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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

CHRONICLE 1971 CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. SENIORS III.ADMINISTRATION IV. UNDERCLASSES V. ATHLETICS VI. ORGANIZATION VII. SPECIAL FEATURES VIII. ADVERTISING I COE-BROWN ACADEMY NORTHWOOD N.H. DEDICATION MRS. HELEN DODGE There are some people who deserve a great deal of gratitude for all they have given for others. We, the staff of the 1970-1971 Chronicle and the senior class, feel that one of these people is Mrs. Helen Dodge, our class advisor and a true friend to each and every one of us. Therefore, it is with much affection for her friendship and in deep appreciation for her teaching that we dedicate the 1971 yearbook to her. 2 Vincent P. Skinnei 1967-1968 3 John Leader 1969-1970 G. Scott Darling 1970-1971 TRUSTEES PERLEY I. FITTS NORMAN T. JOHNSON ROBERT A. JOHNSON SAMUEL JOHNSON ROGER KING Arthur McDaniel NORMAN W. MYERS ERNEST PINKHAM J. PERRY RICHARDSON RICHARD BARKER PETER MURPHY ROBERT A. LOW HERBERT SHERMAN GERALD F. GILES RICHARD THOMPSON V3 c O % w President Robert Metcalf Ambition: To attend college Nickname: Mucca Prize Possession: Marilyn Favorite Expression: Spare Us Achievements: Delegate to Mock U.N. at Plymouth State, 4 Vice-President, 4, Baseball 3,4, Basketball Co-captain JV, 3 Varsity, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, Yearbook 4, Business Manager 4, Assistant Editor Class Publication 4. Secretary Name: Linda Nutter Ambition: To find a goal Nickname: Fluffer Prize Possession: My friends and my old red shirt Favorite Expression: You think it Achievements: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, State trea- surer 2, Chapter officer 3,4, National Con- vention Delegate 1,3, Tri Hi-Y 1,2 Drama 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Girls State Delegate, 3, Softball 1,3, Class Secretary 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, Yearbook 4, William Rafcal Ambition: To succeed in life Nickname: Prairie Dog Prize Possession: 1965 Mustang 2 G 2 289 Fastback (Chevy Eater) Favorite Expression: Chevies don't go Achievements: Basketball — 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball -- 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer -- 1,2,3 Class President — 1,2, 4 Treasurer — 3 Basketball Captain 2,3,4 F.F.A. — 3 Soccer captain — 2,3 Baseball Captain — 3,4 5th place foul shooting -- 2 6th place Class S Scoring, 23rd place in- state scoring — 3 Vice-President •Treasurer Student Council Name: Fred Holmes Ambition: A lot of money with little work Nicknmane: Lamby Prize Possession: Kawasaki 350 A7SS Favorite Expression: Come On Achievements: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Soccer 1,2, 3, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Auto Mechanics 1, Student Council 4, Name: Donna Tasker Ambition: To work with retarded children Nickname: Tiny Prize Possession: My friends new and old, and Teddy Bear Favorite Expression: How does it feel to want? Achievements: F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, State Recreation Leader and Newsletter Editor 4, Chapter President 4, Chapter Vice-President 3, National De- legate 1,3, Drama 2,3, Yearbook 4, Editor 4, Class Treasurer 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Volunteer work at Great Bay 4, Chorus 1,2, 3, Junior Prom aide and Chairman 3. Name: Theresa Masten Ambition: Secretary Nickname: Gretch Prize Possession: Misty Favorite Expression: Now I Axe yous