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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

o £ D u J zdicatLon MR. PAULE. COLBY We, the senior class of 1977, proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Paul Colby. As custodian, Mr. Colby has unselfishly served our school by seeing that it is always clean and in good condition. He works full time at Coe-Brown including both summer and winter vacations. Mr. Colby has also served the community of Northwood as a Volunteer Fireman and President of the PTA. Even though Mr. Colby does many things which we tend to take for granted, the Senior Class is grateful to him for his service during our past four years at Coe-Brown. 3 4 Dr. Richard Barker Mr. Norman Johnson Mr. Eric Linnell Robert Johnson Chairman Mr. Robert Low Mr. Peter Murphy Mr. Roger King Mr. J. Perry Richardson Mr. Herbert Sherman Mr. Samual Johnson Sr. 5 Plymouth State College, Plymouth, NH B.Ed.; Hampton O Institute, Hampton, VA, M.A. Likes: Distance running, working around my home on Old n Mountain Road. Jordon S. Smaxt c fiiiitant czHe.culmaite.1 Texas A M University, MCS; University of New Hampshire, B.A. Math; Advisor Student Council, Math Team Hobby: Running The Farm. Likes: Students who do homework. 28 za (2[s.mznt ££C £.ta y l X£.nda daxx University of New Hampshire, B.S.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute, M.S. Advisor - FFA Her hobbies are sewing and skiing. zJU axy dfiani xCain University of Maine, B.A. Advisor - Senior Class She enjoys cooking, music and traveling. 7 Qa-n (2[ax(z U.N.H., BA; U.N.H., M.Ed. Hobbies: Needlecraft Likes: Camping, Biking, Dog Sledding. 1PauL S. (JoUjy Likes: Fire Department. 1 cMs-hn d- J ocb)£. Keene Teachers' College, B.Ed. Advisor - FHA and Sophomore Class Hobbies: Arts and Crafts Likes: Teenagers Dislikes: Bay City Rollers. 8 JlinAa J2. £xkac(i St. Francis College, B.A. Advisor - Senior Class, Student Council; Cheerleading Coach Likes: Animal Husbandry, Music Theatre, Psychology, Spinning. -PatxLck c=Hsxx£e.y Ohio Northern University, B. S.; Syracuse University, M.S. Advisor - Archery; Coach - Girls ]. V. Basketball He enjoys bow hunting, fly fishing and snowshoeing. c iaxLy nion University of Maine, B.S. Coach - Boys Varsity Basketball; Girls Varsity Softball Likes; Athletics, Recreation, Teaching Coaching. 9 axon 33 n ion Keene State College, B.S. Coach - Women's Basketball; Gymnastics Hobbies: Tennis, Montana. CfisxL Jls.Cls.xs. University of New Hampshire, B.S. Assistant Advisor - FFA Likes riding, skiing, kids, animals. Oa j 17.(0. Jl{oxxiJ University of Maine, B.S. Advisor - Freshman Class; Coach - Varsity Soccer, J.V. Basketball Likes: All sports. 10 U axC G. tPoHion University of Massachusetts, B.S. Advisor - FFA, Sophomore Class Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, camping Likes: Maple Syrup, Coe-Brown, FFA. GVina LA iGoiiion New Hampshire College, B.S. Advisor - Junior Class, Yearbook Likes: Skiing, Sunday afternoons, traveling, camping, food Dislikes: Sa.m.'s. 1 z Ln.C University of New Hampshire, B.S. University of New Hampshire, B.S. Advisor - Sophomore Class; Coach - Girls Volleyball, Boys Baseball; Athletic Director He enjoys fishing, hunting, camping and all types of athletic sports, especially baseball and basketball. 11 czfiyicfiard. UPiaw University of New Hampshire, B.S., M.Ed. Advisor - Drama Club Likes: Guitar, Auto Mechanics, Outdoor Recreation. UBiaxljaxa di. dmaxt Peter Bent Brigham Hospital School of Nursing School Nurse Dislikes: Checking the girls' room. .11. ( Woxtfi £.n Plymouth State College, B. S. Advisor - Junior Class; Coach - Cross-Country, Assistant Baseball tikes: Sports, Photography, Writing. 12 (JLiOZi 14 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FFA is a National Organization for students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. There are more than % million FFA members across the United States. The Coe-Brown Much-To-Do FFA Chapter is a very active Chapter with over 80 members. Throughout the year members participate in a variety of activities such as: Competition against other New Hampshire FFA members by means of judging and skill contests, an annual trip to the National FFA convention in Kansas City, Mis- souri, maintaining a woodlot at the Academy. Community service projects, making maple syrup in the sugar house which is owned by the FFA, and many more activities. The Coe-Brown Academy Much-To-Do Chapter could not be successful without a little help from our friends. The Board of Trustees, Mr. Mason, the faculty, parents, many friends throughout the community, the state and the country, but most of all from the dedicated Coe-Brown Academy FFA members! 15 Thank you, everyone. SENIORS: Nancy Hilliard, Evelyn Tasker, Pam Tasker, Nancy Nutter. JUNIORS: Joanne Nutter, Kathy Bedard, Darlene Elliot. SOPHOMORES: Mary Scribner, Debbie Cass, Carol Stevens, Ellen Nutter, Debbie Smith, Jackie Hayes, Joann Muntz, Elaine Emerson: Joann Westweli, Debbie Majors, MaryLou Tasker. Diane Taylor. FRESHMEN: Bonnie Holmes, Judy Perkins, Lisa Allen, Chris Crowther. z±. c e e 2 =4 d (J t L O z 16 A helping hand. Boy that one was potent! And here we have a rare species of Wagon Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Chow Time Awayyy we go. 17 j citlz ''ZJzanz i � • i LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Dillon, G. Smart, P. Tasker, L. Magoon. J. Boceck, M. Jordan, S. Smart. M. Bates, M. Westwell, L. Stevens, T. Laderbush. (Duz ULIOZ (f loxAon Sniait The Coe-Brown Math Team competes in the Southeastern League with ten other schools. Six meets are scheduled each year and are hosted by the competing schools. The team consists of up to eight students enrolled in Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and Advanced Math. Two team members compete on problems in each of these subject areas and three members collaborate on a team problem. Coe-Brown has made a good showing even though many of the schools are much larger. Oyster River won the League Trophy for 1975-1976, but we are in contention for 1976-1977. 