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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

1961 CHRONICLE Coe—Brown Northwood Academy North wood. New Hampshire Dedication For being patient when we were impatient, For being thoughtful when we were thoughtless, For giving counsel when we were confused, For giving comfort when we were bitter, And most of all For giving of himself when we were inadequate, We dedicate the CHRONICLE, 1961, to our class advisor, Mr. Bryant 2 Coe-Brown Northwood-Academy New Addition Northwood Center, New Hampshire. April 21, 1961 Trustees-Coe-Brown North wood Acadenr J Mr. Charles B. McLaughlin (Chrmn) 1008 Elm Street, Manchester, N, H. Mr. J. Fred French (Treas.) President Amoskeag Savings Bank Manchester, N. H. Mr. Walter Gerrish (Sec.) Northwood, N. H. Mr. Ralph W. Caswell Supt. of State Police State House Annex Concord, N. H. Mr. Earle D, Folsom Northwood, N. H. Mr. Samuel Gerrish Northwood, N. H. Mr. J. Richard Jackman President Rum ford Press Concord, N. H. Mr. Robert A. Johnson Parole Office State Prison Concord, N. H. Mr. Samuel Johnson Northwood Narrows, N. H. Mr. Hervey Kent Exeter Manufacturing Co. Exeter, N. H. Mr. Roy V. Swain East Barrington, N. H. Mr. William Towle Northwood Narrows, N. H. Building Committee Robert Johnson Col. Ralph W. Caswell Samuel Johnson Prologue v Because we believe that the foundation of American democracy is education; Because we believe the youth of a democracy is the basis of its future existence; We, the Trustees of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy and the men and women of this community, dedicate this building to the education of its future citizens in a modern civilization and a modern America. On February, 1960 the hopes and aspirations of many citizens of Northwood and surrounding communities, met with initial reward at the groundbreaking ceremonies for the new addition to Coe-Brown Academy. Through the generosity and insight of the Trustees, and after months of planning, the new building was actually started. The first floor contains the entrance foyer and the spacious gymnasium- auditorium with its large stage and full sized basketball court. The semi-basement area is comprised of a modern science laboratory, three classrooms, a large agricultural shop and boys' and girls' shower rooms. The entire plant is modern and will afford a fine educational atmosphere. This modern plant affords excellent opportunities for approxi- mately 200 students and the introduction of a more varied curricular. Dedication Program April 21, 1961 8:00 P. M. Invocation .....................Rev. Onnie Ericson Presentation of the Flag........American Legion Everett J. Bowrdon Post Presiding.......................Mr. Charles B. McLaughlin Coe-Brown Academy Chorus . . . Introduction of Guests..........Mr. Charles B. McLaughlin Guest Speakers..................Hon. Wesley Powell Governor, State of New Hampshire Presentation of Keys............Mr. Winston P. Titus Mr. Irving W. Hersey Acceptance......................Col. Ralph W. Caswell God Bless America............... Benediction.....................Rev. Walter Oddy Tour of building 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. n n n Epilogue A builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will. Men said as they saw its beauty It shall never know decay. Great is thy skill, oh Builder; They fame shall endure for aye.” A teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care. Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone with prayer. None praised her unceasing efforts None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the builder's temple Crumbled into the dust Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust. But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple Is a child's immortal soul. U U U --Unknown RALPH A. BOWIE Boston Conservatory of Music B.M.Ed. Boston University M.M. Music Headmaster JAMES A. JORDAN Keene Teachers' College, B.Ed. University of New Hampshire M.Ed. Mathematics W. EDWARD BRYANT Springfield College, B.S. University of New Hampshire Civics, History, Business, Sociol ogy, Psychology, Contemporary Problems 4 FRANCES GRAHAM Keene Teachers' College, B.Ed. University of New Hampshire English, French 5 RONALD G. GRAVEL Plymouth Teachers’ College Student Teacher Social Studies, French HERBERT PETELLE PHYLLIS MacPHERSON Northeastern University, B.S. Boston University University of New Hampshire Commercial Subjects REGINA MATTHEWS Corcoran School of Art Georgetown University George Washington University Syracuse University University of New Hampshire Art 6 Keene Teachers' College, B.Ed. Science, Mathematics 1961 Class Leaders President STIMPSON, GEORGE ALBERT Entered grade 9 from Barrington Grade School. Class President 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Art 1; Chronicle Staff 3,4. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Ambition: Fish Game Dept. Biologist Initials: G. A. S. George Always Studies V ice-President BAKER, JUDITH ROTHAE ’•JUDY Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Class Treasurer 2,3; Class Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Usherette 2,3; Coro- nation Ball Queen's Aide 3; Chronicle Staff 4; DAR 4. Hobbies: Skating, Dancing, Cooking Ambition: To become a Secretary Initials: J. R. B. Judy’s Rather Bashful 8 Graduating Class of 1961 AMES, MICHAEL E. Entered grade 11 from Dover High School. F.F.A. 3,4. Hobbies: Cars, Hunting, Fishing Ambition: Machinest or Mechanic Initials: M. E. A. Mike Eats Always ANGWIN, LANA JANE Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Program Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,4; Usherette 1,2,3; Art 1; Prize-Speaking 3; Women's Club Essay Contest 3, 1st prize; Senior Play 3,4, Student Director 3; Jr-Sr Plays 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Swimming, Cooking, Sewing Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Initials: L. J. A. Love Jimmy Always BROWN, NANCY ELLEN Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Senior Play 4; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing Ambition: To become an Airline Stewardess Initials: N. E. B. Nancy Enjoys Boys 9 DEBUTTS, RICHARD J. DICK Entered grade 9 from Nottingham Junior High. Student Coun- cil 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Soccer 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Senior Play 4; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming Ambition: Heavy Equipment Operator Initials: R. J. D. Richard's Junk DeSoto DEMERITT, THOMAS E. TOM Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Class President 1, Vice-President 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Soccer 1,2,4; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Ambition: Conservation Service Officer Initials: T. E. D. Tom Enjoys Diane FLYNN, JACQUELINE B. JACKIE Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Glee Club 1,2; Art 1,2,3,4; Usherette 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Play 4; Chroni- cle Staff 4. Hobbies: Art, Reading Ambition: Fashion Designer Initials: J. B. F. Jackie's Baby Face 10 GAGNE, GLORIA JEAN JEANNIE' Entered grade 9 from Nottingham Junior High. Softball 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.H.A. 1.2; Prize Speaking 3; Usherette 1,2.3; Girls' State Representative 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. Hobbies; Dancing, Sports, Cooking Ambition: To become a secretary Initials: G. J. G. Gloria’s Jitterbugging Guy HOULIHAN, PATRICIA A. PAT Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Class Secre- tary 2,4; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Art 1; Usherette 2,3; Senior Play 2,3,4; Woman's Club Essay Contest 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chronicle Staff 4; Junior Prom Queen's Aide 3. Hobbies: Water-skiing. Skiing Ambition: To become a Dental Hygenist Initials: P. A. H. Patty. Always Humble ROSS, ROBERT G. BOB Entered grade 9 from George B. White School. Soccer 1,3,4; Basketball Manager 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 4, President 4; Chronicle Staff 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; F.F.A. Prize Speaking 2,3. Hobbies: Horseback Riding Ambition: Animal Husbandry Initials: R. G. R. Robert Grabs Reins 11 SAGER, KATHERINE ANNE KAY Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2; Class Secretary 3; Junior Prom Queen's Aide 3; Senior Play 1; Usherette 3; Chronicle Staff 4. Hobbies: Roller Ice Skating, Bowling, Water-skiing Ambition: To become a successful secretary Initials: K. A. S. Kay’s Always Sleeping SMITH, SHIRLEY MAY SHIRL Entered grade 9 from George B. White School. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. Program Chairman 4; F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Marshall 3; Junior Prom Queen 3; Usherette 2,3; Women’s Club Essay Contest 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Coronation Ball Queen's Aide 1; Girls’ State Representative 3. Hobbies: Ice skating, Bowling, Dancing, Swimming Ambition: To become an efficient secretary Initials: S. M. S. Shirley's Many Sayings WALLACE, MARGARET PAULINE PEGGY Entered grade 9 from Northwood Junior High. Class Secretary 1, President 3; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 3, President 4; Prize Speaking 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Jr-Sr Plays 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; Art 1; Chronicle Staff 3,4. Hobbies: Swimming, Sewing Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse Initials: M. P. W. Margaret’s Popular Walk 12 Class In the fall of 1957 we entered Coe-Brown Northwood Academy with 32 members. The odds were quite uneven--21 girls and 11 boys. The first thing on the agenda was to elect our class officers. We elected President: Thomas DeMeritt; Vice-President: Timothy Scannell; Mr. Bryant Secretary: Margaret Wallace; Treasurer: George Brackett; Student Council: Patricia Houlihan and Richard DeButts. Our Class Advisor was Mr. W. Edward Bryant. Those who took part in sports were: Basket- ball: Thomas DeMeritt and George Brackett. Baseball: Thomas DeMeritt, Thomas Collins, and George Brackett. Soccer: Thomas DeMeritt, George Brackett, Robert Ross, and George Stimp- son. Volleyball: Gloria Gagne, Katherine Sager, Gloria Florence, Margaret Wallace, and Bertha Braley. Softball: Gloria Gagne, Katherine Sager, Ruby Shepard, Gloria Florence, and Bertha Braley. Cheerleading: Judith Baker and Patricia Houlihan. Our most dreaded event of our four years at Coe-Brown happened on October 9, 1957; the Freshman Initiation. It was a little different this year for we were dressed up in costumes during the day. The costumes included everything from hip boots to bathrobes. That night we had to do the stunts thought up by the loyal Sophomores. We held one successful Record Hop. The one big event of the year was the Coronation Ball. Our candidate for queen was Shirley Smith. We are sorry to say that we came in fourth, we’ll try to do better next year. Katherine Sager represented us in the Senior Play. During the year we gained two new members, Robert Sleeper and Raymond Turgeon. We were sorry to lose these students at the end of the year, Marilyn Candeldari, Florance LeClair, Richard LeClair, Dorothy Lovely, Ray- mond Turgeon, and Robert Sleeper. History Everyone was excited and happy to get back to school for our Sophomore year. We returned with 27 members. The odds were getting better, 16 girls and 11 boys. The election of officers was as follows: President: Timothy Scannell; Vice-President: Thomas DeMeritt; Secretary: Patricia Houlihan; Treasurer: Judith Baker; Student Council: Lana Angwin and George Brackett. We were indeed happy to have Mr. Bryant for our Class Advisor again this year. Those who participated in sports were as follows: Basketball: Thomas DeMeritt, Timothy