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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

m COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY Route 4 Northwood, New Hampshire COMANCHE 1981 Table of Contents Theme 2 Dedication 4 Student Life 5 Organizations 18 Sports 32 Trustees, Administration, Faculty 54 Seniors 60 Underclassmen 77 Ads 84 i NORTHWOOD i i COMING STRAFFORD Coming together literally means approaching one group. Although students come to CBNA from four main towns — Northwood. Nottingham, Deer- field. and Strafford — they always approach our school together. At first everyone seems a lit- tle shy not knowing everyone there, but before long you become one group, all representing Coe-Brown Nor- thwood Academy. NOTTINGHAM TOGETHER Returning back to school the next September, you eagerly await your old friends whom you have not seen much over the summer. As the years quickly pass and you graduate, you will look back not at the person in your class from another town, but instead you will see your friend who graduated from Coe-Brown Northwood Academy with you. Dedication The Class of 1981 dedicate this yearbook to Mr. David Smith. Mr. Smith has been a big spirit booster for Coe-Brown and the Senior Class. He has brought organization back to the school and has been a good friend to all students. He has helped many of the seniors with senior release by giving those students who have had academic problems a second chance for senior release. The current and future students at Coe-Brown will be very for- tunate to have a headmaster with so much enthusiasm and understanding that helps bring the students closer and come together as one. 4 COMING TOGETHER FOR GOOD TIMES As the homework piles up and the weekend nears, students long to break the pat- tern of a school day and come together during the weekend to catch a movie, munch out, or maybe even shoot some pinball. During basketball season crowds of students come to the gym and cheer on their teams; during dances they come to hear great music and be with their friends. Throughout the week telephone lines everywhere are busy, and on them students are discussing their lives. There are many aspects of a student’s life that surround us. The things they wear, the days, the weeks, and the months of the year are all pieces of a stu- dent's life. Who’s Who Unique Class Clowns Best Dressed Most Talkative 6 Who’s Who continued Heather Thurber Marty Blood Gary Colby Roberta Witham Shyest Bob Hodder Denise Elliott Most Athletic DeDe Smith Tom Marshall 7 Who’S Who continued Most Serious Heather Thurber Bob Hodder Class Flirts Tom Marshall Sue Ravesi Best All Around Roberta Wltham Tom Marshall Class Workers Gary Colby Roberta Witham 8 Broadway Here We Come The Coe-Brown Chorus, long-awaited by some, just in time for others, originated last year and has been progressing steadily upward since its birth. Directed by Mr. George Loper, the chorus has advanced from one performance at the 1980 Graduation ceremony to five Christmas concerts in 1981 and more. Heavenly voices, upraised in joyous harmony, not only have the ability to hold an audience spellbound in its grasp but also bring happiness and satisfac- tion to themselves and others. ‘Coming together’ will soon be an antique phrase for our Coe- Brown Chorus, and electrifying adjectives such as exultant, vibrant, and victorious will pro- udly take its place. But for now, Coe-Brown’s newest creation is alive, growing, and ‘coming together.1 JoAnn Sargent. Heather Thurber, Cindy Bakios, Mrs. Callahn Back Row: Heather Thurber. Cindy Bakios, Mindy Lloyd, JoAnn Sargent, Tracy Trommer. Third Row: Carolyn Ravesi. Dagne Dimes. Heidi Thurber. Sue Trevorrow. Anne Stroud. Second Row: Elaine Champagne, Peggy Demont. Janet Nutter. Front Row: Ed O’Connor, David Thurber. Back Row: Cindy Bakios, Mindy Lloyd. JoAnn Sargent. Kathy Jock, Tracy Trommer. Middle Row: Carolyn Ravesi. Dagne Dimes. Heidi Thurber. Sue Trevorrow, Anne Stroud. Front Row: Elaine Champagne. Janet Nutter. Barbara Champagne. Peggy Demont, Tish Sauls. Back Row: Tracy Trommer. Bill Correll. Megan McDuffee. Sharon Crummey. Shelley Donahue. JoAnn Sargent. Christine Young Robert Witham. Heidi Thurber. Barbara Champagne. Denise Elliott. Middle Row: Mindy Lloyd. David Thurber. Ed O’Connor Janet Nutter, Connie Blood. Rhonda Potter. Sue Marquis, Sue Merrill. Kathy Jock. Judy Young. Front Row: Nathan Stroud. Cindy Bakos. Carolyn Ravesi. Joannie Smith. Sue Trevorrow. Heather Thurber. Heidi Bigwood. Valerie Leffel. Peggy Demont Lisa Taheny Elaine Champagne. Dawn Rae. 9 We Do More Than Flying One of the most remembered occasions throughout a school year is an assembly, and the Peace Air Force Band was one assembly we’ll never forget. When you think of the Air Force, your mind turns to blue uniforms, yet these people we saw were more than uniforms holding in- struments. Their music became alive as they played, and the entire gym swayed with their sound. Be- ing able to come together to hear this band was an honor and a privilege. We hope to have them back again soon. 76 and 1 trombones. Elvis, eat your heart out. This isn't tops but it's close. My lips are sealed. It's too early in the morning. One a. two a, three. 10 First Step To The Nobel Prize Science is a study that takes observation, experimentation, and a lot of time. For all the work that each student put into his her pro- jects, we give them credit. By com- ing together in their knowledge and skills, these students have turned mere ideas into reality. Could these students be future Einsteins? “The most beautiful things we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. — Albert Einstein THE WINNERS! It only Einstein could see us now. Marty Blood, Debbie Tuttle, Clay Thomson What is it? Cliff Young, Alan Markson, Gary Colby, Steve Greeley, John Gilson Say Cheese mouse. Larry Anthony First Row: Willie Blood, Donna Kelley, Dave Johnson. Second Row: Debbie Tuttle, John- It's only pastachio. Clay Thomson. Scott Sherburne, Paul Borders. Back Row: Marty Blood. Al St. Jean, Clay Thomson. 