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

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The Junior year we had 28 members after losing J. Pickering and gaining R. and J. Meyer. Our class officers were: President W. Marston; Vice-President S. Johnson; Secretary, J. Barnes; Treasurer, G. Rhoades; G. Pickering and J. Sher- man, were Student Council representatives. R. Reese was crowned Winter Carnival Queen. Our Junior Prom turned out to be quite a success. G. Pickering was crowned as queen. During the school year we lost: L. Twombly, D. Clark, S. Hutchins, D. Boyle, and R. Meyer. S. Small, R. Shaw, J. Barnes, and W. Marston showed their dramatic skill in the Senior Play, Who Killed Aunt Caroline . The athletes that year were: D. Witham, J. Meyer, R. Carpenter, J. Sherman, G. Goldsmith, R. Kemp, W. Stevens, and S. Johnson (Manager) in basketball; J. Sherman and D. Witham in cross country; D. Witham, J. Barnes, R. Carpenter, R. Shaw, and J. Sherman in soccer; D. Witham, J. Barnes, W. Stevens, B. Leonard, J. Sherman, R. Carpenter, and J. Meyer on the baseball team; R. Reese, S. Small, and S. Dewey in volleyball; L. Anthony, S. Small, and S. Dewey on the girl’s bas- ketball team; S. Small in softball; and R. Reese, J. Veinote, and L. Twombly sat on the sidelines as Cheerleaders. Our class entered a float in the Deerfield Fair titled We Can Make If If We Try. As the Mighty Senior class, we have 28 members. We elected as class officers; R. Shaw, President; G. Rhoades, Vice-President; J. Veinote, Secretary; D. Buzzell, Treasurer; J. Brackett and G. Goldsmith, Student Council Representatives. Judy Brackett was crowned queen of the Winter Carnival Ball. Those participating in the Senior play, The Mouse That Roared were: J. Brackett, G. Pickering, S. Small, R. Reese, J. Sherman, J. Barnes, S. Johnson, G. Rhoades, J. Meyer, G. Goldsmith, and R. Shaw. Those who showed their skill in sports this year were: Volleyball: S. Small, J. Brackett, S. Dewey; softball: S. Dewey, S. Small, J. Brackett; baseball: J. Meyer, J. Barnes, J. Sherman, D. Witham, G. O'Connor; girls basketball: S. Small, S. Dewey, J. Brackett, L. Anthony. Cheerleaders: R. Reese. Soccer: J. Barnes, G. Goldsmith, J. Sherman, D. Witham, J. Meyer, Cross Country: D. Witham, J. Sher- man.

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CLASS HISTORY Our freshman class at Coe-Brown began with 33 members. Our officers were: S. Johnson, President; J. Sherman, Vice-President; J. Barnes, Treasurer; S. Small, Secretary; and W. Marston and J. Brackett represented us on the Student Council. Our worst day of that first year was our initiation which was directed by our Superior Sophomores. During this torturous day, we carried books, hailed Sopho- mores, and performed other tasks. The public initiation was very embarrassing for most of us. The boys competed in a beauty contest, dressed in girl's bathing suits; the girls were dressed in grain sacks and had an exciting inner-tube relay race. Our candidate for Princess of the Coronation Ball was S. Hutchins. We worked hard to beat the Sophomores in the ticket sales and Susan made a very pretty princess. Those participating in sports that year were: G. Pickering, G. Stevens, S. Small, S. Dewey, R. Reese, and J. Brackett in volleyball; J. Barnes and R. Carpenter in soccer; G. Stevens, L. Anthony, J. Veinote, R. Reese, S. Dewey, D. Clark, J. Brackett, and S. Small in softball; S. Johnson, R. Carpenter, J. Barnes, J. Sher- man, and B. Marston in baseball; G. Goldsmith, R. Carpenter, and S. Johnson in basketball; S. Hutchins, L. Anthony, S. Dewey, J. Veinote, R. Reese, and S. Small in girl's basketball. Our Sophomore year, we had only 29 students after losing R. Bruce, R. Pease, W. Laramee, R. Wiley, and S. Bcauman. B. Thomas, D. Copeland, L. Twombly, and D. Boyle joined us druing our second year at Coe-Brown. Our Sophomore officers were: W. Marston, President; G. Goldsmith, Vice- President; S. Hutchins, Secretary; J. Barnes, Treasurer; and J. Sherman and D. Clark were our Student Council representatives. Our first event was the Freshman Initiation. Now, as the Superior Sophomores, it was our turn to have the fun. Then it was again time for the Coronation Ball and Judy Veinote was elected to represent our class for the title of princess. We out-sold the freshmen giving Judy the title. She made as pretty a princess as our last year's candidate. S. Hutchins, J. Brackett, S. Small and S. Dewey were on the volleyball team that year; C. Noyes, R. Carpenter, and W. Marston, soccer; J. Barnes, J. Sherman, R. Shaw, C. Noyes, B. Marston, G. Goldsmith, and R. Carpenter joined the base- ball team; D. Boyle, S. Dewey, S. Hutchins, D. Clark, S. Small and J. Brackett were members of the softball team; C. Noyes, R. Carpenter, G. Goldsmith, and J. Sherman were basketball players with S. Johnson as one of the Managers; R. Reese, S. Dewey, S. Small, J. Brackett, and L. Anthony participated in girl's bas- ketball; and S. Hutchins, D. Clark, and J. Veinote cheered the teams on from the sidelines as Cheerleaders. 20

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Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1966, of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, being of sound mind and body, do hereby present this, our last will and testament. Article 1: We, the seniors of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, do hereby will and bequeath our ability to sell magazines, our spaces in the parking lot, all the possessions of the Bunkwood Boys, and their sense of humor, to all those who mourn our passing. Article 11: I, Linda Anthony, do hereby will and bequeath my dimples to Mr. Bense. Smile Mr. Bense! Article III: 1, James Barnes, do hereby will and bequeath to my sis Terri Davidson, my stuffed Owl--Mick. Article IV: I, Judith Brackett, do hereby will and bequeath my belief in UFO's to Mr. Willey. There's some- thing up there Mr. Willey! Article V: 1, William Brackett, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to skip school and still get good marks to Robin Wiley. Article VI: I, David Buzzell, do hereby will and bequeath, my chivalry and good manners toward the opposite sex to Bruce Brackett. Article VII: I, Robert Carpenter, do hereby will and bequeath, my technique with the women to Walter Thomas. Now you can be 1 1 2 the wolf that I am, Walt! Article VIII: I, David Copeland, do hereby will and bequeath, my shirt tails to Mr. Jordan. Keep them out of sight, Mr. Jordan. Article VIV: I, Sandra Dewey, do hereby will and bequeath, my position on the basketball bench to Midge Stevens. It's still warm, Midge! Article X: 1, Julie Gagne, do hereby will and bequeath, my noisy ways to Donna Downs. They're not so bad, Donna! Article XI: I, Gary Goldsmith, do hereby will and bequeath, my ability to have Wild-Weekends to John Tuttle. Have fun John! Article XII: I, Samuel Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath, my natural height to Chuck Reeves. It has its advantages, too. Article XIII: I, Reg Kemp, do hereby will and bequeath, my comer in the lower corrider to Philip Cummings. May you enjoy it as much as I have. Article XIV: I, William A. Marston, do hereby will and bequeath, my position as right-hand man to anyone who can fill the position. Article XV: I, James Meyer, do hereby will and bequeath, my Southern accent to Mr. Rutherford. It will harmonize with the Yankie twang. 22