Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Cffi 'Listing Kaufman ' rTi7ZdH Leading Fields Orchards Walden, N. Y. O tiger's heart wrapp'd in a woman's hide. - Slmkefpeale Big, brown eyes, a Spanish guitar and a little green car - you'll never guess who. With a great mournful sigh she'll say, Oh, I just don't know what I'm going to do! I invited three guys, and they're all coming! This is a typical plight, and instead of gaining one admirer and losing two, Tina usually snows all three! She had the distinction of being rated 'lMiss March of 1960 at Stowe last year. No doubt it was her pro-y parallel that earned her the title. During vacation Tina plunges into the exciting outside world undauntedly and then returns to the boarding department with tales of intrigue and romance, with special emphasis upon the latter. Blessed with the talent of telling exotic stories, the she becomes hopelessly entangled with her own tale. But the general idea is that she's managed to have fun in spite of seemingly unsurmountable odds, as, Oh, I just know he won't ask me out. Looking at another side of Tina one can find her spending long hours in the library or study hall or working feverishly in the small hours of the morning. This diligence has found its reward, and before that big bio quiz, Keep your fingers crossed for me. V L au., at , , ,. Q,--, VV Vix ..,Va--,sms- 5. ,. ,, ,bf-gf . V . .,,. N ylyl t Z . 1 K V .. ssss V s . , 1 M I if r ' I , 5 ,, I . af I V ff J' f.s,,,':q,,. f , .K QV Qyawr f- gas,22133.42--siliiffqzitalfz ,pl - fi. .. 2 .:-,':w - 1 - V 1 , H .... 'V -' . ' K -2fW51St:wf11ffQV - 51 . 2 V '. -- 7 Ear.. ':.5sfV 1 TV W a I .,f,qiq1, V V . 'fy ma, zsfisiauahm, V

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i- ..,., - Lucy Brrrummm brrummmmm - here comes the Gurdcar - in first! Someone descends. . . . Oh, wrath and indignation, I forgot what I came for! Gurd est arrivee! This gem of a femme arrived from Loonyburg, on foot, clutching a dog biscuit, and soon developed a philosophy. She can be -heard now, declaring to some poor, nerve-frazzled individual, Leave us not concern ourselves with trivia! Later on her life got more exciting. In Class IV she began to board, and soon after contracted a disease commonly called GS. fGirl Scouts! ?j which reoccurs with alarming frequency! CAlthough she refuses to divulge how, it was in connection with this that she received her loverly nickname !j And, except for early morning spring walks, she can usually be found on the telephone with the troop leaders. This year, however, in an attempt to develop an 'immunity to the disease, she abandoned it for the living room of 362 , . . BUT . . . she couldn't escape! It was not long before she was, Knot that she objected violentlyj commissioned as the chauffeur to drive . . . to you know where! So, as the sun crashes down in the West, a piece of fuzz is seen outlined against the horizon . . . Gurd, in racoon coat and hat, est partie. Q i r. S L w Q f v,',f-.-11 - ' ' r..z?25 1.2-ff .-ws, -i :E '-13,14 ,, if-fifth: 'Tff K. X ,Q N ,. a, , as -, ., .1 if' - Q :ggi-1: ,--- - -Q , ,E ,-F, ,wg 1t'.'5'l,:f , w s a1 ..., ..a ..'a.. t X fr, 3 f I it K I I 2 It K Q3 5 rr exft? Q .... .A .,. ,,.. ., .. f. BETH S3 1 J 1 f',,'7'fZS,'Q'fQIlfiifil' . - - gulls Alimoncfa cl-fwzcf Griffin 19 Gilchrest Street Lunenburg, Mass Good Grief, Charlie Brown!,'

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.Mn ana 0437512 .fflflacbougaf fL17Zj6 'Mac Bayfield Farm East Greenwich, R. I. To be awake is to be alive. - Tlmrefzzz Who is the girl who perpetually seeks the satisfying satiation of sleep? And where would you End this Rip van Winkle? Under her cubby, at her desk in study hall, in the classroom? Perhaps it is janie?? Near this heap of MacDougal are strewn Hershey papers and bags of half-eaten Sugar Babies - hence the living zenith of organization! Her few waking hours have shown her to be an efficient class secretary and treasurer, and loyal member of the Cbfzmeleozz board. This Sleeping Beauty has led the fashion world for two years at least Qrobed in soccer and football jerseys, parka and blue skirtj. But the mort fashionable part of her is her red Volks! Without this she was prevented from being the model during her first and only boarding year. Sophomore year she starred, as she masqueraded as the exotic Uboyu who gave many a girl great relief from the boarding-school preps! Also, her stellar performances up high in Q62 caused many to mistake her for Carmen. After many of these nerve-wracking recitals she fell subject to I'supra-connaisseur-itis.'' But these days have passed and we now see only the cloud of dust from her Providence-bound Volksl Ef . . 'si ,,. JJ K 51525: . ef YS a V ' ff tw' or .,,d if s ff! ' V. jp ' M.. As ,Q if . 1 -ff f of fd , -f .. L ,, 055.4 .,Q . i ' fi' Staff rr 11 e fi l