Scannell, and George Brackett. Baseball: Thomas DeMeritt, Timothy Scannell, and George Brackett. Soccer: Thomas DeMeritt and George Brackett. Volleyball: Gloria Gagne, Katherine Sager, Margaret Wallace, Bertha Braley, and Gloria Florence. Softball: Gloria Gagne, Katherine Sager, Ruby Shepard, Gloria Florence, and Bertha Braley. Cheerleading: Judith Baker and Patricia Houlihan. At the beginning of the year we gained Edward Fralin and Ernest Simoneau. Now it was our turn to be mean to the Fresh- men. We organized the annual Freshman Initia- tion, which was held on October 3, 1958. We thoroughly enjoyed having them do the crazy things that we had been urged to do the preceed- ing year. This year we were happy to be able to take part in the first Minstrel Show that has been pre- sented in a long time. It was put on by the Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Gfroerfer of Deerfield. It was a lot of work, but it was well worth it. Those taking part from our class were, George Brackett, Nancy Cheney, Romona Colpritt, Coronation Ball 13 Richard Graham, Timothy Scannell, Shirley Smith, and Margaret Wallace. Margaret Wallace represented us in Prize Speaking and walked away with first prize. Patricia Houlihan represented us in the Senior Play. Lana Angwin and Margaret Wallace took part in the Jr-Sr Play. The Coronation Ball was again a much awaited event. Our candidate for queen was Gloria Florence. We came in last again this year, but we haven't given up yet. Near the end of our Sophomore year we ordered our class rings. We though the time would never come. By the end of the year we were sorry to lose, David Brown, Patricia Carpenter, Thomas Collins, Ola Davis, William Stevens, George Brackett, Bertha Braley, Timothy Scannell, Marie Jacques, Romona Colpritt, Edward Fralin, Richard Graham, Ernest Simoneau, Nancy Cheney, George and Jennifer Laramee. Here we are eagerly back at Coe-Brown, with many ideas and hopes for our Junior year. Once again we elected our class officers. They were: President: Margaret Wallace, Vice- President: Robert Ross; Secretary: Katherine Sager; Treasurer: Judith Baker; Student Council: Lana Angwin and Philip Elliott. We were honored to have Mr. Bryant for our Class Advisor again. Those who took part in sports were: Baseball: George Stimpson. Basketball: George Stimpson. Soccer: George Stimpson and Robert Ross. Vol- leyball: Gloria Gagne, Katherine Sager, Marga- ret Wallace, Ruby Shepard, and Gloria Florence. Softball: Gloria Gagne and Katherine Sager. Cheerleading: Judith Baker, Patricia Houlihan, and Margaret Wallace. Our main problem this year was to earn money for our Junior Prom. We all put on our thinking caps and decided to sell book covers and magazines. We were very pleased with the results from our attempts. We were glad to gain James Brackett, Michael Ames, and Peter Witham. Our candidate for the Coronation Ball this year was Judith Baker. We were very happy that we came in second. During the warmer part of the school year we put on a food sale, which attracted many people to our homemade food; thus making a sizable profit for us. In the middle of October, our long awaited class rings came. They were worth waiting for. On May 6th we held our Junior Prom. We chose Lure of Paradise for our theme. It was a very successful affair. Reigning queen of the Prom was Shirley Smith. Her aides were Kather- ine Sager and Patricia Houlihan. We were proud to have two Girls’ State Representatives, they were Gloria Gagne and Shirley Smith. During the year we held two successful square dances. Gloria Gagne and Lana Angwin represented us in Prize Speaking. Lana Angwin, Patricia Houlihan, and Margaret Wallace took part in the Senior Play. Lana and Margaret also took part in the Junior-Senior Play. Lana Angwin, Patricia Houlihan, and Shirley Smith took part in the Woman's Club Essay Contest, and Lana proudly walked away with first prize. This was a very happy and successful year, but