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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Northwood, New Hampshire 1980 COMANCHE TABLE OF CONTENTS ITEM PAGE THEME..................... DEDICATION.................4 TRUSTEES AND FACULTY...... 5 SENIORS................... WHO'S WHO................ 26 UNDERCLASSMEN.............29 ORGANIZATIONS........... SPORTS....................49 PROM 78-79............... 68 DANCES....................69 WINTER CARNIVAL...........70 WORKING SENIORS...........74 PARIS TRIP 78-79..........76 ADS.......................77 , TO NEW HORIZONS We, the Senior class of 1980, would like to dedicate our yearbook to a wonderfully warm and enthusi- astic person. This person not only has a great sense of humor with a lot of imagination to go with it, but also is one of the most understanding and cheerful people we know. With her enthusiasm and help, the Drama Club was formed, the “French Con- nection” went to Paris, and our library was one of the best around. It is with great pride that we dedi- cate the 1980 Comanche Yearbook to Mrs. Dupuis, our librarian and class advisor. From all of us to Mrs. Dupuis — THANK YOU!!! 4 STAIRWAY TO COMANCHE CHIEFS Board of Trustees Left to Right: Albert Burtt. Robert Grant. Richard Bcngtson, Herbert Sherman. George Thome, Norman Johson. Bud Rollins. Donald Mac- Cullum, Peter Murphy. Robert Johnson. Lee Mason Missing: Edith Tasker. Dr. Richard Barker The time has come for you to receive the reward of your labors. The diplomas you shall receive are of varying value. You and you alone, know the value of the dip- loma, you can be the only one to know the amount of work, knowl- edge and commitment that your diploma will symbolize. TO THE CLASS OF 1980: It is also at this time that many will say “good luck.” I will not wish you “good luck”; to do so might lead you to believe that success in the outside world is due to luck. It is not. Success in the outside world is dependent on hard work, loyalty and a commit- ment to be successful. If you make the commitment, if you are loyal and hardworking ... then you shall be a success. Cardinal Suenen summed it up very aptly, “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” WARREN EUGENE BOUCHARD Headmaster GORDON SMART Subjects: General Math II; Algebra I and II; Geometry; and Advanced Math Prize Possession: My patience Remembers Most About Seniors: Paul Gammon when he was 4' 6 Likes Most About Seniors: Their sophisticated and worldly ways 7 DAWN BLACKWELL LAWRENCE BLAIR Subjects: U.3. History. Western Civilization Prize Possession: You are kidding! Remembers Most About Senior Class: When they were squirmy, giggling Freshmen Likes Most About Seniors: They are leaving Position: Secretary Prize Possession: My weekends! Remembers Most About Senior Class: All the help they have given me in the office Likes Most About Seniors: Their friendliness MARY CHAMBERLAIN Subjects: French I. 2. 3: English 9 Prize Possession: My family Remembers Most About Senior Class: The many wonderful students who participated in my English and French classes and those students with whom I. traveled to France Likes Most About Seniors: Their smiles and coopera- tion JAN L. CLARK Position: Guidance Counselor Prize Possession: Happy thoughts Remembers Most About Senior Class: We started at CBNA together Likes Most About Seniors: Their pleasant personali- ties 8 PAULCOLBY Position: Custodian Remembers Most About Senior Class: The way they looked four years ago the first day of school Likes Most About Seniors: The ups and downs we have had over the years but always ending up friends in the end PAUL DAVIS Subjects: Agricultural Resources Prize Possession: FFA American Farmer Degree Remembers Most About Senior Class: “Wide-awake attitude” Likes Most About Seniors: Willingness of them to try new things JOANNA COTTER Subject: English 9. 10. II Prize Possession: Accepting the challenge of trying something new Remembers Most About Senior Class: Their compe- titive enthusiasm in sports Likes Most About Seniors: They took that ONE BIG STEP — they made it HELEN C. DODGE Subjects: Home Economics. FHA Prize Possession: My CBN A rocking chair Remembers Most About Senior Class: Wendy Pot- ter’s giggle Likes Most About Seniors: Their kindness and coop- eration 9 ANN M. DOWNS PATRICK HEALEY Subjects: Social Studies. Physical Education Prize Possession: My wit Remembers Most About Senior Class: Their ability to be excused from class Likes Most About Seniors: They graduate in June PHYLLIS DUPUIS Subjects: Library and classes when needed Prize Possession: My smile and my son Remembers Most About Senior Class: The beautiful day trip to the Isles of Shoals Likes Most About Seniors: This year's seniors are good natured and individually quite sincere and concerned about more than themselves ics Subjects: Typing I. 2; Office Procedures: Account- ing: Shorthand Prize Possession: My home Remembers Most About Senior Class: Always com- pleting what they start Likes Most About Seniors: Their unity and coopera- tion BRUCE FARR Subjects: Vocational Director. Agricultural Mechan- 10 SHARI LEMERIS Subjects: English 11,12 Prize Possession: My memories and my future Remembers Most About Senior Class: Fifth period English and Carole’s speech Likes Most About Seniors: The laughter that they create FAYT.O. MORRILL Subjects: Math, General Business: Sports: Soccer, Boys’ J.V. Basketball ELAINE JOHNSON Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology. Anatomy and Physiology, Health and First Aid Prize Possession: My fishing pole Remembers Most About Senior Class: They can't wait to get out until the time comes Likes Most About Seniors: They really seem to have it together: they know where they are headed SARAH MERCER Subjects: Student Teacher — Woodworking: Small Engine Mechanics Prize Possession: A hat Remembers Most About Senior Class: The days they spent helping us with the greenhouse Likes Most About Seniors: Their creativity 11 BARBARA SMART Position: School Nurse Remembers Most About Senior Class: Their intelli- gence Likes Most About Seniors: They always do the right thing JOHN VAUGHN Subjects: Consumer Ed, Government. Psychology, Contemporary Problems Prize Possession: Hopefully, my sanity Remembers Most About Senior Class: Eagerness to say the Pledge Likes Most About Seniors: Their outspokeness MARKYEATON Subjects: Biology, Earth Science. Physical Education 12 STAIRWAY TO NEW BEGINNINGS 13 LISA MARIE ALLEN Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, Recreation Leader 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3 Remembers Most: '78-79 Basketball season; FHA Conventnions. Carol Burnett Award and Yogi. RBBB Circus Prize Possession: Class Ring, my basketball sneakers, all my friends. especially T.A.M. Likes: Steve Martin, country music, and working at Chadbourns Ambition: Be happy, enjoy the Air Force, and get a red jeep LORETTA BOSSE Nickname: Ret or Retta Remembers Most: September 17. 