Achievements: Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 3,4, Softball 2,3, 4, Co-Captain of Basketball 3, Co-Captain of Volleyball 4, Yearbook 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Art 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Student Council 4, Drama 2,3, Graduation Marshal 3, Magazine 4. Student Council 7 Name: Christine Anthony Ambition: To Help people Nickname: Kiki Prize Possession: Larry (my fiance) Favorite Expression: Super Neat! Achievements: F.H. A. 1,2,4, Class President 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Historian F.H. A. 4, Honor Society 3, Softball 1, Yearbook 3,4, Jr. Editor 3, Business Manager 4, Math Club 1, Magazine Editor 4, Volunteer Work at Great Bay 4, Spirit Boom 4, Junior Prom Committee. 8 Name: Pamela LaFrambois Ambition: To get my license Nickname: Pud Prize Possession: Zabo, my cat and all my friends. Favorite Expression: It must be nice. Achievements: F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Softball 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 3, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Drama 2,3. A Name: Thomas Stevens Ambition: Becoming a carpenter Nickname: Tomascina Prize Possession: 1966 289 high performance Ford Favorite Expression: Fords eat Chevy's for Breakfast Achievements: F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4, Soccer 3, Baseball 2. Name: Deborah Reinhold Ambition: To raise and train Standard-bred horses Nickname: Debi Prize Possession: My harmonica and my horse and my peacock feathers Favorite Expression: I know it and Dynamite Achievements: Graduating from High School, gain- ing Mrs. Dodge's friendship, Girls' basketball 4, Yearbook staff 4, Transfer Portsmouth High School 4. 9 Honor Society Name: Jay McCartin Ambition: Diesel Mechanic Nickname: Winky Prize Possession: My rapid Transi’ Machine My Plymouth Favorite Expression: Talk To Me Achievements: Soph. Class Treas. Junior Class Pres. Student Coun- cil 3, Yearbook 3, 4, F. F. A. 2,3, 4, Springfield Fair 4, Baseball 3, Drama 2, 3, Basketball Manager 2,3 Name: Chris Laderbush Ambition: Nickname: Chris Prize Possession: My Cat Fig Our House Favorite Expression: No Way Achievements: Cheerleader 1, 2, Co-Captain 2, Basketball 1,2, 4, chorus 1,2,4, Secretary-Treas. Student Council 2, Yearbook 4, Tri-Hi-Y -- 1, Honor Society 2 Name: John Schlang Ambition: Farmer Nickname: Smoke Prize Possession: Oxen Favorite Expression: Yep Achievements: Transfer, wrestl- ing, Football, Baseball 4, Basket- ball 4 Name: Sheila Slade Ambition: To enjoy life and satisfy all my wants Nickname: SS Prize Possession: My car (what transportation it yields) Favorite Expression: I'll tell ya Achievements: Cheerleading 1, 3, automechanics 1, Folksinger 1, spirit staff 1, Art 1, Softball, Drama 3, 4 Secretary 3 10 Student Council I Name: Theresa Masten Ambition: Secretary Nickname: Gretch Prize Possession: Misty Achievements: Basketball 2, 3,4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3,4, Student Council 4, Magazine 4, Graduation Marshal 3, Junior Prom Queen 3, French Club 4, Co-Captain of Basketball 3, Co-Captain of Volleyball 4, Art 3,4, Chorus 2, 3,4 Name: John Konopka Ambition: To Succeed with life's problems Nickname: J. K. Prize Possession: My ability to think well Favorite Expression: Lets go out and have a ciga- rette Achievements: F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Music 1, Art 1,2,4, Driver Ed Drama 2, Basketball 3, Spring- field fair 4 V Most Dependable Class workers Chris