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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

COE-BROWN ACADEMY 1969 CHRONICLE CONTENTS Trustees 2 Dedication 3 Faculty 4 Seniors 6 PAST IS PRESENT 21 FUTURE 39 THE TRUSTEES OF COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY WISH TO EXTEND GREETINGS BEST WISHES CONGRA TU LA TION S TO THE CLASS OF 1969 Ralph W. Caswell Perley I. Fitts Roger King Arthur McDaniels Earl D. Folsom Lewis Foote Charles B. McLaughlin Norman W. Myers J. Fred French Norman Johnson Ernest Pinkham Robert Johnson J. Perry Richardson Richard Thompson Samuel Johnson Murray Watson 2 DEDICATION We, The class of 1969, with sincere affection, respect, and appreciation of their thoughtful kindness and ability, dedi- cate our Chronicle to John O'Brien and Chester Willey. John O'Brien, Headmaster State College, Farmington, B.S. Ed. Ma ine The superior teacher stimulates and inspires his students to live at the highest possible level. He nurtures the self-realization of each individual, helping him to develop a sound, satisfactory philosophy of life and effective living habits. He makes the accep- tance of civic and social responsibilities a natural corollary to community citizenship. He promotes physical and mental well-being and is constantly alert to the needs for guidance and the discovery of special talents and interests in his students. --F. Earl Williams Chester Willey Plymouth State College B.S. Class Advisor 1965-1967 3 FACULTY Gerard Bisson, B.A. St. Francis College Driver Ed., French, General Science Carroll L. Erickson, Jr., B.A. Nasson College General Mathematics, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Advanced Math, Basketball Coach Helen C. Dodge, B. Ed. Keene Teachers College Home Economics, Biology, FHA, Class of 1971 Richard F. Fisher, B. S. University of New Hampshire Physics, Vocational Agriculture, Chemistry, FFA, Class of 1969 A V Alice V. Manning, B.S.E. Salem State College Northeastern University University of New Hampshire Business Education Class of 1970, Yearbook, Cheerleaders James Martell University of New Hampshire Music Jeffrey C. Pattee, A.B. Clark University College of St. Thomas U.S. History, Problems of Democracy, Civics, Athletic Director, Newspaper Delevan E. Whaley, Jr. B.A., M.S. Syracuse University English, Library, Drama, Art, Class of 1972 Elizabeth G. Whaley, A.B. Wellesley College English, Latin, Library, Tri-Hi-Y, Softball 5 CLASS OFFICERS Sally Anne Johnson Vice -President The secret of success Is in the constancy of purpose. Prize Possession: My Broken L. B. J. Bat Ambition: To Find One Achievements: President 2; Vice-ftesident 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Prize Speaking 1; Spirit Staff 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 2, Vice-Resident 3, President 4; Yearbook Co- Editor 4, Assistant Co-Editor 3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Field Hockey 3; Folksinging 3; Math Team 1,2,4. William A. Smith, Jr. Milk President Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder What you've been doing. Prize Possession: my peace button Ambition: To find a college to accept me Favorite Expression: If Frost and Flab pay me the money they owe me, I could to to College. Achievements: FFA. 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Eastern States Exposition 4; President 4; Yearbook 3. Beverly Ann Stimpson Bailey Secretary Her smile was the sweetest That ever was seen Prize Possession: My Memories Ambition: Singer Favorite Expression: You dummy! Achievements: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Spirit Staff 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Secretary 1,3,4; Cheer- leading 2, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1; Junior Prom Queen 3; Winter Carnival Princess I; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 4; Folksinging 3; Older Girls Conference 1; Art 2. 