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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

DEDICATION To Mrs. MacPherson, our class advisor and loyal supporter. CLIFFORD ELLSWORTH U.N.H., B.S. U.N.H. Agriculture, Science, Mathematics ROBERT C. NIMS K.T.C., B. Ed. Science, Mathematics O;4 i PHYLLIS MACPKERSON Northeastern University, B.S. B.U. U.N.H. Commercial Subjects FRANCES WARD K.T.C., B. Ed. U.N.H. English, French SENIOR CLASS INITIALS C. F. B. Carl Fears Books L. B. Linda's Bashful B. J. D. Benny's Just Dreaming C. W. F. Carol Wins Friends N. J. F. Nancy's Just Fine L. L. G. Lynda's (a) Lucky Girl H. L. G. Harriet's Living Good J. L. H. Janet's Lasting Happiness J. M. J. Joan's Most Jubliant J. A. J. Jimmy's Always Joking B. V. L. Bruce's Very Likeable R. E. N. Robert's Ever Noisy M. E. N. Mary Enters Nursing M. E. P. Mabel's Ever Pleasant J. D. S. Jimmy's Drastic Sayings B. A. S. Brenda's Adorable Smile C. B. S. Cynthia Becomes Smith F. P. T. Fred Pleases Teachers A. E. W. Always Engrossed (in) Work E. N. T. Edie's Nation-wide Trips CHRONICLE STAFF Seated, left to right: M. Neilsen; G. Stimpson; B. Linscott; J. Jordan; M. Wallace; C. Farr; L. Burtt. Standing, left to right: Mrs. MacPherson, Advisor; B. Smith; J. Hoadley; M. Palmer; N. Farr; A. Welch; H. Goddard; E. Twombly; J. Jeralds; C. Stevens. CHRONICLE STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Manager Production Manager Assistants Advisor James Jordan Margaret Wallace Bruce Linscott George Stimpson Linda Burtt Nancy Farr Mary Neilsen Carol Farr Brenda Smith Cynthia Stevens Edith Twombly Harriet Goddard Benjamin DeButts Janet Hoadley A. Everett Welch Joan Jeralds Mrs. Phyllis MacPherson BILLINGS, CARL F Entered grade 10 from Newton High, Mass. F.F.A. 2,3,b, Vice-Pres. 3, Secretary 4; Senior Play 3; Jr.-Sr. Plays 3- Hobbies: Hunting, Hi-Fi Ambition: Disc-Jockey BURTT, LINDA Lin Entered grade 9 from George B. White School Student Council 1; Class Seer. 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Chronicle Staff 4; Softball 1; Cheerleader 1; Usherette 1,2; Marshal 3; Queen's Aide 2; Senior Play 2,b. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Knitting Ambition: Executive Secretary DEBUTTS, BENJAMIN JOHN Bennie Entered grade 9 from Nottingham Jr. High Student Council 4; Soccer 2; Basketball Baseball 4. Hobbies: Baseball, Swimming Ambition: Truck Driver FARR, CAROL WINIFRED Entered grade 9 from George B. White School Student Council 3 b; F.H.A. 1,2,3 Pres. 4, Parliamentarian 3; Tri-Hi-Y b; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 1; Chronicle Staff U; Essay Contest 3; Prize Speaking 3; Usherette 1. Hobbies: Dancing, Photography, Cooking Ambition: To be a successful secretary FARR, NANCY JANE Entered Grade 9 from George B. White School Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Program Chairman 3 4; Dramatics 1; Chronicle Staff Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing Ambition: To be a good nurse GAGNE, LYNDA LEE Lynne Entered Grade 9 from Nottingham Jr. High Student Council 2; Class Seer. 1; Glee Club 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3,4; State Parliamentarian 4; Girls' State Repr. 3; Prize Speaking 3; Jr. Improvement Award 3; Betty Crocker Award 4. Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking, Dancing Ambition: Get Married GODDARD, HARRIET LORRAINE Dolly Entered Grade 9 from George B. White School Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Parliamentarian 4; Dramatics 1; Chronicle Staff 2,3,4; Usherette 2; Junior Prom Queen's Aide 3 Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Skating, and Collecting Dolls. Ambition: Receptionist and get married HOADLEY, JANET LEE Jan Entered Grade 9 from Northwood Jr. High Glee Club 1,2,3; Art 1; Music Appreciation 1; Chronicle Staff 4; Softball 2,3; Usherette 2,3- Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Dancing, Photography Ambition: To Be Married JERALDS, JOAN MARY Entered Grade 11 from Sanborn Seminary, Kingston Glee Club 3; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Reading, Cooking Ambition: Secretary JORDAN, JAMES ABEL, JR. Jimmie' Entered Grade 10 from Enfield High School Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 4; Chronicle Staff 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Junior-Senior Play 3. Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Woodworking Ambition: Research Engineer LINSCOTT, BRUCE V. Entered Grade 9 from Northwood Junior High Student Council 1; Class President 2,4; Vice- President 3; Chronicle Staff 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Sr. Play 2,3,4. Hobbies: Skiing, Basketball, Auto racing. Ambition: B.S. Degree in Engineering NEAL, ROBERT F. II Entered Grade 9 from Barrington F.F.A. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Art 2,3,4; Dramatics 1, Prize SPeaking 2. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Auto Mechanics, Custom Cars, Drawing Ambition: Automotive Engineer NEILSEN, MARY ELLEN Entered grade 10 from Dover High Class Pres. 3, Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Council Repr. 3; Glee Club 2,3; Chronicle Staff 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Queen 3 Coronation Queen 3; Senior Play 4; Prize Speaking 2. Hobbies: Roller-skating, Cooking, Dancing Ambition: Registered Nurse PALMER, MABEL ELSIE Mabe Entered grade 9 from Epsom Central School Glee Club 1,2; Music Appreciation 1; Art 1; Volleyball 2,3 4; Softball 2,3 4; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Skating, Horseback Riding, Swimming Dancing Ambition: To marry Jack SHERMAN, JAMES D. Jim Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High Student Council 1, Class Treas. 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 3,4, Speech Debating. Hobbies: Coin collecting, Drag races, Soccer Ambition: College and Marines SMITH, BRENDA ANN Bren' Entered grade 9 from George B. White School Class Treas. 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 4, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1,4, Treas. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Music Appr. 1; Chronicle Staff 4; Cheerleading 1; Jr. Prom Queen's Aide 3 Hobbies: Dancing, Ice Skating, Boating, Sleeping Ambition: To be a successful secretary STEVENS, CYNTHIA BERNICE Cindy” Entered grade from George B. White School Glee Club 1,2,3} F.E.A. 1; Music Appreciation 1; Chronicle Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Hobbies: Sewing, Knitting, Swimming Ambition: To become a secretary and get married TWOMBLY, EDITH NAOMI Edie Entered grade 9 from George B. White School F.H.A. 4, Seer 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 1; Art 1; Chronicle Staff 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; D.A.R. 4; Prize Speaking 2, Second Prize; Usherette 3 Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Skating, Bowling Ambition: To be successful TWOMBLY, FREDERICK PAUL Fred” Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High Class Pres. 1, Class Vice-Pres. 2; F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Music Appreci- ation 1; Soccer 2; Basketball 1; Marshal 3. Hobbies: Bowling, Cars Ambition: To be rich and successful WELCH, ASHTON EVERETT Butch Entered grade 10 from Dover High School Glee Club 2,3,4; Art 2; Chronicle Staff 4; Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Youth Govt. 3, Boy's State 3; Prize Speaking 2,3,4. Hobbies: Singing, Dancing, Bowling Ambition: Politics CLASS HISTORY In September of 1956 twenty-seven freshmen entered Coe-Brown Academy to further their education. This was a new experience and it took some time before the class got well acquainted. Meeting the upperclassmen and gaining their friendship was an awesome experience. The first duty of the cla� s was to elect their class officers. We elected . President, Fredrick Twombly; Vice-President, Patricia Clark; Secretary, Lynda Gagne; Treasurer, Brenda Smith; Student Council members, Linda Burtt and James Sherman. Our class advisor was Mrs. Stephanie Call. The participants in the sports were Softball: Edith Twombly, Linda Burtt, Mabel Palmer; Basketball: James Sherman, Bruce Linscott, and Fredrick Twombly; •r Baseball: Bruce Linscott and James Sherman; Cheerleading: Linda Burtt and Brenda Smith. The Debating Class, supervised by Mrs. Stephanie Call, included:' Sandra Elliott, James Sherman, and Bruce Linscott. « Our one big event of this year was the Freshman 'Initiation conducted by the sophomore class. They really enjoyed giving us the works but we weqt along with the fun, and were very co-operative. Before completing our freshman year, our class was very sorry to lose Beverly Gardner, Ethel McKenney, Marion Clark, and Patricia Clark. In the fall of 1957 we returned as sophomores with twenty-three members in our class. In a few days following our return, we held our first class meeting and elected the following officers: President, Bruce Linscott; Vice- President, Fredrick Twombly; Secretary, Linda Burtt; Treasurer, Many Neilsen; Student Council members, James Sherman and Lynda Gagne. The class was happy to gain Roberta Chesley, Mary Neilsen, Everett Welch, Ronald Welch, and James Jordan. This increased our class to twenty-eight members. Char first exciting event was planning for the Freshman Initiation which was held on October 10, under the direction of Mrs. Phyllis MacPherson. It was now our turn to have some fun with the freshmen, and fun it was. Mr. Jordan held a meeting in the school auditorium to plan our first Winter Carnival Ball. It