18 tiulznt (2ounai[ LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Twombly, T. Hammon, L. Hayes, M. Bates, T. Dillon, M. Jordan, L. Stevens, C. Bateman, T. Laderbush. MISSING: D. Brown, S. Hurlbutt, and B. Holmes. (Du % c fcL (JL±OZ± rrilt. (f ozdon JlinAa £x(jac(i 19 cJ-fztjzLncj enandi Judy Carr. Anne Bailey. Sue Sman. Terry Laderbush, Sue Hayes, Nancy Nutter, MaryAnn Wesiwell. Eileen Brown. Paul Colby. Sandy Rollins, Selma Hurlbutt, Judy Potter. Advisor: Miss Poisson. JW in iJ oiiion 20 JW iis SJ- oisson Advisor Anne Bailey Co-Editor Sue Smith Financial Manager Miss Poisson would like to use this space to thank a few interested and hard-working seniors (and junior) who took the time necessary to work for the cause - the cause being the senior class year- book . They spent long and arduous hours discussing, laying out, cropping, checking and rechecking pages for the yearbook as well as selling advertisements to the community businesses. The dedica- tion they showed and the time they put in are qualities the entire class can be proud of and thankful for. I thoroughly enjoyed ''working” with this crew, and wish them and ALL seniors the best of luck in future years. I, like the rest of the school, will surely miss all of you!! 21 LLndzxaL z,zcLa±±nizn 22 FRONT ROW: S. Watson, C. Wyman, B. Holmes, R. Mansfield, B. Lcffel, J. Perkins, K. Johnson, L. Thurbcr, R. Guy- ette, J. Stapelford, W. Potter. J. Dansereau. SECOND ROW: T. Hammond, T. Tasker. R. Magoon, R. Burkland, D. MacPherson, D. Taylor, D. Magoon, L. Allen. R. Carr. THIRD ROW: C. St. Clair. T. Magoon. D. Jackson. S. Yeaton, C. DeMerritt. L. Eddington. FOURTH ROW: G. Kelley, M. Buzzell, D. Brown, A. Brier. M. Bryant. D. Dionne, L. Wallace, N. Gasper. J. Yeazitzis. FIFTH ROW: C. Keech. D. Holmes. R. Hanson. D. Wentworth. D. Gammon. P. Sims. R. Cicchetto, and W. Smith. daw zA ozziCC u z =4 d u t L o z Qofin ±on 24 I'm noi gonna tell you . . . High Karate! ’ Itty - Bitty - Freshman! Follow me so far? 4 w tt Tell me when it’s over. Handsome Devil, you! A. Albee, C. Allen, R. Ballou, C. Bates, R. Bedard, C. Bocek, P. Bouton, J. Buzzell. 1. Capobianco, C. Carr, M. Carr, D. Cass, D. Clacherty, D. Crummey, S. Dewey, E. Downs, S. Earnshaw, D. Elliott, E. Emerson, J. Emro, B. Fitzger- ald, M. Folsom. B. French, K. Glidden, P. Gupiill, S. Harris, B. Hastings, R. Hastings, J. Hayes, L. Hayes, N. Heath, M. Hcwctt, D. Jewell, L. Jock, J. Kelley, B. LaFleur, L. LaPanne, C. Leffcl, J. Lesieur, D. Lester, M. Lewis, M. Lovely, L. Magoon, D. Mayers, D. Major, M. Maynard, S. McDuffee, D. Taylor, D. Mudgett, J. Muntz, K. Neal, E. Nutter, B. O'Connor, L. O'Neal, K. Pence, L. Perkins, C. Potter, K. Ray, C. Sauls, K. Scribner, M. Scribner, T. Sims, D. Smith. P. Smith, R. Smith, J. Stapleford, B. Stevens, C. Stevens, M. Stevens, K. Tasker, M. Tasker, L. Twombly, A. Thurber, J. West well, T. Witham, J. Young, M. Young, P. Ycazitzis, M. Dudley. 26 FRONT ROW: B. Kelley, J. Nault, C. Bateman, J. Yeaton, R. Ryan, M. Capobianco, D. Margelot, M. Corson, B. Plausky, J. Allen, D. Coyle, R. Folsom. SECOND ROW: D. Atkins, H. DeWitt, N. Wilson, L. Jackson, T. Lieby, B. Martel, K. Bedard, J. Nutter, B. Merrill. THIRD ROW: D. Elliot, A. Stanley, J. Genna, B. Leffel, B. Magoon, E. Mikell, B. Magoon, M. Lawton, D. LaPanne, C. Brown. FOURTH ROW: D. Huckins, M. Rollins, S. Houston, S. Rollins, S. Dewey, B. Rollins, D. Hastings, V. Whitney. BACK ROW: K. Scribner. S. Hurlbutt, D. Jewell, G. Smart, J. O'Connor, J. Boceck, J. Sims, D. St. Clair. J. Scrib- ner, and T. Dillon. 28 29 30 31 At the end of the 1975 baseball season, we were written off as contenders for our third straight S title. We lost our pitcher, centerfielder, second baseman, and first baseman starters. If that wasn’t bad enough, when our 1976 season rolled around Randy White was gone and Mike Bristol also. Every- one thought it looked pretty bleak except our team. We had something to prove, that we could win with the personnel we still had. We were lucky to have the Ryan's and Pete Stone come here, they were an integral part of our season success. Last year's squad was undoubtedly the hardest-working team I have had the pleasure to coach. They knew we had a hard road ahead and they gave their supreme effort in every game. How did we do? A team most umpires and followers didn't figure to end the season at a .500 mark, we ended at 10-3, losing those three ball games by a total of six runs. Twice to the No. 1 team in the state, Belmont, by 3-0, 2-1 scores. Two championship teams in a row was great. Three would have been unbelievable, but the team I had last year proved something to themselves and other players. We were still good. Not just good, but with a couple of breaks we would have been on top again. In my own mind we were one of the best and I congratulate all members of last year’s team for one of our most memorable and enjoya- ble seasons in years. We all worked hard and it was worth every pains-taking minute! 32 I think I missed. Well, boys it’s like this. We all have our bad days, Russ. Boy, was that close! 33 BACK ROW: Chip Bates, MngT., Russell Ryan, Kevin Tasker, Rick Dudley. John O’Connor, Joe Sims, Brian Stone, Coach Johnson. FRONT ROW: Paul Smith, Peter Stone, Mark Ryan, Peter Guptill, Jim Yeaton. The 1976-77 Coe Brown Basketball Team Ending the previous season on a very successful note the 1976-77 Coe Brown Basketball team entered the season on a high note of enthusiasm. With a good nucleus of returning veterans along with a group of experienced Junior Varsity players, we looked forward to a season that would not only prove the competitive attitude but the talented personnel of our team. Among the seasoned upperclassmen were: Senior Captain Mark Ryan, other Seniors included Peter Stone, Rick Dudley and Brian Stone; the Juniors were Joe Sims, Russell Ryan, James Yeaton, John O'Connor; and the Sophomores Paul Smith, who in a game against Belmont scored 37 points in the first half, Peter Guptill and Kevin Tasker rounded out the roster. Capitalizing on a huge amount of effort, hard work and dedication during the preseason, this team proved itself to be a serious contender by easily defeating a tough foe in Belmont during the season opener and by Christmas vacation had put together three more victories in four outings. Undoubtedly this team, if not by their playing ability, will be remembered for its excellent atti- tude, on and off the court. One would have to look a great deal to find a better group of young men who can show the total sportsmanship displayed, in life, that they have shown this season. Coach Johnson 35 i T t 1 V a z ± i t y BACK ROW: Sue Ernshaw, Nancy Nutter. Tracy Sims, Coach Johnson, Cheryl Bocck, Miriam Hewitt, Debbie Atkins. FRONT ROW: Joanne Nutter, Terri Laderbush, Ines Capobianco. !