1979, Gene, everything my parents have done for me, Cindy and Mike, all my favorite people. Prize Possession: Tim, my family. Gene, all my friends and relatives, my diamond earrings Likes: Being happy, goofing off, PARTIES!!!, day dreaming, making peo- ple laugh, being different, being with people I love. Tim Ambition: To be happy all through life with as little worries as possible DAVER. BROWN Nickname: Brownie Activities: Baseball 1; Basketball 1.2,4 Remembers Most: My Birthday Prize Possession: Myself Likes: Partying, sports Ambition: To make lots and lots of money 14 ROBERT L. BURKLUND, JR. Nickname: Freddy, Fudpucker Activities: FFA 1,2, 3,4 Remembers Most: The summer of “79” at the beach on duty Prize Possession: Sue and my 1973 (Starsky) Plymouth Roadrunner Likes: Sports, motorcycles, cars, racing, goofing off, having a good time, and being with Sue Ambition: To become a full-time police officer and get married and have a small family ROY CARR Nickname: Roy Activities: Cross Country 2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4 Remembers Most: My four years at Coe-Brown and all the good times I had there Likes: Running, listening to good music, going to parties, and L.S. Ambition: To become a diesel mechanic DON CLIFFORD Nickname: Whitey, Blondie Activities: Yearbook 4; FFA 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 4 Remembers Most: The food fight of 1978-1979 Prize Possession: A collection of shotguns and rifles Likes: Hunting, fishing, camping, science fiction and Pontiacs Ambition: Computer programmer of forestry management 15 CHRISTOPHER DEMERITT Nickname: Sqrl. Activities: Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; FFA 2, 4 Remembers Most: Summer in Alaska, 1979 Prize Possession: My Mustang in Alaska Likes: Miller, Molson, scamming Ambition: To make my fortune in Alaska LAURIE LYNN EDDINGTON Nickname: Law or Sis Activities: Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3, 4: FHA 3; Cheer- leading 3; Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: April 7, 1977, October 16, 1977, and November 3, 1978 Prize Possession: Barry and my family Likes: When Barry is home and when we are together Ambition: To marry Barry and live a happy life PAUL L. GAMMON Nickname: 111, Fred, Howard, Gambon Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: State Basketball tournaments Prize Possession: My 1955 Ford Pick-up Likes: Classic cars, rock and roll, basketball. Corvettes Ambition: Be a custom auto painter 16 NANCY A. GASPER Nickname: Geespa, Red Activities: Gymnastics I; Basketball 1. 2.4; FFA 3, 4 Remembers Most: NEW YORK and going to Hampton with Cindy, Jeanna, and Rick Prize Possession: My family, friends, and very fond memories Likes: Listening to good music, bike riding, talking, going out, and hav- ing a good time, pinball and dancing Ambition: To live a long and happy life with good times and good friends RICK GUYETTE Nickname: Space Cadet Remembers Most: Banging up my car Prize Possession: My ’69 Dodge Charger SE Likes: Being with friends Ambition: Be a state police officer U ) TRACY JANE HAMMOND Nickname: TJ Activities: Class President 1; Student Council Representative 2, 4; Stu- dent Council Activities Chairman 1, Treasurer 2, and Vice President 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Girls’ Varsity Basketball Manager 3: Cheerleading 1, 2; Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: The songs we sang on away volleyball games, April I, 1977; December 17, 1979 Prize Possessions: My life and my diamond Likes: Gymnastics, good music, modern dance, going out with Bob. good friends, living my life with a purpose. Anne Ambition: To be successful in college and my life afterwards DOUGLAS T. JACKSON Nickname: Doug Activities: Basketball 2; Baseball 1,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4: Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: Going to Paris April 1979, and teaching Mrs. Cham- berlain how to use an escalator Prize Possession: My Eagle Medal Likes: Ice cream, sports, hunting, outdoors Ambition: To graduate KATHLEEN ANN JOHNSON Nickname: Kathy Activities: FHA 1.2, 3, President 4; Class Secretary 2; FFA 2 Remembers Most: The 1978 FHA Convention in Conway, NH Prize Possession: My records, friends, and Tom, my cat Likes: Swimming, tennis, softball, and being with my friends Ambition: To go to college TIMOTHY JOHNSON Nickname: Tim Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3,4 Remembers Most: September 17, 1979, Brother’s wedding Prize Possession: Loretta, my truck, and my tunas Likes: Parties, little Tim, Adela, and Kyle Ambition: A good life and hard work 18 GLENN A. KELLEY Remembers Most: My years at Coe-Brown and my class Prize Possession: 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Likes: Water skiing, downhill skiing snowmobiles, and good cars BONNIE LOU LEFFEL Nickname: Bon Remembers Most: The four years I spent at Coe-Brown with my friends and teachers Prize Possessions: My personal values and my stereo and my car Likes: Dancing, reading, being with people, to be happy when possible Ambition: To travel around the world and visit California DAVID LINNELL Nickname: Dave Remembers Most: My senior year Prize Possession: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Likes: Partying, going fast, hunting and camping Ambition: To get the most out of life as I possibly can DAVID MACPHERSON Nickname: Red Activities: Soccer 2.3: J.V. Basketball 2: Baseball 3 Remembers Most: Gene and the time we smoked his car out Prize Possession: My stereo, and my golf clubs Likes: All sports, having a good time with friends, going to parties, girls, Cheryl. M.M. Ambition: To make a name for myself and to get a job that makes big bucks DONNA LYNN MAGOON Activities: FHA 1, 2. 3,4 Remembers Most: September 2. 1979, and 1978 FHA Convention in Con way, N H Prize Possession: My friends Likes: John, camping, swimming, tennis, and John’s family Ambition: To get married ROBIN LEE MAGOON Nickname: Rob Activities: FHA 1,2; Treasurer 4; Library Aid Remembers Most: Mrs. Dodge’s Home Economic class Prize Possession: My car Likes: Swimming, being with people, and animals Ambition: To live in the mountains in a log cabin with no electricity 20 TAMMY ANN MAGOON Nickname: Tammy Activities: FHA 1, Historian 2,3; Recreation Leader 4: Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: Yogi, FHA Conventions, Carol Burnette Award. My- Roy, yelling “Pizza. RBBB Circus Prize Possession: My cat collection Likes: Gory movies, fattening foods, disco music, and my best friends Ambition: To be successful in life JUDY ANN PERKINS Nickname: J.J., Jude Activities: Cheerleading 1.2, 3,4; FFA 2. 