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

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CHEERLEADERS B. Demerit. S Folsom. J. Wiley, A. Witham, M. Tuttle. N. Holmes. VOLLEYBALL First Row: M. Tuttle. P. Yeaton, A. Witham. L. Sherman. J. Wiley. Second Row: Mr. Allen, J. Tuttle, F. Rollins. D. Rollins, S. Young, N. Witham, S. Shepard. 26

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MUSIC GLEE CLUB hirst Row: J. Merrill. G. Twombley. A. Witham, E. Lovely. L. Debutts. R. Shepard, N. Holmes, S. Shepard, E. Jacques. Second Row: M. Tuttle. B. Dcmerrit. F. Rollins. S. Folsom. B. Corbett. B. Theim, J. Wiley. S. Young. E. Crummey, A. Witham, N. Witham. J. Tuttle. G. Twombley. Third Row: C. Mifflin, M. Demmons. L. Sherman. V. Wood. M. Heath. J. Mihachik. D. Holmes, R. Wentworth, R. Brown, G. Pease. B. Corbin, R. Sawyer. I his year Mr. Paul Giles from Concord has been our instructor of the music department. GLEE CLUB This year we have made three public appearances. They were 1, the Christmas Concert; 2, the Spring Concert: 3, Graduation. Mrs. Chester Doe assisted us by playing the piano. We sent three repre- sentatives to the All-State Chorus in Nashua this year. They were Marilyn Sherman, Joy Wiley, and Joanne I uttle. They really enjoyed themselves and had a wonderful time. We have learned a variety of songs this year. Here are just a few of them; Make Believe, The Night Before Christmas, The Monkey’s Wedding, Coming Through the Rye, The Lord’s Prayer, and On Wings of Song. ORCHESTRA 1 his year we had a large and excellent orchestra under the guidance of Mr. Giles. Some of the numbers they have done are; Standard Bearer. Caprice, The Rangers, Inauguration, and Pomp and Circumstance. Joyce Merrill was our representative at the All-State Orchestra at Nashua. 25

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CHEERLEADING The Cheerleaders were greatly improved this year. After choosing the squad which consisted of Joy Wiley as head cheerleader, Albertha Witham, Marilyn Tuttle, Marion Pease, Norene Holmes, Shirley Fol- som, Barbara DeMerrit. and Shirlie Wells as regular cheerleaders and Lorraine DeBi’tts and Virginia Wood as substitutes, we started working on new uniforms. We had a food sale at Welch’s which proved very successful, bought our cloth and made our own uniforms. They all looked good. The Cheerleaders cheered at every game except two and once even in their dungarees. They also did very well in the tournament at the end of the season. For the cheerleading contest the cheerleaders nominated, then the school voted for Alberta Witham and Norene Holmes to represent them. Joy Wiley. Alberta Witham, and Marilyn Tuttle will graduate but we’ll still have five left to carry on. Our successful year can be greatly credited to our coach, Miss Batchelder, and a lot of hard work. We also wish to thank Mrs. Dodge, who helped with the uniforms and Miss Dennett who transported us to a couple of the games. GIRLS’ SPORTS VOLLEYBALL Our sports this year began with volleyball. We played four games of which we lost two and won two. The girls on the team were Alberta Witham. Captain: Dorothea Rollins, Faye Rollins, Joy Wiley, Norma Witham. Lyn Sherman, Marilyn Tuttle, Shirley Young, Sylvia Shepard, and Pearl Yeaton. SOFTBALL When softball season came this year, it really started with a bang. There were thirty girls who went out for softball. As this goes to print, Mr. Allen has not yet picked the team. Our schedule is as follows: May 6 May 13 May 20 May 27 May 29 Raymond at Alton, Epping at Farmington, Nute at Coe Cce at Epping, Farmington at Raymond, Alton at Nute Farmington at Alton, Raymond at Coe, Nute at Epping Epping at Alton, Coe at Farmington, Nute at Raymond Raymond at Epping, Alton at Coe, Farmington at Nute 27