£ a i k £ t £ C C The girls’ Varsity Basketball team is currently experiencing a successful season, with a record of six wins and one loss. Although the team is small - only nine members - the determination and dedication of each player is obvious every time the team plays. The two most memorable games to the date have been the Epping game, won in overtime on foul shots, and the Weare game which we won in the final seconds, 31-30. With the season half over 1976-77 girls’ basketball team is currently in eighth place in the state, and is cautiously optimistic about a tournament berth. Members of the 1976-77 girls’ basketball team are Sophomores: Ines Capobianco, Mirina Hewett, Che- ryl Bocek, Sue Ernshaw, Joanne Muntz, Tracy Sims. Juniors: Joanne Nutter, and Seniors: Terri Laderbush and Nancy Nutter. Coach Johnson 37 M. Stevens. Mgr.. K. Glidden. D. Brown. R. Bedard. L. Wallace. B. O'Conner. K. Tasker. P. Gammon, S. Harris. T. i Johnson. P. Smith. C. Sauls, P. Guptill, J. Kelley, Mgr.. Coach Morrill. L t y The J.V. team this year was one of the best ever at Coe-Brown Academy. Not only did we have a very good record, but the players developed an understanding of basketball necessary to compete on the varsity level. As a coach, 1 tried to develop both the physical skills and a positive mental attitude. I always stressed fundamentals and I feel this was one of the main reasons for our success. Every player knew what was required of him and every player knew his contribution was important to the team as a whole. I’d like to say that this year J.V.'s were some of the best people I’ve worked with, and I enjoyed coach- ing and working with all of them. 38 The 1976-1977 basketball season has been a new experience for the fans of CBN A. The junior varsity girl's team has established themselves as a well disciplined and hard-working unit. In the eve of the season finale, the girls have compiled an impressive 9-1 record. The fastbreaking offense has literally run away with many contests to the tune of 30 points per game while the exciting defense has pressed the opposition to allow only 15 points per game. The young ladies representing the academy have been extremely successful in displaying the finest attributes acquired through athletic competition. The lessons learned on the hard wood court will serve them well in the years ahead. Coach Healey 39 Allen, Cheryl Bailey, Anne Hammond, Tracy Bateman, Cindy (co-captain) Neal, Kim Bedard, Cathy Perkins, Judy Capobianco, Marie SUBS Stanley, Amy (co-captain) Hayes, Sue JoAnn Westwell Carol Stevens This year's cheerleading squad has been the most enthusiastic, co-operative and well-drilled group of young women Coe-Brown has seen in several years. The squad of strong-minded fractious” girls was well guided by their co-captains, Amy Stanley and Cindy Bateman. The girls' many, many hours of practice, their spirit, voice and their support at both boys' and girls’ basketball games and pep rallies do not go unappreciated. They did much to create the sport spirit that permeates Coe-Brown during basketball season. Thank you, cheerleaders, for a fine squad this season. Miss Erbach 40 - � v «V 42 The 1976 Coe-Brown Cross-Country Team struggled through a mediocre year. Beset by injuries early on and late in the cam- paign, the Coe-Brown harriers finished with a 7-14 season meet record. There were, however, high points during the season. John O'Connor, who finished first for Coe-Brown all year, set the 3.6-mile Academy course record at 20:06. Dave Crummey was the most consistent runner and finished well at the Hollis Invitational Meet. Clay Sauls, after a week in bed, came out roaring at the State Meet and finished 47. Tough-luck Kenny Glidden, who sprained his ankle three days before the State Meet, turned in a gutsy performance and scrambled to a 39th place finish. Harold DeWitt, an inspirational runner, finished the first meet of the year in a flurry, assuring Coe-Brown of its opening victory; and Leslie Magoon, who loved to race, helped Coe-Brown to its sixth-place finish in the all-important State Meet. The team is a young one with everyone returning, and they will be tough to reckon with in the upcoming years. (2oac!2 ( Wozth £.n D. Crummey H. DeWitt K. Glidden L. Magoon J. O'Connor C. Sauls 43 i m n a ± t L C 1 TOP ROW: Miss Johnson, Lori Hayes, Suzanne Smart, Carol Stevens. BOTTOM ROW: Anne Bailey, Jody Buzzell, Mark Stevens, David Crummey, Kelly Pence, Debbie Mayers. MISSING: Gary Smart, Lorainne Twombly. 44 Working with only eleven students, the gymnastics demonstration held on May 25, 1976 was very successful. Many long arduous hours were spent designing and perfecting the routines that were per- formed on the balance beam, even parallel bars, modern dance and on the mats. Both boys and girls participated and enjoyed the varied activities offered. The students staged two performances: one for the elementary school and one for the general pub- lic . Both performances were very well done. Members of the Gymnastics Team were: SENIORS JUNIORS Anne Bailey Gary Smart Sue Smart Coach - Miss Johnson Co-ordinator - Sue Earnshaw SOPHOMORES Lorraine Twombly David Crummy Kelly Pence Debbie Mayers Jody Buzzell Carol Stevens Mark Stevens Lori Hayes 45 The 1976 Coe-Brown soccer team was one of the most, or least, successful in many years. The team ended with a conference record of 1-4-1, good for third place behind Alton. The team had an overall record of 2- 9-1. SENIORS Paul Colby Mark Ryan Don Hurlbutt Brian Stone Jeff Way Ray Nickerson Gary Ray JUNIORS Brian Merrill Jim Yeaton Gary Smart Billy Kelley SOPHOMORES Peter Guptill Rich Smith Chip Bates Bill O'Connor Peach Kelley Keith Guptill Mark Stevens FRESHMEN 46 Joe Yeazitsis Tim Johnson Coach Morrill THE MIGHTY DEFENSE If he touches it. I'll kill him. Leave me alone - it’s MY ball. Come on Paul.” '’Let me Coach.” Why is everyone staring? Brian? Peach? Who do I pass to? Hustle, you guys. 47 48 SoftUt We had 16 girls on this year's softball team: 3 juniors, 5 sophomores, and 8 freshmen. We played a total of 15 games - winning 10 and losing 5. We went to the tournament in ninth place and lost to Thayer 13-12. AB R H 2B 3B HR AVE Cheryl Bocek 63 21 35 8 1 0 .555 Joanne Nutter 56 21 30 2 2 2 .535 Nancy Nutter 57 24 29 5 4 3 .508 Joan Genna 40 21 18 2 2 0 .450 Pam Tasker 51 19 23 5 1 0 .450 Nancy Hilliard 57 25 24 6 0 1 .421 Marina Hewett 56 22 22 4 1 1 .392 Sandy Rollins 39 13 15 2 0 1 .384 Tracy Sims 35 6 12 2 1 0 .342 Selma Hurlbutt 39 9 11 2 0 0 .282 Mary Maynard 4 1 1 2 0 0 .250 Ellen Nutter 13 3 3 0 0 0 .230 Kathy Bedard 1 6 0 0 0 0 .000 Joanne Muntz 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 M. L. Tasker 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Terry Tasker 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 TOTALS 513 190 223 36 11 8 .434 MESSAGE FROM COACH JOHNSON The CB Girls finished the season with a very respectful 10-4 record. This meant that for the first time, the softball team would make the state tournament. However, they played the eventual winner in Thayer High School and lost a heartbreaking game by the score of 13-12. But we will be looking for better results in the future; especially next year! 49 (VoCLyUl This year the volleyball team had three seniors, five juniors, seven sophomores and one freshman. The varsity team won 5 and lost seven. The junior varsity won ten and lost two. VARSITY MEMBERS JUNIOR VARSITY MEMBERS T. Sims 62 points S. Rollins 53 points S. Hurlbutt 75 points D. Hastings 43 points M. Tasker 67 points J. Nutter 36 points M. Maynard 62 points C. Bocek 36 points E. Nutter 44 points T. Laderbush 26 points S. Yeaton 37 points B. Hastings 23 points I. Capobianco 32 points C. Bateman 21 points N. Hilliard 20 points M. Hewitt 18 points A. Bailey 16 points Coach Peter Reil 50 Manager Nancy Nutter Don't look at us - we didn't do it. V' I think I'll head this one. I can't reach much higher! Here it is girls. Who do they always drop before I hit them? Don't you dare come back over. I've got it. I hope this one goes over. Why did I miss? 51 52 zA [andy c j-bz Activities: Cheerleading, Volleyball, Softball. Hobbies: Partying, Tennis, Reading, Jogging, Surfing. Likes Most: Steve Ambition: College, Return to Pacific, Travel. Remembers Most: Hawaii. cdj-nnz Lilian H aibzy Nickname: Annie or Anna Banana Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; FFA 2, 4; Gym- nastics 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treas. 