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

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ART ROOM KITCHEN

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SENIOR CLASS OPINIONS Favorite Sports ....... Favorite Book ......... Favorite Song ......... Favorite Movie ........ Favorite Teacher ...... Favorite Subjects ..... Favorite Color ........ Favorite Flower ....... Favorite Movie Actress Favorite Movie Actor Number in Class ....... Weight of Class ....... Height of Class ....... Color of Hair Brown ............ Blonde ........... Black ............ Color of Eyes Blue ............. Hazel ............ Brown ............ .................... Bowling .......... “The Good Earth” ................... “Slowly” .................... “Hondo” ............... Mr. Ellsworth Chemistry and Office Practice ...............,....... Blue ................... Red Rose ............... Ava Gardner ............... John Wayne ....................... Nine ............... 1280 pounds ............ 50 feet 8 inches .......................... 7 ........................ 1 ........................ 1 .......................... 5 ........................ 1 .......................... 3 CLASS GILTS This little ship we give to Lou, To remind you of your boy in blue; And while your sailor’s away at sea, Just hop aboard and go C. O. D. To Carol we give a big fat E, To make her the shame of her family; All through school you’ve got straight A’s, But this is the end of your high school days. To Nonie we give this little doll. To practice on this coming fall; A fine nurse I’m sure you’ll be, Just as long as you don’t practice on me. To Marion we give this little ring, In hopes that Buddy will get in the swing; But we also hope that he won’t be late, For that very, very important date. A half a dollar we give to Tate, Although it may seem kind of late To add an inch to his corduroys. And dress up now like the bigger boys. For Dee Dee there’s a bike for two, And Shirley can no longer go with you; We hope that Shirley can take this slam, But two women are awful rough on a man. To Faye we give this little fish pole, To use on her beaus when she’s out on a stroll; In hopes she’ll catch either Buster or Skip, Whoever it is, he’ll sure be a pip! To Big we give this little chair, To carry with him everywhere; In case your girl is kind of short, This chair will help her out a lot. To Dick we give this little red hankie, So lipstick won’t show and mommie won’t spankie; Of lipstick there’ll never be a trace, Only on your mind and not on your face.

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STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Eleanor Jacques, George Demmons, Vice-President; Dorothea Rollins, President; Barbara DeMeritt, Secretary-Treasurer; Roberta Wallace. Second Row: Mr. Leskowitz, Adviser; Bigelow Wood, Robert Magoon, Leonard Burritt. DEBATING CLUB First Row: B. DeMeritt, G. Twombly, S. Young, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Holmes, President; F. McKenna, j. Stack. Second Row: A. Burtt, A. Slade, B. Corbin, E. Bryant, C. Mifflin, Mr. Holt, Adviser.