Anthony, Bill Rafeal Most Athletic Theresa Masten Bill Rafeal W H 0 y S Best in dramatics: Debi Reinhold Jay McCartin Most likely to succeed Chris Anthony, John Schlang 12 Most Unique and Most Original Debi Re inhold Rick Ames (Camera Shy) Quietest Sheila Slade John Schlang Friendliest Donna Tasker Fred Holmes Most Sophisticated Chris Laderbush John Schlang Noisiest: Theresa Masten King, Queen Most School JaY McCartin Spirit: Bill Rafeal Theresa Masten 13 CLASS WILL I. I, Anthony Ames, do hereby will and bequeath my long hair to Mr. Thomas Dodge. II. I, Christine Anthony, do hereby will and bequeath my ulcer to Mrs. Helen Dodge. Good luck and keep calm. III. I, Carroll Downs, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to work in the shop to Richard Pierce. IV. I, John Konopka, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to loose my license to Bob Lindquist. V. I, Pamela LaFrambois, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to ride the Home Economics broom to Linda McGuire. VI. 1, Theresa Masten, do hereby will and bequeath my basketball skills to Pam Holmes, Shelley Bennett, and and Sandy Grondin. VII. I, Jay McCartin, do hereby will and bequeath my Super Honka Plymouth to Charlie Bailey. If he wants a fine dependable high performance car. VII. I, Robert Metcalf, do hereby will and bequeath our outstanding yearbook advisor to all the unfortunate yearbool sttff. IX. I, Linda Nutter, do hereby will and bequeath my job as yearbook typist to Brenda Wilson. Good Luck! X. I, William Rafeal, do hereby will and bequeath my co-ordination to Fred and Craig Holmes. Use it boys, you will find it useful. XI. I, Debi Reinhold do hereby will and bequeath my seeds to Gary. (May they grow high !) XII. I, Sheila Slade, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep my mouth shut to Judy Curtis. XIII. I, Thomas Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my typing ability to Bob Lindl. XIV. I, Donna Tasker, do hereby will and bequeath my job as yearbook editor to Shelley Bennett. Happy Head Ache! ' XV. I, John Schlang, do hereby will and bequeath my last year in high school at Coe-Brown to anyone who will take it. XVI. I, Fred Holmes, do hereby will and bequeath bequeath the will and power plus during the sports seasons to James Sims and my brother, ife XVII. I, Christine Ladcrbush. do hereby will and bequeath my great ability for math to Sandy Grondin. Don't quit to soon Sandy. v . •' ' ; V 'W . jl YEAR BOOK STAFF OF 1970-71 Martin Grecheran, Everett Brown, Debi Reinhold, Chris Anthony — Business Manager, Donna Tasker -- Editor, Linda Maguire, Sandy Grondin, Shelly Bennett — Co-Editor, John Dodge, Sheila Slade, NOT SHOWN: Theresa Master, Pam Holmes, Linda Nutter, Pam LaFrambois, Jimmy Veinote, Jay McCartin I, Donna Tasker, Editor of the 1970-71 Chronicle wish to extend my Gratitude to those stu- dents who have helped to make this year's Choronicle possible. Although this year's Chronicle is not the best, I feel that we have achieved a lot considering the extenuating circumstances. I would like to Give Special Thanks to Chris Anthony our Business manager, Mr. Thomas Dodge our Advisor, and Shelley Bennett our Co-Editor It's been Great working with them all. My Sincere Thanks Donna Tasker 16 FACULTY FACULTY OF ’71 G. Scott Dari ing Headmaster Behind every good Student Stands an accomplished teacher. Helen C. Dodge Home Economics F.H A. Elizabeth Whaley College English, Librarian Deleven E. Whaley English Drama Club United we stand divided we fall. Liz G Ned