3: Yearbook 4: Paris 3; Kansas City 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. Hobbies: Chores, Soaps, Creweling, Dancing. Likes Most: Meeting Different People; the Out Doors. Ambition: To be happy, to travel and to get the very most out of life. Remembers Most: Utah, May 8, 1974 Prize Possessions: My blue willow collection; my spider plant. z x u±±zbb S. ISzbyza, bjji. Nickname: Brillo or Coon Hair Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; FFA 2, 3, 4; Staff Development. Hobbies: Partying and Staying Out late. Likes Most: Girls and Ping Pong. Ambition: To be happy and travel. Remembers Most: First period every year. Prize Possession: My thumb and Frampton album. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 53 Gonnis,-Jdjnn iSzooPi. Nickname: Bomon Hobbies: Horse-back Riding, Skating. Likes Most: Going out and having a good time. Ambition: To get married and be happy. Remembers Most: The good times in Coe-Brown. zoom Nickname: Rabbit, Eye Activities: Volleyball 1; Softball 2: Drama 1. Hobbies: Horticulture, Swimming, Skiing. Likes Most: Clothes, Parties. Ambition: To make enough money to travel. Remembers Most: Maryland: White Chevy Van. 54 Cj.ud.Ltfi cdjnn da zz Nickname: Judy Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming. Likes Most: Jay and Partying. Ambition: To become a nurse. Remembers Most: November 3, 1976. PauC W. Catty Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Drama 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3. Likes Most: Playing soccer and basketball with the boys. Ambition: To go to college and become successful in a good job. Remembers Most: The two consecutive baseball championships we won. {ZJammtj Cj.. (luxxi x Hobbies: Collecting Horse Items. Likes Most: Working With Horses. Ambition: To be successful. Remembers Most: The donkey basketball game. lPxL±cl[[cl zA ay 007 21 Nickname: Tilley Activities: FFA Hobbies: Knitting, Sewing. Ambition: To work. 55 zoivn Nickname: Jim Hobbies: Coin-Collecting, Hunting. Likes Most: Girls, Partying, Michelob, Drag Races. Ambition: To get a good job and make a lot of money. Remembers Most: My Sophomore year at Spaulding High School. zJ Lc(iazc[ c f. licitcy Nickname: Duds” Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies: Riding Motorcycles and Being With Girls. Likes Most: Going to the beach with a babe. Ambition: To move to Florida. Remembers Most: Going to Europe in the summer of 1976. Prize Possession: My 1968 Super Bee. zA axtz 3ovj(zz Activities: Working Hobbies: Making Money Likes Most: Money Ambition: Become an S.P. Detective; Retire Remembers Most: Juite fruce my Sophomore year. Activities: Yearbook; Prom Committee; Drama. Hobbies: Horseback Riding and Kite Flying. Likes Most: Chocolate Ice Cream Cones and Jeff. Ambition: To ride off into the sunset and live happily ever after. Remembers Most: Mr. J. and Government Class. ( l1 . ( ujitiLL Nickname: Brutus Activities: Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 2; Soccer 1; FFA 2, 3, 4. Hobbies: Snowmobiling, Hockey, Football, Weightlifting. Likes Most: My Girlfriend, Mary Ellen Ambition: To be myself. Remembers Most: Freshman year. LL±an Nickname: Beetle; Sue Activities: Volleyball 1; Softball 1; FFA 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Drama 1. Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Horseback Riding, Reading, Writing Poetry, Making Pizza, Listening to Music, Snowmo- biling. Likes Most: Summertime, Animals, Bare Feet, Apples, Green Eyes and Jams. Ambition: Becoming a men's hair stylist, making money, being happy, travelling. Remembers Most: B H; Virginia; The George Washington Bridge; all of my friends and the good times we've had and our Junior Prom. 57 (zAfancy StCzn c -fitLiard Activities: Cross Country 2; Basketball 2; Co-Captain 3, Soft- ball 1. 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4. Favorite Pastimes: Writing to _________ , talking on the phone, daydreaming, going to AC A with the girls. Likes Most: Sports, being with my friends, partying and listen- ing to music. Ambition: To enjoy life and work with special children. Remembers Most: 1975-76 softball season going to the tourna- ment Thayer 13-12 and Patty Koeble Hit the lights! Dislikes: Henniker, snobby people, school, prejudice. J ona-td. czJ-fuzLbutt Nickname: Herb the Perv Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3. Hobbies: Camping, Hockey. Likes Most: Sue, Chili, Neil Diamond. Ambition: Eternity. Remembers Most: Punching Sue in the eye during our Freshman year (sorry). dtlinton Qack ±on Nickname: Clint Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4. Hobbies: Camping, Building Things, Destroying Things, Eat- ing. Likes Most: Ice Cream, Hamburgers and Watching TV. Ambition: Join the armed services or go to Hollywood and become a millionaire. Remembers Most: Going to Kansas City in a van last year with the FFA. 58 Nickname: Bones: B.J. Activities: Basketball 2; Softball 1,2. Hobbies: Partying, Sewing, Riding Around. Likes Most: My husband and Junior (?) Ambition: To have a healthy baby and keep a happy and fulfill- ing life. Remembers Most: November 27, 1976 and March 27, 28 and 29 of 1976. JW aztz Jordan Nickname: Jordache Activities: Student Council 3,4; Math Team 4. Hobbies: Motorcycling, Waterskiing, Snowskiing, Swimming, Drags. Likes Most: Going where the action is; going to Milford and Wilton: Kawasaki, Music, Aerosmith. Ambition: To live a successful middle-class life. Remembers Most: Pulling an all-nighter in that Milford, NH town; Aerosmith concern, New Year's Eve. Prize Possession: My material things and memories. Nickname: Terry Activities: Basketball 1, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Class VP 1; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Drama 1, 2; FFA VP 1; Exec. Council 2; FHA Historian 1; Yearbook Staff 4. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Tennis, Swimming, Reading, Waterskiing. Likes Most: One special guy. Ambition: To make a success of whatever I do. Remembers Most: My first New Year’s Eve Party. Prize Possession: My horse, my friends. 59 [J-’auL J otanA J2a(lPann.E Hobbies: Cars Ambition: To work in Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Remembers Most: Summer of 1976. [2 0T££ 2 LincblpL Hobbies: Horses Likes Most: Being left alone. Ambition: To be a jockey. Remembers Most: Working at Suffolk Downs. [Z o 2a y Qx. Nickname: Marty Hobbies: Playing hockey. Likes Most: Past card, my investments. Ambition: To be successful early in life so 1 won't have to work any more. Remembers Most: The rides to school in the morning and Mr. Johnson's ''red eye. 60 A [ E±±ina Nickname: Messna Hobbies: Getting Into Car Accidents, Accidents, Auto Mechan- ics, Skiing, Partying, Hockey. Likes Most: My Sabbath car and my plants. Ambition: To live a long, rich life without having any more car accidents. Remembers Most: ASVAB testing day of my senior year. Prize Possession: My plant. ‘zJ ayrnonA (A zAfia(z£,r±on Nickname: Ray, Cool Ray Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Water Skiing. Likes Most: Blonds, Brunettes, My Ag Classes. Ambition: To become a full-time fire fighter. Remembers Most: Mrs. Lemeris's English II class. Prize Possession: My '65 Chevy (The White Ghost) dVancy czAf. zAfuttzx Nickname: Nanc Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 4; Basketball Manager 3; FHA 4; FFA 4; Cross Country 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Hobbies: Playing Sports. Likes Most: Snowmobiling. Ambition: To get married and travel. Remembers Most: Softball Tournament; Winning the Winter Carnivals. e - 0 61 'J.uAitfi £[ainz iJ ottzx Nickname: Judy Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Water Skiing. Likes Most: Riding around doing nothing. Ambition: To go to Hesser College and become a medical sec- retary . Remembers Most: Tenth Grade English, Mr. Shaw. Nickname: Easy Rider,” C.B. Hobbies: Motorcycling, Water Skiing, Skindiving, Hockey, Welding, Wood Working. Likes Most: Motorcycling, Brenda Ambition: To someday further my education at Portsmouth Tech., and major in welding and hopefully work for High Follers Construction as a certified welder; to be married to Brenda. Remembers Most: Being able to graduate from Coe-Brown Acad- emy by the skin of my ears. Nickname: Record Activities: Hunting, fishing. Hobbies: Hockey Likes Most: Staying out of trouble. Ambition: Graduation. Remembers Most: Getting into trouble. 62 JW ax (z an Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Cross Country 3. Hobbies: Fishing, Music. Likes Most: Success Ambition: To go to College. [J on Nickname: Duck Activities: FFA Hobbies: Partying Ambition: To work for myself Remembers Most: My senior year. Prize Possession: 1976 GT 750 water-cooled Suzuki. uzannz VlaxLz J niazt Nickname: Sue Activities: Volleyball 1; Cross Country 2: Cheerleading 1, 2: Gymnastics Show 3, 4; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; FFA 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 4: Student Coun- cil 1. Hobbies: Cross Country Skiing, Water Skiing and Chores. Likes Most: Okies, Farms and FFA Ambition: To get my doctorate in some phase of agriculture, go out West, and have a rewarding life. Remembers Most: Fiddler on the Roof at the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. 1976 Prize Possession: FFA State Farmer Degree. 63 Su±an cAfnn JbniLth Nickname: Nasus Activities: Volleyball 2, 3; Finance Manager Yearbook 4. Hobbies: Skating, Riding and Dancing. Likes Most: Don, My Rings, Judy Garland. Ambition: To work and be a good wife. Remembers Most: Getting decked by a rugged male individual. A2inAa A ts.(j£niL Activities: Softball 1; Student Council 2; Vice President 3: Pres- ident 4; Cheerleading 2, 3; Cross Country 2; Class President 2, 3, 4; Paris 3; Drama Club 2; FFA 2. Hobbies: Dune Buggying, Swimming, Bike Riding, Dancing, Water Skiing. Cares About Most: Jimmy Ambition: To get the best out of life and enjoy it. Remembers Most: The Summer of 1975 - present. l 3zian Actons. Nickname: Stoney Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball Hobbies: Motorcycling, Skiing, Partying. Likes Most: Physical Ed., Hack-city, Basketball. Ambition: To work at a career that I would enjoy. Remembers Most: A fun final year at a small school. Prize Possession: My HI Kawasaki 500. 64 Nickname: Pete Activities: Basketball, Baseball. Hobbies: Cross Country Skiing, Recording Tapes. Likes Most: Scott Fisher talking me into transferring from Cen- tral High to Coe-Brown during the Central Memorial football game. Ambition: To be happy in what I do. Remembers Most: Going to the beach when my car had a crack in the exhaust pipe. Jlo Nickname: Eve Activities: Volleyball 1,2. Hobbies: Help people with their problems. Likes Most: Snowmobiling. Ambition: Help the blind and travel. Remembers Most: The winter carnivals. Nickname: Pam Activities: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Class VP 2; Class Secretary 3 Hobbies: Partying, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Sewing. Likes Most: Robert, parties, nice cars, music, plants, making people happy. Ambition: To go to Springfield, MA: go to college and have fun while doing it. Remembers Most: March 26, 27 and 28, 1976 Prize Possession: My Hair! 65 Nickname: The toe Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Prom Committee. Hobbies: Snorkling, Swimming and Getting a Tann. Likes Most: Going to the beach; soccer games. Ambition: Blacksmith Remembers Most: Riding through Rochester with Belyea and the Austin Cate soccer game. Ai axij czQnn Activities: Student Council 2; Class VP 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Cheerleading 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3; Yearbook 4. Hobbies: Bike Riding, Long Walks, Swimming, Cross County Running, Cross Country Skiing. Cares About Most: Scott Ambition: To become a nurse and to make others happy in life. Remembers Most: March 3. 66 J2tLEn.nn ( WimtanCzy Nickname: Lee Activities: FHA 3, 4; Drama 3,4. Hobbies: Music Likes Most: Good friends, one in particular. Ambition: To do what I want and do it well. Remembers Most: My first day at Coe-Brown. 