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

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DEERFIELD FAIR Coe-Brown became the new South- eastern League Track Champions this year by outscoring Farmington. Ep- ping, Alton and Raymond. Coe-Brown amassed 39! $ points to Farmington’s 39. The individual finishes of our team are listed below: 100-yard dash: A1 Dalrymple 1st Dave Newell 3rd 50-yard dash: Clayton Boutin 2nd Roy Wentworth 3rd tied Broad jump: A1 Dalrymple 1st Robert Reis 3rd High jump: Ted Geers 2nd Clayton Boutin 3rd Mile run: Harley Florence 2nd Donald MacCallum 3rd Relay: Newell. Dalrymple, Boutin, Wentworth 2nd Girls' 75-yard dash: Phyllis Twombly 1st Marion Pease 2nd Girls’ 40-yard dash: Elizabeth Lovely 1st The baseball team also did well at the fair. They won their first game by beating Farmington 6-3. Phil Gup- till pitched a great game giving up only six hits. Raymond defeated us in the second game 8-2 although Roland White pitched admirably well, giving up only seven hits. BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: Mr. Ellsworth. C. Bane. W. Rollins. R. Twombly. T.'Geers. D. Newell. A. Yeaton. manager. Sitting: Paul Guptill. R. Graham. A. Dalrymple. R. Reis. Phil Guptill. 31

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BASEBALL BASEBALL Top Row. left to right: Mr. Ellsworth. P. Guptill, R. Graham. A. Yeaton. A. Dalrymple. K. Magoon. First Row: C. Bane, W. Rollins. T. Geers. D. MacCalium. R. Twombly. R. Reis. D. Newell. P. Guptill. The prospects of a good baseball team at Coe-Brown are very brilliant this year. With several outstanding letter- men returning we hope to give any team a tough race for the league title. At the start of the first official prac- tice, Donald MacCalium and Ralph Twombly were elected co-captains. Also chosen at the same time were manager, Alvah Yeaton. and assistant manager, Charles Chesley. Boys going out for baseball this year are Ralph Twombly. Donald MacCal- lum, Robert Reis. Ralph Graham, Wil- liam Andreason, Phil Guptill, Paul Guptill. Willis Rollins. David Newell, Ted Geers, Cliff Bane, Dick Jones. Ed- die Wallace, Doug Wallace, Wayne Corson, Roland White, Lawrence Twombly, Kenneth Magoon. and Paul O'Neal. T he schedule is as follows: April 19 Sanborn Seminary at Coe- Brown May 1 Coe-Brown at Raymond May 4 Coe-Brown at Farmington May 8 Epping at Coe-Brown May 1 1 Alton at Coe-Brown May 15 Coe-Brown at Nute May 16 Pembroke at Coe-Brown May 18 Raymond at Coe-Brown May 22 Farmington at Coe-Brown May 23 Coe-Brown at Pembroke May 25 Coe-Brown at Epping May 28 Coe-Brown at Alton June 1 Nute at Coe-Brown 30

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CROSS COUNTRY Standing, left to right: P. Guptill, R. Reis, manager: Mr. Ellsworth, L. Welch. Sitting: K. Magoon, D. Newell, A. Dalrymple, D. MacCallum, R. Twombly. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right: P. Guptill. F. Miner. Mr. Allen. R. Twombly. R. Ball, Sitting: Marjorie Sherman. Marilyn Sherman. J. Landers, M. Twombly. This year the student body of the Academy elected two members from each class to serve as a Student Council. So far the major efforts of the Stu- dent Council has been mainly in or- ganization. Representatives of the Student Coun- cil have attended two meetings of the New Hampshire Association of Student Councils, in an effort to obtain ideas and guidance from older Student Coun- cil organizations throughout the State.