along with all the fun we regret that we lost, Gloria Florence, Ruby Shepard, James Brackett, and Peter Witham. For the last time we returned to Coe-Brown eager to make this the most progressive and happiest year of them all. We were in hopes to get into the new addition. Our class dwindled down to 14 members, 9 girls, and 5 boys. Our class officers are president: George Stimp- 14 son; vice president: Judith Baker; secretary: Patricia Houlihan; treasurer: Lana Angwin; stu- dent council; Margaret Wallace and Robert Ross. We are proud to have Mr. Bryant again for our class advisor. Those participating in sports are: Baseball: Thomas DeMeritt, Richard DeButts, George Stimpson. Basketball: Thomas DeMeritt, Richard DeButts, Robert Ross, and George Stimp- son. Soccer: Thomas DeMeritt, Richard DeButts, Robert Ross, and George Stimpson. Volleyball: Gloria Gagne, Katherine Sager, and Margaret Wallace. Softball: Gloria Gagne and Katherine Sager. Cheerleading: Judith Baker, Patricia Houlihan, Margaret Wallace and Lana Angwin. We again sold book covers and magazines this year. They were both very successful. This year we had an exceptionally good float. The theme was the ”1960 Olympics. We were proud to receive first prize. All the hard work and long hours put into the float were worth it. We were all especially happy to put on our Christmas Dance. It was held in the brand new gymnasium. It was a great success and all who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The Senior Play this year was a big success. We put on Around the World in 80 Days, by Jules Verne. Most of the entire senior class took part in the play in some manner. Our DAR candidate is Judith Baker. Gloria Gagne represents the senior class as Miss Homemaker of Tomorrow. Thus, we conclude four happy and successful years; and we will always cherish the memory of them. Gloria Gagne Shirley Smith CLASS OPINIONS Favorite Color.........................................Red Favorite Flower........................................Rose Favorite Subject ......................................French Favorite Teachers......................................Mrs. Graham, Mr. Ellsworth Favorite Book..........................................HAWAII Favorite Song.......................................... Are You Lonesome Tonight? Favorite Singers.......................................Connie Francis, Johnny Mathis Favorite Movie.........................................Psycho Favorite Actress.......................................Debbie Reynolds Favorite Actor.........................................Cary Grant Favorite Sport.........................................Basketball 15 Best Singers, Tom and Shirley Best Natured, Dick and Jackie 16 Best Class Workers, Tom and Gloria Most Full of Fun, Dick and Pat Who the of 61 Most Popular, Bobby and Judy Best in Dramatics George and Peggy Most Studious, George and Judy Quietest, Bobby and Nancy 17 Class Will We, the class of 1961, of Coe-Brown Northwood 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 Northwood Academy, do hereby will and bequeath to the juniors our willingness to learn, athletic ability, bubbling personalities, bright smiles, witty sayings, our motto Be Firm, and anything else that might assist you in your last wonderful year. ARTICLE II: I, Michael Ames, do hereby will and bequeath my winning ways with Mrs. Graham to Stephen Piwowercyzk. Good luck, Steve! ARTICLE III: I, Lana Angwin, do hereby will and bequeath my glasses to Jack Stone. Take better care of them than I have,Jack! ARTICLE IV: I, Judith Baker, do hereby will and bequeath my lady-like manners to Meredith Dunn and Deanna Gagne. Remember, girls, ladies should be seen and not heard! ARTICLE V: I, Nancy Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my quietness in class to John Ricker. It really does wonders for you, John! ARTICLE VI: I, Richard DeButts, do hereby will and bequeath my charm with the women to Waldo Twombly. Watch those