G Sharon G Gary Sharon C. Baker Business 18 Gary Baker History FACULTY OF ’70 ’71 Learning is the ability to know. All right ... How 'bout another one? Norman Dodge Sciences, Basketball Coach Thomas Dodge Mathematics, Yearbook Giuseppe Pinton French Richard Fisher Agriculture, FFA Hi Sweetie! Beatrice Clement Secretary CAUGHT OFF GUARD CLASS OF ’72 1st -- M. Scribner, C. Cochran, A. Laramee, F. DeMaggio, C. Smith, D. Ward, B. Thurston, S. Grondin, 2nd — Mrs. S. Baker, Adviser, M. Gecheran, J. Gar- land, J. 0 Conner, C. Linquist, P. Giera, R. Eccleston, C. Bailey, B. Hodgdon, Mr. Norman Dodge, Adviser, 3rd — John Dodge, W. Richards, G. Ward, R. Blossom, M. Evert on Class Officers: President -- C. Bailey V. President -- C. Smith Secretary -- D. Ward Treasurer -- C. Linquist 22 CLASS OF ’73 1st — D. Bassett, L. Stout, S. McKenney, W. Dulong, D. Smith, M. Palmer, V. Ross, M. Konopka, S. Reinhold, 2nd -- Mr. D. Whaley, adviser, B. Nutter, B. Wilson, K. Belyea, K. White, P. Rol- lii£, D. Clark, S. Bennett, P. Holmes, S. Boisvert, 3rd -- N. Wilson, E. Sutphen, E. Brown, R. Pearse, G. Carr, L. Baker, R. Lindl. Class Officers: President: Linda Stout V. President: Everett Brown Secretary: Karen Belyea Treasurer: Robert Lindl 23 CLASS OF 1st — P. DeMaggio, D. Coyle, D. Bassett, J. Merryfield, L. Maguire, B. Ma- guire, M. Walker, G. Smith 2nd — V. Lewis, C. Holmes, B. Thurston, R. Lind- quist, P. Gagne, J. Sims, R. Stevens, L. Baker 3rd -- M. Hodgdon, P. Harris, D. Hersey, K. Scribner, P. Geira, C. Allen, R. Chesley, J. Peterson, C. Chesley, H. Reinhold, D. Tasker, C. Thomas, D. McKenny 7 4 ATHLETICS VOLLEYBALL TEAM Pam Holmes Kim White Sandra Grondin Barbara Nutter Debra Ward Co-Captain Priscilla Rollins Co-Captain Theresa Masten To the Volleyball Team: I would like to thank all of the players, and Mrs. Baker, for the lovely gift which they have given me. I really enjoyed being part of the Volleyball team. Keep up the good work. Good Luck; Gretch Karen Belyea Mrs. Baker; Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION NO SMOKING MR. PETER RIEL TEACHER MR. RIEL HELPS BUILD STRONG BODIES WITH COORDINATION OBEDIENCE EXERCISE BODY MECHANICS RUNNING ORGANIZATION WEIGHT CONTROL NO NONSENSE 27 LAST ROW: Fred Holmes. Bob Metcalf. John Schlang, SECOND ROW: Mr. Norman Dodge Advisor, Charles Bailey, Bill Rafeal, John Dodge, Everett Brown On the Ball: Martin Gecheran, Jim Sims, LAST ROW: Mr. Norman Dodge, Craig Holmes, Danny Tasker, Danny Coyle, Jay Merryfield, Charles Chesley, Peter Giera, Roy Chesley. 28 Our Boys in the Four Shooting Tournament- And also SOME of our Best Players. Bob Metcalf: 24 30 in Foul Shooting Tournament Bill Rafeal: 21 30 in Foul Shooting Tournament SHOOTING BOY’S Our Coach showing the players how to play defense which helped us win alot of our games. 29 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TOP ROW — Cathy Allen; Mr. Jim Barnes, coach; Debi Reinhold: co-captain; June Peterson; BOTTOM ROW -- Shelley Bennett; Chris Laderbush, co-captain; Pam Holmes; Sandy Grondin; NOT SHOWN: Jene Sims, Sherry Boisvert, Candy Rollins, Donna Tasker, manager; Theresa Masten, manager; Mr. Baker, coach. SEASON Coe-Brown 15 — Coe-Brown 20 -- Coe-Brown 17 -- Coe-Brown 34 -- Coe-Brown 27 -- Coe-Brown 35 — Coe-Brown 27 — Coe-Brown 27 -- Epping 44 Nute 34 Alton 29 Marlborough 32 Weare 21 Nute 43 Marlborough 29 Sunapee 43 RESULTS Coe-Brown 23 -- Coe-Brown 21 -- Coe-Brown 13 Coe-Brown 23 -- Coe-Brown 20 — Coe-Brown 18 -- Coe-Brown 32 -- Coe-Brown 21 — Belmont 40 Weare 44 Epping 38 