11 Love Among The Stars Without a spring prom, a school year just doesn’t seem complete. Love Among the Stars” was a title that seemed to make the 1980 Prom glisten throughout the whole gym. Each decoration glittered like a star, and in every face love and happiness was seen. Although prom night can’t last forever, its memories can. For this reason we would espe- cially like to thank all the stu- dents and teachers involved for coming together to make the 1980 Prom what it was. We're all in this together. Don Clifford, Carole St. Clair. Linda Thurber, Dave St. Clair, Bon- nie Leffel, Bob Burklund, Nancy Gasper, Jeff Young Romance Is beautiful. Nancy Gasper, Jeff Young Love will keep us together. Barbara Champagne, Scott Marshall Here she is, Miss America. Ken Wilkens, Dance the night away. Heidi Thurber, Scott Burklund. Linda Thurber, Dave St. Clair, Connie Blood, Dawn Ray, Dagne Dimes Bonnie Leffel, Bob Burklund, Nancy Gasper, Jeff Young 12 Fun in the Sun If there is one time of year that every student dreams about, it is the summer. At last school books can be pushed aside and attention can be focused on the sun, the beach, your friends, and simply unwinding from the old school routine. Summer can mean different things to different people. To some summer is nothing more than a tan; to others it is a vaca- tion; and to those who work it is definitely not a vacation; yet in all these cases by coming together with your friends, summer can always be something special. HELPI Dave Johnson, Sue Ravesi Mixed nuts! John Sherbourne, Michelle Schaffer, Barbara Champagne, Fred Potter, Where's my hair dryer? Ann Brady Carolyn Ravesi, Elaine Champagne, Eric Carr Ain't love grand! Marty Blood, Heather Thurber 13 Fall Fever People from all over New England come together to form what we all know and love as the Deerfield Fair. All year long people from miles around await the delicious food, the excitement of the crowds of people, the well- groomed animals to be judged, the chance for a blue ribbon, and among other things the rides for those young and old. There is always something for everyone at a fair, and it is for this reason that the Deerfield Fair is one of the best loved fairs around. Romeo and Juliet — Bonnie and Clyde? Sarah Mooers. Andy Bates Deep In thought. Nell Mooers Where was Burt Parks when I needed him? Tish Sauls Ride 'em cowgirl. Debbie Grant 14 Open House Open house is an opportunity for the parents, teachers, and students to come together to understand what goes on in school and what the students’ classes involve. It can be a chance for the teachers and students to really work with each other in put- ting together a program for the parents. By coming together on November 6, 1980, all of those in- volved were able to gain a better feeling of togetherness toward our school. Oo la la. Kevin Brown Cuiaine Fransals. Gary Champagne, Don HI. Mom.” Rick Gates Tres Bon. John Sherburne The Great Debate — Pro. Gary Colby, Melinda Josiah, Heather Thurber The Great Debate — Con. Roberta Witham, Marty Blood, Tish Sauls 15 Out of the Ordinary Look into my eyes. Heather Thurber Instant Replay School for sale. 25c each. Danny Smart Nothing like falling for each other. Sue Trevorrow. Sharon Crummey. Mone Mikell Why are you asking me? I only work here. Mr. Yeaton Full speed ahead. Donna Kelley Won't my dentist be happy. Scott Osborne 16 Somewhere over the rainbow. Karen Durkan Only a face a mother could love. Willy Blood It's getting warm out. Tish Sauls Any resemblance? Shelly Donahue What a student. Rhonda Potter Look. Ma. one foot. Chris Enos School is the pitts. Tony Fife Miss Piggy, eat your heart out. Connie Blood 17 COMING TOGETHER With the many activities Coe-Brown has to offer, most all the students can find something of interest in which to join. The activities bring the student from Deerfield, Nor- thwood, Nottingham, and Straf- ORGANIZATION ford together to form many organizations within the school. These important organiza- tions and clubs are the main factor to our ‘coming together’ and working for the good of our school. 19 Go-Pher-lt!! Things are really coming together this year with the help of my efficient office assistants. Without their help doing odd jobs and running errands, I would never have time to com- plete my work. I am very pleased to have such hard-working assistants to help me. Working hard. Mrs. Dawn Blackwell Is a secretary's life really what it is cracked up to be? Debbie Grant I've always wanted to play keyboards, but this is ridiculous! Pam Bateman Back Row: Pam Bateman. Heather Thurber. Lisa Cole. Karen Durkan. Debbie Grant. Mary DeButts. Front Row: Kathy Jock, Mrs. Blackwell, Kevin Smith. Wendy Elliott. 20 Getting in the Act Producing a senior play, a past tradition of Coe-Brown Academy’s graduating class, has been revived by the Class of ’81 in the form of a three-act comedy called ‘Backwoods Romeo.’ Difficulties in reinstating old traditions exist everywhere, and the Senior Play was no excep- tion. However, a permanent cast was formed, and Director Heather Thurber, and Stage Manager Marty Blood could see that it was finally coming together. The cast, consisting of seven seniors and seven underclassmen, worked hard to make the play a success. These students, Gary Colby, Sue Trevorrow, Robert Witham, Melinda Josiah, Dagne Dimes, Caroline Bates, Heather Thurber, Rick Gates, David Thurber, Debbie Robinson, Heidi Thurber, Shirley Bernier, Karen Durkan, and Kathy Jock had the stamina to keep going. But just when they were sure they’d hit the top, they would look down and see the bottom a few feet away. Special thanks goes to Mr. Bruce Farr who built the set. Mrs. Phyllis Dupuis for her con- stant support and generosity, and Mr. David Smith for his pa- tience and encouragement. We hope that through our ef- forts graduating classes suc- ceeding the Class of '81 will follow our lead and keep a lost tradition’ alive. Top Row: Mrs. Dupuis. Connie Blood, Gary Colby. Middle Row: Melinda Josiah. Heidi Thurber, Shelly Donahue. Bottom Row: Kathy Jock, Debbie Robinson, Sue Trevorrow, Heather Thurber. Top Row: Heidi Bigwood. Tish Sauls. Gary Colby. Tom Marshall. Dave Johnson, Heather Thurber. Sue Trevorrow. Middle Row: Megan McDuffee. Tami Hewett, DeDe Smith, Shelly Donahue. Valerie Leffel. Bottom Row: Marty Blood. Mone Mikell. Melinda Josiah. Carolyn Ravesi, Roberta Witham. Debbie Grant. 21 Working Toward a Better Tomorrow The year 1980-81 has been a busy productive, and in- teresting one for the FFA. The officers for this year are Presi- dent Kathy Jock, Vice President Kenny Wilkens, Secretary Sarah Mooers, Treasurer Rick Kelley, Reporter Brian Allen and Sentinel Don Smith. Many activities were held the latter part of the 1979-80 school year such as the Special Olympics, the 1980 NH State Convention, the talks given to the surrounding elementary schools, and the very suc- cessful Chapter Banquet. Just a pinch between my cheek and gum. Mr. Farr, Al St. Jean To start the 1980-81 year off, the annual FFA fishing trip was held, which was thoroughly en- joyed by both old and new members. This year’s petting zoo at the Deerfield Fair was once again a huge success. It was estimated that over 80,000 people, both young and old, passed through the Zoo. At the FFA Interscholastics the livestock judging team, con- sisting of Kenny Wilkens, Fred Potter, and Debbie Robinson, won the first three prizes and will attend the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo. next November. This year's convention was attended by Kathy Jock and Kenny Wilkins. Kenny competed in the National Livestock Showmanship Con- test and won a silver medal. Kathy received the Chapter’s B.O.A.C. (Building Our American Communities) Award. By coming together the CBNA Chapter of the FFA has not only increased and strengthened but also looks forward to the new year in which they have ‘much to do.’ Back Row: Mr. Davis, Debbie Robinson, Scott Burklund. Earl Jock, Larry Sargent. Don Stevens, Glenn Gammon. Jim Magoon. Dave Dulong, Andi Bates, Allan Markson, Mr. Farr. Fourth Row: Rick Emond, Scott Hodgdon, Paul Borders, Neil Mooers, Amy Robinson, Fred Potter, Clift Young, John Detrude. Larry Anthony. Mark Hewett, Ann Brady. Third Row: Dan Smart, Andy Hibbard, John DeMargio, Phil Taheny. Tom Mansfield. Jo Gunther, Val Leffel, Ed O’Connor, Michele McGrath, Ricky Kelley, Ron Elliott. Second Row: Andy LaPanne, Don Stevens, Sarah Mooers. Kathy Jock, Brian Allen, Al Grondin, Kenny Wilkens, Ed Brown, Dave Lovely. Front Row: Rick Durkan, Becky LaPanne. Don Allard, Roberta Tufts. Dona Stanton, Darryl Clifford. Ravonne Tuttle, Sue Merrill, Matt LaPanne. 22 Yeah, yeah — all one way. I will! Tony Fife I stepped in something. Kenny Wilkens Yeah, chickee. Al St. Jean I hope he doesn’t bite. Sarah Mooers Quit nipping; I’m not a carrot. Clifford Young Tom Sawyer and his fence. Donald Stevens The milk’s on the other end. Ricky Kelley I love kids! Kathy Jock t a ... Coke and a smile. Brian Allen 23 Petals of the Rose ... This year’s FHA has been a very active one. The members started the year off with a Spaghetti Supper and Get Ac- quainted party for new members. After these activities the following officers were elected: President Mary DeButts, Vice President Joyce Nutter. Secretary Rhonda Pot- ter, Treasurer Laurie DeButts, Parliamentarian Kathy Jock, Newsletter Editor Chris Olson, Public Relations Donna Elliott, and Stacy Champagne, Photographer Wendy Elliott, Historian Linda MePhee, and Debra Ege, and Recreation Leader Betty Magoon. Stacy All those calories! Champagne is our member of the State Connection Team, which has been organized to improve communication be- tween local chapters and the state. Dagne Dimes is State Parliamentarian and a member of the State FHA Executive Council. Mary DeButts is a can- didate for state secretary in May at the State FHA Convention. As in previous years several members assisted at the Eye and Ear Clinic held at the Nor- thwood Town Hall and spon- sored by the Saddleback Mountain Lions Club. Once again, we went to the Epsom Manor with Santa and Mrs. Claus and had loads of fun joining in the dancing and ‘Sing-Along.’ In January we had our Fun- in-the-SunDay at Lake Shore Farm. Everyone enjoyed all the friends we made. National FHA Week was observed by presenting the teachers with a cake and cof- fee, flower arrangements to Mrs. Dupuis and Mrs. Blackwell, and an appreciation scroll to Mr. Smith. Our year is not yet over. Helping the blind. Wendy Elliott, Dr. Gruette Top Row: Mrs. Dodge. Ravonne Tuttle, Kathy Jock. Stacy Champagne. JoAnn Sargent. Roberta Witham. Donna Elliott, Christin Olson. Middle Row: Wendy Elliott, Rhonda Potter. Mary De Butts, Kelley Blier, Lisa Cole. Betty Magoon. Bottom Row: Debbie Ege, Linda MePhee. Joyce Nutter, Denise Elliott, Lori DeButts. Peggy Dumont. Janet Nutter. 24 Kelley Blier Gingerbread Makers. Debbie Ege. Dagne Dimes Love at Christmas. Bessie Adams. Mrs. Rit- terbush. Mildred Edgerly, Kathy Jock Giving the gift of happiness. Kelley Blier, Joyce Nutter. Mrs. Dupuis. Not more brown nosers. Kelley Blier. Kathy Jock. Janet Nutter, Joyce Nutter. Mr. Smith, Betty Magoon Head Honcho. Mrs. Dodge Prince Charles and Princess Grace. Kathy Jock. Michael Pellitteri. Heidi Purington, Mary DeButts 25 Making It All Come Together A school’s yearbook is like no other book that can be found or bought. From its title we all know that it is about one year out of many, yet in actuality it is truly a book of memories. The yearbook staff, along with their advisor, can only capture these thoughts and memories with the backing of the student body, faculty, and administration. With their help and by coming together in much effort, the yearbook staff is able to produce a book to last a lifetime. In years to come when you flip through these pages, always remember ‘the way it was.' Seated: Lyn Hamel, Mrs. Downs, Gary Colby. Standing: Connie Blood. Heidi Bigwood, Megan McDuffee, Melinda Josiah, Roberta Witham, Caroline Bates. Heidi Thurber, Sheila Durkan. Missing: Laurie Lynch. Lett to Right: Caroline Bates, Lyn Hamel, Sheila Durkan, Heidi Left to Right: Gary Colby, Megan McDuffee, Melinda Josiah, Thurber. Roberta Witham. 26 Lyn Hamel. Co-Editor Gary Colby — Co-Editor Sheila Durkan. Subscritpion Manager Roberta Witham. Caption Editor Megan McDuffee. Typist Melinda Josiah. Copy Editor Heidi Thurber. Junior Representative. Crop Manager Connie Blood, Photographer 27 Corning Together in Representation Since the majority of people in a school are the students, it is reasonable to assume that they should be entitled to representa- tion in the way the school is governed. For this purpose a group of students, chosen from each of the four classes, come together to ex- press their feelings on issues of importance. By working together and gathering their ideas, a stu- dent council should be able to ex- press the thoughts of the student body and help to improve negative aspects of a school. It is a difficult job for students to express their opinions and to help to do what they can for their school; but by coming together and working along with their ad- visors, it is possible. Take pride in your school and work for it! I'm taking over. Melinda Josiah Overseer. Kenny Wilkens Cheese. Debbie Robinson Anticipation! Standing: Mr. Smart, Earl Jock, Lisa Cole, Rick Gates. Bob Corson. Wade Sauls. Bar- bara Champagne. Seated: Roberta Witham. Melinda Josiah. Debbie Robinson. Kenny Wilkins. vj 4 What do you want now? Bob Corson Love that ink! Roberta Witham Baby face. .. Earl Jock That’s dumb. Caroline Bates Aren’t I cute. Wade Sauls Love those kids. Mr. Smart Heave-ho. John Cassidy, Gary Colby, DeDe Smith, Marty Blood Can I stop smiling now. Sarah Mooers 29 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization that for over 50 years has worked to bring recognition to outstanding high school students to the attention of their parents, communities, and colleges. Dedicated to the theme of scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service, members of the NHS involve themselves with their contributions to society. By coming together in this way, the NHS is an honored and respected organization. Coe- Brown Northwood Academy is both proud and honored to once again have their own National Honor Society Chapter. Mr. Robert Shepherd Heather Thurber Paul Borders Roberta Witham 30 Melinda Josiah Lyn Hamel Caroline Bates Martin Blood William Blood Mr. David Smith Left to Right: John Cassidy. Paul Borders. Gary Colby. Thomas Marshall. 