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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1965 volume:

We the class of nineteen sixty-five dedicate this, our chronicle, to all of the teachers who have helped us during the past four years. We would like to express special appreciation to Mrs. Burrill, our class advisor. 2 To the Class of 1965: A CHAIN IS NO STRONGER THAN ITS WEAKEST LINK I don't know of which chains each of you will become a part, but there will be many important chains in your lives in which you will be a strong link. Never be the link that lets others down. You are now a link in your class, your community, your state and your nation. You may become a link in a business, a profession, a church or a political party. Whatever your vocation or avocation, none will be more important than the chain of a family. In families, you will be linked in the most important program of developing a home. The links that hold them together will be strong links. Be proud of your family _not tlie car — not the house — not the furnishings — not a lot of things, but your FAMILY. The links to family success arc not necessarily brilliance or beauty, but loyalty, honesty, effort and achievement. Make your family proud of you. Whatever your endeavors, you will encounter other links that may or may not hold. DON'T LET THE LINK THAT FAILS BE YOU. 3 HEADMASTER The Trustees of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy wish to extend Greetings Best Wishes Congratulations To the Class of 1965 Mr. Charles B. McLaughlin Mr. Ralph W. Caswell Mr. Samuel Johnson Mr. Perley I. Fitts Mr. Roger King Mr. Earl D. Folsom Mr. Arthur McDaniels Mr. J. Fred French Mr. Norman W. Myers Mr. J. Richard Jackman Mr. finest Pinkham Mr. Robert Johnson Mr. William H. Towle 4 HEADMASTER James A. Jordan Mathematics Soccer Coach Volleyball Coach Keene Teachers' College, B. Ed. University of New Hampshire, M. Ed. Richard L. Barker Science, Agriculture Future Farmers of America Advisor University of Maine, B. S. John E. Barron Social Studies General Business Basketball Coach Sophomore Class Advisor U. S. Merchant Marine Academy King's Point, B. S. University of New Hampshire, B. S. 6 Mr. Theodore C. Bense Mathematics, Science Girls' Basketball Coach Girls' Softball Coach Plymouth State College, B.Ed. Mrs. Elizabeth Burrill English, French Senior Class Advisor University of New Hampshire, B. A. Mrs. Helen C. Dodge Biology, Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Advisor Junior Class Advisor Keene Teachers' College, B.Ed. 7 t. Mrs. Francis Graham English, Latin Keene Teachers' College, B.Ed. University of New Hampshire Miss V. Alice Manning Commercial Subjects Tri-Hi-Y Advisor Cheerleading Coach Salem State College, B.Ed. R. Alan Rutherford Student Teacher, Agriculture University of New Hampshire, B.S. 8 Harry S.Young Custodian James Marte 11 Band University of New Hampshire Mrs. Muriel Ramsdcll Chorus University of New Hampshire SENIORS Jerilyn Louise Baker Entered grade nine from Northwood Ele- mentary School. Volleyball 1,2,4; Basketball 2,3,4, co- captain 3; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, trcasurer3, president 4; Tri- Hi-Y Officer's Training 2; Older Girls' Conference 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Music Appreciation 3; Art 3; Class Vice- president 3; Class president 4. Herbert Arthur Clark Entered grade nine from Nottingham Ele- mentary School Baseball 1; Student Council 1,3; Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Future Farmers of America 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Pauline Annette Blanchard Entered grade nine from Northwood Ele- mentary School. Student Council 1; Student Council Con- ference 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Older Girls' Conference 3; Cheerleading 2,4; Class Marshall 3; Coronation Ball Princess' Aide 2; Kiwanis Club Contest 3. 12 Priscilla Ann Blanchard Entered grade nine from Northwood Ele- mentary School. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Industrial Management Institute 2; Medical Conference 2; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4. Richard Cunningham Entered grade nine from Northwood Ele- mentary School. Future Farmers of America 1,2,3, 4, reporter 2, secretary 3, president 4, Kansas City Delegate 4. Elena Jeanne Crummey Entered Grade eleven from Raymond High School. Future Homemakers of America 3,4; sec- retary 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Glee Club 4; Softball 4. 