6 William R. Strachan Bill Treasurer In quest of that one beauty God put me here to find. Prize Possession: My Music Ambition: To Achieve Reknown in some way Favorite Expression: That's real good Achievements: Student Council 1, Art, Treasurer 4. Linda Copeland Student Council Nothing great was ever achieved Without enthusiasm. Favorite Expression: Do You? frize Possession: My dink shoes Ambition: Truck Driver Achievements: Chorus 1, drama 4, spirit staff 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4. tri-hi-y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Winter Carnival Queen 2, Junior Prom aide 3. Leslie Richard Noyes Les Student Council Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry Prize Possession: My cats; Stinky G Chris Ambition: To become a nurse--have a Nursing Home of my own. Favorite Expression: Whoopie-Ding Achievements: Chorus 1, Art 1,2, Cheerleading 2, Junior from Staff 3, Drama 4, Student Council 4- 7 Ann Elizabeth Brower Bowzer Ronald M. Coffin Cake Preserve me from unreasonable and immoderate sleep. Prize Possession: My fudge collection Ambition: To own a bakery Favorite Expression: Hop to it Frog! Achievements: Baseball 2: Basketball 1,4; Soccer 1. Richard Chandler Dick Business? It's quite simple ! It's other people's money. Prize Possession: C. R. E. Ambition: College Achievements: WASR-FM 1,2,3, Engineer; AVA President 1,2.3; lacrosse 3; Drama 4; Yearbook 4. . . . conversation is one of the greatest pleasures in life. Prize Possession: My Room Ambition:To grow old Favorite Expression: Oh wow! Achievements: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Folksinging 3; Prize Speaking 1; Drama 4; Spirit Staff 1.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3.4; Art 1.2,4 Softball 1; Basketball 2,3; Cheerleading 1; Volleyball 1; Field Hockey 3. 8 «■H Linda Witham Daley Lynn” It’s better to be small and shine, Than be great and cast a shadow. Prize Possession: My husband Ambition: To finish high school Favorite Expression: She's a winner. Achievements: Junior Class Vice-President; F. H.A. 1,2,3, Vice-Resident 3, District Resident 3, National officer candidate 3; Chorus 1; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Yearbook 3; Art 1; Basketball 2; Softball 1,2,3. Donna Elaine Downs Dawn Her quiet nature seems to be tuned To each season's harmony. Prize Possession: Money Ambition: Housewife and mother Favorite Expression: Gee Achievements: F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Yearbook 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2. Elizabeth J. Crandall Mickey A happy combination Of mischief, humor, and sincerity. Prize Possession: Permanent Membership in the Mickey Mouse Club Ambition: Nurse Favorite Expression: Oh shut up Achievements: Junior Class Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Yearbook 4; G. A. A. 3; Cheerleader 4. 9 Wesley A. Frost Wes Business before pleasure, and then lots of pleasure. Prize Possession: Jenifer Ambition: To be successful in business Favorite Expression: Sass? Achievements: F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Eastern States Exposition, N.H. Representative 4, George Laderbush The highest of distinctions is service to others. Prize Possessions: My politeness Ambition: Agricultural Engineer Favorite Expression: Sorry! Achievements: F. F. A. 4; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 4; Soccer 4; Football 3; Spirit Staff 4; Boyscouts 1. Robert E. LaFrambois Good at study, better of play. He's always light of heart. Bob' frize Possession: My '60 Chevy Ambition: Getting an apprenticeship at the navy yard. Achievements: F. F. A. 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1. 10 Mona Lynn Lindahl Moe I'll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobody. Prize Possession: My Fella and my cookbook Ambition: To travel and be independent Favorite Expression: How Come? Achievements: F.H.A. 1,2, Historian 3, President 4; Tri- Hi-Y 1. Henry Matulaitus Hank I dare not trust those eyes, they dance in the mist, dazzle in surprise. Prize Possession: My brains Ambition: To make more money than I can keep track of Favorite Expression: CENSORED! Achievements: Basketball 4; Baseball 4. Jenifer L. Merryfield Jez The gift of gaiety may itself, be the greatest good for- tune. Prize Possession: Wes Ambition: Secretary Favorite Expression: Swing Achievements: F. H. A. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Yearbook 3; Cheerleading 2. 11 Donna M. Pender Silence more musical than any song. Prize Possession: Ronnie Ambition: to be successful in business field Favorite Expression: Well!! Achievements: Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class President; Chorus 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Volleyball 1; Winter Carnival Queen 3. Franklin D. Ross Buzz Teachers and classrooms are his only objections to edu- cation Prize Possession: My license Ambition: To own a Chevy Favorite Expression: Hey now! Achievements: F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2. Patricia Mae Scribner She is little, she is wise, She's a terror for her size. Patty Prize Possession: Reggie Ambition: To have fun after I leave high school Favorite Expression: You turn me on Achievements: F.H. A. 