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

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JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The Junior Class held its first meeting for the year 1951-52 on September 6th to elect class officers for the ensuing year. They were: President, Clifford Bane Vice-President, Alberta Witham Secretary-Treasurer, Pearl Yeaton Chronicle Reporter, Pearl Yeaton Student Council, Marilyn Sherman, Clifford Bane Late in September we ordered our class rings and received them in March. We held our Junior Social on December 6. We had a few musical stunts in which Debra Low, Joy Wiley, and Alberta Witham, Clifford Bane, Ted Geers, and Richard Bengtson took part. Refreshments were sold and dancing was held after the social. Late in February we decided to hold our Junior Prom on May 2. Com- mittees wer: appointed for various tasks of the Prom. Our theme for the Prom was Hawaiian Moonlight. The hall was decorated accordingly. Music by Carl Cavilicr's Orchestra was blended to meet the theme. Following inter- mission the orchestra selected the Prom Queen from two candidates of each class. Pearl Yeaton was chosen Queen, and Alberta Witham and Jean Campbell were her two aides. Those participating in sports were: Track, Skip Bane, Kenny Magoon; Basketball, Clifford Bane, Richard Bengtson, Ted Geers: Baseball, Clif Bane, Richard Bengtson, Kenny Magoon, Ted Geers: Cheerleading, Joy Wiley, Debra Low, Marilyn Tuttle: Volleyball, Alberta Witham, Pearl Yeaton, Lyn Sher- man, Marilyn Tuttle: Softball, Lyn Sherman, Marilyn Tuttle, Phyllis Twom- bly, Mary Lovely. Alberta Witham and Pearl Yeaton were chosen marshals for Graduation. Richard Bengtson and Marilyn Sherman were candidates for the annual Women’s Club Essay Contest. Marilyn took third honors and Richard Hon- orable Mention. We are now looking forward when we will have the honor of being Sophisticated Seniors. SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS President, Faye Rollins Vice-President, Richard Ball Secretary, Norene Holmes Treasurer, Mary Lou Demmons Adviser, Mrs. Fountain Student Council. Dorothea Rollins, Richard Ball Chronicle Reporter, Marion Pease We have lost four of our members this year: Maxine Twombly, Roland White, Buzzy Twombly, and Elizabeth Lovely. Our class was represented on the girls’ track squad by Marion Pease, Doro- thea Rollins, and Sylvia Shepard. In volleyball this fall our class was fairly well represented by Sylvia Shep- ard, Faye Rollins and Dorothea Rollins. In softball this spring Sylvia Shepard, Marion Pease, and Dorothea Rollins made the team. Each class had to elect two candidates from their class for Prom Queen. Karla Neilsen and Faye Rollins were elected to be our candidates. 19

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SENIOR CLASS First Rout: B. Robinson, J. Fortin, W. Rollins, Paul Guptill, L. Welch, L. Hutchins. M. Scribner. Second Rout: Mr. Leskowitz, Adviser; D. Newell, D. Wallace, J. Landers, R. Wentworth, J. Yeaton, Philip Guptill. JUNIOR CLASS First Rout: P. Twombly, J. Tuttle. A. Witham, C. Bane, P. Yeaton, M. Tuttle, J. Wiley. Second Row: Mr. Allen, D. Low, L. Sherman. M. Heath, M. Lovely, E. Wallace. Third Row: R. Grant, W. Corson, T. Geers, K. Magoon, R. Bengtson. 18

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We had two socials during the year which were very successful. The Freshmen were our guests at our first social which was held December 8. We initiated the Freshmen, and all present had a good time. At our second social we had a “Talent Show” which was very successful. We asked members of all classes who had talent to participate in this show. The judges were Faye Rollins and Marion Pease. Miss Dennett assisted them. We are looking forward to being “Jolly Juniors” and hope next year will be as successful as our Sophomore year has been. FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS Twenty Freshmen enrolled at Coe-Brown on September 6. We held our first class meeting early in the year, and elected the following officers: President. Everett Robinson Vice-President, Shirlie Wells Secretary, Shirley Folsom Treasurer Jean Campbell Student Council, Eleanor Jacques, Philip Shepard Chronicle Representative, Clarence Bateman Everett Robinson, Clarence Bateman, and Philip Shepard represented our class in basketball. We are very glad to have Eileen Crummey back with us now after her ill- ness. Joyce Merrill represented our class at the All-State Music Festival at Spauld- ing High School. She played the violin. Shirley Wells and Jean Tuttle were the only girls to make the softball team. The boys who made the baseball team were: Everett Robinson, David Low, Philip Shepard, George Demmons, and Clarence Bateman. We hope to have just as good a Sophomore year as we did Freshman at C. B. N. A. SCIENCE CLUB This year a new Science Club was formed, under the supervision of Mr. Allen. The students worked individually on projects pertaining to their studies in biology, physics, or chemistry. Members in the newly-formed club were: Paul Guptill, Barbara Robinson, Alvah Yeaton, Joan Landers, Marilyn Sherman, Willis Rollins, Debra Low, Joy Wiley, Teddy Geers, and Clifford Bane. 20