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

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Article XIII: I, Diane Shores, will and bequeath my lady-like ways to Marie Jacques. A girl should be seen and not heard, Marie. Article XIV: I, Dave Short, do hereby will and bequeath my National Guard uniform to Bobby Ross. Let’s trade in that Boy Scout uniform, Bob. Article XV: I, Virginia Young, do hereby will and bequeath my long, slow walk to school every morning to anyone who likes fresh air. It may be healthy, but it sure can get cold. Article XVI: We, the Senior Class, do hereby will and bequeath everything that we enjoyed and disrupted to the Junior Class. Given under our hand and seal this thirteenth day of June in the year of our Lord, One thousand, Nine hundred and Fifty-eight. Jerry Lee Ward Little Richard Geers Jim Pender Mike Bane SENIOR CLASS INITIALS V. S. B. — Vincent Smiles Brightly S. B. — Sally’s Bashful K. A. F. — Kathy’s Always Friendly K. J. F. — Kathleen's Just Fine L. F. G. — Linda’s Forever Gay L. E. G. — Lyla (is) Easy Going M. V. H. — Maxine’s Very Happy R. L. M. — Robert Loves Mischief J. A. P. — John’s Ambitious Plans J. E. P. — Jim’s Ever Popular S. S. P. — Scott’s Style (is) Perfect D. E. S. — Diane’s Ever Studious D. C. S. — Dave’s Cute Smile V. E. Y. — Virginia Enjoys Youth

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1938, of Coe-Brown Academy, being of sound mind and body, do hereby present this legal document to be our last will and testament: Article I: We, the seniors of Coe-Brown Academy, do hereby will and be- queath to the juniors our willingness to learn, athletic ability, pleasing looks and personalities, quiet study halls, ability to persuade the teachers, and anything else that might assist you in that last wonderful year. Article II: I, Mike Bane, will and bequeath to Roland Brown my ability to rock and roll. Come on Roland, let’s rip up that rug. Article III: I, Sally Bum, do hereby will and bequeath my friendliness wdth Mrs. MacPherson to my loving sister. Good luck Linda, and many A’s. Article IV: I, Kathy Flynn, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Joan Brackett. Take advantage of it, Joan, it prevents heartaches. Article V: I, Kathleen Folsom, do hereby will and bequeath my job of office girl to Tabby Lovejoy. It keeps you out of trouble. Tab. Article VI: I, Linda Gates, will and bequeath my charming personality and quietness to Joan Stack. Article VII: I, Lyla Gustin, do hereby will and bequeath my musical ability to Jim Sherman. Blow' that trumpet Satch.” Article VIII: I, Maxine Hodgdon, do hereby will and bequeath my quiet ways to Patti Carpenter. It prevents detentions, Pat. Article IX: I, Robert Meatty, do hereby will and bequeath to the shop a West- inghouse fire extinguisher. You can be sure if it’s Westinghouse.” Article X: I, John Payne, do hereby will and bequeath my fraternizing ability to Jim Jordan. Let’s make the basketball trips exciting next year, Jim. Article XI: I, Jimmy Pender, do hereby will and bequeath the keys to my ’36 Plymouth to Phyllis McKenna. Remember, Phyllis, that car w'as built for two and one seat is mine. Article XII: I, Scott Piper, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to become teachers’ pet to Philip Elliott. It makes things so much easier, Philip.

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5 ? THE EXPOUNDER extra 6 'Tteuvi 7 xcUuf Vol. 27 Northwood, N. H. JUNE 6, 1968 No. 5 CLASS OF '58 TO HOLD REUNION Northwood, June ’68 — The Class of ’58 of Coe- Brown Northwood Acad- emy will hold its first re- union on Thursday, June 16 at the Academy’s audi- torium. For the first time in the history of the Academy, all members of the graduat- ing class will be present at the reunion. Scott Piper, president of the class and a graduate of U.N.H. is now associated with the U. S. Government Conservation program. Scott will preside at the Thurs- day meeting. Jim Pender, now a physical education teacher at K.T.C., his alma mater, will also be present. This should be a grand re- union for the three insepar- ables, Scott, Jim, and John Payne. Johnny is now head of one of the Westinghouse engineering programs. Since he travels and lectures throughout the country, it has been some time since he has seen the other boys. Mike Bane, who owns the Manchester Sand and Gravel Company now em- ploys a great many men. Assisting him as general manager is Dave Short. If anyone present at the reunion is looking for a job, either of these men will be glad to interview all pros- pects. Another of our class- mates has entered upon a business venture. The own- er and proprietor of the Deerfield Garage is Bob Meatty. Bob certainly made use of his shop course at Coe-Brown. We hear he has a very prosperous business. Not only have the men of the Class of '58 made suc- cesses of themselves, but the ladies have carved a por- tion of the limelight for themselves. Our three private secre- taries, Diane Shores, Sally Burtt, and Kathleen Fol- som are busy and happy in their careers. We have noticed in re- cent publications that Sally and Diane have been trav- eling through Europe in conjunction with the Unit- ed Nations. Kathleen has settled down in Northwood and is manager of the N or t h wood Secretarial Placement Service. In case of accident while at the reunion, you will be well taken care of by Kathy Flynn and Virginia Young who are head nurses at the Concord Hospital. It seems that many of our classmates have stayed in this part of New Hamp- shire. If you need a new outfit to look your best at the meeting, hurry over to Emmons Department Store where Lyla Gustin will be most happy to show you her fine selection of apparel. Last but not least are our homemakers, Maxine Hodg- don and Linda Gates. Max- ine finds managing a house- hold a full-time occupation. Linda is helping the family budget by working part time as a physical therapist at the Exeter Hospital.