31 COMING TOGETHER IN TEAMWORK Sports events are what give a school its school spirit, and that is one thing that Coe-Brown has a great deal of. In the past Coe-Brown’s teams have proved to be the best; not only in winning but also in learning from their ex- periences and coming back the following year with an even bet- ter team. 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The season started slow, nine loses; but at home the team played strongly and continued to improve. The first win was to STA 15-8. With spirits lifted, it proved to be a turning point in Coe- Brown’s season. The four games, beginning with Henniker and ending with Epping, were victorious. The season ended with a 5-10 record, with hopes this year for a higher win-record column. All in all, Coach Vaughn sums up his hopes for this year’s sea- son: “With a strong core of returning juniors and seniors, I expect a very successful sea- son.’’ With new talent from the bench, this year’s team is expected to not only play strongly but with success. First Row: Sue Callioras. Mary Lloyd, Donna Cass, Mone Mikell, Pam Bateman. DeDe Smith. Second Row: Karen Durkan, Barbara Champagne. Tammy Magoon, Deanna Briggs, Betty Magoon, Stacy Martin. Sharon Crummey, Caroline Bates. Coach Vaughn 34 Where s Mom when you need her! Karen Durken, Sharon Crummey. Laurie Lynch, Donna Cass. Deanna Briggs. Barbara Champagne Sue Callioras. Mary Lloyd ™ Coach Leap Frog. John Vaughn Catch me if you can! Caroline Bates Hitting the books! Karen Durkan What a game! Stacey Martin. Sue Callioras. Ann Brady. Karen Durken. Melinda Josiah We're in this together. Pam Bateman. Car- oline Bates. Barbara Champagne. Betty Magoon, Sue Callioras. Donna Cass, Deanna Briggs. Karen Durkan 35 Who’s On First? First Row: Scott Osborne. Jim Bongiovanni, Scott Marshall. Glenn Witham, John Scott Sherburne, Don Rich. Robbie Johnson. Bob Corson. Second Row: Coach Yeaton, Joe Yeazitzis. Tom Marshall, Marty Blood, Gary Colby, Clay Thomson, Doug Jackson, Gary Champagne. Dave Johnson, Steve Hamel, Jim Young. The 1980 Coe-Brown Season was a successful one in the respect that our team, coached by Mark Yeaton, made it to the tour- nament with a 10-6 record. Despite the fact that we lost in the first round at the state tourna- ment, it was a valuable experience to the nine starters who will be back on the team this year. Our team leaders were Don Rich, with 17 hits and 16 runs scored; Scott Osborne, who had a batting average of 361; and Gary Champagne, who was close behind Scott with a batting aver- age of 359. Clay Thomson led the pitching staff pitching 32 innings and 4 wins. Party? Where? Mr. Yeaton. Don Rich, Clay Thomson, Tom Marshall, Scott Marshall This one’s for you. John Scott Sher- burne Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. 36 Did someone say McDonald’s? Gary Colby Just wait! Tom Marshall Where did it go? Marty Blood I give up! Gary Champagne Throw it; I can take it. Don Rich. Tom Marshall, Scott Osborne What do you want? Jim Young, Glenn Wit- ham, Marty Blood, Bob Corson, Robbie Johnson, Joe Yeazitzis, Gary Colby. Dave Johnson, Doug Jackson If I only had my security blanket! Mr. Yeaton, Don Rich, Clay Thomson, Tom Marshall, Scott Marshall 37 Set ’Em High Spike ’Em Deep The Volleyball Teams this year had a good season in that they came together working hard to help out their new coach, Mrs. Johnson, and improving greatly their setting, spiking, and serving. Although statistically their records may not show them to be a winner, our girls’ volleyball team will always in the eyes of us at Coe-Brown be the best! Keep your heads up. Mrs. Johnson Pounding on air. Diane Yeaton Shazam! Mone Mikell First Row. Sharon Crummey, Shelley Donahue. Mone Mikell. Heidi Buzzell, Pam Bateman. Second Row: Karen Durkan, DeDe Smith. Diane Yeaton. Tami Hewett. Chris Janes. Mrs. Johnson. Third Row: Caroline Bates. Heidi Thurber. Sue Trevorrow. Sue Callioras, Lyn Hamel. Not Present: Laurie Lynch. Tish Sauls. Roberta Witham. Let's get it over. Heidi Buzzell 38 Another one of those 'Crummey' spikes. Sharon Crummey It's all in the way you hit it. Sue Callioras, Patty cake. Sue Trevorrow Heidi Buzzell The Untouchable. Pam Bateman It isn't tug of war; it’s volleyball. Karen Durken, Heidi Buzzell Above the net for a spike. Caroline Bates. Diane Yeaton. Heidi Thurber 39 Look, Ma No Hands This year’s soccer team showed what coming together was all about every time they went out on the field. The squad hustled in every thing they did, and their record was proof of it. They had more wins and less losses than any other Coe-Brown team ever had. The team finished higher in the standings and went to the quarter finals in the tourna- ment, which was something that Coe-Brown teams had only dreamed of in the past. This was one year that turned the tide Coe-Brown’s way and made history. It’s stuck. Al Stevens Breaking away. Gary Champagne And remember... Coach Hall We’ve got legs! 40 Back Row: Gary Colby. Andy Hibbard. Bob Corson, Danny Smart. Keith Jock, Glen Wit- ham, Gary Champagne. Bill Correll, Andy Bates, Darren Howcroft, Kevin Brown, Scott Osborne, Doug Dimes, Chuck Lloyd, Coach Hall. Middle Row: Ed O’Connor, Rob Johnson, Wade Sauls. Earl Jock. Kevin Smith, Charles Reese, Mark Caldwell, Matt Osborne. Front Row: Al Stevens. Marty Blood, Don Rich. Absent: John-Scott Sherburne, Willie Blood. The casual male. Glen Witham Awesome! Bob Corson I wish he would say ‘down.’ Doug Dimes Don't pout. Andy. Come back. Andy Bates Total concentration. Kevin Smith What was that? Gary Colby This is gonna hurt. Willie Blood I wish he'd hurry with the water. Marty Blood. Al Stevens. Kevin Smith High Stepping Hoofers Although the 1980 Cross Country Team was fairly small, it was nevertheless a team. To be a team, members must come together to set new records and learn from their experiences in order to do even better the following year. Mr. Vaughn felt that those members who were on our team tried and that some of the underclassmen showed great promise for the years to come. Mr. Vaughn has been quoted as say- ing, “Freshman David Thurber showed more promise than any freshmen I’ve ever coached before.” We would like to thank all of you who were involved in cross country and let you know that Coe-Brown hopes to see all of you still running next year. Strategy at work. Andy LaPanne, David Strong, Matt LaPanne We ll make it together. Debbie Tuttle, Becky LaPanne Taking the long way home. Matt LaPanne Pouring it on. David Thurber 42 Ow! I've got a kink in my neck. Andy LaPanne First Row: Becky LaPanne, Debbie Tuttle, Matt LaPanne, Lisa Taheny. Second Row: David Thurber, Andy LaPanne, David Strong, Coach Vaughn. 