Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Ebsgozag gouge! Klflfinafiifl Deb IW2f2.rlzU 4 Washburn Drive Simsbury, Connecticut Let us not be busy just to fill time. The only thing we have in this life That really belongs to us Is that which we have lived through. - Unknown, During her four years at C.A., Deb has expanded herself in many directions. The boarding department has seen her on many trying nights, buried under books or food boxes. Although Winsh upset this expansion last fall by appearing to have started a new precedent, we were glad to see that by spring she had regained her normal girth. Yes sir, these have been trying years, but, despite everything, her red dress was held up remarkably well. Sports are the focal points in the life of Winshg going up the T-Bar backwards seems to be her greatest skill. Seriously, if you are skied over by a whizzing eskimo, you can be sure it's Deb in true form. Not only on the slopes, but also in after-ski activities, Winsh is prepared, even if it's only to light a match! She manages to keep herself within a sCarf's length of a neighboring institution, and we can well remember the day that a nosy', neighbor invited her to a henning art . P yOur fair damsel manages Service Fund and contributes to Chapel and House Committees when she is not found stuffed between her books or reciting her favorite soliloquy entitled Cha cha-fra fra . i YI i t F. if . f. '-ff 723, - fV:vf9'F3'?: V Y 51 '-119 lv f2i'?i'Y?w2fQK'f'5'LU' ,rsafa,ffs., mgaw, ,- wiw.:,v,-,wif . at a f -gay - yggaa, -tai--Wifi? ' ' -, 2.11: 14,2 Ebzfwiff' 5553

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6r'lflwz9a'zaf cflffl. Kl'!Vif!fC7.lIZ5,OIZ i'Pf.2'HJiH Hpmlefu Common Street Groton, Mass. And so beside the Silent Sea I wait the muffled oar. - fohxz G. Whither O.K. guys, this is really serious, no kidding, you've got to clean, clean, clean! Peggy is head of clean-up this year . . . the school cloes seem a bit cleaner. As president of Class V1 her plea was, We gotta grow up, girls! After a long day, ending with Glee Club, Choir, and varsity, Qbasketball, hockey, or lacrossej, Peg bombs home to Groton in her bug , a red Karmen Ghiag whether you're at the drag strip at Martha's Vineyard or on a bumpy road at Stowe, - let's follow that yellow Corvette. Peg is quite the skier - when she has her sun glasses 011. At Stowe last spring she made it down Mt. Mansfield in a blizzard. UI followed a boy's shadow all the way down I Pigs latest ambition is to play the guitar. With continual practice at recess, lunchtime, and during study hours, she is becoming quite professional. The guitar accompanies her on all weekends, which are, by far, the highlights of the week. Peggy loves to travel and explore. Mystifying and enchanting are many of her encounters, even WCOP, with their Be kind to Margaret Vlfilliamson Dayll' t

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Bzancfa Klflfgitmaufl fyoung Brenda Revolutionary Road Concord, Mass. And I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep - Robert Frost Brenda is an old time member of the class, but during a good part of her stay, her spirit has been elsewhere. Hey, I'm a Panel editor! She comes to school in her little blue Volkswagen when she can, and otherwise has the dubious distinction of being the only senior bike-rider. Guess what, she tells us as she rushes in late UI haven't done any homework! Winter comes and Brenda is in her element - and her red and blue scarf. Has skis, will travel, anywhere from Concord's knolls and Cannon's slopes to Canadian resorts . We have also heard summer stories which include Cambridge coffee houses, Nantucket, and then Marianne's arrival. UNO, not a football term, a football teamfl' Brenda is a member of Glee Club, Choir and the self-betterment group: a lover of body mechanics, a wearer and loser of contacts, a non-smoker ton occasionj and a slow, self-teaching guitarist. How lovely is her reaction to everything, showing her continual optimism and making understandable her position as brightener-of-dragging-spirits. 5' va, V tt if new A .QW XL to 'Y fa f H rr 'aw . p , ,A ,Y ' r , gil.. M 'm3!?2,, 4.1, I I ,. J Vg. x ,, ' 5' I ' - '1 'fx ' 7 1 i , , ,Z if 'V 231122 'E' if N, ., fl, sous., ' 'wg Tin' ff f i-a maris 5 X 8 N, ss i 25? H 1' fr, t ad efari5itfa,s ,pt Q rf. 7 getsfiaiirrtsjivaegss i : if fi mi - r,feva?'1?t4swi?s,1 Mari S Q is fa uf , ii wkbfwrasifffgsififfftid ,f tv . . '. as ,Qt 5' .wsu,,,-finest..-,,'aifsi?: a,rw,,, . Q , my M ', 5 , hw tif k 'V ,fx i ,. i X i 635' K ' -- gm. ,. is 1. - 1-A.-I 1: 1. rw - ,nm ,, W rf Q in In 2 i aa,