Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Alice G1'iff Cl1ri.r.ry Monument Street Concord, Mass. For softness she and sweet attractive grace. - Milton Cheating Qfttffzfg ,,,11,f.,'. .im-Li 32 Chrissy came to us in sixth grade destined for literary fame . . . After crieseof I just finished my 100th book , she got elected to the Clmnzeleozz Board, and since then has been on it intermittently. Also nrst in the class to have a scarf - it's that blond wave - she has kept quiet f?j about her love life. Summers in the Adirondacks . . . Hawaii . . . even closer to home? She is known for participation in many groups, among them the hockey Cas a ferocious Blue winglj, tennis, and lacrosse varsities, the Paul Newman Fan Club Qsighj, octets, Chorus, and Choir. When she isn't returning from Japan laden with kimonos and tales of surfboarcling, Griff can be found in the Bio lab studying the circulatory system of the frog, or buzzing around in her little blue car! As the fanatic worrier - Oh, I just did terribly on that paper - she's the only one surprised at the good results. She never gains any weight, in spite of eating ten rolls for lunch and running to the bakery every once in a while, and somehow, she still manages to at into sheaths and slacks with amazing ease. She will always be remembered for her ready Ipana smile and competitive spirit - Get in there and fight! 1 -331115 S 1 H A' i , A 'Q lliiisia ' Q ii' . K ' 3 - N ' f 'ff '45 at f . .... r W X .- g --tix sa 1 , , Nw-Q , 'f A , A i ' lid? f 'iz ' A 4, Ili . 1' ' t ....., .... Q 3 .L at 7,773.6 L g t .1 i 2 A 'r.i ii' Q- ' Wliilfil V 1 M ' .T - . ' Milf ' .si 'Lf if ' fffgiil . , . 45 7 .ff H 7+ MM .. 5 fs.ii,,5EEg ,E , .J 3,5 ,gt 5 E . .. ga Q f 4 - K, Q

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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

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-IJKMZKJTECZ .Ewan clfamifton Dairy , 550 Prospect Street Belmont, Mass. 'Men work together,' I told him from the heart, 'Whether they work together or apart'. - Frost Daisy, the Hrst Belmontian, joined the now extinct Lower School midway through the fifth grade year. One of the taller members of the class, she has outgrown everything except her gymsuit, which she professes is held together by paper-clips. Daisy's acting ability in times past is distinguished. She was a perfect Mary Poppins - If you don't eat your bed, you can go to supper! - and as the judge in The Devil and Daniel Webster she was as ashen-faced and eerie as could be when she rose from the dead, no doubt still terrihed from the near mishap in dress rehearsal. C Eeeeeek! Mr. Eddy! The stool's breaking! I'm falling!'!j Daisy dislikes Metrecal, all flavors, and her habit of losing rings, but is sent into raptures by Belafonte Cwho over-articulated on herj, New Hampshire, N.Y.C., the Armed Forces, the sound of trumpets, and horses. She also loves her old grey Plymouth, over which she must exert some kind of hypnotic power, for her car remains intact and she hasn't yet fallen through the gaping holes in the Hoor- boards. Visiting birdland momentarily, as three lockers converged on her, she executed a picturesque but painful swan dive on the gym floor in Class VI. Nevertheless, Daisy has survived, and much more, she has contributed unassumingly to the school in loyalty, thoughtfulness, and good nature. . ' ' . . ,fr Y wr ra 1 new i it - ftfw tfs' W A ,ww f ' rr lt? P E 5 ,, r :ff P' rr Q - w rgzfr 'ii 1 im jug al.-Q 5 X , f i' f 96223 m?.r..fH2.v4gl,,,,Q?.:gy- 5 . - a. f gg 1 sei' ,g kj I I f. , 3, 5 X... . 1 k sr- .X A, 1 gp ly if Q-+,.-wg ' t - ' . Q A' 5 '- Fifi ip, ,, 4 p 2 1 ' -' 431, -aw '1 L QQ! ! I af ff f r P M . W , , ,,, f , ,, 1, Y. W tween . K - Q. f. . X : Q . we, iyfff 3 ' 5 A