was scheduled for March 2, 1958. A candidate for queen was to be chosen from each class. Linda Burtt was selected by our class. We proudly came in second. Most of us were very athletic this year. Those who participated in sports were Softball: Linda Burtt, Janet Hoadley, Edith Twombly, Mabel Palmer, Lynda Gagne, and Carolyn Hodgdon; Soccer: James Sherman, James Jordan, and Bruce Linscott; Basketball: Bruce Linscott, James Sherman, and James Jordan; Baseball: James Jordan, Bruce Linscott, and James Sherman; Cheerleading: Mary Neilsen. Linda Burtt and Bruce Linscott had parts in the Senior Play. Although we started with twenty-three members, we lost Carolyn Hodgdon, Gerald Shepard, Sandra Stack, Carol Young, Janice Young, and Terrence Higgins, thus cutting our membership to twenty-two. At our final meeting of the year we ordered our class rings for delivery in the fall. After our summer vacation we were all eager to see our friends and tell of our many experiences. We were happy to have Carl Billings, Joan Jeralds, Robert Neal, Carolyn Hodgdon, and Susan Savard Join our class. However, during the year we were sorry to lose four of our members: Terry Higgins, � Roberta Chesley, Sandra Elliott, and. Joan Stack. After getting acquainted with our new members and getting back into the routine of school, we held a class meeting and elected the following class officers: President, Mary Neilsen; Vice-President, Bruce Linscott; Secretary, Linda Burtt; Treasurer, Brenda Smith; Student Council, James Jordan and Carol Farr. We were happy to have Mrs. MacPherson as our class advisor. We were delighted to receive our class rings, although some did not keep them very long. Our candidate for queen for the second annual Coronation Ball was Mary Neilsen. She was crowned queen at the Ball, despite Spencer's last-minute deluge of votes for the freshmen. Carl Billings and James Sherman represented our Junior class in the Senior Play, The Night of January Sixteenth. Our representatives for the Woman's Club Essay Contest were Susan Savard and Carol Farr. Susan Savard won first prize for her short story. « On April 30 the school put on a very successful Minstrel Show under the direction of Mrs. Gfroferer. Edith Twombly, Janet Hoadley, Harriet Goddard, Susan Savard, Everett and Ronald Welch, and the Deerfield Debs represented our class in this event. On May 8 we held our Junior Prom, the theme of which was Moonlight and Roses. Mary Neilsen was chosen queen with Brenda Smith and Harriet Goddard as her aids. Those who participated in sports our Junior year were: Basketball: James Jordan, James Sherman, Bruce Linscott, Everett Welch; Baseball: James Jordan, James Sherman, Ronald Welch, Benjamin DeButts; Soccer: Bruce Linscott, James Jordan, James Sherman, Everett Welch, Ronald Welch; Cheerleading: Mary Neilsen; Softball: Janet Hoadley, Carolyn Hodgdon, Mabel Palmer; and Volleyball: Mabel Palmer. September 1959 found, us back at CBNA, ready for a busy senior year. We were sorry to have lost Carolyn Hodgdon, Ronald Welch, and Susan Savard, leav- ing us with twenty members. At our first class meeting we elected the follow- ing officers: President, Bruce Linscott; Vice-President, James Jordan; Secre- tary, Mary Neilsen; Treasurer, James Sherman; Student Council, Carol Farr and Benjamin DeButts. Mrs. MacPherson, our class advisor, was soon busy working with us on our float for the Deerfield Fair. World Peace was decided on as our theme. Four students were chosen to ride on the float: James Sherman as Mr. K., Benjamin DeButts as Ike, Lynda Gagne as a Russian girl, and Linda Burtt as an American girl. Thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith for the use of their barn, Mr. Linscott for the use of his truck, and Mrs. MacPherson and the class for spending so much time on the float. We received second prize. Our Senior Play, Family Circle, was the highlight of our senior year. The play was a comedy of the 1920 era. The costumes we wore were something we will never forget. Thanks to the expert direction of Miss Ward and out- standing acting by Edith Twombly and James Sherman, the play was a complete success. Our candidates for king and queen for the third annual Coronation Ball were Benjamin DeButts and Cynthia Stevens. For the second year we took the crown, thanks to the efforts of our salesmen. This year Linda Burtt, Bruce Linscott, and James Jordan were our repre- sentatives in the annual Woman's Club Essay Contest. Bruce Linscott won second prize with his essay, The Story of Flight, and Linda Burtt took third prize with her essay, School Crisis. Representing our class in the sports were; Basketball: Bruce Linscott, James Jordan, James Sherman; Soccer: James Jordan, Bruce Linscott, James Sherman, Everett Welch; Cheerleading: Mary Neilsen; Softball, Mabel Palmer; Volleyball: Mabel Palmer; Baseball: James Jordan, James Sherman, Everett Welch. And so our days at Coe Brown are ended; now we can only reminisce. By Janet Hoadley Cynthia Stevens KEY TO SENIOR BABY SNAPSHOTS 1. Benjamin DeButts 10. Janet Hoadley 2. Lynda Gagne 11. Brenda Smith 3. Harriet Goddard 12. Linda Burtt 4. James Jordan 13. James Sherman 5. Fredrick Twombly 14. Joan Jeralds 6. Carol and Nancy Farr 15 Edith Twombly 7• Cynthia Stevens l6. Robert Neal 8. Everett Welch 17• Carl Billings 9 Mabel Palmer l8. Mary Neilsen 19 Bruce Linscott CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of i960, of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, being of sound mind, of at least average intelligence and in fairly,good health, to say nothing of looks, do hereby make this our last will and testament, and be- queath all our useful, worldly goods to those whom we leave behind. Article 1: We, the seniors of Coe-Brown Academy, do hereby will and bequeath our bubbling personalities, our willingness to learn, our (old) boyfriends and girlfriends and our ability to get along with the facility to the Juniors to help you through your senior year. Article II: I, Carl Billings, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to read news- papers and magazines in 3rd period study hall to Bobby Ross. Good luck. BobI Article III: I, Linda Burtt, do hereby will and bequeath my pleasing personality and willingness to help Mrs. MacPherson to Marcia Richardson. Remember, it helps in getting those A's, Marcia. Article IV: I, Bennie DeButts, do hereby will and bequeath my Everready flashlight and batteries to my brother, Dick. It comes in handy when you're stuck on one of those back roads, DickI Article V: I, Carol Farr, do hereby will and bequeath my daily walk to and from the corner to anyone who enjoys fresh air. Article VI: I, Nancy Farr, do hereby will and bequeath to my beloved brother Maynard, my ability to come out with flying colors in all subjects. Come on Maynard, let's maintain that Farr reputation. Article VII: I, Lynda Gagne, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get my man to Kay Sager. Remember, Kay, when you get a good thing, stick with it. Article VIII: I, Dolly Goddard, do hereby will and bequeath my Job as ticket puncher to anyone who wants a free ride on the bus all year. Article IX: I, Janet Hoadley, do hereby will and bequeath my flirting ways to Shirley LeClair. I hope they prove helpful. Article X: I, Joan Jeralds, do hereby will and bequeath my quiet, lady-like ways to Coral Magoon. It helps in getting along with the teachers! Article XI: I, Jimmie Jordan, do hereby will and bequeath my flirtatious ways, and talent for getting good marks to Ronnie Piwowarczyk. Remember, Ronnie, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boyI Article XII: I, Bruce Linscott, do hereby will and bequeath my good looks and charm to Bruce Rollins. Let's not have any of that nickel, dime stuff, Bruce. Article XIII: I, Bob Neal, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk my way out of trouble to John Newman. I hope you have as much luck as I did. Article XIV: I, Mary Neilsen, do hereby will and bequeath my winning ways with the teachers to my sister, Nancy. Just give them that Neilsen smile, Nance! Article XV: I, Mabel Palmer, do hereby will and bequeath my yodeling ability to June Jordan. Article XVI: I, Jimmy Sherman, do hereby will and bequeath my little black book and a filing system for keeping it in order to Philip Elliott. Article XVII: I, Brenda Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with one boy for four years to my sister, Shirley. Article XVIII: I, Cynthia Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass Mr. Bryant's history tests without studying to Jackie Flynn. Article XIX: I, Edie Twombly, do hereby will and bequeath the attractions I find in Candia to Meredith Dunn. Seek and ye shall find, Meri! Article XX: I, Freddie Twombly, do hereby will and bequeath my driver's license to Otis Bruce, so, if he should have his license taken away, he will have another one to use. Article XXI: I, Butch Welch, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make the girls swoon over my dancing and singing to Billy Neilsen. Let's get with it. Bill! Given under our hand and seal this seventeenth day of June in the year of our Lord, One thousand, Nine hundred and Sixty. John Nixon Richard Kennedy Linda Burtt Edith Twombly CLASS PROPHECY The Class of i960 thought it appropriate to hold its first class re- union in the gymnasium of the addition to Coe-Brown Northvood Academy. It doesn't seem possible that it has been ten years since the group of twenty ambitious students were graduated. The first one to arrive