Raymond 42 Sunapee 24 Henniker 28 Belmont 29 Alton 50 The girls' basketball team wishes to thank Mr Baker for pulling us through the second half of the season. We realize it took alot of courage to accept the challenge and we also realize he did not take 30 us through the season blindfolded THANKS MR. BAKER! ! ! CHEERLEADERS The C. B. N. A. Cheerleaders worked very hard this year to earn money for new uniforms. Finally after alot of hard work they were rewarded. Special thanks should be given to Mr. Reinhold for all the support he has given the girls. Linda Stout Co-Cap- tain Cathy Lader- bush Co-Captain, Sherry Reinhold, Pat Harris, Diane Bas- sett, Marilyn Ko- nopka, Valerie Lewis, Peggy De- maggio, Not Shown — Sue Dodge Ad- visor “THUNDER A TION!” 31 HIGHPOINT OF Two points more for mighty John Schlang. Graceful Fred Holmes saves the ball again! Find the Missing Comanche rebounder (Hint: Look at the feet) Hold on to that ball! Congratulations are in order to the team for having a wonderful season and doing a great job in the tournament 32 And he drives in for another easy shot THE SEASON “COMEDY” OF What's amatter for you? Ah Quit it No, Shelley we Don't bounce the ball off their heads- ERRORS The Old And News. Class Room Lunch What will he say when he sees this- Let me Point it out this way. Noseying around The Freddi Stop this Racket or I'll Jump. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT: Pamela Holmes, Shelley Bennett, Sec. -Treas. Heidi Rienhold, M. Gecheran, Pres., Theresa Mas- ten. Craig Holmes, Charles Bailey, Fred Holmes, Mr. Darling Advisor. MAGAZINE P. Holmes, W. DuLong, S. Grondin, BACK ROW, B. Nutter, C. Anthony NOT SHOWN: S. Ben- nett, D. Re inhold, K. Belyea, C. Lindquist, T. Masten, L. Stout, K. White, Mr. Whaley, Advisor DRAMA 1st -- R. Ames, P. Giera, R. Blossom, V. Lewis, S. Boisvert, B. Nutter, R. Chesley, J. Konopka, M. Everton, M. Palmer, C. Chesley, D. Coyle, 2nd — N. Wilson, L. Loubier, M. Walker, J. McCartin, E. Brown, S. Reinhold, W. Du- long, K. White, Mr. Whaley, 3rd -- L. Stout, R. Lindi, R. Eccelston. ART+ CHORUS Ken Wallace, Ruth Stevens, Cathy Allen, Debbie Smith, Cathy Scribner, Kim White, Karen Belyea, Jimmy Veinote, Bonnie Thurston. Sandy Grondin, Danny Hersey, Cathy Laderbush, Debi Reinhold, Theresa Masten, Maurice Hodgeton. Teacher -- Mrs Ramsdell Mrs. Ramsdell tries very hard to teach the students in Coe Brown's Chorus how to sing dell also teaches art. Mrs. Rams- I i 38 FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Pinton, Advisor, Shelley Bennett, V Pres , Sandy Grondin President, Kim White, Trea- surer SECOND ROW: Debbie Smith, Pam Holmes, Dawn Bassett, Fred Holmes, Heidi Reinhold, Priscilla Rollins, Craig Holmes NOT SHOWN: Debi Reinhold, Theresa Masten SCIENCE CLUB A picture was unable to be taken of the newly formed Science Club, because they blew themselves up. Members were: Peter Giera Pam Holmes George Smith Norman Wilson Melvin Witham Jeff Carr Dan Tasker Everett Brown Val Lewis Marilyn Konopka Paula Gagne Richard Pearse Jim Sims John Dodge Robert Lindquist Linda Baker Ken Laderbush Frances DeMaggio June Peterson Shelley Bennett Sherri Re inhold Aimee Laramee 39 FRONT: R. Stevens, B. Nutter, B. Wilson, D. Tasker, C. Anthony, Mrs. Dodge, Advisor, L. Nutter, D. Ward. BACK: D. Bassett, M. DcMaggio, S. McKenney, B. Thurston, P. LaFram- bois, S. Grondin, S. Boisvert, D. Clark, C. Thomas, L. Maguire, D. Bassett, C. Schribner, M. Walker. An F. H. A. er hard at work! Vice-President, B. Wilson Pres. D. Tasker