43 Spirit of Dedication and hard work of the 1980-81 Comanche Cheerleaders helped boost the spirit of the Coe-Brown basketball teams and fans. Led by Captain Tish Sauls, this peppy, high-spirited squad con- sisted of Seniors Sue Ravesi, Sue Trevorrow; Juniors Linda Marquis, Elaine Champagne; and Sophomores Margaret Spinazzola and Sue Callioras. Strong support came from their coach, Mrs. Elaine Johnson. The cheerleaders worked well together and came up with many new cheers, which were en- thusiastic and catchy. Fortunately, many cheerleaders will be coming together next year and will keep up the spirit of Com- anche Pride. The pressure builds. Lett to Right: Tish Sauls, Sue Ravesi, Margaret Spinazzola, Dawn Ray, Sue Trevorrow, Linda Marquis, Sue Callioras. Elaine Champagne. Top Row: Margaret Spinazolla. Tish Sauls. Elaine Champagne, Am I suppose to smile? Sue Ravesi. Linda Marquis. Sue Trevorrow. Bottom Row: Sue Callioras. Dawn Ray, Sue Ravesi. Linda Marquis. 44 COMANCHE PRIDE Margaret Spinazzola. Sue Trevorrow, Sue Ravesi. Dawn Ray, Elaine Champagne. Tish Sauls. Linda Marquis. Sue Callioras. An awesome twosome. Sue Ravesi. Margaret Spinazzola Top Row: Sue Callioras. Sue Ravesi. Sue Trevorrow. Bottom Row: Linda Marquis. Tish Sauls. Shelley Donahue. Top Row: Margaret Spinazzola. Sue Ravesi. Sue Trevorrow. Bottom Row: Linda Marquis. Tish Sauls. Elaine Champagne. Sue Callioras. 45 Corning Up Heidi Buzzell was the most consistent player throughout the season while Sarah Mooers improved throughout the year with her rebounding. Lyn Hamel, in her first year playing basketball, showed good hustle game after game. The Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball Team started their season on a promising note with a win over Derryfield, but fell to future opponents due to the limited number of players. Throughout the season they showed a great deal of hustle and desire. Reach for the sky. Barbara Champagne You tell'em. Coach. Barbara Champagne. Chris Janes, Mary Lloyd, Karen Durkan, Sarah Mooers, Rod Bateman, Lyn Hamel. Mr. Vaughn Good for 2. Karen Durkan What a shot! Mary Lloyd 46 Is this a basketball? Lyn Hamel What goes up must come down. Barbara Champagne If we could just get our hands on it. Sarah Mooers. Barbara Champagne Dance the night away. Sarah Mooers Bill Rogers with a basketball Mary Lloyd This year’s boys’ junior varsity basketball team proved that by coming together, under the leadership of Coach Damon, a successful season was one made possible only by hard work and unification. The highlights of the season were two games vs. Derryfield in which our CBNA team pulled from behind in order to grasp the triumph of victory. Future Class “S” Champions I've got it. Kevin Smith Manager: Rod Bateman Who put you in charge? Earl Jock. Robbie Johnson, Doug Dimes, Ed O'Connor, Donald Stevens, Glen Witham. Jim Bongiovanni, Glenn Witham, Kevin Smith. Keith Jock. Mr. Damon. Get the knack? Bill Dorrell With a record of 15 wins and 3 losses, Coe-Brown’s team was the unofficial junior varsity Class S Champions, which was quite an accomplishment. In the near years to come, these Freshmen and Sophomores cur- rently playing at the JV level will rise to be very promising members of our future varsity team. Keep up the good work! Look, Coach it's like this. Mr. Damon. Earl Jock 48 Cool, huh? Doug Dimes Tiny Archibald? Wade Sauls What a shot! Donald Stevens Four hands are better than one. Glenn Witham Is gravity on our side? Donald Stevens Simon says move to the right. Earl Jock No strings attached. Keith Jock Box seats! Bill Correll, Robbie Johnson, Andy Bates, Eddie O’Connor, Glenn Gammon, Kevin Smith, Mr. Damon. Lay-Up and Foul Shots Forever Determination was a large part of this year’s girls’ basketball team. Hard work paid off as this year’s squad, returned to the State’s playoffs after ending the year in eighth place with a 10 and 8 record. It was a mixture of veterans and rookies that blended together to make up this unique squad. This year’s squad consisted of three seniors: DeDe Smith, Mone Mikell, and Lyn Hamel; three juniors: Pam Bateman, Ann Brady, and Karen Durkan; one sophomore: Betty Magoon; and two freshmen: Diane Yeaton and Heidi Buzzell. With the year just completed, the returning members of this squad are looking forward to another outstanding year next year. Don't hit me. Heidi Buzzell Pig Pile. Mone Mikell, Ann Brady Top Row: Mr. Hall. Diane Yeaton. Heidi Buzzell. Ann Brady. Karen Durkan, Betty Magoon, Shoot for the stars. DeDe Smith Lyn Hamel. Bottom Row: Pam Bateman. DeDe Smith. Mone Mikell. 50 That will teach you! Mr. Damon. Pam Bateman You think you’ve got problems. Mr. Hall. Karen Durkan, Heidi Buzzell. Diane Yeaton, Lyn Hamel Tiny Archibald, eat your heart out! Diane Yeaton. Betty Magoon Mr. Damon's Harem. Diane Yeaton. Mr. Damon. Lyn Hamel. Pam Bateman Ups and downs of basketball. Betty Magoon. DeDe Smith Ballet or basketball? Diane Yeaton. Miss Helmboldt 51 Celtic Material? The Comanches enter the Class S Tournament with a 12 and 7 record, positioned in eighth place in Class S. Considering the fact the Comanches have one of the toughest schedules in Class S, playing six tournament teams dur- ing the regular season, their record is quite an accom- plishemnt. Statistical leaders on the team were Tom Marshall, 13.8 points per game; Gary Colby, Tom Mar- shall, and Jim Magoon, all scoring over 200 points during the season; and Jim Magoon and Gary Colby each pulling down 160 rebounds. Let’s start over. Gary Champagne. Gary Colby, Tom Marshall Where's Rich? No more technicals! Mr. Yeaton Looook out! Gary Champagne. Gary Colby Here they come. Scott Osborne, Gary Colby. Tom Marshall. Gary Champagne 52 Oh no, Mr. Bill. Kevin Smith A sprinkle a day. Gary Colby It’s all in the hips. Gary Champagne Shoot or pass? Hmmm. Don Rich Top Row: Mr. Yeaton. John Sherburne. Kevin Brown, Gary Champagne. Gary Colby, Jim Magoon. Scott Burklund, Scott Osborne. Bob Corson. Bottom Row: Don Rich. Kevin Smith. Wade Sauls. Tom Marshall. 53 COMING TOGETHER TO EDUCATE The faculty, administration, and trustees are an essential part of every school. It is our teachers who help us to learn through the years. Our Board of Trustees see to it that our school runs smoothly. Our jani- tor, school nurse, and secretary are all part of our school activi- ties. And, of course, our Head- master is the one who keeps our school together. We thank our faculty, admin- istration, and Board of Trustees for coming together to make Coe-Brown what it is today. 