13 Patricia Page Curley Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Glee Club 1,2; Art 3; Music Appreciation 3; Band 1; Volleyball 1,2,3, co-captain 3; Cheerleading 2,3, co-captain 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. Peter Samuel Johnson Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Student Council 1; Glee Club 1; Band 1,4; Prize Speaking 1,2, 3, 4, 2nd 1,3; Class president 2, 3; Art 3; Senior Play 1,2,3, 4; Medical Conference 2; Yearbook Confer- ence 3; Chronicle Staff 3,4, editor 4; State Science Fair 1,2. Jane Dalrymple Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Class Secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Music 1,2; Softball 3. 14 Barbara Ann Holmes Entered grade nine from Nottingham Ele- mentary School. Future Homemakers of America 1,2, 3, 4, treasurer 2,4; Youth Training Conference 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Older Girls' Confer- ence 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4, co-captain 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Granite Girls' State Representative 3. David Alfred Mihachik Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Band 1,2,4; Future Farmers of America 4; Smoking Conference 2; State Science Fair 3; Vice-president 2; treasurer 4. Nancy Gaines Jenkins Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; secretary 4; Future Home- makers of America 3; Senior Play 4; Prize Speaking 3,4; Crisco Award 3; Class Vice- president 4. 15 Sarah Elizabeth Low Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Volleyball 2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Older Girls' Conference 3,4; Prize Speaking 1,2, 3,4; Smoking Conference 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Yearbook Confer- ence 3; Art 3; Senior Play 4. John E. Pender Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Future Farmers of America 3,4. Cheryl Ann ‘Noyes Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4; Program Chairman 4; Older Girls' Conference 2; Deerfield Fair Float 3; Chcerleading Substitute 3; Coro- nation Ball Queen 3; Junior Prom Queen 3; Senior Play 3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Mu- sic Appreciation 3; Prize Speaking 4. 16 Beverly L. Ross Entered grade nine from George B. White Elementary School. Student Council 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Prin- cess' Aide 1; Student Council Conference 2; F.H.A. Conference 3,4; Future Home- makers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Vice-President 4. Gene Wesley Sly Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Deerfield Fair Float 3. Susan Martha Slade Entered grade nine from Northwood Elemen- tary School. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Older Girls' Conference 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y Training Camp 2; Youth and Government Conference 2,4; Junior Industrial Management Institute 2; Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4; St. Paul's School Advanced Studies Program 3; Art 3; Year- book Conference 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Sen- ior Play 4. 17 Judith Ann Stevens Entered grade nine from George B. White Elementary School. Future Homemakers of America 1,2, 3,4; F.H. A. Youth Convention 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Softball 4. Dennis Allen Tuttle Entered grade nine from Nottingham Ele- mentary School. Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Future Farm- ers of America 4. Mary Jane Stevens Entered Grade nine from George B. White School. Future Homemakers of America 1,2, 3,4, historian 2, parliamentarian 4, president 4; F. H. A. Youth Convention 4. 18 Sandra Ellen Twombly Entered grade ten from Portsmouth Senior High School. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, treasurer 4; Older Girls' Conference 3,4; Glee Club 3; Future Home- makers of America 4. Lloyd John Witham Entered grade nine from George B. White School. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Farmers of America 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 4; Basketball 4. 