3; Student Council 3 Remembers Most: Geno and my sophomore year, almost winning the basketball state championship against Groveton Eagles Prize Possession: My plant, my friends, my parents, and Loretta (my big sister) Likes: Real good parties, cheering at basketball games, and pizza (Nan- cy’s) Ambition: To graduate and become a famous hairdresser WENDY C. POTTER Nickname: Wendy Activities: Cross Country 2; Cheerleading 2,3, Captain 4 Remembers Most: August 5, 1978. August 26, 1979, going to the library and trying not to get kicked out Prize Possession: My rings, my GMC Pickup, and Chucky Likes: Water skiing, snow skiing, long drives to the mountains, cheering, and being with Chucky Ambition: To become a hair dresser and have my own shop in my house, wherever it be, when I settle down WENDY LEIGH SMITH Activities: Student Council Secretary 1, 2, 4: Cross Country 3; Class President 4; Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: Carole brown-nosing, laughing, sliding on Cemetary Hill, Paris Prize Possession: My guitar Likes: Wool sweater, speedos, swimming, playing the guitar and piano. singing, and traveling with Carole and Sue Ambition: To travel and become a teacher CAROLE MARIE ST. CLAIR Activities: FHA 1, 2; Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4; Co-Editor Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: Camp, summers, dreams, Mr. Smart s math classes with Wendy, homework, Paris, London Prize Possession: Memories, friends Likes: Swimming, hiking, basketball, traveling with Sue and Wendy to Paris and London Ambition: To go to college and study computer science JOHN STAPLEFORD Nickname: Fudd Remembers Most: July 22. 1979 Prize Possession: My freedom Likes: Math, baseball, basketball, and reading Ambition: To make a lot of money 22 TRACY E. HODGDON Activities: FHA 2, 3 Remembers Most: May 27, 1979, when I started going out with Donald Hodgdon Prize Possession: My orange down vest and Donald Hodgdon Likes: Being with Donald Hodgdon, and horses Ambition: To have a job I like and to keep it LINDA J.THURBER Nickname: Lyn, Thurb, “Cuz” Activities: Gym Show 1; Class President 2; Class Vice President 3; Class Ireasurer 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; Staff Development Representative 3; Co-Editor Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: My freshman year at CBN A and Biology with Coach Prize Possession: My class ring and my friendships Likes: Rainbows, fogs, listening to music, reading, horseback riding, good times with friends, driving, walking on the beach in the rain, being with David Ambition: To go to college and become a bookkeeper; to travel and be as happy as I can JAMES WILSON Nickname: Jim Activities: NH American Legion’s Boy’s State. Who’s Who Among High School Students Remembers Most: The effort we put into trying to win the winter carnival as juniors Prize Possession: My bank book Likes: Chess, stamps, and reading the Bible Ambition: To become successful in the forestry field 23 CYNTHIA B. WYMAN Nickname: Dee-Dee. Duck Activities: FFA Remembers Most: Going to the beach with Nancy. Jeanna. and Rick Coyle Prize Possession: Beauty, my family Likes: Horses, snowmobiling. and dancing Ambition: To live a good life and be happy SUZANNE MARIE YEATON Nickname: Suz Activities: Volleyball 1; FHA 1.2: Student Council 4; Elite Club Vice Presi- dent 4; Yearbook 4 Remembers Most: Summer Vacation 1979, September 30. 1979, Paris Prize Possession: My Nova, and my Buffalo “Herkama Likes: My family, friends, collecting tea cups, summer. Toby.” traveling with Wendy and Carole Ambition: To enjoy and get the most out of life that I can JOEYEAZITZIS Nickname: Joe Activities: Basketball 1; Soccer 1 Remembers Most: January 20. 1978, Basketball games Prize Possession: My “Moose” Likes: Motorcycles, B.A.M. Ambition: To be a pilot in the Air Force 24 JEFFREY A. YOUNG Nickname: Effy Activities: Archery; FFA Remembers Most: The day my Pinto was finished Prize Possession: V8 Pinto and my 76 Cobra II Likes: Hunting, fishing, cars, money, and Nancy Ambition: To own my own business in the timber industry 25 Who's Who MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Joe Yeazitzis Judy Perkins CLASS DREAMERS John Stapleford Bonnie Leffel MOST ATHLETIC Lisa Allen Tim Johnson CLASS WORKERS Wendy Smith Bob Burklund 26 CLASS FLIRTS Judy Perkins Dave MacPherson CLASS CLOWNS Tammy Magoon Joe Yeazitzis MOST SERIOUS Linda Thurber Jim Wilson BEST DRESSED Suzanne Yeaton Tim Johnson BEST ALL AROUND Tim Johnson Wendy Smith GIFT OF GAB Joe Yeazitzis Judy Perkins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Thurber Jim Wilson 28 Juniors Cindy Bakios, Caroline Bates. Heidi Bigwood. Martin Blood, William Blood Chuck Boolba. Paul Borders. Edward Brown. Mike Brown, John Cassidy Darryl Clifford, Gary Colby. Steve Cooper. Sharon Crummey. Mike Darling Carol DeMaggio, Dagne Dimes, Shelley Donahue. David Dulong. Sheila Durban Denise Elliott. Jeanna Elliott. Russell Emerson, Jo Gunther. Lyn Hamel Tami Hewett. Robert Hodder. Dave Johnson “Good Times!” Laura Spencer “Don’t make me laugh!” Sheila Durkin “That wasn’t funny!” Dave Johnson 30 Melinda Josiah. Sandra Kendall. Than Lawton. Valerie Leffel. Melinda Lloyd Laurie Lynch. Megan McDuffee. Alan Markson. Suzanne Marquis. Tom Marshall Mone Mikell, Danny Nickerson. Rhonda Potter. Carolyn Ravesi. Susan Ravesi Norman Reinhold. Mark Rollins. Tish Sauls. DeDe Smith. Laura Spencer Heather Thurbcr. Susan Trevorrow. Debbie Wilson. Roberta Witham, Kathy Yeazitzis Sharon Young “Looking Up!“ Kathy Jock. Denise Elliott 31 Sophomores Brian Allen, Larry Anthony, Pam Bateman. Shirley Bernier, Connie Blood Ann Brady. Deanna Briggs. Brad Brooks. Kevin Brown. Scott Burklund Picture Not Available Erik Carr. Donna Cass. Elaine Champagne. Gary Champagne. Debbie Chapin Dwayne Coffin. Bob Corson. Mary DeButts. John DeTrude. Karen Durkan Chuck Emmons, Kevin Gasper. John Gilson. Steve Greeley. A1 Grondin Paula Gunther, Andy Hibbard. Kathy Jock. Donna Kelley. Davena Lindahl “Now I get it!” Andrew Hibbard “The Devil made us do it!” Clay Thomson. Charles Reece “You think I do this for money?’ Fred Potter 32 David Lovely. Jim Magoon. Linda Marquis. Scott Marshall. Stacy Martin Sue Merrill. Jeff Neal. Janet Nutter. Sue O’Neal. Scott Osborne Sandy Pondelli. Fred Potter. Dawn Ray. Joseph Raymond. Charles Reese Donald Rich. Debra Robinson. Carl Savard. John Scott Sherburne. Joannie Smith Picture Not Available Allen Stevens. Dick Stevens. Lisa Taheny. Albert St. Jean, Clay Thomson Heidi Thurber. Debbie Tuttle. Ken Wilkins. Clifford Young. James Young Picture Not Available Deep in thought!” Ann Brady “Studying for Mid-terms! Al St. Jean “Hard at work!” Davena Lindahl 33 FRESHMEN Rod Bateman. Kelley Blier. Jim Bongiovanni. David Brown, William Brown Sue Callioras. Barbara Champagne, Lisa Cole. Nancy Currier. Dan Cutter Don Daley. Thomas Darling. John DeMaggio, Debra Ege. Ronald Elliott Wendy Elliott. Carol Emerson. Tony Fife. Karen Fisk. Glenn Gammon Keri Graziano. Steve Hamel. Jeff Hammond, Mark Hewett K “Hey! Watch the elbows!” Rodney Bateman “It’s in the bag.” Sue Callioras, Barbara Champagne What do you want?!?” Debbie Ege 34 Lorianne Holmes. Darren Howcrofl. Tom Hutchinson. Robert Johnson. Rick Kelley Andy LaPanne. Matthew La Panne. Brad Lizotte, Mary Lloyd. Linda McPhee 3etty Magoon, Kim Mahoney. Sarah Mooers. Joyce Nutter, Michelle Shaffer Daniel Smart, Donald Smith. Kevin Smith. Susan Smith, Donald Stevens Picture Not Available Phillip Taheny, Ravonne Tuttle, Glenn Witham. Angela Woodruff ‘Don’t take that pic .. . Tony Fife “This is my best side. Lisa Cole How’s this pose! David Brown 35 “Boooring!” Don Rich. Sharon Crummcy TU find it!” Shirley Bernier “They got you that time!” Steve Greeley. Dick Stevens ‘Yup. I work here. Fred Potter “Aren’t I cute?” Gary Champagne Come on you’re getting heavy!' Sue Callioras. Robbie Johnson 36 STAIRWAY TO UNITY 37 Play By Play Although it has gotten off to a slow start, the ’79-80 CBN A Drama Club has many ambitions for the spring with the production of George Bernard Shaw’s play, “Arms and the Man.’’ The members of the club are enthusiastic about this play, and they are already predicting its smashing success. With all their enthusiasm and hard work, we will uphold the Drama Club’s flawless record of long-running successes! First Row: Lyn Hamel. Darren Howcroft, Roberta Witham, Heidi Thurber. Linda Thur- ber. Sue Merrill, Heather Thurber Second Row: Mrs. Dupuis. Sue O'Neal. Norman Reinhold. Bob Corson, Debbie Robinson. Gary Colby Top Row: Matt LaPanne. Sue Trevorrow Great! Ho Hum. “What a day! Mrs. Dupuis Sue Trevorrow Bob Corson Hard at work. Heidi Thurber “Are you kidding? Debbie Robinson That was a good one!” Matt LaPanne. Heather Thurber 38 No Bob. we’ll do it this way. Bob Corson. Gary Colby “Now, What do I do? Rhonda Potter Let's play follow the leader! Debbie Robinson. Gary Colby “Show me once more!” Joe Raymond, Ms. Mercer ‘Yes Al, the saw is sharp!” Al Grondin ‘Not my cookies you don’t!” Betty Magoon 39 Movin' On Coe-Brown has always had an FFA chapter — in fact since it began! This year the Chapter has over 70 members. 90% are members from the Freshmen Agriculture Class. This is a record-breaking number of members! The Chapter has accomplished a great deal this year — not the least of these being the construction of a 32' greenhouse and the establish- ment of an alumni Chapter, which is headed by Paul Colby. Jr. The Chapter was again asked to set up “The Petting Barn at the Deerfield Fair, which, once again, was a huge success. All of this and much more show that the Coe-Brown Academy’s Much-To-Do Chapter is moving on and up in the Granite State. “Hey, look at this!” “Cliff, my hand ... my HAND!” Cliff Young, Kenny Wilkens “Oh, I wish I could hold one! “Colby for Thanksgiving? Ricky Kelley. Paul Colby, Jr. 40 Our Pride and Joy! Moe and Larry — where’s Curly?” Mr. Davis and Mr. Farr Not another one!” Ann Brady “O.K. . .. one more time . ..” Sarah Moocrsand Mr. Davis Front Row: D. Lovely, D. Smith. D. Cutter, K. Jock, R. Kelley. A. Grondin, B. Allen, M. LaPanne, E. Carr Second Row: D. Brown, B. Lizotte, S. Marshall. R. Elliott, A. Brady. A. LaPanne, J. Bongiavanni. P. Gunther Third Row: R. Tuttle. S. Marquis. D. Smart, V. Leffel. P. Borders. K. Wilkins, J. Raymond, S. Mooers. D. Chapin, C. Young. Mr. Davis Back Row: E. Brown. N. Gasper. C. Wyman. J. Gunther. R. Carr. D. Stevens. D. Jackson. S. Burklund, G. Gammon. R. Bateman 41 Not Just Hom “Oh. for me?” Lisa Allen. Laurie Ann Holmes .. for service above and beyond the call of duty.” Sound familiar? It should, because the Coe-Brown Academy FHA is a prime example of this quotation. This group of ded- icated girls has not only outdone itself in its community activities but has also earned the distinction of winning the State Association Red Rose Award for the fifth year in a row. Of course, the Chapter has many various plans for the future. They will assist the Northwood Lions at their annual “Fun in the Sun,” help with the “Rock and Roll Jamboree” at Epsom Manor, serve lunch at Town Meeting, and participate in a “mailing” project for the March of Dimes. Ten members will also attend the Spring Convention at Waterville Valley in March. This year the FHA has proved that they do more than “cookin’ ” and “cleaning.” We are sure that they will do even bigger and better things in the future years to come. “I thought this was supposed to be serious! Kelly Blier. Michele Schaffer, Kathy Johnson. Mary DeButts. Kathy Jock “Say cheese!” Sue O'Neal. Michele Schaffer. Angie Woodruff. Laurie Ann Holmes. Ravonne Tuttle. Wendy Elliott Well, it’s about time! Tammy Magoon “Sing along with Mitch! Carole Emerson, Kelly Blier. Kathy Johnson 42 “Tea anyone?” Lisa Allen. Denise Elliott, and Rhonda Potter Rhonda Potter Officers 1979-1980 President Kathy Johnson Vice President Mary DeButts Secretary Michelle Shaffer T reasurer Robin Magoon Newsletter Editor Kelley Blier Historian Debbie Robinson Recreation Leaders Tammy Magoon Lisa Allen Parliamentarian Sue Merrill Photographers Kim Mahoney Kathy Jock Advisor Mrs. Dodge Special Fnend Mrs. Dupuis Front Row: Kim Mahoney. Mary De Butts. Michelle Shaffer. Kathy Jock, Lisa Allen. Kathy Johnson. Tammy Magoon. Kelley Blier. Robin Magoon; Second Row: Debbie Ege. Revon Tuttle. Betty Magoon. Wendy Elliott. Lonanne Holmes. Mrs. Dodge; Top Row: Joyce Nutter. Denise Elliott. Dagne Dimes. Roberta Witham. Rhonda Potter. Sue O'Neal 43 The Comanche Workers There we were — 14 people who didn't have the slightest idea where to begin to produce a yearbook. Two yearbook conferences and many meetings later, we were still a little confused, but willing to give it a try. After a few more meetings, we finally pulled together to become a dedicated-hard-working team that was determined to put out the best yearbook around. And with the help of our advisor. Mrs. Ann Downs, and our Junior and Sophomore rep- resentatives, we proceeded to do just that. (We only hope that the class- mates we're leaving behind keep up the good work!!) Huh? Paul Gammon Cooperation is the word! Left to right: Linda Thurbcr, Carole St.Clair, Heidi Thurber. Mary Debutts, Lyn Hamell Heavenly dreams . .. Laurie Eddington Making those fingers do the walking. Tracy Hammondd 44 Now, doesn’t this look fun? Tammy Magoon Now look at this, would you? Tammy Magoon, Sue Yeaton. Paul Gammon Everyone is sooo happy! Bottom Row: Carole St. Clair. Tracy Hammond. Sue Yeaton Second Row: Don Clifford. Wendy Smith. Lyn Hamel. Tammy Magoon. Heidi Thurber Top Row: Doug Jackson. Mary Debutts. Paul Gammon Now this is how it works! Don Clifford Another day of hard work. Carole St. Claire Wendy Smith 45 Student Council Every school has teams — basket- ball, baseball, soccer, and so forth. Coe-Brown, like the others, has these teams — but we also have another team — our Student Coun- cil. This devoted, civic-minded group of people, led by their advisors, Mrs. Dupuis and Mr. Smart, has