcliffe Yard. li is . ,fa 'Q 'ffl ,. .., K i v ,S Z Liberty Street Wayiiuesboro Ga Men are freest when they are most uncon - D. H. Lfzuzeme a ,.., ? gg- at , 1 na at wg