19 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1965 CHAPTER I OUR freshMAN YEAR We began the first of our four years in high school with 40 members -- the largest class ever to enter Coe- Brown Northwood Academy. Mr. Bryant was our class advisor. The first order of business was the election of class officers. We elected as presidentPat Curley; Vice- president -- David Mihachik; secretary -- Donna Gooch; treasurer -- Dottie Ross; Student Council -- Peter Johnson, Polly Blanchard. The first event -- Freshmen Initiation! During the day we performed our duties as slaves for the Superior Sophomores, with a few of us ending up on their black list. On initiation night, dressed in old clothes, we played a terrific game of basketball. To the delight of the audience, six of our boys were the cheerleaders. Participants in sports this year were: volleyball -- Barbara Holmes, Pat Curley, Nancy Beauman; soccer — Ronnie Gardner, Richard Gardner, Herbie Clark; basketball -- Fred Estes, Herbie Clark; softball -- Susan Slade, Jeri Baker, Brenda Merryfield, Beverly McGown, Barbara Holmes, Nancy Beauman; baseball -- David Mihachik, Martin Cantrell, Richard and Ronnie Gardner, Peter Johnson. Throughout the year we sponsored record hops and took part in the annual Coronation Ball. Donna Gooch represented our class as Princess' Aide. Peter Johnson was the only member from our class to take part in the senior play. During the year, Maureen McGown and Ronnie Pevear joined our class, but Eddie LeClair and Paul Mc- Donough left. CHAPTER II BACK AGAIN — AS SOPHOMORES As in our Freshman year, the first thing to do was to elect the members of our class who would lead us for this year. The officers selected were: president -- Peter Johnson; vice-president -- Herbie Clark; secretary — Jane Dalrymple; treasurer -- Donna Gooch; Student Council -- Fred Estes, Pat Curley. Soon it was Freshman Initiation time again -- but now it was our turn to have a little fun, and much en- thusiasm was shown in thinking up terrible things to do to the Freshmen. In addition to those mentioned previously, participants in sports this year were: volleyball -- Barbara 20 Holmes, Pat Curley, Cheryl Noyes, Priscilla Blanchard, Brenda Merryfield, Susan Slade, Sarah Low, and Jeri Baker; soccer — David Mihachik, Dennis Tuttle, Stevie Piwowarcyzk; basketball -- Fred Estes, Herbie Clark, David Mihachik; baseball -- Lloyd Witham, David Mihachik, Richard and Ronnie Gardner; cheer- leading -- Polly and Priscilla Blanchard, Pat Curley. Peter Johnson represented our class again in the senior year play as puddin' Head Wilson and did a great job. Polly Blanchard was our candidate for Princess of the Coronation Ball; however our class came in second, and Polly became the Princess' Aide. Among those who joined our class this year were Stevie Piwowarcyzk, Linda Thomas, and Sandra Twombly. Among those we lost were Richard Anderson, Fred Estes, Richard Gardner, Kathie O'Reilly, Kenny Pease, Robert Perry, Billy Stevens, Ronnie Pevear, and Dottie Ross. Our sophomore year ended with the sad knowledge that Mr. Bryant, our class advisor, would not be with us next year. CHAPTER III A Year To Remember We began our junior year with 31 members and a new class advisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Burrill. Class officers this year were: president — Peter Johnson; vice-president -- Jeri Baker; secretary — Cheryl Noyes; treasurer — Pat Curley; Student Council -- Herbie Clark; and Sarah Low. Peter Johnson and Cheryl Noyes represented our class in the senior play entitled A Pair of Country Kids. Our class entered a float in the Deerfield Fair this year (the first time a junior class has undertaken this opportunity). Our theme was Go Sports -- Go New Hampshire. We received second prize. Many of our classmates went athletic this year. Participants were: in volleyball -- Susan Slade, Brenda Merryfield, Barbara Holmes, Sarah Low, Polly Blanchard, and Pat Curley; in Soccer -- Dennis Tuttle, David Mihachik, Herbie Clark, David Hoadley, and Ronnie Gardner; in Softball -- Barbara Holmes, Susan Salde, Brenda Merryfield, and Jeri Baker; in Baseball -- Ronnie Gardner, Lloyd Witham; in Basketball -- Jeri Baker, Barbara Holmes; in basketball -- David Mihachik, Herbie Clark, and Ronnie Gardner; in Cheerleading -- friscilla Blanchard and Pat Curley. 21 Beverly Ross joined our class this year. However we lost Ronnie Gardner, Donna Gooch, David Hoadley, Linda Thomas, Stevie Piworarczyk, Nancy Beauman, and Martin Cantrell. As in previous years, we sponsored record hops, had the milk sale, and other projects to raise money. When spring came, it was time for one of the biggest events of our high school years -- our Junior Prom. We chose An Oriental Night's Dream as our Theme, with beautiful oriental decorations giving the gym the proper atmosphere. Cheryl Noyes was crowned queen, and with the help and hard work of many of our classmates and teachers, our Junior Prom made this a year to remember. CHAPTER IV WE'RE SENIORS NOW! At the beginning of our Senior and final year, we had 23 members; 8 boys and 15 girls, after losing Brenda Menyfield, Maureen McGown, Beverly Me Town, and Lorraine Laramee. Our class officers were: President, Jerilyn Baker; Vice-President, Nancy Jenkins; Secretary, Cheryl Noyes; Treasurer, David Mihachik; Student Council, Pat Curely and Dick Cunningham. We started the year off with a record hop to earn money for our class. This year, the Senior Play Production was Who Killed Aunt Caroline? Representing the Senior class were: Susan Slade, Peter Johnson, Cheryl Noyes, Sarah Low, Pat Curley, and Nancy Jenkins. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS Sarah Low — Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award. Susan Slade — Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tommorrow Award, Attended Advanced Studies Program at St. Paul's Schoolj Dick Cunningham — Attended the National Future Farmers of America Conference in Kansas City. We are looking forward to our Senior Reception, Graduation activities, and our first Alumni Banquet. 22 MEMORIES Although these pictures represent only a few of the many extra- curricular activities we have enjoyed, we will remember them all. Naturally enough, we dreaded Freshman Initiation, but it really wasn't so terrible. We actually had fun working on the float. Then there was the year we were the Class S champions. Our Junior Prom was the first successful one ever held at Co-Brown. Our theme, An Oriental Night's Dream, was well supported by the decorations; and Cheryl Noyes was certainly a lovely queen. 23 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1965, of Coe-Brown, Northwood Academy, being a little feeble of mind and strong spirit, do hereby present this, our last will and testament. Article I: Article II: Article III: Article IV: Article V: Article VI: Article VII: Article VIII: Article IX: Article X: Article XI: Article XII: Article XIII: We, the seniors of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, do hereby will and bequeath to the Juniors our intelligence, winning smiles, great personalities, and home room; and what- ever else is necessary to make your last year at C. B. N. A. the best ever. I, Jerilyn Baker, do hereby will and bequeath my quiet and lady-like manners to Theresa Davidson. I, Pauline Blanchard, do hereby will and bequeath my unfinished correspondence course in U.S. History to Coach Barron. You're the expert, Coach! i, Priscilla Blanchard, do hereby will and bequeath my long hair to girls who believe blonds have more fun. There's no guarantee with it, girls! I, Herbert Clark, do hereby will and bequeath my hunting boots and jacket to anyone who thinks he can successfully skip school to go hunting. I, Elena Crummey, do hereby will and bequeath my place in front of the Home Economics Room mirrors to Beverly Scribner. I, Richard Cunningham, do hereby will and bequeath my thick curly hair to Mr. Barron. It keeps your head warm, Coach! I, Patricia Curley, do hereby will and bequeath to Mark Long, eveiything he tried to steal on his way to French Class. I, Barbara Holmes, do hereby will and bequeath my athletic ability to Lizabeth Long, come on, Beth, you can do it! I, Nancy Jenkins, leave my influence in Maine to anyone who can get up there to take over. It's worth it girls! I, Jane Dalrymple, do hereby will and bequeath my blonde (?) hair to Carolyn Allard. I, Susan Slade, do hereby will and bequeath my job as senior math tutor to Mr. Jordan. They're all yours now, Mr. Jordan! I, Dennis Tuttle, do hereby will and bequeath my unusual sense of humor to Jeffrey Warren. Take good care of it, Jeff! 24 Article XIV: I, Peter Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath my height to Mike Meyer. Now you'll have a chance to make the team, Mike! Article XV: I, Sarah Low, do hereby will and bequeath my math class to Sandra Dewey. Keep the class lively, Sandy! Article XVI: I, Beverly Ross, do hereby will and bequeath my theory on propaganda and belief in ghosts to everyone in the sociology and psychology class. Article XVII:I, Cheryl Noyes, do hereby will and bequeath the right to use the electric typewriter to any Typing I student who wants it! Good luck! Article XVIILI, David Mihachik, do hereby will and bequeath my effervescent personality to Walter Thomas. Be careful of it, Walter! It's powerful! Article XIX: I, Lloyd Witham, do hereby will and bequeath my hunting boots to Carolyn Morrison. Try to dance in them, Carolyn! Article XX: I, John Pender, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to chatter constantly without getting a tired tongue to Richard Stone. Article