spent many hours working for the school’s best interest. The Council organized our Winter Carnival, arranged our assemblies, and is currently raising money for new bleachers. With all these achievements on their record and all the support of the school behind them, we are sure that they will strive to do bigger and better things in the coming year. Old Glory!” Front Row: Don Rich, Roberta Witham, Tracy Hammond, Jeff Hammond Middle Row: Suzanne Yeaton. William Blood, Caroline Bates, Darren Howcroft, Connie Blood Back Row: Mr. Smart. Sue Smith, Wendy Smith. Debbie Robinson, Mrs. Dupuis Presentation of American Flag Roberta Witham Commander LaTourneau. VFW 46 Office Assistants I am very thankful for my office assistants. They are responsible for the absentee slips, delivering mes- sages, finding lost students, trips to the mailbox, helping with the office work, and much more. When I must leave the office for a few minutes, I can rely on them to keep things run- ning smoothly. They do all these things for noth- ing more than a thank you. I would like them to know how much I appreciate all that they do for me and for the school. Thanks for all your help, girls. — Mrs. Blackwell Tami Hewett Caroline Bates Sarah Mooers Debbie Robinson Dagne Dimes 47 “X-Rated” Bob Hodder “No, Dan. disco is more in the hips .. .” Dan Smart, Pam Bateman. Mr. Yeaton No, Kevin, you don’t look like Henry Winkler. — Kevin Brown “I knew I should’ve taken a different class.’’ Tracy Tasker “Pardon me!” Than Lawton “The Untouchables” Cliff Young, Al Grondin, Jeff Neal, Chuck Boolba I hope I don’t bum my hand.” “How many more?” Dawn Ray Dave Linell, Judy Perkins 48 STAIRWAY TO COMPETITION 49 Crowd Pleasers “CBNA — Superstar!” is a familiar battle cry of the 1979-80 CBNA Cheerleaders! This peppy high-spirited squad of girls led by their Captain Wendy Potter and Co- Captain Judy Perkins has led the Coe-Brown basketball teams through a season of victory. The squad, consisting of Juniors Shelley Donahue. Laurie Lynch. Sue Ravesi. Tish Sauls, Heather Thur- ber, and Freshman Sue Callioras, worked well together with the sup- port of their coach. Mrs. Elaine Johnson. Between them, they came up with many new cheers, which were enthusiastic and catchy. Fortu- nately, many of this year’s cheer- leaders will be returning next year and will keep up the spirit and enthusiasm of Coe-Brown. “I’ve got it.” Laurie Lynch 50 “Patty cake, patty cake .. Judy Perkins. Wendy Potler. Shelley Donahue. Laurie Lynch. Tish Sauls, Sue Ravesi “Hi handsome!” y’all!” Wendy Potter. Shelley Donahue Y’see. it happened like this.” Judy Perkins Sue Ravesi. Judy Perkins. Heather Thurber. Tish Sauls. Wendy Potter. Laurie Lynch, Sue Callioras. Shelley Donahue 51 Coal Getters Corner kick, heading, and goal are not everyday words for most people, right? Yet for the 1979-80 CBN A Soccer team, these words are just a few of many that are used to describe soccer. Despite their record of 5 wins, 9 losses, their coach. Mr. Morrill, feels they had a very rewarding and successful season. He also feels the team played well in almost every game and usually out- played most of their opponents, even when they ended up on the los- ing end. The team was a young one with one senior, three juniors, six sopho- mores, and nine freshmen. Led by their two top scorers. Senior Tim Johnson, and Sophomore Andy Hibbard, the team made a name for themselves in many games. We are looking forward to many winning seasons in the years to come. Look at that form! Coach Morrill 52 What a Team! Gotcha! Front Row: Don Smith, John Scott Sherburne, Tim Johnson, Don Rich. Alan Stevens, Kevin Don Rich Smith. Steve Hamel, Daren Howcroft Second Row: Dan Nickerson. Kevin Brown, Robby Johnson. Andy Hibbard. Dan Smart, Jeff Hammond. Glenn Gammon Back Row: Scott Osborne, Jim Bongiovanni, Marty Blood, Norman Reinhold, Dave Mac Pherson, Charlie Reese, John DeMaggio, Coach Morril Dan. meet pole. Dan Nickerson I feel like dancing. Tim Johnson Oh No! Not another one! Marty Blood Tip toe through the tulips. Norman Reinhold Do Si Do Charlie Reese. Don Ric Scott Osborne SEASON RECORD 5 Wins. 9 Losses Weare 4-1-W Derryfield 2-5-L Nute 0-1-L Henniker 2-9-L Austin-Cate 8-1-W Epping 2-4-L Austin-Cate 8-l-W Epping 1-3-L Weare 2-4-L Henniker 1-3-L Sunapee 1-5-L Alton 1-2-L Alton 4-0-W Nute 1-0-W 53 Bump, Set, Spike “When the going gets tough the tough get going.” This is the best way to describe the 79-80 Girls’ Vol- leyball team. This team overcame the obstacles of no coach at the beginning of their season, and a great deal of confusion to become a dedicated, enthusiastic team of “set- ters, bumpers, and spikers.” The team shows what hard work can accomplish and, even though they didn’t win many, they never stopped trying. The team has a lot to be proud of and there is a great deal of promise in their future seasons. Who’s going to get it? Karen Durkin. Lyn Hamel and friends. Front Row left to right: Tracy Hammond, Connie Blood, Tami Hewett, Dede Smith. Mone Mikell. Pam Bateman. Caroline Bates, and Coach Healey Second Row: Karen Durkan, Lyn Hamel, Sharon Crummey. Roberta Witham, Sue Trevorrow, Sue Calhoras. 54 SCOREBOARD OPPOSITION Belmont Henniker Nute Ashland Alton Mascenic Nute JUNIOR VARSITY 9-15; 10-15 L 6-15; 15-8; 15-13 W l: 0-15; VARSITY 2-15:2-15 15-11; 6-15; 7-15 5-15:4-15 9-15:5-15 2-15:9-15 12 55 Cross Country “Neither rain nor sleet nor gloom of night shall keep the car- rier from his appointed rounds. This quote is used as the motto for the 1979-1980 CBN A Cross Country Team. The team, con- sisting of Senior Roy Carr, Soph- omores Clay Thompson, John DeTrude, David Lovely and Dwayne Coffin, and Freshmen Matt and Andy LaPanne. ran in all kinds of weather. In fact, at the Pembroke race, they ran through a driving snowstorm! Their coach, John Vaughn, was especially pleased with this race, and he’s sure “It was a day the runners won’t soon forget.” He also feels that the highlights of the season were the win against Derryfield, and Clay Thompson’s performance at the State Class Meet, where he finished 18th out of a field of over 70 runners. Overall, the team had a strong year and much improvement is expected for the coming season. “I can make it! David Lovely “Hey Baby!” Mr. Vaughn The Easy life?! Clay Thompson 56 From Row left to right: Dwayne Coffin. Matt LaPanne. David Lovely. Andy LaPanne Back Row left to right: Coach Vaughn. Deanna Briggs, John Detrude. Clay Thompson Missing from Picture: Roy Carr Off and running! Roy Carr There he goes! Matt LaPanne SEASON RECORD 6 WINS! Austin Cate W Belmost L Belmont L Austin Cate W Austin Cate W Derryfield W Farmington W St. Thomas L Pembroke L Raymond L Pittsfield W Kingswood L 57 Girls' Varsity T-E-A-M spells team and that is exactly what the girls’ Varsity Bas- ketball team were-a hard-working young team. These girls had many difficulties at the beginning of the season. Losing their starting Lineup from last year, they had to start afresh and learn how to work together. The team, consisting of Seniors Lisa Allen and Tammy Magoon. Juniors Dede Smith, Mone Mikell, Sheila Durkin, Sophomores Deanna Briggs, Pam Bateman, Ann Brady, and Freshman Betty Magoon, has done a super job this year, and we hope to see them do even bigger and better things in the years to come. Swish!” Sheila Durkin “I can’t look!” Ann Brady, Tammy Magoon “I shouldn’t have done that!’