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

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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

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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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TRI-HI-Y NEWS The Tri-Hi-Y Club had a busy and very successful program this year. The club was brought completely out of the red and now has a substantial amount with which to continue next year. This year’s officers were: President. Jennete Yeaton Vice-President. Millie Scribner Secretary. Joan Landers Treasurer. Joy Wiley Council Representative, Jo y Wiley The project through which we made the most profit was our food sale. The food, which included all kinds of cakes, pies, cookies, fudge, cole-slaw, and other delicacies, was donated by many of the townspeople, and the sale, which was held in Welch's Nation-Wide Store, drew many customers. Other projects this year have included making scrapboks for the hospitals, making cancer dressings, and sending home-made cookies to some of the North- wood boys in the service. On March 7, 8, and 9, we sent four girls, Debra Low, Joy Wiley, Jennette Yeaton, and Alberta Witham, to the Seventh Annual Older Girls’ Conference in Claremont which lasted three days. The theme was “A Faith For These Days.” The program included addresses by several people from many different profes- sions, films, discussion groups, dances, and banquets. The girls stayed in homes provided for them and attended church on Sunday with their hosts. The girls had a very enjoyable time. The most enjoyed activity of the year was the bowling party at Dover. Some of the girls had never bowled before, and they had a lot of fun learning, although there were a lot of stiff arms and lame legs the next morning. Everyone has enjoyed the success of the club this year and hope it con- tinues in the years to come. DRAMATIC CLUB At th? beginning of the year, with Miss Dennett as our adviser, we elected lhe following Dramatic Club officers: President. Joan Landers Vice-President, Joy Wiley Secretary. Debra Low Treasurer, Barbara Robinson Program Chairman, Jean Campbell On March 26, a group of us were fortunate to be able to see the play, “Pygmalion,’’ put on by the Dramatic Club at the University of New Hamp- shire. For our assembly program, we put on two short plays in commemoration of Brotherhood Week. Those taking part were Norene Holmes, Shirley Wells, Joan Landers, Barbara Robinson, Norma Witham, Joan Mihachik, Marilyn Tuttle, and Carol Hammerstrom. This is the first Dramatic Club that Coe-Brown has had in several years. We hope that next year’s club will be successful and be able to accomplish a great deal. 27