17 ze (2[ai.i. 977 070 U U a[±o [dzs to Z£m ni(j£Z tfiz±z c[a±±mcitz± vjfio did not cjza-ducitz with u± J Lixx -fa±tin ± b ClLiL J az±on± J A azfz J ic.fiaxd± CiLLian Ijoung cAl oi£ £xiou.i. Mary Ann Wesiwell Mark Ryan (2Caa Cixti d oit 3ooiii.ii Sue Smart Dennis Guptill Anne Bailey Donald Seeley 68 Sue Smart Ray Nickerson JW ti£TA Eileen Brown Mark Jordan dV oi.t -Hi efy (Uo Succ£.eA MaryAnn Westwell Don Seeley 69 zA oit c j-tfiCstic lBs.it H ancsxi. Terry Laderbush Mark Ryan Terry Laderbush Jack Record iBsit J xsiisA Mandy Abe Don Seeley COMANCHES (2[a.XX ( ]Voz i£.ZA Linda Stevens Don Hurlbutt 71 We, the Senior Class of 1977, do hereby will and bequeath our ability to party to the Junior Class; our ability to hold successful dances to the Sophomore Class; our ability to get along with each other to the Freshman Class; and our ability to win the Winter Carnival to the incoming Freshmen: with the hopes that they all will carry on our tradition to make Coe-Brown the best that it can be. We, the Senior Class of 1977, shall now present the last will and testament of each and every Senior to those teachers, friends, and classmates that we shall leave behind. I, Mandy Abe, do hereby will and bequeath my jobs to those who want to roll in style. I, Anne Bailey, do hereby will and bequeath my abilities to stand up for what I believe in and to smile even when I know everyone is against me to Sandy Rollins. May she always be happy. I, Russell Belyea, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get a haircut once a year to Paul Smith, and my big mouth to Joann Westwell so she won't be so quiet. I. Bonnie Brooks, do hereby will and bequeath my abilities to party all night and still come to school to Laurel Jackson. I, Eileen Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my subscription of Rolling Stones to Dean Lester, Arthur Thurber, and Elaine Emerson. I, Judy Carr, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass Mr. Shaw's English tests to my brother Mike. I, Paul Colby, do hereby will and bequeath my brother to the soccer team; and to Joe Sims, I leave $190 in potato chips. I, Tammy Currier, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass all my classes to Nancy Heath. I, Pricilla Downs, do hereby will and bequeath my ability in U.S. History to Esta Downs and good luck to her. I, James Drowns, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get un-excused absences to anyone who wants them. I, Rick Dudley, do hereby will and bequeath my shifting ability to Jim Yeaton because he will need it, so when he leaves the school parking lot he won't miss second gear! I, Mark Fowke, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to jump to exceptional heights to Mr. Smart, so he will be able to admit people after long absences and even tardy students without the danger of getting his shoes and socks covered. I, Cynthia Garner, do hereby will and bequeath my driving reputation and my flirtatious behavior to Michelle Rollins in hopes that she can live up to them. And to the Class of 1978, I leave my love for Coe-Brown Academy. I, Dennis Guptill, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother and my strength to Joe Sims the pansy (he will need all of it.) I, Sue Hayes, do hereby will and bequeath my abilities to be friendly, patient, good-natured and non-complaining to Kim Neal - she needs them all. I, Don Hurlbutt, being the miser that I am, will and bequeath nothing of any value to no-one whatsoever. I, Clint Jackson, do hereby will and bequeath 368 pounds of hoya to Mr. Worthen in hopes that he will use it wisely and not dump it all in one place. 1, Bonnie Jewell, do hereby will and bequeath my patience to an awful lot of people in this school who need it. My sister for one! I, Mark Jordan, do hereby will and bequeath my misering abiljties to Jay Nault. I, Terry Laderbush, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be heard to Marie Capabianco and my ability to stay out of trouble to Ines Capabianco. I, Paul LaPanne, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do my homework to Dean Lester. I, Doreen Lindahl, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to smoke in the girls' room and not get caught to Gail Emerson. I. Donald Martel, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get excused absences to Danny Clac- kuty. 1 I, Steve Messina, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get into accidents to anyone who hasn't had the pleasure of being in one. I, Ray Nickerson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play soccer to Mr. Morrill. 1, Nancy Nutter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Joann Nutter and my ability to play sports to anyone who needs it. 1, Dale Parsons, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Barry Leffel, in hopes that he will be able to go home every night after school. I. Judy Potter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk in study hall without getting caught to Judy Perkins. I, Gary Ray, do hereby will and bequeath my spending money to Mr. Morrill for he can have a good time on weekends once in a while. I, Jack Record, do hereby will and bequeath my flirtatious abilities to Tom Witham and my hell- raising abilities to Arthur Thurber. I, Mark Ryan, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pronounce organism to Mr. Johnson. I, Suzanne Smart, do hereby will and bequeath my gymnastic ability to Lorraine Twombly; and my leadership ability to any Greenhand FFA member so that they can make Coe-Brown better than it is. I, Sue Smith, do hereby will and bequeath a textbook of jokes to Joe Yeazitsis and my gray soccer socks to Rick Smith. I, Linda Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to organize to Cindy Bateman. She needs it! I, Brian Stone, do hereby will and bequeath my so-called soccer ability to Keith Gupiill, for with this new talent and his will to keep on trying, he'll surely bring a championship in soccer to Coe- Brown ! I, Peter Stone, do hereby will and bequeath my talents in driving a motorcycle to Dale Elliott, so he can learn quickly the ins and outs” of life insurances. I, Evelyn Tasker, do hereby will and bequeath my loud mouth to Ellen Nutter. I. Pam Tasker, do hereby will and bequeath my weekend subscription to High Times to anyone who likes to Party. I, Jeff Way, do hereby will and bequeath my amazing prowess in fine arts of babbling and B.S. to Mr. Healy in hopes that his diction will be more understandable. I, MaryAnn Westwell, do hereby will and bequeath my patience to my sister Joann who is always getting frustrated and a brain stimulater to keep her mind functioning. I. Leean Winstanley, do hereby will and bequeath the good times as well as the bad times in this school to all underclassmen. Will 74 75 CURW Bonton Judy C. Brutus Rabbit Duds 78 we come Messna Bren Linda Cling Beetle Jordache Stoney MaryAnn Pete Easy Rider Sue g 81 TASKER’S WELL COMPANY Has Been Going in the Hole Since 1947 Drilling Is Done by New Rotary Method Here's the Status of Tasker's Well Company Same Wife Same Location Same Slogan Our Business Is Going in the Hole We Take Care of Our Old Business, ■ 3 Sons Danny Jeff Kevin m But It's the New Business We're After. If You Need Water, Call and Help Run This Business Into the Ground. Respectfully, ELMER D. TASKER TASKER’S WELL COMPANY We Need Your Business, Our Business Is Going in the Hole! Northwood, N.H. 03261 Fuel Oil, Gasoline and Plumbing NORTHWOOD OIL CO., INC. Northwood, New Hampshire Automatic Delivery Service 24 Hour Burner Service Telephone 942-5512 TOPS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service on American and Foreign Cars - Wheel Alignment - Electronic Tune-Up - Road Service and Towing. KRAZY KONE RESTAURANT Lee 16-18 Concord Hill Rd. Traffic Circle Pittsfield, N.H. Tel. 435-6989 Steaks, Chops, Seafood Compliments of Homemade Bread Take-Out Service GREENS DRUGSTORE Open 7 a,m.