Historian, C. Anthony Advisor: Mrs. Dodge Treasurer. D. Ward Songleaders: B. Nutter, R. Stevens Secretary: L. Nutter FRONT: R. Blossem, G. Ward, C. Downs, J. Merryfield, R. Chcsley, C. Chesley, R. Lindquist, M. Hodgdon, J. Konopka. SECOND: Mr. Fisher, Advisor, M. Cechren, C. Bailey, F. Holmes, B. Hodgdon, E. Brown. THIRD. J. Dodge, E. Stuffin, J. McCartin, N. Wilson, N. Wilson, W. Mcguirc, P. Geira, D. Coyle, G. Smith, L. Ward, R. Eccleston, J. Garland, T. Stevens, L. Baker, R. Lindi, D. McKenney, J. Schang, G. Carr, Richard Pierce, L. Loubier, J. Sims. A 41 The Process of Learning PHYSICAL Two of our ambitious boys working out for physical education. Some girls will go to any length to be included in part of the group. EDUCATION What does EATING have to do with Physical Education? P Mr. Riel helps build strong Comanches with Coordination Obedience Exercise Body Mechanics Running Organization Weight Control NO NONSENSE 43 Running helps all of us keep fit. silence and soul the birth of a child leaves the encasings of past eternal silence. solitude ends until death recaptures the contents held throughout life entering they meet loneliness enroute to find a new soul, discovering, a blooming essence is bom. turned inside out to reveal a lining. a dicing of heart. the final steps admitted to the definite limits of boundless space. the end of a journey. the opening of heaven. By Debi Reinhold the ring of water is gone the ring of water is gone. listen to the bullfrogs, saying, croak, croak, drop dead, croak, from tliroats of raspincss like a hollering negro mammy to her black boy; and defieing cries with life. a cause to live is fighting for it. scared of the snakes until one bullfrog croaks when devoured by a life-size worm, not enemy, but challenge for survival. and the black boy will take a stick to beat the snake open. the frog will leap out into the pond, with croaking cries, causing ripples, until the ring of water is gone. By Debi Re inhold PEACE By Cathy Allen to hold, ;es you glad, is of gold, old, ' had. All intertwined, It's like people never care to obey, or to mind How frail our life is, I cannot deny, life the. eggs, in the leaves, straw, and hay, they lie under the sky. HAPPINESS ten grubby toes. Happiness is: green four-leaf clovers, catching a tadpole, watching him grow! And Happiness is living a life that is wild yet And Happiness is someone calling your name Happiness is learning to whistle, sucking an ice cube, hair in the breeze. Life's like a nest, of eggs in the trees. It's never the best, As I can see By Cathy Allen by Linda Stout Happiness is two shiny pennies, pink striped pajamas, and is someone you love. CHANGE IS FOREVER By Linda Stout Wc didn't know how long he'd been away; five, six years maybe. It didn't seem as if in an hour he would get off the train, then get on a bus that would take him to the outskirts of his home town. Home . . . green grass, rolling hills, fresh air, little winding dirt roads. Home, where he had left his waiting family and friends. Even years spent in that dark prison could never disillusion all the memories he maintained of that dear old place. How shocked everyone was when they saw him in court, the expressions on their faces. He could still hear the Judge saying, Five years at the most, four if you're lucky. The patient, ' longing letters that his folks wrote remained unanswered. He didn't even have the guts to write to his girl. After he got out, he couldn't face going back home, at least not right away. For two years after that