.’ Pam Bateman Please go in — please?” Betty Magoon Cmon. let’s get started! Tammy Magoon. Sheila Durkin 58 First Row: DcDc Smith. Lisa Allen. Pam Bateman Second Row: Coach Healey. Caroline Bates, mgr., Ann Brady. Deanna Briggs. Tammy Magoon, Betty Magoon, Sheila Durkan. Mone Mikell. Lyn Hamel, mgr.. Tami Hewett, mgr. SEASON RECORD 8 Wins Derryfield 49-38 Weare 51-39 PMA 86-28 Epping 26-50 Nute 25-37 Marlboro 56-21 Derryfield 52-55 Ashland 40-49 Weare 39-32 Alton 37-75 Nute 37-50 PMA 56-26 Alton 32-64 Epping 47-53 Ashland 38-34 Sunapee 26-54 Marlboro 63-21 59 Boys' Varsity This year's boys’ varsity team was an ambitious group of ball players, and their enthusiasm showed with a season record of 14 wins and 5 losses. The team was headed by Sen- ior Paul Gammon and included Seniors Joe Yeazitis, Dave Brown: Juniors Gary Colby, Tom Marshall, Willy Blood; Sopho- mores Don Rich, Scott Marshall, Jim Magoon, Clay Thompson; and Freshman Kevin Smith. The varsity’s all-out effort this year was really appreciated, and we wish them luck next year! “Not my ball you don’t” Paul Gammon “Just call me Atlas. Clay Thomson 60 Town Spirit!!! “Want a boost? Tommy Marshall. Dave Brown First Row: Don Rich, Paul Gammon, Joe Yeazitzis, Tommy Marshall Second Row: Danny Nickerson. Willie Blood. Dave Brown. Gary Colby. Clay Thomson. Coach Yeaton SEASON RECORD 14 Wins Wilton 56 S3 Derryfield 5 Weare 1 Epping 95-5; Nute 54-57 Wilton 67-57 Derryfield 56-53 Ashland 87-43 Weare 88-27 Alton 73-72 Henniker 55-46 Nute 66-58 Austin-Cate 80-78 Alton 50-56 Epping 80-65 Ashland 66-61 Sunapee 46-52 Henniker 61-65 Austin-Cate 39-45 The “whammy” touch. Gary Colby “Not leapfrog, Don! Don Rich. Gary Colby, Dave Brown “Hurry up — it’s slipping!' Willie Blood 61 Ciris'Junior Varsity The Girls’ Junior Varsity bas- ketball team ended their season with a 5 win, 6 loss season. The starting five players were Ann Brady, Karen Durken, Shirley Bernier. Sarah Mooers and Donna Cass. “As the squad, all these girls played well together, especially during the last section of the schedule,” said Coach Vaughn. The highlight of the season was their 16-15 win over Derryfield in the last ten seconds. “Even though the season had its ups and downs, I view it as a successful season,“commented the coach. The girls showed improvement throughout the months and the experience gained by all players should help the varsity team next year. SEASON RECORD 5 Wins! Derryfield 22- 6 Weare 31- 6 Epping 13-19 Nute 14-28 Marlborough 20-14 Derryfield 16-15 Weare 38-12 Alton 14-27 Nute 10-25 Alton 13-31 Marlborough 22-28 Front Row: Sarah Mooers. Debbie Tuttle. Ann Brady. Kathy Jock. Heidi Thurber Back Row: Coach Vaughn. Karen Durkan, Mary Lloyd. Davena Lindahl. Donna Cass, Shirley Bernier, Mary DeButts. Mindy Lloyd 62 Boys' Junior Varsity J.V. boys have come a long way since the beginning of the year. Their coach, T.O. Morrell, took this raw talent and turned it into a pow- erful, successful team. The team, made up of Sophomores Kevin Brown, Scott Burklund, Gary Champagne, Dave Lovely, Scott Magoon, Scott Marshall, Scott Osborne, Clay Thomson and Fresh- men Jeff Hammond, Robbie John- son, Kevin Smith, and Donald Ste- vens. has consistently done well, los- ing only 4 games out of 16. We are all proud of how well they have done, and we hope that the team will continue to do well in the future. “Oops” Scott Burklund, Kevin Smith First Row: Robert Johnson. Kevin Brown, David Lovely. Scott Marshall. Kevin Smith Second Row: Scott Osborne. Gary Champagne. Don Stevens. Clay Thomson. Jeff Hammond Scott Burklund SEASON RECORD 12 Wins Wilton 57-40 Derryfield 47-31 Weare 48-26 Epping 61-20 Nute 42-21 Wilton 40-42 Derryfield 73-38 Ashland 60-30 Weare 54-38 Alton 44-54 Henniker 41-32 Nute 61-36 Austin Catc 29-42 Alton 47-51 Ashland 63-40 Henniker 32-30 Austin-Cate 41-45 63 Casey at the Bat “Batter Up!” This is a familiar cry to the 78-79 CBNA Baseball Team. This dedicated group of 9 super sluggers garnered an impressive record of 9 wins and 5 losses. Led by their captains. Peter Guptill and Chip Bates, the team worked its way into the tournament. Unfortunately, they lost the first game but still fought on to finish the season in glory. We are all proud of the team, and we know that this year’s team will do their best to keep up the reocrd of winning for CBNA. “Get out of here! “I want to go to second not first!” “Is he safe or out? You tell me! 64 “This isn’t the baseball field!” “You’re Out!” Front Row: Paul Smith. Chip Bates. Kevin Tasker. Clay Sauls. Kenny Glidden. Dave Crum- mey. Mike Lovely. Mark Stevens Back Row: Mr. Yeaton. Marty Blood, Clay Thomson, Tim Johnson. Gary Colby. Bob Corson. Dave MacPherson, Scott Marshall. Les Magoon SEASON RECORD 9 Wins! Epping 11-7 Weare 4-3 Belmont 6-3 Derryfield 6-8 Austin-Cate 27-3 Alton 3-10 Belmont 3-7 Nute 3-0 Austin-Cate 3-5 Henniker 4-0 Alton 7-12 Sunappee 5-9 Nute 3-2 Weare 15-0 TOURNAMENT Lisbon 0-14 65 Belles of the Ball The “weaker sex? Says who? The 1979 CBNA softball team thoroughly disproves this myth. Led by their pitcher, Cheryl Bird” Bocek, their third base- man. Marina Hewett. and their shortstop. Ines Capobianco. the team continued the success started by the 1978 team. This hard-hitting team of girls went through the season with 16 victo- ries. which brings their state record to 35 victories in a row over the last two seasons. Unfor- tunately. the girls lost to an unde- feated Interlakes team in the finals, finishing second in the state. Although we lost our senior players, we're sure the returning players will keep up the tradition that makes Coe-Brown No. 1! This one is for you! Marina Hewed Great Expectations Sue Earnshaw. Deanna Briggs. Debbie Smith 66 Go ahead I can catch it! Connie Blood The agony of defeat! Sharon Ryan Picking up speed! Sharon Crummey Front Row Left to right: Ines Capobianco. Sue Eamshaw, DeDe Smith, Cheryl Bocek. Marina Hewett. Debbie Major, Barbara Marshall Back Row Left to right: Coach Harley Johnson, Mone Mikell, Pam Bateman. Stacy Martin, Sharon Crummey. Deanna Briggs, Connie Blood. Sharon Ryan SEASON RECORD 16 WINS! Henniker Epping Belmont Nute Weare Alton Marlborough Belmont Alton Nute Sunapee Henniker Derryfield 25-7 8- 7 15- 11 11-0 19- 0 20- 5 18-2 3-2 9- 7 20-4 9-7 8-4 16- 0 TOURNAMENT Hollis 7-4 Belmont 5-4 Lisbon 10-6 Interlakes-L 2-6 67 Some Enchanted Evening When someone says the word “Prom” to you, what do you think of? Girls