XXI: I, Gene Sly, do hereby will and bequeath my worn out comb to Charles Noyes. See if you can get a.little more mileage out of it, Charlie! Article XXII:I, Sandra Twombly, do hereby will and bequeath my list of discarded boy friends to Susan Chase. Remember, only one at a time, Susan! Article XXIII:I, Judy Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my daily coffeebreak to anyone in next year's study halls. It's a good way to wake up, kids! Article XXIV:I, Mary Jane Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my winning ways with Miss Manning to Joan Stevens. Given under our hand and seal the eighteenth of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred sixty-five. 25 “WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE?” CAST Mrs. Endicott — Susan Small Agnes — Cheryl Noyes Riccy -- Peter Johnson Beryl — Teny Davidson Cicely -- Jeannie Rhoades Miss Mabbitt -- Nancy Jenkins David Thompson — Dick Shaw Dan Donovan — Jimmy Barnes Miss MacLain — Sarah Low Una Hagaman -- Susan Slade Lieutenant Clayton -- Bill Marston Aunt Caroline — Pat Curley 26 THEY Who arc they who run through the halls Acknowledging each other with loud, piercing calls? Who are they who seem to find humor in what teachers say When to those above, it's not really that way? Who arc they who, during study halls, Try to find out about Patricia and Paul? It's almost evident, plain to see, Who this they really seems to be — It's almost like a mirror, as one can see The sophisticated upperclassmen as they used to be, This they, as they're called, will someday be (Oh, Heaven forbid!) The graduating class of good old C. B. Nancy Jenkins JUNIOR CLASS 1st ROW: Linda Anthony, Donald Witham, Gail Pickering, Jerry Rhodes, Judy Vinote, Bill Marston, Julie Cag- ney, Sam Johnson. 2nd ROW: Sandra Dewy, David Buzzell, Linda Twombly, Bud Leonard,' Barbra Thomas Bill Stevens Georgia Stevens Bill Brackett. 3rd ROW: Charles Noyes, Bob Carpenter, John Sherman, Susan Small Roberta Reese, Reggie Kemp, Richard Shaw, Gary Goldsmith. 4th ROW: Mrs. Dodge Class Advisor Robert Tasker, Jim Barnes, David Copeland, Jim Meyers. 28 SOPHOMORE CLASS 1st: Dawn Prescott, Betty Bailey, Joan Stevens, Janis Baker, Carolyn Allard, Patricia Clark, Susan Chase. 2nd: Bonnie Twombly, Susan Small, Donna Pickering, Kathy Warren, Leah Swietlovicz, Susan Konopka. 3rd ROW: John Tuttle, Ervin Carr, Richard Stone, Richard Bartels, Ronnie Hoadley, Walter Thomas, Philip Cummings. 4th ROW: Robin Wiley, David Stone, Evan Emerson, Mark Long, Kerry Stimpson, Mr. Barron Class Advisor; Absent: Jeff Warren, John Pickering. FRESHMAN CLASS 1st ROW: Norma Barton, Peggy Bouillard, Midge Stevens, Bunny Palmer, Kathy Thomas, Jeanne Rhodes, Terry Davidson. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Graham, Class Advisor, Beverly Scribner, Beth Long, Sara Strachan, Emily Low, Carolyn Morrison. 3rd ROW: Stanley Piwowarczyk, Robert Stevens, Clyde Guptill, Mike Meyers, Kenneth Withiam. 4th ROW: Tommy Johnson, Robert Brackett, Steven Anthony, George Dewitz, Donald Blodgett, David Ricci; Absent -- Donald Ricci. 29 LANGUAGES French with Mrs. Burri 11. These two pictures were taken in our third floor language laboratory, where students receive instruc- tion in French from Mrs. Burrill, and in Latin from Mrs. Graham. Latin with Mrs. Graham. 30 LANGUAGES English with Mrs. Graham. English with Mrs. Burrill. 31 SCIENCE BIOLOGY WITH MRS. DODGE 32 AGRICULTURE WITH MR. BARKER 33 MATH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Slide rule Instruction with Mr. Berse. 34 HOME ECONOMICS AND ECONOMICS 35 COMMERCIAL CLASSES Shorthand with Miss Manning 36 Typing II with Miss Manning rS ■ ORGANIZATIONS CHRONICLE STAFF Peter Johnson Editor Jim Barnes Assistant Editor Roberta Reese Assistant Editor David Mihachik Business Manager Sam Johnson Assistant Business Manager Bill Marston Assistant Bussiness Manager Sarah Low Susan Slade Jeri Baker Typist 38 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st ROW: Sara Strachan, Pat Curley, Janis Baker, Gail Pickering. 2nd ROW: Ronald Hoadley, Clyde Guptill, John Sherman, Dick Cunningham. Absent: Mr. Jordan, Advisor. SPIRIT STAFF 1st ROW: Priscilla Blanchard, Cheryl Noyes, Pat Curley, Roberta Reese, Susan Small. 2nd ROW: Terry Davidson, Beverly Ross, Sandra Dewey, Jim Barnes, Nancy Jenkins, Miss Man- ning, Production Advisor, Mrs. Graham, Advisor. 39 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW: Mr. Barker, Advisor; Bill Stevens, Lloyd Witham, Evan Emerson, Dick Cunningham, Dennis Tuttle, Steven CuiTan, Walter Thomas, George DeWitz, Mr. Rutherford, student teacher. 