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

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CLASS HISTORY One fatal day in September, 1946, a class of very active Freshmen decended on coe-brown, little did WE REALIZE WHAT THE YEARS WERE TO BRING,DURING OUR FOUR YEARS AT THE ACADEMY. IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG FOR PEOPLE TO DI SCOVER THAT THE CLASS OF '50 WAS NO ORDINARY ONE;WE SEEMED TO HAVE BEEN ENDOWED WITH AN OVER-ABUNDANCE OF TALENT, ORIGINALITY, AND INITIATIVE. LET US NOW TAKE A LOOK AT THE LAST FOUR EVENTFIL YEARS : Freshman year-at our first class meeting,welaunched PLANS FOR OUR FORTHCOMING EVENTS OF THE YEAR. THE CLASS THESPIANS PRESENTED, BILLY'S FIRST DATE. SOPHOMORE YEAR-OUR FIRST BIG SOCIAL OF THE YEAR WAS THE FROSH INITIATION, FOLLOWING THIS, THE ENTIRE CLASS TOOK OFF FOR DOVER AND WENT TO THE MOV IES. The three-act play entitled, aunt Tillie Goes to Town , proved very successful, LAURA PALMER AND CLIFF BATCHEDLER WERE CHOSEN FOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES. IN FEBRUARY, WE DIPPED INTO OUR MEAGER FUNDS AND CONTRIBUTED $25 TO THE MILK FUND , TO MAKE UP FOR THIS LOSS IN OUR TREASURY, WE PRESENTED MOVIES AT THE ACADEMY HALL. JUNIOR YEAR-OURING THE FIRST PART OF THE YEAR, WE ENGAGED A PROMINENT WHEB DISC JOCKEY, COMMITTEES WERE ELECTED TO BUILD AROUND THIS MAIN ATTRACTION, A GALA EVENING OF DINING AND DANCING, NIGHT CLUB STYLE . HWIEDIATELY FOLLOW I NG TH I S SUCCESSFUL VENTURE,PLANS CENTERED ON OUR RAPIDLY APPROACHING JUNIOR PROM. THE THEME WAS THAT OF NEPTUNE'S CAVE. A LARGE GROUP DANCED TO THE MUSIC OF MR. COLTER'S ORCHES- TRA. IT WAS OUR CLASS THAT SPONSORED THE FIRST ANNUAL CROWNING OF JUNIOR PROM QUEEN. CHARLENE Hendrick,a senior was chosen, her four lovely aids WERE AS FOLLOWS: 8ETTY NE ILSEN,EL I NOR TWOMBLY.LOIS Hutchins, Dorothy whynot. SENIOR YEAR-IT HAS ARRIVED AT LAST.' TEMPUS FUGIT.' OUR FIRST SOCIAL EVENT OF THIS YEAR WAS THE ANNUAL

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CLASS HI STORY (CONTINUED) SENIOR PLAY, ENTITLED HOBGOBLIN HOUSE. ON JANUARY 19, THE CLASS PARTICIPATED IN THE SOPHO- MORE SOCIAL BY PRESENTING AN EXCELLENT ONE-ACT PLAY, CALLED THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER. During February, the Woman's Club sponsored their annual Essay contest. The seniors walked off with all prizes. Dorothy whynot—-—1st prize Donald felmming-—-2nd prize Clint Miner--------3rd prize. Elizabeth mac Callum was chosen by the senior Class AND FACULTY AS D.A.R. REPRESENTATIVE. JOANNGANTNER WAS PICKED BY THE CHEERLEADERS TO REPRESENT COE- BROWN IN THE FOURTH STATE-WIDE CHEERLEADING CON- TEST, SPONSORED BY THE MANCHESTER UNION. Final preparations were made for graduation, the FOLLOWING HONORS WERE GIVEN OUT: Pat Brower----------valedictorian DONNA YEATON--------SALUTATOR I AN ESSAYISTS: PAT BROWER Dorothy whynot CL I NT MINER Donald Flemming refer to Dramatics.