in long dresses, guys in tuxes? Or maybe you think of can- dles, flowers, and romance. Well, the 1979 Senior Prom was all the above and much more. The Seniors had worked hard all afternoon Friday getting the gym ready for Saturday, and all that hard work paid off. With the band playing in the back- ground, a perfect scene was created for a night of fun and romance. Refreshments were served by three of this year’s Seniors, Tracy Ham- mond, Lisa Allen, and Bonnie Lef- fel. Toward the middle of the eve- ning, the cake was cut by the Prom Queen, Kim Neal. It was a night of memories and everyone enjoyed themselves. Are you sure it's not spiked? Tracy Hammond. Lisa Allen. Tish Sauls J Slow Dancing Leon Jock, Mary DeButts. Dagne Dimes. Marty Blood, Pam Batemen. Tom Marshall Hi Ma! Sue Ravessi One for you and one for me Kim Neal John Travolta, eat your heart out! Lorreta Bosse, Tim Johnson 68 Live From Northwood It’s Ronald Reagan!!! It began on a cloudy Thursday ... enrollment was at a record low. Stu- dents had been dismissed early due to illness when suddenly — Ring. Ring — “Good afternoon, Coe- Brown Northwood Academy. May I help you.” “One moment, please.” “Hello. Mr. Reagon at Coe-Brown? Why we’d be delighted! When? Tuesday? Fine. See you then.” (CBNA, Monday, February 4 — in the gym) “Tomorrow students we shall be privileged to have the com- pany of Ronald Reagan.” Prepara- tions begin at once. Tuesday — February 5 — 1:30 p m. — Mrs. Reagan arrives before the Governor and answers a few questions. Then through the gym doors enters Mr. Reagan himself fol- lowed by one of our state senators, many secret servicemen, and camer- amen. The questions begin, but time moves much too quickly, and Mr. Reagan is forced to press on. We shall never forget this day as it brought much pride and joy to our school!! Governor Ronald Reagan Left to right: Governor Reagan. Mrs. Reagan. Lisa Taheny. Dave Duiong, Debbie Chapin. Mrs. Lorraine Colby 69 Fun in the Sun Two weeks before February vaca- tion excitement begins, class spirit builds as the Coe-Brown Winter Carnival officially begins. It’s a rowdy season at school, and for two weeks phrases like “We’re 1,” and “Our class is the best” are heard through the halls of Coe-Brown. Events consisting of everything from tossing eggs to basketball and snow sculpture are the highlights of the annual Winter Games.” The defending Champions (Class of ’79) are no longer with us. so the Cham- pionship title is up for grabs. Who is the Best? We’ll never know until the final day. Dwayne Coffin Bob Corsen Marty Blood. Dan Smart. Roy Can- Dan Smart. Betty Magoon Roy Carr 70 Sue Callioras. Robbie Johnson. Deanna Briggs. Don Rich. Tim Johnson Eddie Brown. Sue Ravesi Glen Gammon. Roberta Witham. Joyce Nut- ter Willie Blood. Sharon Crummey Mary Debutts. Kathy Johnson. Tammy Magoon Deanna Briggs. Don Rich Wendy Smith, Tim Johnson Don Rich 71 Dave Brown. Joe Yeazitzis. Tim Johnson — Classmates Laurie Lynch, Sharon Crummey Bonnie Leffel. Nancy Gasper, Cindy Wyman. Bonnie Leffel Nancy Gasper. Cindy Wyman. Bonnie Leffel Linda Thurber. Steve Hamel Linda Thurber. Steve Hamel Cindy Wyman, Donna Magoon Marty Blood D. Dulong. G. Champagne. M. Blood. D. Lovely M. Blood. J. Sherburne. G. Champagne. W. Blood, K. Brown Robin Magoon D. Rich. W. Blood. J. Sherburne. G. Cham- D. Smith. L. Hamel. J. Nutter pagne, M. Blood Kathy Johnson Debbie Tuttle A Junior Victory 73 Party tonight Don?” Don Clifford What did I do now?” Roy Carr “Mona Lisa” Tracy Hammond Would it work better if I turned the saw on?” John Stapleford “Hi there!” Judy Perkins “We’re going to win. right!” Wendy Smith. Tim Johnson “That way. right coach?” Paul Gammon 74 Very Interesting ’ Cindy Wyman “Why me!” Carole St. Clair Have you ever had the feeling that you’re being watched?” Nancy Gasper, Jeff Young “Say Hi to my friends! Tammy Magoon “Our favorite pastime!” Wendy Potter. Lisa Allen. Kathy Johnson. Tammy Magoon. Tracy Hammond “Hi!” Smurf 75 Bon Voyage On April 18, 1979, twelve students fror Coe-Brown Academy boarded a British Airways 747 destined for Paris, France Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Char berlaine and the American Leadership Study Group, the students consisted oil Caroline Bates, Heidi Bigwood, Debbu Cass. Gary Colby, Lyn Hamel, Dot Jackson. Laurie Lynch, Debbie Majoj Clay Sauls, Kevin Tasker, Kenny Wilkir and Roberta Witham. Also in attendant on this excursion were Mrs. Lucilj Aheam. Mrs. Blanche Bigwood, and Mj Maijorie Chamberlain. After a stopover at England’s Heath Airport, the group finally arrived Charles deGaulle Airport in Paj France, on April 19. Although thorous fatigued, members of this tour grj wasted no time in discovering the bakf of Paris. In Paris famous places such as, fel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedr Louvre, the George Pompidou Cer Sacre Coure Cathedral held a fas for all. The famous French de stores and boutiques were also f| on many occasions. Keeping in tune with the saying “When in Paris, do as the Parisians do.” large quantitites of French breads and pastries were consumed. Very few bakeries were ever passed by without someone from the group entering to purchase a tantalizing eclaire or tarte auz fraisers! In addition to Paris, the beautiful cities of Versaille and Chartres were part of the tour. In Versaille the beautiful palace of Versaille with all of its riches was visited. In Chartres the famous Cathedral of Chartres with its extensive stained-glass window collection was the center of attraction. Last, but not least, an excursion along he Loire Valley was undertaken. Here aany beautiful chateaux were visited, ertainly the chateaux of Amboise and (enonceau were two of the high spots on excursion. 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HILL'S SPORTING GOODS 57 So. Main Street, Concord, New Hampshire Athletic Footwear Hunting and Fishing Equipment Custom Uniforms Nordic Skiing Sportswear 228 8392 Open Mon. Sat. GOSSYILLE GENERAL STORE LAUNDERMAT • THE CENTER OF DOWNTOWN EPSOM • HAKOWUE • 1« • Electric Heat Free Coffee in Room Air Conditioned Television Miles of Snowmobile Restaurants Nearby Trails from Motel NORTHWOOD MOTEL Open All Year Nous Parlons Fred anJ Dorothy Hamel Francais Rt. 4, Box 160 603 942 5476 Northwood, N.H. 03261 PINEY WOODS FARM Farm Fresh Produce in Season Across from Fairgrounds Telephone: 463 7261 92 Warm Congratulations to the Seniors Control the Climate in Your Home 365 Days a Year WILLIAMSON'S Five-in-One Heats, Humidifies, Cools, Dehumidifies, and Electronically Cleans the Air The Williamson Five in One offers heating from 100 to 180 thousand B.T.U., cooling from 25 to 660 thou sand B.T.U., humidifies up to one gallon of water output per hour, dehumidifies to pleasant summer comfort levels and electronically removes most of all air borne contaminants all year 'round. All indoor comfort elements are completely