54 Board of Trustees Richard Bengtson Albert H. Burtt Robert Grant Robert A. Johnson Herbert Sherman Mrs. Edith Tasker George Thorne Headmaster Assistant Headmaster David S. Smith Gordon Smart Faculty and Staff DAWN BLACKWELL School Secretary PAUL COLBY Custodian WALTER E. DAMON Algebra, Industrial Math, Business Math, General Math, Driver Education, Boys’ JV Basketball PAUL DAVIS, JR. Animal Science, Forestry, Greenhouse Manage- ment, FFA Leadership, Junior Class Advisor ALICE DION English, Skills Center Faculty and Staff continued HELEN DODGE Home Economics, FHA ANN M. DOWNS Typing I and II, Office Procedures, Shorthand, Ac- counting, Yearbook, Staff Development Commit- tee, National Honor Society PHYLLIS DUPUIS English, Librarian, Student Council, Drama v BRUCE FARR Vocational Director, Agricultural Mechanics THOMAS HALL 57 Social Studies, Soccer, Girls’ Varsity Basketball Faculty and Staff continued COLLETTE IRENE HAMEL French, English, Sophomore Advisor, Staff Development Committee Chairperson ANN HELMBOLDT Guidance Counselor, Introduction to Psychology ELAINE JOHNSON Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Anatomy, Earth Science, Volleyball, Cheerleading ROBERTA MUNGEON Student Teacher, Home Economics i I ROBERTS. SHEPHERD Junior, Senior English, Class Advisor, National Honor Society Faculty and Staff Continued BARBARA SMART, RN School Nurse, Health Class JOHN VAUGHN Social Studies, Cross Country, JV Girls’ Basket- ball, Varsity Softball MARKYEATON Earth Science, Physical Education, Varsity Boys’ Basketball, Varsity Baseball GEORGELOPER Music COMING TOGETHER AS ONE their four years. The Class of '81 came to Coe-Brown together and smil- ing, and they now leave Coe- Brown together, still smiling but a little sad to see it end. After surviving four head- masters and a constant turn- over of teachers, this year’s Senior Class has ‘come together’ to be one of the hardest working classes that Coe-Brown has seen in a long time. This class has always worked together during Winter Car- nival, class fundraisers, and school events. They have shown school spirit throughout CYNTHIA JEAN BAKIOS NICKNAME: Bacon Bits, Cynthia REMEMBERS MOST: 4th and 6th period study halls with Tracy and Mindy PRIZE POSSESSIONS: Hamy, friends, and my “RACE CAR AMBITION: To become an artist CAROLINES. BATES NICKNAME: Batsey, Beates, Care ACTIVITIES: Student Council 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; National Honor Society REMEMBERS MOST: Softball Championship 78; trip to Paris; Labor Day Weekend 1980 PRIZE POSSESSIONS: Softball Jacket, photo album, memories AMBITION: To be happy HEIDI BIGWOOD NICKNAME: Hi-de, High ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, Chorus REMEMBERS MOST: My friends, Mrs. Downs' classes PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My car, my horse “Twi” AMBITIONS: To become a good horse trainer, to own a black Corvette U]cOCOcL 61 MARTIN BLOOD NICKNAME: Marty ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; National Honor Society AMBITIONS: To do well in life and go on to a pharmacy college WILLIAM W. BLOOD NICKNAME: Willy ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society REMEMBERS MOST: Mrs. Johnson and her screwed-up science classes PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My family and memories AMBITIONS: To become an engineer or architect and be happy in life PAUL BORDERS ACTIVITIES: FFA 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society PRIZE POSSESSIONS: MG and Triumph AMBITION: To become a millionaire 62 EDWARD F. BROWN NICKNAME: Stoney ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2 REMEMBERS MOST: Chris DeMeritt’s parties, going fishing with Redeye, S.D.R., D. L.'s parties PRIZE POSSESSIONS: S.D.R., my friends, my brother’s TV AMBITIONS: To party and to go to Alaska or Colorado to settle down MICHAEL BROWN NICKNAME: Mic REMEMBERS MOST: O'side, New York, not remembering my Sophomore year, June 22, 1980 — great party, hanging out in R.V.C. PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My leather, friends, Beatle tapes — Abbey Road AMBITIONS: To be successful in anything I decide to do, make big bucks, live on Long Island JOHN CASSIDY ACTIVITIES: Freshmen Class President, JV Basketball 1, Na- tional Honor Society REMEMBERS MOST: Freshmen Year and the summer following, Catic, the summer of 1980 PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My family and friends, my bank ac- count, and my few other creature comforts AMBITIONS: To do as much waterskiing and downhill skiing as humanly possible while amassing an unbelievable amount of wealth 63 DARRYL J. CLIFFORD NICKNAME: Little Canadian, Sam ACTIVITIES: FFA 2. 3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: The day I got in trouble doing my homework in Home Ec PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My stamp collection and my self-confidence AMBITIONS: To live life one day at a time and to be happy always STEPHEN COOPER NICKNAME: Coop REMEMBERS MOST: The day everyone skipped and went to the Deerfield Fair PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My ski- doo and my car AMBITION: To become an auto-body repairman GARY A. COLBY ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book Editor 4; National Honor Society; Class Treasurer 3, 4 PRIZE POSSESSION: My uniqueness AMBITIONS: To go to college and then teach elementary school I 64 SHARON CRUMMEY NICKNAME: Crum, Dixie ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2 REMEMBERS MOST: Freshmen year; locker room bash; Labor Day Weekend ’80; Don PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My pic- tures of Don; my friends; my life; my parents; my dreams; 'Pepe Lepew’ AMBITIONS: To marry Don and to live a happy, full life VICTORIA DEWEY NICKNAME: Screwey Dewey; George ACTIVITIES: Senior Play, Soft- ball 4; Band 2, 3 REMEMBERS MOST: Orange tent, oranges, orange sunshine with Randy on Pemi River PRIZE POSSESSION: Randy Cicchetto AMBITIONS: To live in Australia and to see the world SUZANNE MARQUIS NICKNAME: Sue ACTIVITIES: Chorus, FFA 3 REMEMBERS MOST: My first day at Coe-Brown; all the help people have given me in my time of need PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My friends, family, and memories AMBITIONS: To get a job in electronics and to become a black belt in Karate c_ 65 DAGNE DIMES NICKNAME: Hop-a-long ACTIVITIES: FHA 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Senior Play REMEMBERS MOST: My first day of school at Coe-Brown; Slave Day; Gary Colby in a dress; Jimmy PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My col- lection, my home, and my poems AMBITIONS: To some day work with abused children and their parents SHELLEY ANNE DONAHUE NICKNAME: Brown Sugar ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9 REMEMBERS MOST: My first day at Coe-Brown; April 10, 1980; my first kiss PRIZE POSSESSIONS: Tracy Lindahl, my family, and my life AMBITIONS: To become an ac- tress and have a happy and full life DAVID J. DULONG NICKNAME: Disco Dave ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1 REMEMBERS MOST: The smoke shows; dances PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My stereo equipment, my car, and my weapons AMBITIONS: To become a licensed Disc Jockey; to see the country by motorcycle 66 SHEILA DURKAN ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff REMEMBER MOST: February 14, 1978; S.M.R.; Christmas 1979; my parents PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My 1970 VW; my stereo; and a stuf- fed Woody-Wood pecker AMBITIONS: To go into Cosmetology; to get married and live rich and happy DENISE ELLIOTT NICKNAME: Dee