letters come pouring in, Wally! ARTICLE VII: I, Thomas DeMeritt, do hereby will and bequeath my back seat on the bus with Diane to basketball games to Thomas Veinote. Let's make those basketball trips exciting next year, Tom! ARTICLE VIII: I, Jacqueline Flynn, do hereby will and bequeath my artistic ability to Eddie LeClair. Try drawing on paper instead of the desks, Eddie. The pictures will turn out much better. ARTICLE IX- I, Gloria Gagne, do hereby will and bequeath my duty as secretary for Mr. Jordan to Nancy Neilsen. It will help keep you out of trouble, Nance! ARTICLE X: I, Patricia Houlihan, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get the best of the junior boys to the junior girls. Good luck, girls. ARTICLE XI: I, Robert Ross, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep score at the basketball games and keep the scores straight to Susan Nelson. Keep those scores straight next year, Susie! ARTICLE XII: I, Katherine Sager, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to milk cows to Diane Dalrymple. It's a good way to have a legal vacation, Diane! ARTICLE XIII: I, George Stimpson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to have the last word and the last laugh to Spencer Richdale. It just takes practice, Spence! ARTICLE XIV: I, Shirley Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be quiet when necessary to Johnie McMillen. You'd be surprised how it improves your personality, Johnie! ARTICLE XV: I, Margaret Wallace, so hereby will and bequeath my volume of HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE to Mabel O'Neil. I hope you make good use of it, Mabel! ARTICLE XVI: We, the senior class, do hereby will and bequeath everything that we enjoyed, ruined, and disrupted including our beloved teachers, to the junior class in hopes that you will use them to your best advantage. Given under our hand and seal the sixteenth day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred sixty-one. Zsa Zsa Gravel Sophia Petelle Patricia Houlihan Lana Angwin Class of 1964 FIRST ROW: L. DeButts, L. Blanchard, M. Johnson, E. Densmore, R. Johnson, B. Ross, P. Twombly; SECOND ROW: Mrs. MacPherson, G. Sebastion, W. Twombly, D. Collins, J. Merrill, C. Elliott, D. Stevens, S. Nelson. Absent: K. Brackett, Rich. Gardner, Ron. Gardner, E. LeClair, S. Piwowarczyk, R. Rae. Class Officers R. Johnson, Secretary M. Johnson, Treasurer R. Rae, President E. Densmore, Vice-President 20 Class of 1963 P. Holmes, secretary, C. Carpenter, President; J. Newman, Treasurer, D. Hersey, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: M. Clark, V. Monroe, D. Hersey, C. Carpenter, B. Rollins, N. Linscott, D. Dalrymple SECOND ROW; V. Norberg, J. Jordan, B. Tuttle. J. McMillen, S. Laramee; THIRD ROW; N. Brown, A. Neilsen, R. Tasker, J. Stone, A. Cantrell, M. Farr, R. Burin. Absent: Mrs. Graham, Advisor, N. Coffin. J. Hoadley, P. Holmes. J. Newman. 21 Class of 1962 FIRST ROW: N. Neilsen, M. Richardson, C. Cantrell, M. O'Neil, A. Neal, D. Gagne; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dodge, Advisor, A. Neal, C. Demmons, J. Ricker, S. Richdale. Absent: M. Dunn, H. Gates, S. LeClair, C. Magoon, G. Stone, P. Twombly, R. Twombly. Class Officers SITTING: N. Neilsen, Secretary; STANDING: M. Richardson, Treasurer; M. Dunn, Vice-President; C. Magoon, President. Freshmen Initiation for 1958. Chronicle Staff FIRST ROW: P. Houlihan; S. Richdale; M. Wallace; C. Demmons; S. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Ross; N. Brown; L. Angwin; J. Flynn; G. Gagne; J. Baker, R. DeButts; Mr. Bryant, Advisor. THE STAFF Editor Assistant Editor . . . . Business Manager . . . . . . G. Stimpson Assistant Manager . . . . . C. Demmons Assistants S. Smith R. Ross N. Brown L. Angwin J. Flynn G. Gagne J. Baker R. DeButts T. DeMeritt Advisor 24 Staff Meeting The Senior Play Around the World in Eighty Days FIRST ROW: P. Houlihan; S. Smith; J. Baker; S. Richdale; N. Neilsen; M. Richardson; N. Brown; SECOND ROW; J. Flynn; M. Wallace; R. DeButts; J. Stone; C. Demmons; C. Carpenter; R. Ross; J. Jordan; L. Angwin. ?5 Our Director, Mrs. Graham Rehearsing Tri-Hi-Y Club FIRST ROW: N. Linscott; L. Angwin, Treasurer; J. Baker, Secretary; M. Wallace, President; N. Neilsen, Vice-President; S. Smith; P. Houlihan. SECOND ROW: B. Ross; L. Blanchard; D. Dal- rymple; M. Richardson; R. Johnson; V. Monroe; Mrs. MacPherson, Advisor. THIRD ROW: J. Jor- dan; C. Cantrell; M. Johnson; S. Nelson; V. Norberg. Glassblower, Robert Phipps Tri-Hi-Y Banquet Christmas Party St. Charles Orphanage 26 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dodge. Advisor; M. O'Neil; A. Neal; SECOND ROW: S. Laramee; J. McMillen; S. Smith; D. Gagne; Absent: C. Magoon. Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: N. Brown; R. Buritt; R. DeButts; R. Ross; M. Ames; B. Rollins; SECOND ROW: G. Sebastion; A. Neal; W. Twombly; E. Densmore; R. Tasker; J. Ricker; Mr. Ellsworth, Advisor. 27 Glee Club FIRST ROW: L. Blanchard; V. Norberg; L. Angwin; M. Wallace; S. Smith; S. Nelson; L. DeButts; B. Ross; SECOND ROW; J. Jordan; M. Johnson; J. Merrill; T. Veinote; E. Densmore; N. Linscott; R. Johnson. Band FIRST ROW: M. Johnson, Flute; R. Johnson, Violin; S. Nelson, Clarinet. SECOND ROW: L. Angwin, Flute; M. Wallace, Saxophone; E. Densmore, Clarinet; J. Jordan, Clarinet; Absent: J. Newman, Trumpet; P. Holmes, Clarinet; D. Hersey, Electric Guitar. 28 Student Council The Student Council at Coe-Brown North- wood Academy is comprised of eight students, a boy and a girl from each class. This year the council elected Robert Ross as president and Nancy Linscott as secretary. Among the activities that the Student Coun- cil is in charge of is the Annual Coronation Ball. Each class chooses a candidate for queen or princess. This year, the princess candidates were Beverly Ross and Diane Dalrymple. The queen candidates were Heidi Gates and Shirley Smith. The students sold tickets to the Ball and chances on radios in order to get votes for their candidate. The queen and princess were an- nounced February 17th, just before the Ball. STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMEN Beverly Ross Kenneth Brackett SOPHOMORES Nancy Linscott Bruce Rollins JUNIORS Heidi Gates Roland Twombly SENIORS Margaret Wallace Robert Ross FIRST ROW: M. Wallace: R. Ross. President; Mr. Jordan, Advisor. SECOND ROW: B. Ross; B. Rollins; N. Linscott. Secretary. Absent: K. Brackett; H. Gates; R. Twombly. Glee Club Band practice Yes, these physics 30 Volleyball FIRST ROW: R. Johnson; C. Cantrell; G. Gagne; M. Wallace; B. Ross; SECOND ROW: Mr. Petelle, Coach; N. Linscott; M. Johnson; J. Jordan; S. Nelson. Absent: H. Gates; K. Sager; J. Hoadley. Soccer FIRST ROW: B. Rollins; A. Neilsen; C. Demmons; R. Ross; J. Stone; E. Densmore; R. Buritt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jordan, Coach; D. Stevens; T. DeMeritt; C. Carpenter; M. Farr, R. DeButts. 32 Softball FIRST ROW: S. Nelson; M. Johnson; A. Neal; M. O’Neil; G. Gagne; N. Linscott; SECOND ROW: Mr. Petelle, Coach; P. Twombly; V. Monroe; J. Jordan; C. Cantrell; J. McMillen; S. Laramee; B. Ross. Baseball FIRST ROW: B. Rollins; C. Carpenter; C. Demmons; T. DeMeritt; R. DeButts; E. Densmore; R. Buritt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ellsworth, Coach; A. Cantrell; C. Elliott; D. Stevens; M. Farr. 33 34 Cheerleaders Left to right: D. Dalrymple; L. Blanchard; R. Johnson; P. Houlihan; M. Richardson; M. Wallace; L. Angwin; J. Baker; Center: N. Neilsen, Headcheerleader; Absent: J. Hoadley. Basketball FIRST ROW: A. Neilsen; C. Carpenter; T. DeMeritt; C. Demmons; J. Stone; SECOND ROW: B. Rollins; E. Densmore; R. DeButts; D. Hersey; M. Farr; R. Buritt; Mr. Ellsworth, Coach. 35 Initiation or new girls in school? High Fashion! Roll those peanuts Freshmen! Two beaming specimens! 