Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Ezgzid cfm. cron Eattan fflillgjff Chestnut Street Lunenburg, Mass. ul never dared be radical when young for fear it would make me conservative when old, - Frost If you should come across a blond young lady in the Middle School hall who is wearing a Groton scarf and a Colby sweater - STOP! Don't get the wrong idea! It isnyt that she's a two-timer . . . just a one-timer for two years! Yes, after a passing glance at St. Markls, Ings decided that it would take her lllllffl less time to drive to Groton, so . . . Don't be misled, though! Back and forth to Groton is not the only road she has ever traveled! After spending the ninth grade at Concord, Ings packed her bags and left us for the wilds of Europe, namely Germany. There she spent eight months drinking in das Deutsch before returning to good old C.A. and its Mixers. During the last two years at Concord, her cry has been, Cookies tomorrow, please! For, as head of The Portrait Committee, she has had the job of making lists, selling food, and searching endlessly for new and different recipes - Anyone know of a good recipe for a not-too-fattening layer cake? - She has been a loyal member of the Reds and an enthusiastic participant in Glee Club. Her numerous other activities have included ice hockey, page 25 of the Groton Yearbook, catching the train on time and DKE's. Help! - Life is never dull, itls i:zf1'e'rZZble. '

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.glzsffay cbfafflawagzj .Swift Trapelo Road Lincoln, Mass. Life is very short, and very uncertain, let us spend it as well as we can. Shell - Samuel folamoiz Shelley became a part of our little group in Class V, and since then the class hasn't been the same. Always active, she's into everything at once though it's often hard to figure out what she's doing. One thing that can be safely said - there's never a dull moment around Shell. Never will we forget her yearly slumber party with its swims in the reservoir and poison ivy after-effects, the nightly stuffs and placid Sunday afternoons. Next week I'm really giving up smoking, really I am has become one of her slogans, as she's been saying it for the last two years. And there are the apple and tea diets once a month. At school we find her madly rushing around trying to get last night's assignments done or off to French Club or Current Events, or running across Main Street in her night gown to be an angel in the school pageant. Weekends inevitably find her at Harvard, which manages to take up a good part of her time, thought and energy, or on the ski slopes, where she just happens to make a hundred new friends. This year, Shelley with her new hairdo Cgreat improvementj and her pierced ears is still the same lively old model. b vw-ww 3 fi S ,.., W1 Ap Vic, . if ,wa

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Altman cgfons Klflffgifa Old Concord Road South Lincoln, Mass. Society in Shipwreck is a calm to all. Sw - P11191 iffy Syrur si fa Let's do something different . . and with this vigorous proposal Srue is off again in her notorious blue Volks. Between Purp sessions, where she is leading discussions on politics Qshe is a staunch supporter of the Republican platformj, history and men, she tries madly to get her complicated plans straightened out. During the last six years, Sue has accomplished much. She has been a teacher's pet and a teacher's pain. She has taken part in many extracurricular activities, such as the Current Events Club and softball varsity. She joined Glee Club and even became an angel - if 3071 cfm believe if - in a French play. Never will Sue be allowed to forget the infamous ski trips to Mad River, Although her days were spent in improving her skiing skills, night life was a different story, for wherever there is a party, Sue is sure to be. She has a vast collection of scarves and sweaters - her prescription is at least one a year. Her ability to keep an open mind and to change it whenever it pleases her has never ceased to amaze us. We have given up trying to understand this enigma, but we wholeheartedly accept her as a 5 feet 2 inch ball of energy and fun. tif it A i, ' E ' i a ' 1 W