ACTIVITIES: FHA Recreation Leader 1; FHA 1,2, 3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: My Junior year PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My friends and my boyfriend AMBITIONS: To be happy and have a good job; to become a secretary or an accountant DEBORAH IRENE GRANT NICKNAME: Deb ACTIVITIES: F.B.L.A. 10, 11 REMEMBERS MOST: Mark’s Senior Prom and party; Oklahoma horse show PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My '71 Ford Mustange; M.V.P. AMBITIONS: To own and manage a clothing store and to become rich 67 JOSEPH GUNTHER NICKNAME: Jo ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2 REMEMBERS MOST: Parking lot Smoke Show 1977 PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My am- bulance and my 426 Hemi HR 102 AMBITION: To be happy LYN HAMEL NICKNAME: Ham ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, FHA N.H. Vice President of Awards; Drama 1, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3; Class Secretary 4; Yearbook Junior Representative 3, Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Labor Day Weekend 1980, the trip to Paris PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My gold jewelry AMBITIONS: To get my own apartment with Laurie and get a good job TAMI HEWETT NICKNAME: Baby Hew, Hewby Booby ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Trip to Colorado, good times in the locker room, T.O. PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My friends and my family AMBITIONS: To live a happy life and be successful 68 MELINDA APRIL JOSIAH NICKNAME: Melin ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 4; President Student Council 4; Vice President 2; Drama 1, 4; FHA 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Camp 1980, all the things that my family has ever done for me, Heather dragging me all over school in my Freshmen Year to follow a small green light, my dog Missy PRIZE POSSESSIONS: The memory of my Grandfather and all the times in my past, my Bi- ble, my cat Buff, my New York accent, my puppy Noah AMBITION: To serve the Lord in everything I do ROBERT J. HODDER NICKNAME: Bob ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country skiing, work at MacDonalds AMBITIONS: To get a good job and earn $25,000 to $30,000 a year DAVID JOHNSON NICKNAME: Dave ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Coming to Coe-Brown, Chemistry Class of 1979, away baseball games PRIZE POSSESSION: My life AMBITION: To be successful at whatever I decide to do 69 VALERIE ALAVON LEFFEL ACTIVITIES: FFA 4; Volleyball 1; Drama 1 REMEMBERS MOST: Stratham Fair 1980; Field Day 1979; go- ing to Isle of Shoals with Junior Class, getting my braces off PRIZE POSSESSIONS: Hanna; my skis, plants, and Bear AMBITIONS: To go to TSAS; to own a Kenworth and a farm MELINDA ANN LLOYD NICKNAME: Mork, Mr. Mindy ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3, 4; Band 3,4 REMEMBERS MOST: The first day I came to Coe-Brown; 6th period study hall last year PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My stereo, my friends, and my parents AMBITION: To travel LAURIE J. LYNCH NICKNAME: Lurch ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Yearbook Staff 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Labor Day Weekend 1980; trip to Paris; all my friends and good times together; first day of my Senior Year; my brother; and concerts PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My '67 Rambler and my contacts AMBITIONS: To work for fun times and happiness (and money); to get my own apart- ment with Lyn 70 ALAN MARKSON ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2 REMEMBERS MOST: Last day smoke show PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My car and my sound system AMBITIONS: To become a stunt driver and go to a technical school ARTHUR T. MARSHALL III NICKNAME: Tiger (in English Class) ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Na- tional Honor Society REMEMBERS MOST: My parents continuous effort to make me do well in school, June 18, 1979, basketball tournaments and games, Yeaton’s quote on the line boys, Beaz, Laura Wheeler playing psychological games with my mom PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My dad’s snowmobile, my eagerness to go to school, my set of car keys AMBITIONS: To go to college, get a job, and have fun doing what I do best (jjL MEGAN McDUFFEE NICKNAME: McDuff ACTIVITIES: Yearbook REMEMBERS MOST: Hampton Beach with the best of friends PRIZE POSSESSION: My stereo AMBITION: To be happy for the rest of my life 71 MONE THERESE MIKELL NICKNAME: Bone ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1; Vice Presi- dent 2,3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: T.O., H. Johnson and winning the soft- ball championship, P.J., being Marshall, camping Labor Day Weekend PRIZE POSSESSIONS: Softball jacket, concert t-shirts, my bedroom and trophies, my Social Security number AMBITIONS: To be accepted at the Thompson School in UNH, to successfully run my own plant and floral shop, to own a mansion in the Rockies } RHONDA ARLENE POTTER ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA state recreation leader 2; Drama 2 REMEMBERS MOST: The FHA convention, short sheeting RW’s bed and covering it with powder PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My car, my job, and my big white buffalo AMBITIONS: To get the most I can out of life and to live as happy a life as I can CAROLYN D. RAVESI NICKNAME: Julie, Cow eyes, Raveski REMEMBERS MOST: B.C.R. concerts in 1977, fun times sophomore year, pizza hut with Lyn and Laurie, my junior year PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My Bi- ble, my silver jewelry, memories of good times with friends AMBITIONS: To work with the airlines and do something for God 72 CdA-oU rv RjjUl oL SUSAN A. RAVESI NICKNAME: Sue, Chick, Reveski, Sue Bee ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: 1980 Graduation party, T. L.; the Geeks: smokey; having mono; teasing Mr. Yeaton PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My friends, family; my 4,000 B.C.R. pictures, my Bible; my memories of CBNA AMBITIONS: To become famous; make people laugh; and to help spread the word of God MARK ROLLINS REMEMBERS MOST: My 1967 Firebird; the summer of 1980 PRIZE POSSESSION: My 1939 Plymouth Coup AMBITION: To get a degree in welding and mechanics PATRICIA L. SAULS NICKNAME: Tish ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Soft- ball 1; Cross Country 1; Cheerleading 2, 3, Captain 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Gene; September 17, 1979; December 28, 1979; Graduation parties '79-’80; Labor Day Weekend 1980; sliding in the locker room; T. O. and Yeats PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My five brothers; my friends; my blue lighter; my diamond necklace AMBITION: To go to nursing school and become an R.N. 73 DEANNA LEE SMITH NICKNAME: DeDe, Day, Chick-a-dee, Scum ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, co-captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,3,4 REMEMBERS MOST: Flooding and sliding in the locker room; 151452 PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My rings and necklace; my stuffed animals; and S. D. AMBITIONS: To be happy with my decisions in life and live them to the fullest LAURA-JEAN STROUD NICKNAME: Moose ACTIVITIES: Plays the guitar, writes songs, and sings REMEMBER MOST: Being crowned Miss Natural High 1980 at Natural High Campground PRIZE POSSESSION: My Yamaha guitar AMBITION: To publish a song HEATHER ANNE THURBER NICKNAME: Hat, Mouse ACTIVITIES: Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Cheerleading 3; Library Aide 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society REMEMBERS MOST: Dragging Melinda all over school in my Freshman year chasing a little green light; portraying Karen Andre in The Night of January 16th’ PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My Faith; my freedom, my fan- tasies; my songs AMBITIONS: Owning my own day care center and or singing and acting 74 I SUSAN KELLY TREVORROW NICKNAME: Kelly, Trevy ACTIVITIES: FFA 1; FHA 2; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Mr. Mor- rill’s Algebra and G.B. classes, summer of ’80, trying to help Heather when she was going with the Green Light PRIZE POSSESSIONS: Shayne, my stereo, my bike AMBITION: To work with animals ] AlLMO C,LO- _cT' DEBORAH WILSON ACTIVITIES: FHA 2, 3, 4; FFA 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Aerosmith concert and South East Central Disco PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My electric typewriter, my stereo, my white mouse, and my big white buffalo ROBERTA LYNN WITHAM NICKNAME: Bert. Berta ACTIVITIES: Vice President 1; President 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; President 3; Secretary 4; FHA 1; Vice President 2; State Recreation Leader 3; State Advisory Board 3; March of Dimes Peer Educator 3, 4; Drama 2, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 4; Cheerleading Mascot 3; Paris 3; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society REMEMBERS MOST: Volleyball, Junior Year, and our competitive attitude PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My family, friends, religion, mind, and free will AMBITIONS: To be satisfied and proud of my life; if lead, to become a missionary after training at Liber- ty Baptist College, Lynchburg, Virginia 75 KATHERINE YEAZITZIS NICKNAME: Kathy ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2 REMEMBERS MOST: February 3, JCB, my family, friends and Jim PRIZE POSSESSION: My car AMBITIONS: To go to college, be happy, and to get what I want out of life JAMES A. YOUNG NICKNAME: Sticks, Jim, Jimbo ACTIVITIES: FFA; Baseball Manager 2, 4 REMEMBERS MOST: Going to basketball games, tubing, par- ties at the tree PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My car and my friends AMBITION: To become a full- time certified police officer SHARON YOUNG ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2; Drama Club 1, 2 REMEMBERS MOST: Going to Hampton Beach PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My stereo, my family, and my friends AMBITIONS: To become a nurse and to be able to get whatever I can out of life 76 COMING TOGETHER WITH ENTHUSIASM Underclassmen are a very im- portant group of people that no school can do without. Just as each quarter in a basketball game is vital to a team, so is each class to a school. Each class has its own impor- tance that would take away from a school as a whole if they were to leave. To the faculty, under- classmen not only bring headaches but also a rewarding feeling by showing some of the knowledge that the teacher has been trying so hard to get across. To the seniors, under- classmen can be both the best people to tease and also the best people to confide in when they've got a problem. When you stop and think about it, there wouldn’t even be a senior class! By coming together each year, underclassmen bring life to any school and a close friendship to both students and faculty alike. 77 JUNIORS Brian Allen John DeTrude Janet Nutter Debra Robinson Donna Cass Karon Hi irk an David Lovely Scott Osborne John Sherburne Other members of the Class of 1982: Connie Blood Brad Brooks Elaine Champagne Christine Enos James Magoon I J Joannie Smith Shirley Bernier Gary Champagne Kevin Gasper Linda Marquis Alan Stevens Debra Tuttle Heidi Thurber Stepehn Greeley Paula Gunther V Dwayne Coffin Mark Hewett Scott Marshall Joseph Raymond Ken Wilkins Al St. Jean Larry Sargent Stacv Martin Charles Reese % F 1 Lisa Tahenv Scott Burklund Mary DeButts Clay Thompson Clifford Young Kerry Young 78 Mona Lisa. Lisa Taheny Do you want something? Cliff Young Smile of the year. Bob Corson Friday Fatigue. Scott Marshall Just call me Uncle Sam. Dwayne Coffin Studying can be fun. Shirley Bermier. Don- na Kelley Mr. Bias Chico Reese Joe Cool. Joe Raymond 79 SOPHOMORES Rodney Bateman Debra Eae Darren Howcroft | Bettv Maaoon Donald Smith Kellev Blier t Ron Elliott Robert Johnson Kim Mahoney Kevin Smith James Bongiovanni Wendv Elliott Rick Kelley Jeff Markee Susan Smith Glenn Gammon Sarah Mooers Margaret Spmazzola Tracy Trommer Susan Callioras Matt LaPanne Joyce Nutter Dona Stanton % ■V Jm Roberta Tufts Barbara Champagne Mary Lloyd Donald Stevens Ravonne Tuttle Don Daley Lori Holmes Linda McPhee David Smith Lisa Taheny Glenn Witham Other members of the Class of 1983 Carol Emro Tony Fife Rough night. Glenn? Glenn Witham j It’s dead. Darren Howcroft A book on posture? Robbie Johnson Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Sue Merrill, Kelley Blair Hard at work. Joyce Nutter Can we have a turn, Ms. Johnson? Don Daley. Steve Hamel, Mrs. Johnson 81 Where are your manners you two? Kevin Smith, Sue Ravesi, Jim Bongiovanni FRESHMEN Andy Bates Donna Daley Scott Hodgdon A Wade Sauls Mark Witham Heidi Buzzell Laurie DeButts Emily Jackson Edward O’Connor Jodie Spencer Diane Yeaton Stacy Champagne Douglas Dimes Christine Janes Dennis Stanton Thomas Yeazitzis William Correll Dianne Coyle Earl Jock James Johnson Matthew Osborne Ann Stroud Tim Record Sheila Taheny Bruce Young Christy Young Deidre McDuffee Michele McGrath Laura Richarson JoAnn Sargent Richard Gates Yvonne Currier Donna Elliott David Thurber Dianne Wallace Randy Young Judy Young Other members of the Class of 1984. Donald Allard Jon Brown Rick Emond Eric Gale Sherry Hunter Becky LaPanne Steven Lincoln Charles Lloyd Steve Metallic Sandra Nelson Allison Ravesi Keith Jock Dana Richardson Amy Robinson Maria Shute Laura Tasker Glenn Young 82 You can tell the freshmen by the books. Don Daley, Tim Record The Lady Thinker. Becky LaPanne Junk Food Junkie. Judy Young Don’t go out of the lines. Rick Gates What a farm. Chris Janes, Jamie Johnson How interesting. Emily Jackson. Bonnie Dowst, