Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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171 Marsh Street Belmont, Mass. From Ghoulies and Ghosties, And long-leggity Beasties, And all things that go bump in the Night, Good Lord deliver us. Efizczgatg Qznoffoaa Berry , - A12 old Cowzirh Litafzy W, , f,-is W , . , as - Q, f z - ffitffv ' ai, Ei 4? , it gg., Betsy appeared at Concord in the sixth grade wearing a green blazer and swinging her workman's lunch box Qwhich has sadly disappearedj. We were all impressed with her sports knowhow, even if we did spend an entire sports class teaching her how to skip! This proved worth while, for she has been a steady member of hockey, basketball and lacrosse varsities, and this year she is captain of the REDS. But Betsy has shown signs of leadership all along. In the 7th grade she organized the LSMFT Club, which met regularly under the stairs in the Middle School and spent much of its time spying. Not to be forgotten is her contribution to the Lower School plays. Her greatest moment came when she was Robin Hood whose arrow kept backfiring. But what she lacks in her acting ability she compensates for in music. She is a strong alto in the Glee Club and Choir and also plays UQ the bugle and the piano fone fingerj. Besides all this she maintains her love for roast beef and for burning the midnight candle. The latter she does with enviable results! Her contributions and concern for the school have been great. Oh pooh! mumble mumble - that's not so - it's no good at allf' e at , as A Li, ig fi. 11?

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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

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Betsy gfzaanwood gamgziff Benn 39 Crescent Street Weston, Mass. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. - Tezzfzyfofz Betsy arrived as a Class Ver in a frill of petticoats, ever-present smile, indescribable laugh, brilliant strawberry-blond hair, and long, unbreakable fingernails, which have remained so, possibly because of her noted sports attendance. Where's Bets? She seldom ventures over to Robb because of her own fantastic diet lunches. During winter term, however, she relents occasionally and partakes of hot lunch! After a summer at Modeling School Bets appeared in Class II with a new hair-do and many helpful style suggestions. She has also been to other far-away places and never runs out of exciting stories about them! You would take an evening gondola tour in Venice! It's SO romantic! When asked what she's doing on any Spring Vacation she usually can say France or Bermuda or something equally as exotic! She also travels locally, taking with her two or three other girls. These excursions leave periodically for St. Mark's, Exeter, or almost anywhere! As a prerequisite for such an outing one must partake of a bit of lunch at her house . . . What a Stuff!! And in the morning the cry of, I got the car today! really means another trip . . . to Ho Jo's, Judy's or downtown. Behold! Bets is off again! .tsl 6 . I