36 The Volleyball Team The girls in action I 1W YV 3 UI13 Lana goes up for a basket! Let's get a homer, Kay Our Coach!! Guess Who? You mean the yearbook is due tomorrow ? Because I'm not so very tall They said, You can't play basketball! But too few inches are no lack. For I play forward piggyback! 37 Class of 1958 Vincent Bane.......................Working for Triple J Mink Farm. Sally Burn ........................Attending the University of New Hampshire. Kathleen Flynn.....................Married living in Northwood. Kathleen Folsom ................... Working at Webb Insurance Agency in Dover. Linda Gates........................ Married to Gene Jacques, living in Dover. Robert Meatty .....................Working at Shell Station in Dover. John Payne.........................Working at Sprague Electric in Concord. James Pender ...................... Working for Clifford Electrical Supply Co., in Portsmouth. Scott Piper........................Married, living in Northwood, attending UNH. Diane Shores ......................Secretary at United Life and Accident Insurance Co., in Concord. David Short .......................Working at Auto Electric in Manchester. Virginia Young.....................Student Nurse at Concord Hospital. Michael Nolin......................U.S. Navy. Class of 1959 Martha Angwin......................Attending St. Anselms College, Nurses' Training, in Manchester. Joan Brackett .....................Attending University of New Hampshire. Roland Brown....................... U.S. Army. William Brown .....................Working for George B. Jacques Lumber Co. Robert Cheney...................... Construction Worker. Nathan Coffin......................Married, working at Rumford Press in Concord. William Demmons....................Working for Gardner and Sons. Edward Dodge.......................Attending University of New Hampshire. George Dunn .......................Working at Plastic Company in Manchester. Patricia Flynn ....................Married, living in Clearwater, Florida. Edna Fortin........................Married to Nathan Coffin, living in Concord, Secretary at N.H. Association for the Blind. Elaine Hoadley ....................Married to Henry Sager, living in Northwood, Working at Sprague Electric in Concord. Mabel Lovejoy .....................Attending Concord Commercial College. Phyllis McKenna ...................Attending University of New Hampshire. Warren Mihachik ...................Attending Bulova Watch School on Long Island. Carol Theim .......................Student Nurse at Concord Hospital. Paul Theim ........................U.S. Air Force. Marguertie Witham .................Nurse's Aide at the Mitchell Memorial Hospital. Class of 1960 Carl Billings .....................Working at the Profile Electronics in Concord. Linda Burn.........................Working at American Fore Loyalty Group in Manchester. Benjamin DeButts................... Bus Driver Northwood School District. Carol Farr.........................Attending Keene Teachers College. Nancy Farr.........................Student nurse at Elliott Hospital, in Manchester. Lynda Gagne .......................Married, living in Barrington. Harriet Goddard ...................Married, living in Deerfield. Janet Hoadley......................Married, living in Hooksett. Joan Jeralds ......................Working for N.H. Association for the Blind. James Jordan ......................U.S. Navy. Bruce Linscott ....................Attending U.S. Air Force Academy. Mary Neilsen ......................Living in Connecticut. Mabel Palmer ...................... Married, living in Northwood. James Sherman ..................... U.S. Marines. Brenda Smith.......................Attending Hesser Business College. Cynthia Stevens ...................Married, living in Stratham. Edith Twombly ..................... Working at Firemen Fund Insurance in Manchester. Frederick Twombly .................Working for Gardner and Sons. A. Everett Welch ...................Working for A P in Dover. 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