-9 p.m. THE CALLIORAS FAMILY Pittsfield, N.H. 83 Upon the Education of the People of This Country the Fate of This Country Depends. Benjamin Disraeli 1804-1881 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation AMOSKEAG NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Manchester - Bedford - Goffstown - Hooksett New Hampshire Congratulations to the Class of 1977 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Congratulations Graduates From THE BLUE BOWL STORE Meat, Groceries, Frozen Foods, Vegetables, Cold Beverages, Shell Gasoline. (The Twombly Girls) Edie Markson and Rt. 107 Priscilla Foss Deerfield, N.H. BARNEY'S Work Clothes - Sportswear Footwear for the Family Telephone 435-6265 50 Main Street Pittsfield, N.H. BICKFORD’S MOTO-SKI JL THE GUILDED EAGLE BEAUTY SHOP Northwood Narrows Epsom, NH New Hampshire ANTHONY'S FARM MARKET Route 4 Northwood, NH NOEL'S BIRD FEEDERS, INC. Route 4 Northwood, NH 03261 Tel. 603-942-8390 DEERFIELD GAS SERVICE Homegas Distributors DEERFIELD AUTO SERVICE NH Most Complete Gun Store Reminds You That Sportsmen Pay for Conservation Snow Plowing and Wrecker Service RILEY'S SPORT SHOP Complete Auto Service 603-485-5000 1475 Hooksett Road D. Marquis - B. Marston Hooksett, NH 03106 Compliments of SHARON NURSING HOME — Compliments of the (R PAIGE AGENCY Route 107 Deerfield, NH Tel. 463-7631 Pittsfield, NH Best Wishes to the Graduates! May Your Hopes and Ambitions Be Crowned With Success and Fulfillment. Sincere Congratulations From All of Us at THESUNCOOK BANK Traffic Circle Class Street EPSOM Suncook, New Hampshire Hooksett Road Hooksett 86 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MUNTZ SPORTS CENTER Artie Cat Snowmobiles Routes 4-202-9 Northwood, N.H. 03261 Tel. 942-8544 Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Parts and Service A Complete Snowmobile Center Tractors Parts and Service HOME OF THE ARTIC CAT’ Visit Us Soon Visit Us Soon Best Wishes From the COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. JOHN A. TASKER INSURANCE AGENCY HELEN B. JOHNSON AGENCY Sanford, Maine A small Agency, but we cover the town. Regular King Call Any Oil Time! McHUGH OIL CO. INC. Oil Burner Sales and Service Water Pumps - Plumbing and Heating Deerfield, N.H. Tel. 463-7757 87 Compliments of HOWDY BEEFBURGER and DUNKIN DONUTS IF IT S COOD FOOD New Construction and Remodeling CROWN POINT BUILDERS North wood, NH Jim Morse Steve Bailey Office 942-2135 Home 942-8595 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 From P. K. LINDSAY Deerfield, NH m ■McDonald's We do it all for you 117 Loudon Road Concord, NH Compliments of AUSTIN —CATE ACADEMY Strafford, NH HILLSGROVE REALTY ASSOCIATES Residential - Vacation Commercial Tel. (603) 435-6600 Pittsfield, NH THE ELLIOTT'S LAWN CARE Complete Lawn and Cemetery Care L. S. Elliott L. Sherman Elliott Class of 1957 Northwood, NH Nottingham, NH 942-5906 679-8654 NORTHWOOD AUTO SALVAGE Ken Colpritt Used Parts Truck Pam Accessories 942-5420 •Jit Northwood, NH Compliments of LIAR’S PARADISE Nottingham, N.H. Compliments of THE NORTHWOOD MOTEL Route 4 Northwood, NH Fernard Hamel Owner GRANITE STATE WELL DRILLING CO. Artesian Wells and Pumping Systems Deerfield, NH Tel. 463-7411 or 463-7696 GRANITE STATE OIL CO. Range and Fuel Oil William J. O'Neal Frank H. O'Neal MAGOONS ARTESIAN WELLS, INC. H20 Lifeblood and Bliss of the Universe Free Estimate Northwood, NH Concord, NH Tel. 942-7011 Tel. 224-7044 MACCALLUMS BOATHOUSE Route 4 jI Epsom, NH - - -. Vi Compliments of Compliments of BILLY’S RESTAURANT THE GLOBE Epsom Circle Epsom, N.H. Pittsfield, N.H. HOUSE OF KIRK Creators of Pine Furniture Congratulations to the Accessories and Gifts Class of 1977 Visit Our Craft Village From the P. O. Box 85 Epsom, New Hampshire Gossville, New Hampshire 03239 SHERWOOD INN tS® (603)736-9311 Water Systems Water Conditioners Myers Jacuzzi Gorman-Ruff Pumps WATER INDUSTRIES, INC. (JMuntpool Call Anytime” Specialists in Pumping Equipment Rt. 28, Alton, New Hampshire 90 STEVENS STUDIOS 91 A complete photographic service Compliments of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LESTER'S FOODLAND, INC. A Modern Market With a Country Atmosphere Rt. 4 Northwood, N.H. ik c� oc ij§ppK? Much to Do Chapter” Open 7 Days a Week 8:00 a.m.-8: p.m. Northwood, N.H. Telephone 942-5527 EPSOM CIRCLE MARKET POOR BENS MEAT A Route 4 Northwood, N.H. You Can Beat Our Prices, but You Can't Beat Our Meat. Where Route 4 and Route 28 and Good Friends Meet Compliments of ROBERT J. HEALD Carpenter and Builder SHERMAN'S GARAGE Pleasant Lake Deerfield, N.H. Tel. 463-8898 MID-STATE Congratulations From OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. BENGSTON TOOL AND DIE CO. 14 South State Street Concord, NH West Nottingham, New Hampshire Olympia Business Machines Electronic Calculators Precision Tools Office Furniture Dies, Jigs, Fixtures Metal Stampings JAMES H. CULLEN - Sales Contract EDM Service Telephone 224-5396 TvTjj-OOD- f Compliments of PARKER'S ANTIQUES Bud and Geraldine Rollins Bought and Sold Congratulations Seniors Quoppy Moccasins Northwood, NH ROLLINS WELL COMPANY POTTERS CORNER AND THE SILVER SMITH At the Comer of Rts. 4, 202 and 9 East Northwood CLARK'S GRAIN STORE INC. Arthur Hurd Handcrafted Silver, Pottery, Clothing, Leather, Paintings, Sculpture, Photos Poultry, Dairy Feeds and Supplies 93 OPEN YEAR ROUND! Congratulations to the Class of 77 HARDING METALS, INC Buyers of All Types of Scrap Metals EDWIN K. HARDING, IR. President and Owner Certified Weighers and Truck Scales Available at Our Plant. A Complete Line of Truck and Trailers to Service You. New Hampshire's First State-Approved Incinerator for Burning Wire. Modern Methods for Scrap Preparation. Northwood, NH THE BROWN OWL CRAFT CENTER Hundreds of Supplies and Handcrafted Gifts Jjgi Route 4 BftW Nonhwood. NH M. D. TASKER Septic Tanks C Installed and Cleaned o n g C r 1 o fl a f 17 + s 7 Best Wishes u s 1 to the a Graduating Class of 1977 t i DEERFIELD SCHOOL 0 n BOARD s George Menard Patricia Decosmo Northwood, New