2nd ROW: Sam Johnson, Kerry Stimpson, Stanley Piwowarczyk, Bob Stevens, Dave Stone, Richard Bartels, Steven Anthony, Charlie Burtt, Tom Johnson. 3rd ROW: Herbie Clark, Bob Brackett, Gene Sly, Bud Leonard, Donald Blodgett, Ronald Hoadlcy, Sam Pender, Paul Cunningham. ’ SENIOR OFFICERS President — Dick Cunningham Vice-President — Bill Stevens Secretary — Sam Johnson Treasurer — Donald Witham Reporter — George O'Connor Chaplain — Dennis Tuttle JUNIOR OFFICERS President — George DeWitz Vice-President — Bob Stevens Secretary — Bob Tasker Treasurer — Tom Johnson Reporter — Don Ricci Sentinel -- Evan Emerson Parliamentarian -- Bud Lenard Chaplain — Dick Bartels 40 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW: Georgia Stevens, Barbara Holmes, Beverly Ross, Jane Stevens, Elena Crummey, Linda Anthony, Joan Stevens. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Dodge, advisor, Norma Barton, Linda Twombly, Gail Pickering, Judy Veinote, Sandra Twombly. 3rd ROW: Judy Stevens, Beverly Scribner, Beth Long, Patti Clark, Terry Davidson. 4th ROW: Midge Stevens, Bunny Palmer, Priscilla Blanchard, Kathy Warren, Jane Daliymple, Susan Konopka. 41 OFFICERS TRI-HI-Y 1st ROW: Miss Manning. 2nd ROW: Sandra Twom- bly, Nancy Jenkins. 3rd ROW: Jeri Baker, Pat Curley, Cheryl Noyes. 4th ROW: Terry David- son, Sara Strachan, Carolyn Morrison, Polly Blanchard. 5th ROW: Judy Stevens, Sarah Low, Joan Stevens, Linda Twombly, Beth Long, Susan Small. 6th ROW: Barbara Holmes, Susan Slade, Susan Konopka, Susan Chase, Donna Pickering, Bunny Palmer Janis Baker. 7th ROW: Priscilla Blanchard, Gail Pickering, Judy Brackett, Sandra Dewey, Kathy W'arren, Susan Small, Emily Low, Roberta Reese, Jane Dalrymple, Betty Bailey. OFFICERS SEATED: Sandra Twombly, Treasurer; Betty Bailey, Vice-President; Jeri Baker, Presi- dent; Nancy Jenkins, Secretary; Roberta Reese, Conference Council; Pat Curley, Con- ference Council; Priscilla Blanchard, Chaplain. 42 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Peter Johnson, Richard Cunningham, Susan Slade, Sarah Low, Barbara Holmes, Beverly Ross. STANDING: Samuel Johnson, Bill Marston, Gail Pickering, Judy Veinote, Mrs. Burrill, Advisor; Ro- berta Reese, James Barnes, Sam Pender. We are proud to present our newly organized Coe -Brown Chapter of the National Honor Society. Fourteen charter members were in- ducted this spring, and are planning a program of service which will reflect the four cardinal principles of the organization; Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The emblem of the National Honor Society is the keystone of virtue and the flaming torch of truth. Motto — Noblesse Oblige Colors -- Blue and Gold Flower — Yellow Rose 43 GLEE CLUB 1st ROW: Norma Barton, Roberta Reese, Sara Strachan, Carolyn Morrison, Terry Davidson, Barbara Holmes. 2nd ROW: Susan Small, Sandra Dewey, Peggy Bouillard, Midge Stevens, Georgia Stevens, Elena Crummey.’ BAND Betty Bailey, Peter Johnson, Clyde Guptill, Ervin Carr, Steven Curran, Terry Davidson, Philip Cummines. Sam Johnson, Cary Goldsmith, Roberta Reese, Tom Johnson. 44 FALL CROSS COUNTRY For the first time in many years, we have a cross-country team. Five meets, including the state meet at Durham, were held during the season. We were fortunate to have Donald Whiham place fourth in the class S competition at Durham. 1st ROW: Richard Bartels, David Stone, Clyde Guptill, Mr. Jorden Coach, John Sherman, Philip Cummings, Richard Shaw. 2nd ROW: Dennis Tuttle, Stanley Piwowarczyk, Donald Witham, Jim Barnes, Steven Curran, Mark Long, George Dewitz, Robert Carpenter, John Tuttle, Herbert Clark. VOLLEYBALL The volleyball team did comparatively well this year. If they keep improving, they'll be winning every game-three years from now! 46 SPORTS 1st ROW: Mike Meyers, John Tuttle, John Sherman, Herbert Clark, Lloyd Witham, Donald Witham. SOCCER Our soccer team won two games, tied one, and lost seven. Although this isn t a very good record, we have high hopes for the future since there are several promising players on the team. 1st ROW: Sandra Dewey, Janis Baker, Mr. Jordan Coach, Barbara Holmes, Emily Low. 2nd ROW: Roberta Reese, Susan Small, Midge Stevens, Bunny Palmer, Jeri Baker, Susan Slade, Sarah Low. 47 WINTER 1st ROW: Clyde Guptill, Donald Witham, Dennis Tuttle, Herbie Clark, John Tuttle, Jim Meyers. 2nd ROW: Coach Barron, Bob Carpenter, Dave Mihachik, John Sherman, Mark Long, Cary Goldsmith, Reggie Kemp, Bill Stevens, Sam Johnson, Manager. BOYS’ BASKETBALL 48 SPORTS KNEELING: Barbara Holmes, Susan Small. STANDING: Mr. Bense Coach, Donna Picker- ing, Jeri Baker, Linda Anthony, Sandra Dewey, Susan Konopka, Terry Davidson, Jeanne Rhodes, Emily Low, Gail Pickering. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 49 SPORTS SEATED: Jeannie Rhoades, Terry Davidson, Barbara Holmes, Georgia Stevens, Carolyn Allard, Betty Bailey, Patty Clark. STANDING: Judy Stevens, Bunny Palmer, Beverly Scribner, Elena Crummey, Susan Konopka, Midge Stevens, Susan Small, Janis Baker, Jeri Baker, Mr. Bense, Coach. SOFTBALL 50 SPRING SEATED: Jim Meyer, Gene Sly, Evan Emerson, Mr. Barron, coach, Richard Bartels, Stanley Piwowar- czyk, Bob Stevens. STANDING: Bill Marston, Donald Witham, Jim Barnes, Mark Long, Bill Stevens, Bud Leonard, Reggie Kemp, John Sherman, Bob Carpenter. BASEBALL 51 CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Janis Baker, Leah Swietlovicz, Joan Stevens, and Pat Clark. BACK ROW: Roberta Reese, captain; Judy Veinote, Miss Manning, coach; Priscilla Blanchard, and Linda Twombly. 52 ADVERTISING SPONSORS Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence D. Stanch fie Id Mr. Maynard S. Farr Mrs. Arthur Price Katherine Barron, age five Mr. William McGowen Mr. G Mrs. Harry Holmes Mr. G Mrs. Arthur C. Slade, Jr. Mr. Arthur C. Slade, III Mr. N. W. Purinton Mr. G Mrs. Roger King Mr. G Mrs. Richard C. Emerson Mrs. Marion S. Kasimir Mr. G Mrs. Franklin L. Warren Miss Marcia Richardson Mr. G Mrs. J. Perry Richardson Mr. G Mrs. Carl Hammond Mr. G Mrs. Ernest M. Baker Mr. G Mrs. Lewis Tuttle Mr. G Mrs. Leslie Clark Mr. G Mrs. James C. O'Neal Mr. G Mrs. David Small Mr. G Mrs. George Stevens Mr. G Mrs. John Crummey Mr. G Mrs. Dennis Stevens Mr. G Mrs. Murray Witham Mr. G Mrs. Francis Wallace Miss Helen R. Quimby Mr. G Mrs. John Lane Dr. G Mrs. Alfred D. Mihachik Mr. G Mrs. Charles M. Noyes Mr. G Mrs. Kennard E. Goldsmith Mr. G Mrs. Edward T. Berdge Mr. G Mrs. S. Arthur Dodge Mr. G Mrs. Norman T. Johnson Mr. G Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Harry S. Young Mr. G Mrs. Lynwood Fife Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth A. Cooper Alco Pony Farm Mr. G Mrs. L. Fay Burrill Mr. G Mrs. James A. Jordan Miss V. Alice Manning C. B. N. A. Cheerleaders Mr. G Mrs. Ernest Stevens, Jr. Donald P. Duck National Honor Society, Coe-Brown Chapter Mr. G Mrs. Frank O'Neal Bunkwood Country Club THE LINSCOTT AGENCY General Insurance and Real Estate Telephone 942-5444 Northwood, New Hampshire THE LESTER’S FARM MARKET A Modern Market with a Country Atmosphere WHITCHER LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials Tel. 942-5541 Northwood, N.H. Open seven days a week Specializing in New Hampshire Products Northwood Narrows, N.H. Telephone 942-5984 M. D. Tasker General Construction Excavating Bulldozing Septic tanks -- installed and pumped out Hot Topping Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-8601 For Safety of Your Funds on Deposit In the Mails While Traveling --Use PITTSFIELD SAVINGS BANK Compliments of PARSON'S RESTAURANT PINKHAM'S EXPRESS Pittsfield, N.H. Northwood, N.H. Established 1855 Tel. 942-5412 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Courteous Service Plus Wood, Coal, Shavings and Ice Compliments of Compliments of DAY'S POTATO CHIPS Raymond, N.H. Davvers, Mass. Tw5-2543 Sp4-1625 PITTSFIELD NATIONAL BANK For Warmth, Comfort and Service Pittsfield, N.H. REED'S OIL CO. INC. M ll 11 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kerosene Fuel Oil Bottled Gas Heating Units Tel. 435-6571 Pittsfield, New Hampshire Member Federal Reserve System To say Gardner : Son did it is in itself an indication of your fine taste. GARDNER SON Interior Exterior Painting Northwood Ridge, New Hampshire HARVEY LAKE MOTEL Steam Heat Showers Private Beach - T.V. Routes 202-4-9 Northwood, N.H. SHERMAN’S Telephone 942-8602 GARAGE Sherman's Garage RICHARDSON'S PANSY FARM and GREENHOUSE Auto Repairing and Welding Northwood, N.H. Northwood Narrows, N.H. Pansies - Greenhouse Plants Box-annuals Open - April, May, June MORRISON AGENCY Farms, Business, Residential property Southern and Central New Hampshire Northwood, N.H. Tel. 942-5480 Gifts and Antiques at the NORTHWOOD COUNTRY SHOP Routes 202-4-9 East Northwood, N.H. Closed Sundays Open April to December 25th Something for Everybody JAMES C. O'NEAL Plumbing Heating Deerfield, N.H. 463-2371 MR. AND MRS. H. P. CHAMBERLIN 1965 DEERFIELD FAIR DEERFIELD, N. H. The Granite State’s Largest and Finest Agricultural Fair We need your business, our COMPLIMENTS OF business is going in the hole . EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOP TOM VEINOTE k SON Used Cars and Trucks TASKER’S WELL CO. NORTHWOOD NARROWS NEW HAMPSHIRE Tel. 942-5581 Scrap Metals Bought Sold ROTARY CHURN DRILLING DRILLING NORTHWOOD GARAGE 24 Hour Service COMPLIMENTS Wrecker - Fuel Oil - Diesel Fuel OF PITTSFIELD Tel 942-8882 SHOE COMPANY, INC. Compliments of PITTSFIELD BOTTLED GAS COMPANY Pinkham Funeral Home Northwood, New Hampshire Dial 942-5501 Ambulance Service THE BLUE BOWL STORE Route 107, Deerfield, N.H. Your Clover Farm Store Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Beverages THE BLUE BOWL GARAGE Expert Repairing Lubrication Tires Batteries FRED'S BARBER SHOP Tues . -- Fri . 4-9 Sat. 12-9 Northwood, New Hampshire To The Graduates of Coe-Brown Academy we extend our Best Wishes and Sincere Congratulations In The Years Ahead We Look to Many Pleasant Associations With You. The Suncook Bank Suncook, New Hampshire Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHERMAN REALTY Lake shore Property and Country Homes Helen A . Sherman Northwood Narrows MACKAY'S GENERAL STORE Meats Groceries Northwood Center, N.H. Telephone 942-8889 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 L. Sherman Elliot, Jr. local representative UNION MARBLE GRANITE WORKS Cemetery Memorialists Union Rochester, N.H. Congratulations to The Class of '65 Northwood Oil Company, Incorporated Mike Bane, Proprietor Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduates of Coe-Brown F rom Agway Petroleum Corporation Hillsgrove Plant Successor to Hillsgrove Oil Co., Inc. Epsom, New Hampshire HUCKINS OIL COMPANY, INC. ___ IfComplete Petroleum Product ‘DccfrUtutor A b EPSOM, NEW HAMPSHIRE B5HEUL4 (Post Office -- Gossville, N.H.) S'Unb HiCcdunQ) Telephone 7 36-4702 Petroleum 3Metereil Produet• Can Service ANTHONY'S FARM PRODUCE OAKDALE CLAM BAR Fresh Vegetables in Season Route 202-4-9 Potatoes -- Fire Wood Northwood Narrows, N.H. Route 107, Northwood Narrows Reg Kemp, Proprietor MUCH TO DO CHAPTER FFA Serving the Learning To Do Community Doing to Learn We Sell: Maple Syrup Greenhouse Plants Congratulations Graduates from HICKORY HILL REALTY THE CULLITONS Insurance in all of its branches. Country homes, Farms, and Businesses. Deerfield Road Nottingham, N . H . Phone 463-2544 Jack Schwab 942-5571 JACK'S REPAIR SERVICE Routes 4-9-202 Northwood Tune Up -- Electrical and General Auto Repairing Goodyear Tires and Batteries Accessories Compliments of DOUGLAS HOUSES, INC. Epsom, N.H. L. C. Fife CUSTOM WOODWORKING SHOP Pine Furniture, Windows Doors Refinishing, Cabinets, Items Built to order We make the best -- repair the rest Route 4-9-202 Chichester, New Hampshire Telephone 789-6324 CIRCLE EQUIPMENT Epsom, N.H. Allis Chalmers Farm Industrial L. C. FIFE General Contractor Building, Remodeling Masonry, Plumbing, Painting Telephone 942-5426 Northwood, New Hampshire Compliments of YELLOW TOP MOTEL A A Biancardi, Proprietors ALMA'S RUG WOOL CENTER We specialize in yarn goods for rug braiding Telephone 942-8697 Northwood Lake Northwood, New Hampshire BAILEY COMPANY Compliments of Bulldozing Work Petroleum Products AMOSKEAG NATIONAL BANK Transportation Robert E. Bailey Telephone: 942-8661 Northwood, New Hampshire Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Manchester, N.H. MacCALLUM’S JOHNSON’S DAIRY BOAT HOUSE AND DAIRY BAR Milk and Cream Chocolate Milk Evinrude sales service Sporting Goods Marine Supplies Northwood Lake Epsom, N.H. Tel. 736-4750 Our Own Ice Cream Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-5543 HUCKINS’ CHEVROLET, INC. Sales Service Pittsfield, N.H. Gossville, N.H. Telephone 435-6932 736-4711 JOHNSON FARM SUPPLY of N.H. INC. Calef Highway at Lee Rotary Lee, N.H. Fairbanks -- Morse Water Systems Plastic Pipe -- Plumbing Materials TOP O' THE RIDGE and JUNIPER RIDGE General Stores 942-8881 942-8887 CHADBOURNE’S RESTAURANT Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Steaks Seafood Take-Out Orders Homemade Pastry Northwood, N.H. STEVENS' TELEVISION SHOP Established 1923 Deerfield, New Hampshire Dial 463-2582 Authorized Westinghouse Sales and Service Service, on All Makes Compliments of the TRI-HI-Y of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Compliments of The Banks of Concord NEW HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK MECHANICKS NATIONAL BANK MERRIMACK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK CONCORD NATIONAL BANK CONCORD SAVINGS BANK Members Concord Clearing House Association Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I % .y • nr - • I • o '% :' 4� . • • iS . Jr � . ' • •;