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

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STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL First Rout: D. Rollins, M. Sherman, L. Hutchins, E. Jacques. Second Row: R. Ball, W. Rollins; Mr. Allen, Adviser; P. Shepard. C. Bane. This year the student body of the Academy elected two members from each class to serve as a Student Council. Last fall, two of the Council members, Cliff Bane and Lois Hutchins, went to the first meeting of the New Hampshire Association of Student Councils in Goffstown. Later in the school year, Marilyn Sherman and Cliff Bane at- tended the second meeting in Concord. They obtained a lot of useful ideas and guidance from the older Student Council Organizations throughout the state. On March 13, the Student Council gave the annual Basketball Banquet for the basketball team with the cheerleaders as the invited guests. This year, and in the following years, the Council will take charge of tickets and advertising for the Alumni basketball games. During the year the Council took charge of the library. All in all, it has been a very successful year. 25

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On March 20, we joined the F. F. A. boys and had a “Sugaring Off” party. The syrup was furnished by the boys. The girls made the doughnuts and furnished the pickles. Everyone was invited to attend. There were about 35 present. During the lact week in March, the Freshman and Sophomore girls cooked and served dinners to the Junior and Senior girls. On May 9, about 15 girls and our adviser, Mrs. Dodge, attended the State Spring Meeting at Dover High School. We were very happy to find out that one of our members, Joanne Tuttle, had been elected State Vice-President. The highlights of the year was the nursery school which was held the first three weeks in May. Each girl was allowed to invite one child from two to five years old. There were twelve children present altogether. In May we had a candlelight installation for the new officers for next year. They are: President, Vice-President, Secretary, T reasurer. Song Leader, Historian, Mary Lovely Joanne Tuttle Sylvia Shepard Mary Lou Demmons Rena Hodgdon Karla Neilsen WOODWORKING CLUB WOODWORKING CLUB Left to right: D. Low. T. Geers, D. Bengtson, C. Bateman. E. Robinson, E. Wal- lace, C. Bane. Under the direction of Mr. Leskowitz, the new Woodworking Club met every Tuesday to work on individual projects. Some of the projects com- pleted were chicken feeders, wall shelves, a coffee table, shoe racks, and bird houses. 24

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TRI-HI-Y First Row: K. Neilsen. A. Witham, J. Landers. J. Yeaton. M. Scribner, N. Witham. M. Tuttle. Second Row: Mrs. Fountain, Adviser: M. Pease, J. Tuttle. B. Robinson, J. Fortin, L. Hutchins, F. Rollins. Third Row: D. Rollins, M. Sherman, P. Yeaton, M. Demmons, M. Heath, D. Low. DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: M. Tuttle. N. Holmes, D. .Low, J. Landers, B. Robinson, C. Ham- merstrom. Second Row: Miss Dennett, S. Folsom, S. Wells, J. Mihachik, J. Campbell, E. Jacques, N. Witham. 26