Hampshire Dial 942-8601 Joseph Stone Free Estimates Reliable and Experienced DAVID W. FORD ARTESIAN WELLS Rock and Gravel Water Well Drilling Northwood, NH David w Ford Dial 942-8806 Congratulations to the Class of '77 95 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Happy and Successful Future To the Graduating Class of 1977 From the ADMINISTRATION FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN of COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY Compliments Compliments of the of the FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OF OF 00 p 79 Compliments of the Congratulations to The Class of 77 JUNIOR i i p r From the Student Council Representatives CLASS Tracy Hammond Cindy Bateman OF David Brown Tom Dillon Bonnie Holmes Selma Hurlbutt CO Myron Bates Terry Laderbush Lori Hayes Mark Jordan Lorraine Twombly Linda Stevens PRESIDENT: Phil English VICE-PRESIDENT: Robert Stout SECRETARY: Dudley Merrill TREASURER: Charles Frary SADDLEBACK MOUNTAIN LIONS CLUB i t u I a t o n s c I a s s o f 77 We Serve” Meetings Are Held on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays of Every Month 98 PINKHAM FUNERAL HOME Northwood, Now Hampshire ERNEST PINKHAM, Director Telephone 942-5501 or 942-7603 Best Wishes From Compliments of HUCKINS OIL COMPANY INC. Epsom, N.H. JAMES O'NEAL Rt. 107 Deerfield Center Deerfield, N.H. Compliments of LEFFEL the XGER £ L L °� E E % F F £ e°A Dlt'0 When You Lose Your Cool Northwood, N.H. 03261 Phone 942-5983 99 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From Compliments of GALLAGHER PHILBRICK ARTESIAN WELL DRILLERS, INC. Concord, New Hampshire 224-0678 Hours: 7:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Sat. 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS BRITT'S DEPT. STORE BETSY'S SUGAR SPICE BAKERY Concord, N.H. Specializing in Wedding Cakes Telephone 224-5241 160 Loudon Rd. Concord, N. H. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From THE WAREHOUSE FOOD OUTLET THE LINSCOTT AGENCY Real Estate Residential, Seasonal, Commercial THE VILLAGE STORE MEARL STRACHAN Proprietor Northwood, N.H. Telephone 942-5444 Northwood, N. H. SCRIBNER SAND GRAVEL General Construction THE TEE PEE SPORT SHOP The Store for Sports 47 North Main St. Rochester, N.H. 03867 Team Rates Available Center Strafford Eddie St. Germain Telephone 332-6670 Telephone ___________________________________ 664-7729 George W. Carr Northwood Ridge, N. H. RIDGE REALTY Notary Public Dial 603-942-7773 Justice of the Peace Compliments of N.H. FENCE CO., INC. MACKENZIE MOTORS INC Route 101 Raymond New Hampshire STEENBEKA SONS HOME CENTERS Three Convenient Locations to Serve You Central Street Franklin High Street (Rt. 4) Boscawen 796-2131 224-2272 Junction Routes 3 and 28 Suncook 485-9571 Best Wishes 377 Hooksett Road Manchester, N.H. Dodge - Dart - Colt Dodge Trucks - Jeep J. Perry Richardson Sales Representative Northwood, N.H. Telephone 942-5455 102 CAMPERS • UNLIMITED, INC. Travel Trailers - Motor Homes - Truck Campers Complete Sales and Service Call 942-8544 103 Steve Sikes Ray Muntz Route 4-202-9 Northwood, New Hampshire Congratulations to the Class of 77 From SO. MAIN EXXON SERVICENTER James Kelley JOHNSON'S DAIRY FARM 89-101 S. Main 228-8964 Opposite St. Johns Church Tires and Batteries ROBERT S. EMERSON Builder WEEKS FAMILY RESTAURANT V 679-5084 Res. Rte. 125 679-5049 Bus. Epping, N.H. 03042 Capitol Shopping Center, Concord Bedford Mall, Bedford 104 P.O. Box 23 Rte.4 Quality Handcrafted Stuffed Toys Handthrown Stoneware, Pottery, Patchwork, Pillows, and Other Items Northwood, NH 03261 603 942 8664 Shirley Carozza Sis Beacom CF MEW HAMPSHIRE Best Wishes From THE RIDGE STORE Hank and Rita Conlon THE POWDER HORN Guns Ammo Fishing Equipment Black Powder Guns and Supplies Ice Fishing Equipment and Live Bait Ed and Don Boudreau 603-942-8235 Compliments STAt - DAVIDR. WHITCHER BUILDER, INC. Phone 664-5577 Bow Lake Strafford, N.H. 03884 THE BAKERS OLD BARN ANTIQUES Northwood, N.H. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 435-6981 'The Area's Leading Supermarket AGWAY PETROLEUM CORPORATION Route 20 Epsom, N. H. Compliments of NORTH RIVER MARKET Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of ”76 Northwood, N.H. Tel. 942-7741 HERITAGE HARDWARE Paint 1240 Colors - Electrical - Plumbing - Automotive Supplies Bill, Lois and Bruce Housewares - Fishing Gear - Garden Center - Route 4 RICH'S DEPARTMENT STORE Detrude Northwood, NH 03261 603-435-8138 Rochester Mall Rochester, N.H. COLLINS SPORTING GOODS Institutional and Team Sales Shoes by Adidas - Puma - and Converse DAVE WATSON CONSTRUCTION Pittsfield, New Hampshire 03263 Landscaping Septic Systems Roads Building Site Work South Main Street Rochester, N.H. 107 107 HEATING CO., INC. SALES AND SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN: - Heating and Plumbing Installation - Kohler Plumbing - H. B. Smith Boiler RFD 1 Pittsfield, NH For all your banking needs Ask us INMAN HEAD BANK Of ROCHESTER NORTHWOOO Off ICE DEPOSITOR INSURANCE NOW � 40.000 • Mambara Fadarai Oapoalt Inauranca Corporation 108 Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1977 NORTHWOOD BARBER SHOP CHADBOURNS RESTAURANT Route 4 Northwood, NH Open Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. John E. Allen, Proprietor JAY'S PIZZA COTTAGE Northwood, N.H. DOWST AUTO BODY Complete Body and Paint Work Insurance Estimates Northwood, N.H. JIM ANDY'S COUNTRY STORE Meats, Sandwiches, Groceries, Sundries 942-7751 Compliments of RED CARPET SERVICE SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. District Mgr. N.H. - Vt. Carl P. Snowman 25 Woodland Drive Merrimack, N.H. 03054 New Hampshire 603-424-5056 Route 4 Northwood, NH Vermont 802-862-6962 109 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 JOSIAH'S COUNTRY STORE Route 4 Nonhwood, N.H. 03261 603-942-5544 Best Wishes to the Underclassmen From the Mighty Seniors Compliments of DEMMONS GENERAL STORE Route 152 Nottingham, N.H. BOOSTER BUTTON PATRONS Ray Nickerson Mr. William Wells Donna E. Downs Joshua Brideau Mr. and Mrs. Abran Souther Mr. Gary Worthen Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Downs Barry Leffel Francis C. Downs Bea Clement Carroll Downs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downs Robert Whitcomb Ms. Nina Poisson Laurie Smith no CBNA Yearbook Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Chicken Little Nut Cracker Red Eyes The Black Knights Mr. and Mrs. Reuben T. Leavitt Speckles and Rosie O'Grady Mary J. Bailey Elizabeth Smith Dorothy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swain Dustins Store of Pittsfield Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lee Mason Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. 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