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Softball 2,3. 12 Robert L. Stevens Robbe It's not what you do; it's the way watcha do it! Prize Possession: My license Ambition: To build up a faster car Favorite Expression: Like crazy, man! Achievements: F. F. A. Vice-President 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1; Soccer 2,3,4. Cynthia J. Tasker Cindy Always jolly and quite carefree Life may be dull but never she Prize Possession: My license Ambition: Secretary Favorite Expression: I can't remember. Achievements: Secretary 1; F. H.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Yearbook 4. Katherine Diane Thomas A man says what he knows, A woman what will please. Prize Possession: Black and yellow snake Ambition: Housewife and mother Favorite Expression: How cum Achievements: F. H. A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Yearbook 3,4. 13 James David Tuttle Turtle After the verb To Love, To Help is the most beautiful verb in the world Prize Possession: My 1961 Chevy, 283, 4 barrel, standard. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Favorite Expression: Hey love Achievements: Freshmen Class Vice-President; Sophomore G Junior Class Treasurer; F.F.A. 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Delegate to National F.F.A. Convention 4; Spirit Staff 3; Yearbook 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4. SENIOR CANDIDS That's right poor. They didn't tell me SORED) $% ??! this was WET! !! A Queen's Court: Linda Copeland, Queen Beverly, Ann Brower 16 17 STUDY SPORTS CLASS HISTORY A very different class gathered in Room one, on September 7th 1965, than that presently occupying Room ten. Numbering twenty-five, young, naive, and scared, we were fortunate to have Mr. Willey as class advisor. Officers chosen by the class of 1969 were: L. Noyes, President; J. Tuttle, Vice-President; C. Tasker, Secretary; D. Pender, Treasurer; and S. Johnson and W. Strachan, Student Council Representatives. Freshmen Initiation was held, and while it loomed very dark and imposing to us, it proved to be more historic than we knew, as it was the last in the history of the Academy. At the Winter Carnival in February, B. Bailey represented the class as candidate for Winter Carnival Queen. Unfortunately, the Freshmen Class came in last, in scored points. Our Sophomore year opened more cheerfully, and Mr. Willey was our class advisor for another year. Officers chosen were: S. Johnson, President; W. Smith, Vice-President; D. Pender, Secretary; J. Tuttle, Treasurer; and L. Daley and R. Cummings, Student Council Representatives. Instead of the Freshmen Initiation we had looked forward to with such glee, we were disappointed to find that we had to give a reception for the class of 1970. But as a chosen few of the Juniors can testify, exceptions were made in one or two cases. At the Winter Carnival, in a brilliant piece of basketball strategy, the Sophomore boys defeated the Seniors, to capture the Winter Carnival for the class. The class of 1969 had now come into its own, and Queen L. Copeland and King R. Cummings were the first to taste its new found glory. Our happiness at being Juniors and upper classmen was dimmed by the fact that Mr. Willey had left. Our new class advisor was Mr. Ruther- ford, and our class officers were: D. Pender, President; L. Daley, Vice-President; B. Bailey, Secretary; J. Tuttle, Treasurer; and J. Merryfield and W. Smith, Student Council Representatives. The class of 1969 was once again victorious at the Winter Carnival, and D. Pender was crowned Queen at the dance that night. The 1967-68 basketball season, while not a victorious season for Coe-Brown, was a triumph for the Junior class. W. Frost was Co-Captain of the Varsity Basketball Team, and B. Bailey and L. Cope- land were Co-Captains of the Cheerleading Squad. The Junior Prom, the big event of our Junior year, held May 18th, was entitled Polynesian Paradise. B. Bailey was chosen Queen and her Aides were A. Brower and L. Copeland. Three Juniors who brought fame to the class of 1969 were L. Daley, who was elected State F.H. A. President, S. Johnson, who was chosen to attend the 1968 St. Paul's Summer School for advanced studies, and D. Pender, who was awarded the Underwood-Olvetti Award. In June, S. Johnson and R. Cummings were chosen class Marshals, and W. Smith and J. Tuttle, Flag Bearers by the class of 1968. At Class Day, L. Copeland and D. Hersey presented class gifts to the Seniors, and we finally