is Carl Billings and his little band. Carl is supplying the music for dancing. I think I heax a car. Yes, it's Linda Burtt and Edith Twombly. They are both employed as tellers at the Concord National Bank. They got their wish to be roommates. Next in line is Benjamin DeButts. Bennie is now working in the TV series Cannonball, driving the C A Transport truck. Oh, here's Nancy Farr. Nancy is a registered nurse for the Red Cross in the Belgian Congo. She flew back for the class reunion. Harriet Goddard Just arrived. She has two Jobs: housewife, and, in her spare time, receptionist for Doctor Frederick Twombly. Lynda Gagne's wish to be married and raise a large family came true. Now all her troubles are little ones. Another car has arrived; it is James Jordan and Carol Farr. James' love for chemistry really paid off. He is now a research engineer for the DuPont Company and Carol is his private secretary. Here comes Joan Jeralds. Joan is now a captain in the Women's Air Force. She is stationed at Grenier Air Force Base in Manchester. Everett Welch is a politician and finally has his wish to run for Governor of New Hampshire. Why, here is James Sherman. James graduated from U.N.H. and is now making the Marines his career. Janet Hoadley is married and lives in Waltham, Massachusetts. She commutes to Boston where she is employed at the Jordan Marsh Company as an accountant. We just received word that Bruce Linscott has landed at Pease Air Force Base in a Saber Jet, which he pilots. Besides being a pilot, he is an Air Force Engineer in Hawaii. Mabel Palmer came from Kentucky to be with us today, leaving her husband, Jack, to care for their children. Cynthia Stevens was required to travel only a short distance because her residence is in Deerfield. She is a private secretary for her husband One of her duties is to take messages he receives over his two-way radio. The last of the men to arrive is Robert Neal, who is head Automotive Engineer at the Ford Motor Company in Detroit. Brenda Smith graduated from the Hesser Business College in Manchester She went to work as secretary for the sales manager of Sears Roebuck in Concord. The last of our twenty graduates to arrive is Mary Neilsen. Mary is a nurse at Cedar Lebanon Hospital in California. It appears that the Class of i960 has prospered in the last ten years Let us hope that they will continue to do so in the years to come. By Lynda Gagne Mary Neilsen WHO'S WHO Most Popular Bruce Linscott Mary Neilsen Best Singer Everett Welch Edith Twombly Best Dancer Everett Welch Harriet Goddard Best Natured Bennie DeButts Lynda Gagne Most Likely To Succeed Bruce Linscott Nancy Farr Greatest Talker James Sherman Harriet Goddard Biggest Line James Sherman Brenda Smith Quietest Fred Twombly Joan Jeralds Most Full of Fun James Sherman Edith Twombly Most Musical Everett Welch Edith Twombly Best Looking Bruce Linscott Mary Neilsen Best in Dramatics James Sherman Edith Twombly Most Athletic Bruce Linscott Mabel Palmer Class Clown James Sherman Carol Farr Most Talented Brilliant Bruce Linscott Nancy Farr Class Shiek James Jordan Woman Hater Carl Billings Most Studious James Jordan Nancy Farr Nicest Personality Bennie DeButts Edith Twombly Neatest Fred Twombly Linda Burtt Time Killers Robert Neal Janet Hoadley Noisiest James Sherman Brenda Smith Teacher's Pet Bruce Linscott Mary Neilsen Cutest Fred Twombly Cynthia Stevens FRESHMAN CLASS First Row, left to right: J. Hoadley; V. Norberg, Seer; D. Dalrymple, V-Pres; A. Neilsen, Pres; R. Burritt, Treas; B. Rollins; J. McMillen. Second Row, S. Laramee; N. Linscott; J. Jordan; B. Tuttle; N. Coffin; H. Wallace; Miss Ward, Advisor. Third Row, N. Brown; A. Cantrell; R. McMillen; J. Newman; C. Carpenter; J. Stone; M. Farr. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row, left to right: C. Cantrell; C. Magoon; C. Demmons, V-Pres; S. Richdale, Pres; M. Richardson, Treas; P. Twombly; M. O'Neal. Second Row: Mrs. Dodge, Advisor; A. Neal; H. MacDurfey; H. Gates; S. LeClair; D. Gagne; Third Row: R. Twombly; J. Ricker; 0. Bruce; R. Piwowarczyk; A. Neal. Absent N. Neilsen, Seer. junior class First Row, left to right: N. Brown; P. Elliott; J. Baker, Treas; M. Wallace, Pres; K. Sager, Seer; P. Houlihan; G. Gagne. Second Row; R. DeButts; M. Ames; R. Shepard; J. Flynn; S. Smith; G. Stimpson; Mr. Bryant, Advisor. Absent: R. Ross, V-Pres; L. Angwin. First Row, left to right: C. Farr; J. Hoadley; C. Magoon; Mr. Jordan, Advisor. Second Row, P. Twombly; B. DeButts; P. Elliott; B. Rollins. Absent: L. Angwin F. H. A. First Row, left to right: V. Norberg; N. Farr; B. Smith, Treas; C. Farr, Pres; L. Gagne, V-Pres; E. Twombly, Seer; H. Goddard. Second Row, Mrs. Dodge, Advisor; A. Neal; C. Cantrell; N. Coffin; C. Magoon; M. O'Neal; J. McMillen; H. Wallace. F. F. A. First