Concord Academy - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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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,

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H CLASS V Back Row Everdell Davis Hurley lVIartha Taft Horne Ashley Travels Mzddle Row Talbot Whitwell Crockett Evans H Baldwin Edgarton Lincoln Front Row Sherer S Horton Haskins Everett M W1llett Oakley S gt 3 and learning At long last vie were allowed to study in study hall but the minute we set foot inside those doors we wanted to flee for the extreme quiet was too much The windows and the backs of skirts long bore the mark of the ehalky hand mysteriously ap plied by an unknown being We are sure that the clean up committee will be glad to have us out of Room 15 for it has been known to become quite messy lt times Trixie Oakley 65 l 1 ., J K I : 1 ' . 1 7 4 1 l 9 1 ' f 1 ' : 7 7 I 9 7 ' ' 7 Y ' 7 ' Y 7 7 ' 3 ' This year has been spent in mischief 3 u ' ' 3 7 Q- . 7 . :Q K , z ' .