enclosed in a casing no larger than a typical warm air furnace. PAULA. O'NEAL PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL WATER SYSTEMS Deerfield, NH 463 7452 93 Compliments of COBB, INC. Poultry Farm Congratulations to the Class of 1980 ROBBINS AUTO PARTS, INC. Rochester, New Hampshire Telephone: 332 2246 Compliments of SHARON NURSING Route 107 Deerfield, NH Tel. 463-7631 DUSTIN'S STORE FABRIC SHOP Pittsfield, N.H. Telephone: 435-8441 Ladies' and Children's Clothing FASHION BARN TriCity Plaza Somersworth, N.H. Specializing in Name Brands at Discount Prices Junior, Missy, and Large Sizes Sunshine says: Free to be me! Free to be your! 942 8570 $ 15.00 Light Hauling Dealer Car Swapping $4.00 Lawn Mowing Odd Jobs Our Vehicle Is Our Office Buyer of Standing Timber GEORGE R. DUBOIS LOGGING Deerfield, N.H, 463-7704 Trucking Custom Land Clearing Tel. 603 463 7446 Deerfield, N.H. OViCCix oitini. General Construction Excavating Driveways Septic Tanks Sand — Loam — Gravel Leachfields 94 PLAISTOW LUMBER SUPPLY CO., INC. the great highway performers Building Supplies — Hardware Paint — Millworlc You Get Dick Poulin With Every Car At Route 125 Plaistow, NH 03865 DICK POULIN CHEVROLET INC. 401 No. Main Street Telephone: Rochester, NH 03867 332 2010 JAMES C. O'NEAL Plumbing — Heating Deerfield, New Hampshire 03037 463 7702 f s 1 X? rle d DOUBLE A CONSTRUCTION CO. Telephone for Entire Line of Rawleigh and Mr. Groom Products. 10% Discount on All Sales at Home BOB AND NETTIE mv General Construction Route 4 Northwood, N.H. 03261 FARR Executive Distributors Telephone 463-8835 Deerfield, New Hampshire Telephone 942 7015 95 CLEMENT ASSOCIATES REALTORS Raymond Shopping Center Raymond, N.H. CLEMENT AGENCY, INC. Insurance Raymond, New Hampshire 603-895-3353 Bruce L. Brown 603-895-3382 Best Wishes From the COCA-COLA BOTTLING PLANTS, INC. 145 Green Street, Somersworth, NH 03878 603—736 9286 ©it',! X FASHIONS IN HAIR DESIGNS BLACK HALL RD. — I MILE OFF RT. 4 EPSOM. N. H. 03234 Ockiy MacCALLUM S BOATHOUSE INC. BOX 223. NORTH WOOD. N. H. 03201 DON MacCallum EVinRUDE E- first n autbaanti GLASTRON SKI DOO Yamaha Back Hoe Road Bulldozing Building SCRIBNER SAND GRAVEL Herb Scribner Telephone: (603) 664-7729 Center Strafford, NH 03815 96 Compliments of Paul Smith Deerfield, N.H. Tel. —224 5396 MID-STATE OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. 14 So. Sfate Street Concord, N.H. 03301 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 LAKE SHORE FARM A Family Vacation Place Since 1926” Jennesse Pond Rd. Northwood, NH 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 '80 COUNTRY GARDENS GREENHOUSE First Place in Women's Fashion and Designing Fourth Place in Men's Fashion Designing for 1979 We do what others are trying to do. BICKFORD'S SPORT CENTER Johnson Outboards Sailboats Fiberglass Boats Canoes Echo Chain Saws Roper Lawn and Garden Moto-Ski Snowmobiles Route 4, Epsom, NH 736 9050 STRAFFORD MACHINE WELDING General Machine and Tool Complete Welding Facilities 664 9758 P.O. Box 226, Bow Lake Strafford, NH 03884 Congratulations Seniors From JOHNSON'S DAIRY FARM Norman and Helen Johnson Compliments of michael A nthony construction co. Blake Hill Road, Northwood, N.H. 03261 Dial 603 942-7015 Tires, Batteries and Accessories Triple Road Service EPSOM SERVICE CENTER Certified Brake and Tune-up Lubrication and General Repairs Corner of North Road and Route 4 Ed. Legere, Owner Epsom, N.H. 03234 Home Ph. 736 9989 Dial 603 736 4781 Discover | BEN FRANKLIN LLl We bring variety to life! Your Family Dept. Store Raymond Shopping Center, Raymond, N.H. Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am to 9:00 pm Sat. 9:30 to 6:00 Sun. 9:30 to 5:00 98 THE BROWN OWL CRAFT CENTER 9 Rooms of Creativity Route 4, Northwood, N.H. ARCHIBALD ( INSURANCE I YOUR m nJrbtiJrnr 1 i O Tk 1 W V AGENT J AGENCY Main Street, Raymond, N.H. 03077 —603 895 2812 Richard W. Loiselle Compliments of N. H. FENCE CO., INC. Route 101 Raymond, New Hampshire Custom Etched Products Brass — Bronze Etched Belt Buckles Copper — Pewter BARKER CUSTOM MFG. Northwood, N.H. 03261 MICHAEL, BARKER, Prop. Bow Street Specialty Jewelry (603)942-8100 Something from Michael • Sterling Jewelry • Home Party Plan (603)942 8882 NORTHWOOD GARAGE Automotive Repairs Bob Grant Owner Northwood, NH 03261 99 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '80 From the Board of Trustees Administration and Staff of 100 COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY Congratulations to Coe-Brown Academy Class of 1980 PUBLIC SERVICE Company of New Hampuhirfl Rou+e 101 Raymond, NH 03077 TaIt Business Machines, Inc. M2 Lincoln Sno� T, Mnndera, N.H. 07107 Tel. 624-4001 • DITTO SPIRIT DUPLICATORS • MINOLTA AMO 3M COPIERS • • OESTETNER STENCIL DUPLICATORS • ELLIOTT ADORESSINC MACHINES • • DYMO FARRINGTON CARDWRITERS • Congratulations From BENGSTON TOOL AND DIE CO. West Nottingham, New Hampshire Precision Tools Dies, Jigs, Fixtures Metal Stampings Contract EDM Service RICH PLAN Of Northern New England, Inc. Barnstead Road Pittsfield, N.H. 03263 Telephone: 435-8386 Many Thanks From the 1980 Yearbook Staff 101 CONGRATULATIONS Xh HONS o Our Senior Sons and Daughters On a Job WELL DONE! John and Shirley Allen ot and Gene Bossee Mr. and Mrs. Richard B Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burklund ML and Mrs. Otis Cammett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ca Mr. and Mrs. Denni (Thomas DeMerritt 1r and Mrs. John A. Eddington Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gammon Mr. and Mrs. James Gasper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Guyette Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Jackson Mrs. Albert Johnson vtr. and Mrs. Louis M. Johnson vir. and Mrs. James E. Kelley 4r. and Mrs. Barry Leffel Mr. and Mrs. Eric Linell Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Magoon. Sr. Mary Ann “Mom Magoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Magoon. Sr Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potter Diane Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith Mr and Mrs. Walter Stapleford rMr. and Mrs. Julian Sto Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taske'.. Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Thurber it 3 1 jPI' iB Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson Dolores and Benjamin Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yeaton r. and Mrs. George Yeazitzis -d C. Young P Congratulations Class of 1980 Specializing in Sea-Food — Prime Ribs Turkey and Steaks Complete Take-Out Service BARB AND BOB CALLIORAS Mf. ' A . « .. • N. - - v .A , • • • _ . VV s '•■' . • M TV. . • ' • • • I V. •. 1 - . V • - r • . A • .7 • . . ■ 1 j. • • . ' .%•• • • � , - • . ? . '.w . • . • , .- -.s' J . - ? • • • m - .x- 4.- i;. -X • ♦ • J? j ;• . . • •„ . A • • 4, . • S 9 - . -i • ; • -V • t • • • ' . , J . v •• • • ' vr- • : si : • • • . ' • ,v ’ • • • ■