had our chance to pay them back for that long ago Freshmen Initiation. Our Senior year began with a class of twenty-three and a new Class Advisor, Mr. Fisher. Senior Class officers are: W. Smith, President; S. Johnson, Vice-President; B. Bailey, Secretary; W. Strachan, Treasurer; and L. Copeland and L. Noyes, Student Council Representatives. In September J. Tuttle attended the National F.F. A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Later that month the Senior Class won the Magazine sale, throughly trouncing the Junior Class. In sports, W. Smith was Co- Captain of the Soccer team. W. Frost and W. Smith have been chosen Co-Captains of the Varsity Basketball Team, and L. Copeland, Co-Captain of the Cheerleading Squad. Both the Varsity basketball and cheerleaders have new uniforms this year. In November, L. Copeland as Sonya and L. Noyes as Serebryakov play key roles in the production of Chekov s Uncle Vanya , directed by Mr. Whaley. J. Tuttle, stage manager, and R. Chandler helped with the set, and A. Brower handled the make-up department. With only one quarter of the year past, it is difficult to say more, only that, we have high hopes for this year and all those to come. 20 M.O SM¥ SM H.M IMT. f‘M W «I.1HIXI M AfTf •« '� • AM MmK i m ixui «m ill K N(UIM n. � IMT- « ' SAY STATE SC Of business ■ YOU’RE A GOOD, GOOD GUY, WILLIAM SMITH Our group had 20% fewer cavities! I TELL you Johnson, you made your first mistake when you con- nected dot one to dot three! !! Bailey, that ain't how ya spell supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Here come de Judge! This is a NO NO! What's this . . . the Boogaloo??? Oh man, I don't know anything where'd I put the mustard? FROST, you stole my mustard! about physics but . . . Gee Mrs. Dodge, even good 'ole Miss Manning wouldn't do this to me! 22 WHY can't we build a dragstrip in Mr. O'Brien's backyard? CLASS OF 1970 ROW 1: C. Pease, J. Wilson, R. Downs, F. Smith, D. Chase; ROW 2: J. White, R. Smith, K. Madore, D. Holmes, J. McNutt, G. Laderbush, T. Warren, F. Palmer, Miss Manning, Advisor; ROW 3: B. Post, M. Anthony, H. Rollins, A. Ames, K. Barnes, P. Varney, E. Breen, D. Stevens. ROW 1: Michael Anthony, President; ROW 2: Karen Madore, Treasurer; John Clark, Vice-President; Gloria Laderbush, Secretary. 23 CLASS OF 1971 ROW 1:C. Downs, C. Brower, P. LaFrambois, J. Holmes, A. Soule, J. Konopka, H. Stevens, Mrs. ROW 3: W. Rafael, J. McCartin, T. Stevens, G. Castelle z. Curtis, L. Nutter, D. Trasker, R. Metcalf; ROW 2: F. Dodge, Advisor, R. Crandall, M. Reardon, G. Dean; Stevens, P. McCarthy, G. English, K. McCarthy, D. William Rafael, President; Glenn English, Vice-President; Kevin McCarthy, Secretary; Jay McCartin, Treasurer. 24 CLASS OF 1972 ROW 1: C. Bailey, L. Smith, M. Rafael, R. Blossom, J. O'Connor, L. Ward, G. Wells; ROW 2: A. Laramee, J. Cochran, T. Hanson, P. Geira, D. Ward, C. Smith, C. Laderbush, L. Laramee, M. Scribner; ROW 3: C. Lindquist, C. Foss, P. Masten, L. Dudley, C. Laderbush, S. Grondin, C. Anthony, Mr. Whaley, Advisor; ROW 4: B. Hodgdon, J. Dodge, M. Gecheran, K. Eaton, J. Veinote, G. Ward, C. Bailey. ROW 1; R. Chandler, G. Laderbush, S. Johnson, D. Holmes, F. Smith, J. Tuttle, ROW 2; T. Warren, D. Pender, L. Copeland, C. Tasker, E. Crandall, D. Downs, W. Smith, ROW 3; G. Laderbush, D. Chase, Miss Manning, Advisor, D. Stevens, J. White, J. Wilson CHRONICLE STAFF Senior Editor—Sally Johnson, James Tuttle Junior Editor--Gloria Laderbush, Fred Smith Business Managers—Deborah Holmes, Junior George Laderbush, Senior Advertising Managers--William Smith, Senior Dwight Stevens, Junior Photography—Edward Breen, Editor; Linda Copeland, Elizabeth Crandall Typists--Donna Downs, Karen Madore, Donna Pender, Cynthia Tasker, Thelma Warren, Karen Whitney THE EDITORS AT WORK 26 Dwight Stevens, Deborah Holmes, Richard Chandler, William Smith, James Wilson, George Laderbush Linda Copeland, Elizabeth Crandall, Edward Breen Donna Downs, Cynthia Tasker, Thelma Warren, Donna Pender 27 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: D. Chase, L. Ward, C. Bailey, W. Frost, B. Smith, F. Smith, J. Tuttle; ROW 2: Mr. Fisher, F. Holmes, D. Stevens, R. Stevens, G. Laderbush, T. Stevens. CHAPTER -BROWN Christmas Tree Sale: D. Stevens, H. Stevens, G. O'Connor, B. Hodgdon. Our Mechanics: J. Konopka, A. Ames, P. Varney, D. Holmes. F. Smith GR. Downs. 28 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: C. Laderbush, D. Downs, P. Scribner, M. Lindahl, C. Tasker, J. Curtis. ROW 2: A. Laramee, D. Tasker, C. Smith, J. Cochran, T. Warren, Mrs. Dodge, Advisor. ROW 3: L. Nutter, J. Merryfield, S. Grondin, K. Lindquist, P. LaFrambois, D. Ward. OFFICERS President: M. Lindahl V-President: K. Whitney Secretary: C. Tasker Treasurer: P. Scribner Song Leaders: C. Laderbush, J. Curtis Advisor: Mrs. Dodge. Sewing Class Fitting: D. Ward, GC. Lindquist. Stitching: C. Laderbush WHO’S WHO . . Quietest: D. Downs, L. Noyes Most Dependable: S. Johnson, J. Tuttle Noisiest: R. LaFrambois, B. Stimpson Best Natured, Most Athletic, Most School Spirit, Class Workers: W. Smith, S. Johnson Most Polite, Most Likely to Succeed: G. Lader- bush, S. Johnson. 30 Best in Dramatics: L. Noyes, L. Copeland 31 TRI HI Y ROW 1: C. Brower, Chaplain; B. Stimpson, Treasurer; S. Johnson, President; M. Curran, Vice-President; L. Copeland, Secretary; ROW 2: E. Crandall, J. Curtis, J. McNutt, C. Laderbush, C. Foss, D. Ward, L. Nutter; ROW 3: L. Laramee, A. Brower, P. LaFrambois, Mrs. Elizabeth Whaley, Advisor; D. Tasker, R. Smith. CHORUS S. Johnson at piano, ROW 1: M. Curran, D. Holmes, J. Curtis, J. McNutt, C. Laderbush, D. Ward, J. Tuttle, C. Bailey, A. Soule, F. Holmes, ROW 2: D. Tasker, C. Brower, A. Brower, C. Laderbush, J. Cochran, P. LaFrambois, C. Lindquist, L. Nutter, K. McCarthy. STUDENT COUNCIL C. Bailey, C. Brower, L. Noyes, L. Copeland, D. Stevens, P. McCarthy, C. Laderbush, andj. McNutt. DRAMA CLUB CAST: K. Barnes, L. Copeland, P. GK. McCarthy; Mr. Whaley, Director. ROW 1: L. Dudley, C. Smith, ROW 2: S. Grondin, C. Brower, P. Geira, T. Hanson, C. Laderbush, ROW 3: M. Gecheran, R. Blossom, L. Smith, R. Soule. ART ROW 1: Mr. Whaley, P. Giera, A. Laramee, L. Dudley; ROW 2: C. Laderbush, A. Brower. SPIRIT ROW 1: A. Brower, C. Bailey, E. Breen, Editor; A. Soule, Asst. Editor; ROW 2: P. McCarthy, C. Brower, G. Laderbush, Mr. Pattee, Advisor. 33 SOCCER ROW 1: G. Laderbush, W. Rafael, K. Eaton, L. Smith, D. Castellez, M. Rafael; ROW 2: Coach Bisson, F. Holmes, W. Frost, G. English, P. Varney, J. Tuttle, Coach Pattee. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ROW 1: P. Masten, D. Holmes, G. Laderbush, M. Curran; ROW 2: C. Laderbush, S. Grondin, C. Laderbush, T. Masten. BOYS’ BASKETBALL STARTING LINE-UP: W. Frost, F. Holmes, W. Rafael, H. Matulaitis, W. Smith. CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: L. Copeland, J. McNutt; L. Crandall, C. Laderbush, K. Madore, G. Laderbush, C. Laderbush, L. La ramee. Co-Captains; Linda Copeland, Jan McNutt 35 BOYS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW 1: W. Frost; R. LaFrambois; R. Coffin; W. Smith Co-captain; H. Matulaitis; bush; ROW 2: Manager J. McCartin; H. Stevens; C. English; F. Holmes; W. Rafeal, Co-captain; F. G. Lader- Smith J.V. R. Blossom; M. Rafeal; D. Castellez; R. Coffin; K. McCarthy; G. St evens; B. Hodgdon 36 PEN AND INK PHILOSOPHY . . . A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus. Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind. Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment. The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. The endearing elegance of a fe- male friendship. A faultless body and a blameless mind. I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. My life is one DERNED horrid grind. You should never wear your best trousers when you go out to fight for freedom and truth. Life is just one dem thing after another. 38 VEINOTE HALL Veinotc Hall, after undergoing extensive renovations, was founded in the summer of 1968. The dormitory, which houses nine students, is supervised by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ching. Kenneth Barnes, a former student at Thomp- son Academy, is House Proctor. The boys at the dormitory begin their day at 6:45 a.m. in time to eat breakfast and catch the school bus. The students return to the hall by bus and their time is free until dinner at 5:30 p.m. An hour and a half of study hall time is required of each student, and lights out is at 10:15 p.m. Mr. Bisson, Dean Castellez, BACK ROW: Kenneth Eaton, Edward Breen, Phillip McCarthy, Paul Varney, Michael Reardon, and Alan Soule: and Kevin McCarthy. 40 SICKBAY BLUES Coe-Brown Senior Home Economics girls, Patti Scribner and Mona Lindahl serve lunch to the dorm boys. 41 FUTURESCOPE SCORPIO Unda D. 10 25 W. Strachan 11 8 Your sign indicates that you should exercise caution in demanding your own way. Your great tenacity in love and friendship will soften this fault. Idealism is the strongest ray of the sign. Your compatible signs are Cancer and Pisces. GEMINI Dick 6 5 Ron 6 9 Donna D. 5 28 Leslie 6 14 LEO Bob S. 8 6 ARIES Sally 3 29 George 3 22 James 3 25 TARUS Liz 4 26 Diane 4 25 PICES Cindy 2 22 Linda C. 3 15 VIRGO Ann 9 18 Wes 9 10 Jen 9 21 SAGITTARIUS Mona 12 7 Donna P. 12 1 Frank 11 28 Hank 12 19 UBRA Bob L. 10 6 CANCER Bev 7 11 Patty 7 6 W. Smith 7 21 Your talent in literature, music, and the arts will give stability to your changing values of life. Your great gift of gab will compensate for your periods of moodiness. Your compatible signs are Libra and Aquarius. Generous people abound under this sign. An inability to accept an opposing viewpoint will be compensated for through an affectionate and loving Nature. Love dominates your sign accompanied by an impulsive, generous nature. You compatible signs are Aries and Sagittarius. Traditionally the sign of success. Your tendency to draw hasty conclusions is the weak link in your executive ability. Subject to a good mentality, you must be cautious about foregoing necessary sleep. Optimism when not warranted is a minor flaw in your idealistic attitude. Your compatible signs are Leo and Sagittarius. The sign of lovers of beauty in all forms. Be careful not to stress material comforts. Your good humor and loyalty to friends will overcome your obstinancy and prove helpful with the opposite sex. Your compatible signs are Virgo and Capricorn. Your sign is one of a lover of beauty. Being impractible may cause some problems in your business dealings. The marytr in you will be repressed by your considerate, humane, and generous nature. Your compatible signs are Cancer and Scorpio. Your sign is one of talent and predictability. Your discontent may prove to spur on your industrious side. Your inability to accept opinions and viewpoints will be a disturbing influence to your otherwise loyal and stable friendships. Your compatible signs are Tarns and Capricorn. Yours is the sign of luck and you may need it. A restless nature compounded by an indifferent attitude may put a strain on your optimistic and enthusiastic personality. Your sign indicates a winning way with money. Sagittarius are renowned for their affection. Your compatible signs are Aries and Leo. Your sign indicates that you will always be able to accept opinions of others. Beware the tendency to give up easily, it might cause you some difficulty. Your considerate nature will help you overcome some self-indulgent aspects of your sign. Your compatible signs are Libra and Aquarius. Your sign indicates your great imagination and tenacity will counteract your great lack of optimism. Your sentimentality and romance will help deminish your timidness. Your com- patible signs are Scorpio and Pices. 42 PROPHECY: 1986 INTERPLANETARY NEWS: Director of Mission Central Jupiter, George Laderbush, announced today that Colonel Hank Matulaitis and Wesley Frost will blast off for a one-month exploratory probe of a new planet. Accompanying the two-man team will be Ann Brower, research assistant at Chandler Laboratories, who will test a new secret invention for patent by trillionaire Richard Chandler. Environmental data will be obtained by Dr. Leslie Noyes and his assistant, Elizabeth Crandall. Mona Lindahl is making space news. She is the first woman navigator to accompany an exploratory space mission. Linda Copeland, Science Editor of Interplanetary Science Digest , will issue regular bulletins from space. William Strachan today was officially designated as Poet Laureate of Uranus. IT'S A WOMAN'S GALAXY: Mrs. Jenifer Frost, wife of the space colonel, was appointed to the position of Secretary to James Tuttle, President of Aeronautical Computer Industries, Inc. Donna Downs and Diane Thomas have opened their Interplanetary Computer Dating Business. Good luck, girls. They have chosen Cindy Tasker as treasurer--Cindy and Donna Pender recently completed a new tax reform to alleviate the property tax crisis on Saturn. Bev Stimpson, the Voice of Venus , was chosen by the Interplanetary Commissioner of basketball, Bill Smith, to officially open the new Flying Arena --Home of the Planetoids. EARTH: Frank Ross and Bob LaFrambois today merged their United Automotives of America with Italy's Fcrrarri, Britain's Mercedes, G Germany's Volkswagon. This consolidation makes possible the construction of the fastest, air-cushioned racing car and the longest transcontinental dragstrip to date. Congratulations fellows. Robert St evens has been assigned the task of designing the new racing car of the season to be used on land and water surfaces. Ronald Coffin, President of World Confectionery Dealers Association, announced that due to the increase in wages of local sugar cane crushers, the price of fudge will rise! OCEAN: NEPTUNE CITY Patti Scribner, fashion leader of the interjet set, is having a showing of her latest designs. These clothes are the newest in underwater fashion. Linda Daley has been appointed Chairman of the Urban Underwater Physical Fitness Program. Linda will create exercises to do while submerged without getting the bends. Sally Johnson, Nutrition Director for Kelp By-Products, Inc. is experimenting with 28 flavors of seaweed. 43 DOING OUR THING . . . Secretaries: C. Tasker, D. Pender, and L. Copeland keep the office humming. Glenn English and William Rafael help keep us refreshed. Judy Curtis helps keep Mr. O'Brien's desk NEAT! Jenifer Merryficld keeps the coffee HOT ! 44 Mr. Lund and Staff: C. Downs and G. Ward Coe-Brown NEATNIKS!!! B. Post and D. Stevens sell Glenn English milk at lunchtime. THE JUNIORS ARE THE GREATEST PINKHAM FUNERAL HOME Northwood, N.H. Ernest Pinkham, Director Telephone: 942-5501 942-7063 46 Congratulations to the Class of '69 HARDING METALS, INC. Northwood, N.H. THE LESTER’S FARM MARKET A Modern Market with a Country Atmosphere Open Seven Days a Week Specializing in New Hampshire Products Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-5984 TASKER’S FLOOR SERVICE Telephone 942-5261 Northwood, New Hampshire TORGINOL SEAMLESS FLOORING Clean- - Wax- - Polish Sanding Refinishing 47 NORTHWOOD GARAGE 24 Hour Service W recker Telephone 942-8882 Northwood, New Hampshire Added Service: Hunter Lite-A-Line Compliments of REED'S OIL COMPANY Pittsfield, N.H. Compliments of PITTSFIELD BOTTLED GAS COMPANY Leo Nash Compliments of JOHN R. TUTTLE Congratulations to the Graduates of 69 from LOUISE AND GEORGE DEMMONS RICHARDSON'S PANSY FARM AND GREENHOUSE OCEAN FRESH FISH The Village Green East Northwood, N.H. Wishes this year's graduates the best in health, happiness, and success X «Ml Northwood, New Hampshire Pansies--Greenhouse Plants Box-Annuals Open April, May, and June 48 WHITCHER LUMBER CO. ALMA'S RUG WOOL CENTER Lumber and Building Materials Complete Line of Hooking and Braiding Supplies Telephone: 942-5541 Northwood Lake Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-8692 ANTHONY'S FARM PRODUCE KNOLL-CREST GARDENS Fresh Vegetables in Season Flowers--Wedding Bouquets-- Potatoe s - - Firewood Funeral Designs Free Delivery Service Flowe rs from the Grower last longer Telephone 228-8071 Concord, N.H. '• Route 107 Northwood Narrows TASKER S WELL CO. We Need Your Business Our Business is Going in the Hole Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-5581 Established 1947 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of COE-BROWN from AGWAY PETROLEUM CORPORATION Epsom, N.H. Phone 736-4795 Green Diesel Lubricants Power Champ Gasoline Burner Service Home Heating Fuels 49 FUEL OIL TOM VEINOTE SON NORTHWOOD OIL CO. INC. Used Cars and Trucks Bought Sold 24 Hour Delivery And Burner Service | Mobil j Northwood, New Hampshire Mike Bane Telephone 942-5512 We buy scrap metals Telephone 942-5576 Northwood, New Hampshire HARVEY LAKE MOTEL RIDGE REALTY Showers, Private Beach--T . V. Routes 202-4-9 Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-8602 George Joan Carr Route 4 Northwood, N.H. Don't forget our annual liars' contest LIAR'S PARADISE 942-7773 Meats, Groceries, : Beverages Oscar c Irene Gooch Nottingham, N.H. 679-8673 50 Compliments of FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Much-To-Do Chapter FFA Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Northwood, New Hampshire Remember Our Maple Syrup And Christmas Trees. James Tuttle President THE VILLAGE DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Harold Mace Proprietor Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from the CHEERLEADERS 51 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 CONCORD CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION MEMBERS F.D.I.C. 52 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 53 WELL DONE AND GOOD LUCK! STEVENS STUDIOS A Complete Photographic Service 54 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1969 CHADBOURNE’S RESTAURANT Breakfast Lunch Dinner Steaks Seafood Take-Out-Orders Homemade Pastry Northwood, N.H. 55 Compliments of COCA COLA BOTTLING PLANTS, INC. There’s a one and only in refreshment, too PAUL SMITH Back-Hoe Work Sand Gravel Loam Water Wells Septic Tanks Deerfield, N.H. 463-8337 Congratulations To The Class of 1969 Best Wishes COE-BROWN ACADEMY FACULTY GRANITE STATE WELLING DRILLING COMPANY GRANITE STATE OIL COMPANY Artesian Wells Heating Oils Deerfield, N.H. 463-7411 463-7696 FISHER ASSOCIATES Land Percolation Tests and Subdivision Design Northwood, New Hampshire 942-7745 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Compliments of the BLUE BOWL Route 107 Deerfield, New Hampshire Groceries Gas Frozen Foods Beverages Meats Ice Cream 463-8321 PAUL A. O'NEAL Your Local Plumbing and Heating Man Deerfield, New Hampshire JOHNSON’S DAIRY RAR Northwood, New Hampshire We Make Our Own Ice Cream Congratulations to the Class of 1969 SHERMAN'S GARAGE Northwood, N. H. NORTHWOOD ARTESIAN WELL Maurice E. Caverly Northwood Ridge, N.H. 942-5453 57 HUCKINS OIL COMPANY, Congratulations INC. from the Your Complete Petroleum Products Distributor BENGTSON TOOL AND DIE CO., INC. fcSHELU West Nottingham, N. H. Petroleum Product Precision Tools Dies, Jigs, Fixtures, Epsom, New Hampshire Gosseville Post Office 736-4702 Metal Stampings Contract EDM Service Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Compliments of RICHARD SYLVAIN Compliments and Best Wishes from Wholesale Confectioner AUSTIN-CATE and Paper Goods 33 Jackson Street Rochester, N.H. 332-4574 ACADEMY Compliments of THE BEANSTALK i Center Strafford 1 New Hampshire 1 1 Chichester, N.H. 798-5880 59 BAILEY AND COMPANY The Linscott Agency Bulldozing Work Transportation General Insurance and Real Estate Petroleum Products Robert E. Bailey Telephone 942-8661 Northwood, New Hampshire Telephone 942-5444 Northwood, N.H. Class Of 1968 JOHN A. TASKER INSURANCE Boosters Patrons ACENCY Mr. Winslow Carr Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davidson Miss Margaret Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson Mr. Peter Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lane Mr. and Mrs. John P. Manning Miss Alice Manning Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thorpe Northwood, New Hampshire Mr. Robert Kenneth Wolfe Telephone 942-5454 60 THE PAIGE AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Z4 Main Street Pittsfield, New Hampshire Epsom New Hampshire Roscoe Quimby, Prop. 4 CORNERS SERVICE STATION DUSTIN'S STORE and FABRIC SHOP Pittsfield, N.H. Telephone 435-8441 PITTSFIELD PAINT SHOP Telephone 435-8093 10 Elm Street Pittsfield, New Hampshire Compliments of Congratulations from GREEN'S DRUG STORE, INC. Pittsfield, N.H. Chichester, N.H. Telephone 435-9794 FREESE BROTHERS Ford Corner Pittsfield, N.H. A Good Place to Buy a Car EPSOM GENERAL STORE Epsom, N.H. 61 Compliments of PITTSFIELD NATIONAL BANK Pittsfield, N.H. COMPLIMENTS OF RICH PLAN • r NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND, INC. Eft OF PITTSFIELD, N.H. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Watch Repair Service L. C. FIFE SONS WARREN MIHACHIK Blacksmiths ALfil Tack Shop 1 j 1 Horseshoeing Supplies Northwood, N.H. Telephone 942-7022 frail. Northwood, N.H. Telephone 942-5450 Evenings Saturdays 62 1969 BOOSTERS AND PATRONS Mr. G Mrs. William English Mr. G Mrs. Andrew J. Lane Mrs. G Mr. Kenneth Laderbush Lt. Col. Walter M. Crandall, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Tony Whitehouse Mr. G Mrs. James Martcll Mr. G Mrs. Leonard Anthony G Family Compliments of a Friend Mr. G Mrs. Henry Lovejoy Mr. G Mrs. Albert Davidson Mr. G Mrs. Samuel Johnson Mr. G Mrs. David Ford Mr. G Mrs. Donald Tasker Thcophilis Thistlebones John M. Tuttle C. Carr Janis Baker Betsy Lane Mr. G Mrs. Donald Tasker Sprite Sprite Sprite Mr. G Mrs. W. M. Crandall Barbara J. Yeaton Mrs. Harriet Batchelder Mrs. Lawrence Tasker Mr. G Mrs. Samuel Johnson Jr. The Holmes Family Mr. G Mrs. Robert Bailey Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence Tasker Melvin Jonathan Severance III Mr. G Mrs. Norman Johnson Mrs. John P. Manning Mr. G Mrs. Norman Wood Thomas Johnson Myri J. Lund Linda J. Barto Joseph III Mr. G Mrs. Norman Wood Mr. G Mrs. L. C. Fife Sprite Sprite SERVICE AND CITIZENSHIP Sally Johnson D. A.R. George Laderbush Mona Lindahl Patricia Scribner Donna Pender 63 A. JC - . i v' • v 1 ■ jv v - ' ‘ • • • • ; s- � w ? t ■ . z - . s J5 . A • •• 9 J 1' f .k • i J t 4 .1 ' . . S-k-'iK • ' ■■ . --■• . . 3 • rS-l :r if £ ‘ ' -«e? • ' . y : ti. ■ •5f 5 Sp •;- vr -r • ': - ’ I : 4 . ■ .'}--y Ti f - • J - I - % i • „ - r : :.y x vH '5 • ‘ • . - 7 . • -I • 0 1. 5� - ■ • • « -� —' ■ ■ m m ■— i - - wr , - ?•: • •; V ;.h :$■ -fe hrfy - . • ; h • v ;. : ;• ' . r • i ' V f | V 5 : ? $ a : i - p fe M: v . ? 'f ■' iipJg •41 v: r :• f % jp ’ •’.; § . ii-V- - ,-...- .. ...............• .. 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