Row, left to right: R. Burritt; R. DeButts, Treas; C. Billings, Seer; B. DeButts, Pres; F. Twombly, V-Pres; N. Brown. Second Row, Mr. Ellsworth, Advisor; R. McMillen; P. Elliott; A. Neal; A. Cantrell; B. Rollins. TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: M. Richardsqn; M. Dunn; M. Wallace, Seer; B. Smith, V-Pres; M. Neilsen, Pres; J. Baiter, Treas; D. Dalrymple. Second Row, N. Farr; J. Hoadley; S. Smith; P. Houlihan; L. Gagne; Mrs. MacPherson, Advisor. Third Row, C. Farr; B. Tuttle; H. Gates; J. Jordan; N. Linscott. SENIOR PLAY First Row, left to right: P. Houlihan; B. Linscott; M. Wallace; J. Sherman; E. Twombly; J. Jordan; L. Burtt. Second Row: C. Stevens; A. Welch; B. DeButts; S. Richdale; M. Neilsen; Miss Ward, Director. SOCCER First Row, left to right: R. Burritt; A. Neilsen; J. Jordan; B. Linscott; J. Sherman; J. Stone. Second Row, A. Cantrell; R. McMillen; C. Carpenter; B. Rollins; M. Farr; Mr. Jordan, Coach. Third Row, G. Stimpson; J. Newman; C. Demmons; A. Welch. VOLLEY BALL First Row, left to right: N. Linscott; C. Cantrell; H. Gates; K. Sager; M. Palmer; J. McMillen; G. Gagne. Second Row, J. Hoadley; J. Jordan, M. Wallace; R. Shepard; Mr. Ellsworth, Coach. BASKETBALL First Row, left to right: A. Neilsen; R. Burritt; B. Linscott; C. Demmons; S. Richdale; J. Stone. Second Row, Mr. Ellsworth, Coach; P. Twombly; J. Newman J. Jordan; G. Stimpson; J. Sherman; C. Carpenter. CHEERLEADERS First Row, left to right: M. Neilsen; P. Houlihan; N. Linscott. Second Row, M. Richardson; M. Wallace; J. Baker. SOFTBALL TEAM First Row, left to right: N. Linscott; C. Cantrell; H. Gates; K. Sager; M. Palmer; J. McMillen; G. Gagne. Second Row, D. Dalrymple; J. Hoadley; E. Twombly; J. Jordan; J. Flynn; R. Shepard; A. Neal; Mr. Ellsworth, Coach. Third Row, S. Laramee; H. Wallace; D. Gagne; N. Coffin; C. Magoon; M. O'Neal; S. LeClair. BASEBALL First Row: left to right: R. Burritt; B. DeButts; J. Jordan; J. Sherman; C. Carpenter; B. Rollins. Second Row, S. Richdale; A. Neilsen; A. Welch; C. Demmons; G. Stimpson; Mr. Jordan, Coach. Third Row, A. Cantrell; 0. Bruce; J. Newman; R. Piwowarezyk; N. Brown. ALUMNI NEWS Class of 1957 Joyce Brown ..Married, living in Concord. Leonard Burritt.. ..Working at Sprague Electric in Concord. Nancy Corbin ..Living in Manchester David Ford ..Married, living in Northwood, working for A B Well Drilling Co. Sherman Elliott.. ..Married, living in Concord, working for Flanders Dairy. Gail Hoadley ...Married, living in Canterbury. Gene Jacques ...Married to Linda Gates, living in Dover, working at Kidder Press. Eleanor Kelley... ...Student nurse at Elliot Hospital in Manchester. Mildred Pectle... ...Married to John Kuhn, living in the Bronx, N. Y., working as secretary. Frances McKenna.. ...Attending University of New Hampshire. Henry Sager ...Working at Portsmouth Navy Yard as an apprentice. Lewis Smith ...Working at Portsmouth Navy Yard as an apprentice. Merton Twombly... ..Working at Johnson's Dairy. Roberta Wallace.. ...Attending Plymouth Teachers College. Charlotte West... ..Unknown Marion Wheaton... ..Married to Bruce Young, living in Northwood. Robert White ...Married, living in Epsom, working for James O'Neil. Myrna Williams... ..Married to Wayne Beauchain, living in Rochester. George Witham.... ...Working in shqg shop in Raymond. Etta Yeaton ...Working in Manchester. Joyce Yeaton ...Working in Manchester. Class of 1958 Vincent Bane xt ...Working for Triple J Mink Farm. Sally Burtt ...Secretary at Blackstone Manufacturing Co. in Manchester. Kathleen Flynn... ...Married, living in Concord, working at State Hospital. Kathleen Folsom.. ...Working at Webb Insurance Agency in Dover. Linda Gates ...Married to Gene Jacques, living in Dover. Robert Meatty.... ...Mechanic, working in Dover. John Payne ...Working for Sears Roebuck Co. in Concord. James Pender ...Attending University of New Hampshire. Scott Piper ...Working for General Electric Co. in Somersworth. Diane Shores ...Secretary at United Life and Accident Insurance Co. in Concord. David Short ...Working at Auto Electric and studying auto mechanics. Virginia Young... ...Student nurse at Concord Hospital. Michael Nolin ...U. S. Navy Martha Angwln.... Class of 1959 ....Attending St. Anslems College, Nurses' Training. Joan Brackett.... ...Attending University of New Hampshire. Roland Brown ...Armed Service William Brown.... ....Pittsfield Shoe Shop. Robert Cheney.... ...Construction worker. Nathan Coffin.... ....Working at Rumford Press in Concord. William Demmons.. ...Working at Sprague Electric in Concord. Edward Dodge ....Attending University of New Hampshire. George Dunn ...Working at Plastic Company in Manchester. Patricia Flynn Living in Clearwater, Florida, working in a hotel. Edna Fortin .Secretary, New Hampshire Association for the Blind in Concord. Elaine Hoadley .Working at Sprague Electric in Concord. Mabel Lovejoy .Attending Keene Teachers College. Phyllis McKenna .Attending University of New Hampshire. Warren Mihachik .Attending Bulova Watch School on Long Island. Carol Thiem .Student nurse at Concord Hospital. Paul Thiem .In the Air Force. Marguerite Witham.. .Nurse's Aid, living in Deerfield. SENIOR CLASS OPINIONS FAVORITE SPORTS FAVORITE BOOK FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE MOVIE FAVORITE ACTRESSES. Carol Lynley FAVORITE ACTOR FAVORITE TEACHERS.. Mrs. MacPherson FAVORITE SUBJECTS.. History FAVORITE COLOR FAVORITE FLOWER.... FAVORITE SINGERS Connie Frances Pat Boone Congratillations and Best Wishes to the • GradiShtes of Coe-Brown' from SATURLEY’S BEANSTALK GENERAL STORE Northwood Narrows Groceries-Hardware-Grain-Hay-Dry Goods Boots-Shoes-Paints-Fishing Tackle Ice Cream-Gasoline and Oil HILLSGROVE OIL COMPANY We Handle Only The Finest Heating Oils-Motor Oils-Gasoline 2k Hour Burner Service Tel. Northwood WI 2-5 05 or GE 5-6572 or Epsom RE 6-J+76I COMPLIMENTS OF Concord Clearing House Association Serving the Banking Needs of the Concord Area CONCORD NATIONAL BANK CONCORD SAVINGS BANK MECHANICKS NATIONAL BANK MERRIMACK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK NEW HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK Members FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIOS, INC. Officially Serving Coe-Brown Northwood Academy CLASS OF 60 132 Boylston Street Boston, Mas8. 66l Congress Street Portland, Maine To the GRADUATES OF COE BROWN ACADEMY we extend our Best Wishes and Sincere Congratulations In the Years Ahead We Look For Many' Associations With You THE SUNCOOK BANK Suncook, New Hampshire Compliments of OX BOW GARAGE Tel. Wilson 2-5 21 Northwood Narrows New Hampshire Compliments of OX BOW RESTAURANT Northwood Narrows New Hampshire TASKER'S INC. Well Drilling Northwood Narrows, New Hampshire Phone WI 2-5581 We need your business, our business is going in the hole Compliments of THE DEERFIELD FAIR ASSOCIATION, INC. September 29, 30 October 1, 2, i960 The Biggest Little Fair On Earth Compliments of Compliments of AMOSKEAG AMOSKEAG NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS BANK Member of Federal Deposit Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance Corporation MANCHESTER, N. H. MANCHESTER, N. H. NOLIN THOMAS M. D. TASKER Artesian Well Contractors FREE ESTIMATES PROMPT SERVICE RANK FINANCING GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NORTHWOOD CENTER wi 2-5560 CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE Northwood, N. H. CA 5-2517 Telephone Wilson 2-8601 Congratulations WHITCHER LUMBER CO. to the Building Materials GRADUATING CLASS Paints and Hardware of 60 from the NORTHWOOD NEW HAMPSHIRE TRIPLE J MINK RANCH Northwood Center, N. H. Tel. WI 2-55 1 HARRIMAN AND PAIGE INSURANCE In All Its Branches V ® ..... X J REDDY KILOWATT You� Ekdr $«rwont REAL ESTATE PITTSFIELD, N.H. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Tel. GE 5-8362 OF NEW HAMPSHIRE LET'S go camping:: VTHOCO Sportstore Everything you need.: Tents, cooking utensils, sleeping bags, air mattresses, clothing. 16 LOW AVENUE CONCORD NEW HAMPSHIRE lamps, hatchets....you name it: DUSTIN'S STORE Compliments of Pittsfield, N.H. ARTHUR R. BROWN AGENCY Tel. GEneral 5 8M 1 INSURANCE Women's and Children's Wear Berkshire Hosiery-Dresses Gordon Underwear 7 South State Street We Give S H Green Stamps Concord, N.H. Tel. CA 5-55 7 For Safety of Your Funds— Compliments of ON DEPOSIT IN THE MAILS WHILE TRAVELING— Use PITTSFIELD PITTSFIELD NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS BANK PITTSFIELD, N. H. PITTSFIELD, N. H. ESTABLISHED 1855 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Member Federal Corporation Reserve System SMALL'S BARBER SHOP Epsom Traffic Circle DOTTIE'S DRIVE-IN Opposite Motel Tel. REgent 6-4607 FINE FOODS Open 9 to 7 - Mon., Tues., Thurs, Sat. Open 9 to 8:30 - Friday Epsom, N. H. HI-WAY GRILLE THE BLUE BOWL STORE Clams, Chicken in a Basket Route 107 Deerfield, N. H. To Take Out Your Clover Farm Store Meats-Groceries-Frozen Foods Rt. 202, 4, 9 Epsom, N. H. Beverages Open 7-11 THE BLUE BOWL GARAGE Closed Wednesday Expert Repairing-Lubrication Tires-Batteries Congratulat i ons Compliments to the of Class of i960 WASH GOSSIP CENTER Compliments of Northwood Narrows Mr. Mrs. Vernard Bane New Hampshire Compliments of TOP 0' THE RIDGE STORE PINKHAM'S EXPRESS Concord: Tues. Thurs. Manchester: Tues. Fri. Betty and Bob Barnes Northwood, N. H. Phone: Wilson 2-5451 Wilson 2-5 12 Compliments of A. W. NEILSEN STRAFFORD COUNTY GAS CO. I PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRICAL Barrington, N. H. P. 0. BOX 25 NORTHWOOD, NEW HAMPSHIRE Bottled Gas - Gas Appliances TEL. WILSON 2-8805 Sales - Service DURO-GOULD WATER PUMPS Bottled and Bulk Delivery of Gas SERVICE ;tlVE BAIT TACKLE Camps and Boat Livery at LUCAS POND SHERMAN’S GARAGE General Repairing Gas Cutting and Welding N. H. Hunting and Fishing Licenses DANA C. WOODMAN NORTHWOOD, N. H. NORTHWOOD NARROWS, N. H. WRECKER SERVICE HERBERT A. SHERMAN, Prop. Tel. Wilson 2-5941 NORTHWOOD GARAGE 24-Hour Towing Sales Service BUNNELL'S GARAGE Northvood, N. H. Wilson 2-8840 Northvood, N. H. Wilson 2-5461 Before You Buy See Sly NEWELL OUTBOARD SERVICE H. W. SLY Scott-Atwater Outboard Motors Plumbing-Heating Outboard Rentals Deming Burks Pump Distributor Fishing Gear-Bait-Boats PLASTIC PIPE Member of National Association of Plumbing Contractors Free Estimates Compliments of JERRY WILEY Licensed Plumbers Home-made Bread, Rolls, Tel. Wilson 2-5463 Cakes, Donuts, and Pastries JOHNSON’S DAIRY and DAIRY BAR Milk and Cream-Chocolate Milk Compliments of THE MYRON F. DAVIS AGENCY Our Own Ice Cream NORTHWOOD, N. H. For all your insurance needs Tel. Wilson 2-55 3 Northwood, N. H. Compliments of Compliments of YELLOW TOP MOTEL EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOP A A Biancardi Proprietors East Northwood Telephone Wilson 2-5 3 BRICKETT'S MARKET RAYMONDE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE The Home of Brickett's Easy-to-Eat Steaks Northwood Ridge, N. H. Open Evenings Northwood Center Tel. Wilson 2-8889 Tel. Wilson 2-552 RICHARDSON'S PANSY FARM TINY TOWN CABINS AND GREENHOUSE Northwood Center, N. H. and Pansies, Geraniums, Boxed Annuals in season GIFT SHOP Northwood, N. H. Home Gas-Power Lawn Mowers DEMMON'S LINSCOTT'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE GENERAL STORE Telephone Wilson 2-8874 Meats—Groceries NORTHWOOD, N. H. McCulloch Chain Saws W. NOTTINGHAM, N. H. Gas Stoves and Appliances Tel. Wilson 2-8811 CLYDE T. GUPTILL EDITH B. TASKER Northwood Ridge, N. H. General Insurance Grading-Excavating Trucking-Tarring Driveways Hot Top Driveways Specializing in Automotive Insurance GRAVEL and LOAM Northwood Narrows, N. H. Tel. Wilson 2-5444 Tel. Wilson 2-5411 Compliments of STEWARD PINKHAM Compliments of Funeral Service NORTHWOOD Wilson 2-5501 HARDWARE STORE Northwood, N. H. NORTHWOOD Compliments of GENERAL STORE Burt Curley, Prop. Meats-Groceries-Vegetables PARSONS' FROZEN FOODS RESTAURANT Tel. Wilson 2-5681 GOSSVILLE GENERAL STORE HUCKINS GARAGE INC. Mel Rowena Severance CHEVROLET Groceries-Meats-Frozen Foods Sales and Service Hardware-Paint TEL. REgent 6-U782 GOSSVILLE PITTSFIELD GOSSVILLE, N. H. Dial REgent 6-Vfll GEneral 5-6932 The Sportsman's Home Growers of Fine Flowers HAGGETT'S SPORT SHOP KNOLL-CREST GARDENS Where Sportsmen Meet to Buy Their Athletic Equipment Old Louden Road fishing tackle-guns ammunition Schwinn and Raleigh Bicycles CONCORD, N. H. Evinrude Motors Sold and Repaired 1 6 Main St.,Concord,Tel. CA 8-8331 Tel. CA 8-8071 FOUR CORNERS PITTSFIELD FROZEN SERVICE SERVICE STATION Tel. GEneral 5-6561 R. W. QUIMBY PITTSFIELD, N. H. Frozen Foods Texaco Products EPSOM, N. H. Complete Meat and Locker Service Headquarters of Rich Food Plan Wholesale and Retail Meats BUTCHERING FACILITIES A Wear— Compliments HAR-MAC GOOD CLOTHES you can't afford not toJ GREEN'S DRUG STORE, INC. THE HARDY AND MCSWINEY STORE 32 Main Street CONCORD, N. H. PITTSFIELD, N. H. HUCKINS MacCULLUM'S BOATHOUSE OIL CO. INC. ' Northwood Lake Texaco Products Epsom, New Hampshire THOMPSON, CROSBY, WAGEMAKER BOATS GOSSVILLE, N. H. Phone REgent 6-4750 Compliments of THE HIGHLAND YARN SHOP Route 4 East Northwood PITTSFIELD BOTTLED GAS CO. Gas Appliances and Service Mrs. Flora MacPherson PITTSFIELD, N. H. Complete needlework supplies Free instructions Sweaters knit to order Tel. GE 5-6511 Telephone Wilson 2-5908 Compliments of STEVENS TELEVISION SHOP PARKER FURNITURE CO. Established 1923 Open Evenings by Appointment Deerfield, N. H.-Dial HO 3-2582 PITTSFIELD, N. H. Authorized Westinghouse Sales and Service Service on all makes Tel. GE 5-6531 DENSMORES GREEN LANTERN GOFF CHEVROLET Hoods Ice Cream Groceries Meats All Beverages Gas and Oil Sales Service CANDIA FOUR CORNERS OPEN LATE Rt. 107 DEERFIELD CANDIA, N. H. DIAL IV 3-5131 Tel. HO 3-2332 . Congratulat ions from ' SLADE ANTIQUES GARDNER SON Northwood Ridge New Hampshire NORTHWOOD RIDGE Compliments of Interior and Exterior Painters VILLAGE STORE For People Who Care N. W. Purinton CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 60 From Students and Faculty When In Need Emergency Service Oil Burner Installation Complete Heating Installation Oil Fired Hot Water Heaters Bottled Gas Fuel and Range Oils of ROBINSON-RUDD OIL SERVICE COE-BROWN ACADEMI Newmarket OL 9-3602 Durham UN 8-5578 ■ ■ 2a