torture he just bummed around from town to town, picking up what � jobs he COuld get. If he could only get enough money to get back home . . . So he worked night shift here, day shift there, got laid off and applied again. Finally he had enough cash. It would be only days now and he would be there. He could already feel the ground beneath his feet when he stepped off the train and onto the bus. There were quite a few people on it compared to the usual number and the small destination. Look! Out there to the left was the old Weeping Willow Farm. It looked as if there were an addition added onto the bam and there were a lot more cows. The bus stopped. He quickly paid his fare and jumped off. The air seemed a little foggy al- though the sun was shining. There was a long hill he had to walk up and then he could view die whole town. His fast walk broke into a run, and pretty soon he was at the top of the hill. The town was still quite a ways off. In the distance he could see where the dirt turned to pave- ment. He started walking again. The field in which he and the gang used to play football con- tained a modem housing development. Three or four department stores and a huge grocery store stood where McCorcy's General Store used to be. As he walked up the street, he realized that he was among hundreds of strangers. The widened sidewalks were crowded. The sight of all the people sickened him. Whitman, Drury, McLane, Spring Street; that was his street. The crabby old lady's house that was on the comer was white now instead of green. Where was the old oak tree he and his friends used to climb? He was suddenly standing in front of his house. It looked rather rundown. He opened the gate slowly; six years was a long time. Well, it was now or never. He rang the doorbell. Presently a strange face opened the door. Arc Mr. and Mrs. Howard in? 'I'm sorry. You must have the wrong house, was the reply. PATRONS GREENS DRUGSTORE, Pittsfield, N.H. STUDENT COUNCIL, C.B.N.A. SPEARS GARAGE, CONCORD, N.H. MAJ. JAMES BENNETT R. J. SULVANIAN MR. AND MRS. DONALD TASKER TINY MOUTH FRED HOLMES IS GREAT BALL + BASKET = FRED FRED BLOWMAN HOLMES D RRY J. BLACKEY ANNABELLE LEE MR. MRS. ROBERT BAILEY EVER READY EVE RET TO A REAL GREAT BROTHER AND SISTER -- LUV KAREN SNEAKER CHARLIE CHICKEN UH-OH THERE COES THE HARDY BOYS GRETCH THE WRETCH THERE COES THE BOBSEY TWINS 48 ADVERTISING 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 WELL DONE AND GOOD LUCK! 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Earnest Pinkham, Director Telephone 94Z-5501 942-7063 Cong ratulations from the Congratulations To The Class of '7 1 BENGTSON TOOL AND DIE CO., INC. D. W. FORD ARTESIAN WELLS West Nottingham, New Hampshire Precision Tools Dies, Jigs, Fixtures Metal Stampings Northwood, Contract EDM Service N.H. Congratulations to the Class of 71 from SHERMAN'S GARAGE Northwood , N.H. 03261 FARMLANDS REAL ESTATE AGENCY Route 152 Nottingham, N.H. 03261 Congratulations to the Class of 7 1 Tel. 942-8863 Tel. 679-5513 NORTHRIVER MARKET Route 202 Northwood N . H. 03261 Ed and Mary Wallace Managers S. W. BICKFORD Headquarters for Dependable Mdto Service and Ski The P°wer Edge (Every moto-ski has it) Epson, N.H. Tel 736-9050 PINKHAM TRUCKING SERVICE Walter S. Pinkham, Jr. Northwood N.H. 03261 Tel. 942-5412 PLEASANT LAKE MARINE Johnson outboard motors MFG Boats Rupp and Johnsons Snowmobile s Tel 736-4779 Sales and Service Open Daily ( 10-6) Sat Sun (9-6) . Epsom Traffic Circle Congratulations To The Class of 71 From THE COE-BROWN FACULTY Congratulations To The Class of 1971 From THE YEARBOOK STAFF Haggets Sport Shop Inc. Best Wishes From BOOKLAND 24 North Maine Street Tel. 224-4277 PAUL SMITH Back-Hoe Work Sand, Gravel, Loam Water, Wells, Septic Tanks Deerfield, N.H. Tel. 463-8337 MacGregor Athletic Equipment Fishing Tackle Hunting Equipment Baseball, Tennis, Golf Tel. 228-8331 Concord, N.H. Compliments of A Friend KNOLL-CREST GARDENS Flower s Wedding 8c Bouquets Funeral Designs Free Delivery Service Flowers From the Grower Last Longer Tel. 228-8071 Concord, N.H. General Store Northwood COLLINS VARIETY STORE Concord N.H. 03301 Congratulations From EARLS GENERAL STORE Shell Gas 8c Products Groceries-Beer 8c Ale Machine Shop 8c Welding Tel. 942-8840 Congratulations From MR. BRADY BOIGGS DEERFIELD APPLIANCE Sales Service Deerfield, N.H. THOSE WHO WEREI In 2 seconds this picture will self destruet. Up, up and away. Will he make it! Nose to the grindstone. THOSE WHO WILL BE Two very excited girls before the prom -- waiting for an escort. Seems they always keep us waiting. See it all and more in next year's yearbook. 59 Congratulations To The Class of 197 1 From TOP 'O THE RIDGE STORE Bob K. Barne s SHARON NURSING HOME CLARK AND VAIL, INC. Deerfield, N.H. R.N. Nursing Care Quiet Atmosphere Special Attention To Diet Aged Chronic Convale scent Home Like Atmosphere Compliments of JOHN A. TASKER INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of OAK DALE CLAM BAR Pizza - Seafoods Northwood, N.H. Compliments of Helen B. Johnson, Agent Northwood, New Hampshire Tel. 942-5454 RICH DALE DRIVING SCHOOL Congratulations To Coe-Brown Academy Class of 197 1 From PUBLIC SERVICE Company of New Hampshire Pittsfield, N.H. RICHARDSON'S PANSY FARM AND GREENHOUSE Compliments of PITTSFIELD Northwood FURNITURE Building Supply Northwood, N.H. Open April, May, June Center THE PAIGE AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Manager Norman Brown Compliments Tel. 942-5555 of T. W. CHESLEY 24 Main Street Pittsfield, N.H. Stop Air Pollution Ride A Horse Trail Rides -- Pony Rides Hay Rides - Ring Riding Tack Shop CIRCLE F STABLES L. C. Fife Sons Northwood, N.H. Tel. 942-7022 Compliments of Rich Plan Northern New England Inc. Corr)pliments of COTTON'S GIFT and CLOWER SHOPPE Nursery and Landscaping I'+iPittsfield, N.H. Tel. 435-62 1 i _ A ™ J N R CONSTRUCTION Pittsfield, N.H. Tel. 435-8386 Northwood N. H. Tel. 942-8696 Compliments of Congratulatio To The Class ns Coca Cola Bottling Plants, Inc. There's One and Only in Refreshment, too of 1971 From THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CBN A Chapter Micheal Cowan Advisor TASKERS FLOOR SERVICE Floors Sanded, Refinished, Cleaned, waxed, Polished Northwood New Hampshire 03261 Tel. 942-5261 Congratulations To The Class of 197 1 From THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CBN A Chapter Helen Dodge Advisor Congratulations T o Clas s of 1971 From BISHOP BRADY HIGH SCHOOL Columbus Ave . Concord Tel. 224-7418 v; . i v-: :..■- .• r .. 1 5 T— ‘ — % ..... n :v •' •-. saffDw v;yv- v--. . v. - - - r;; •-•• ■ :: - . V- ' -: 7- '..'■ •' _.Vf ■- + v5teJ ' v-' •' '_• - -- -■'' % —-. ■ • y J . ■ V x4% V X .AN - - V r. v: - . - v rv - . . . -' f- v V - •' r- v ■ . r - z' v ... •. ■v . — - :- r • • - - ;%.. v- . :X V : -- • ;..: - • v _;- —___________. ' v- - --; V-_ - - • .—■- r .-' X“:-- -v . • - ' V- ''• ..'- - v .- •- ' . — A ' '•. -- ■■ 'V'' ' • - ‘ ; . -• ' -v ' % ,- s - _ --N :•- v - • -..- v -X ,.%v V —. . -v - - - — .s- ■ •■ • • - • • , a � . -.. •