Coe Brown Northwood Academy - Chronicle Yearbook (Northwood, NH)

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MUSIC C r non ia A A GLEE CLUB Top Row, left to right: P. Yeaton, J. Landers, R. Burklund. R. Graham. F. Miner. R. Jones. J. Warner. J. Yeaton. Third Row: L. Laprisc. L. Young. M. Sherman. D. Wallace. M. Demmons. W. Corson. A. Dalrymple. J. Laprise, M. Twombly. G. Hodgdon. Second Row: E. Wallace. D. Rollins. M. Bateman, L. Hutchins. B. Robinson. J. Wiley. B. Brown, J. Mifflin. M. Anderson. J. Fortin. E. Wheeler. First Row: R. Hodgdon. M. Tuttle, B. Shepard. M. Sherman. J. Tuttle, A. Witham, M. Pease, N. Heath. C. Hammerstrom. N. Holmes. S. Shepard. MUSIC This year the Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Bertram Colter, has done much more than in previous years. Instead of just a club, it has also be- come a class. This means that the members of the Glee Club receive a quarter of a credit per year for Glee Club. If you are talented, you may receive in addition, a quarter credit for orchestration. The Glee Club has added many new selections to its repertoire which you have heard at the Christmas Concert, the Radio Broadcast, the Spring Pop Concert and at Graduation. The Glee Club is eagerly looking forward to next year. ORCHESTRA The orchestra consists of practically all new members this year. They are as follows: Joan Landers, piano; Mari- lyn Tuttle, clarinet: Joanne Tuttle, saxophone; Dick Jones, clarinet; Eddie Wallace, trumpet; Wayne Corson, gui- tar; Marion Pease, Bob Burklund, drums. The orchestra has played at the Pops Concert and at graduation. Mr. Colter, the musical instructor, assisted the or- chestra with his clarinet. The orchestra is coming along slow- ly but surely. Just wait 'til next year. They will really be tops. Farrell Miner. Editor 26

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TRI-HI-Y TRI-HI-Y Top Row. left to right: J. Wiley. J. Laprise, J. Yeaton. J. Warner. P. Ycaton. M. Sherman. J. Mifflin. Second Row. left to right: Miss Taylor. J. Fortin. B. Brown. M. Twombly, M. Bateman. G. Hodgdon. A. Witham. First Row. left to right: H. Bickford. L. Hutchins. J. Landers, M. Sherman. L. Young. B. Robinson. E. Neilson, M. Scribner. The Tri-Hi-Y started off the year by electing their officers. They were: President, Lillian Young: Vice Presi- dent, Margie Sherman: Secretary, Joan Landers; Treasurer, Barbara Robinson. Some of the girls went to Dover to a meeting which they enjoyed very much. Three girls attended two other meet- ings at Hanover and Concord. The meetings were concerned with the Leg- islature and some of the bills that were going through at the time. For our social this year, we held a Shipwreck Dance. The auditorium was decorated as a desert island. Janet Mif- flin was voted ‘Miss Shipwreck.” At our last meeting we elected offi- cers for the coming year. They are: President. Jeannette Yeaton: Vice Pres- ident, Mildred Scribner: Secretary, Jo- an Landers: Treasurer, Joy Wiley. Joan Landers, '52. 25

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CHEERLEADING CHI I K 1.1 AI)! RS Left to Right: L. Hutchins, J. Mifflin. As we are assembled here to witness our official closing of this school year, we find Lois Hutchins, Head Cheer- leader, and her associates, Helen Bick- ford, Janet Mifflin, and Joy Wiley, hav- ing some sort of ceremony. I believe the substitutes, Pearl Yeaton, Millie Scribner, Alberta Witham, Marilyn Tuttle, Norene Holmes, and Marion Pease, are now marching in with some sort of box—no, I believe it is an old trunk. I believe they must be folding up this year's uniforms and storing them for next year’s squad. As we approach I believe we hear Lois exclaim “My, doesn't this bring back memories?'’ Speaking of memories—I think we all recall our first game at which we cheered. How frightened we were! ! Remember the “Field Day” contest in which we placed second, with Ep- J. Wiley, H. Bickford. ping first, and Farmington third? What a time! ! What about the Southeastern League contest in which we placed fourth? Competition was really stiff. Remember how happy we all were when we heard Janet, our candidate, was placed among the finalists in the Annual Miss Basketball Cheeleader” contest? Ah, Yes, this year has really been fun and we all sure do hate to see it close. As Lois puts the last skirt and megaphone into the trunk, she makes a statement that we all agree with, “cheerleading this year has been loads of fun.” We are sorry to lose Janet and Helen through graduation, but the rest of us are happy to take over and carry the torch for ol’ Coe-Brown. 27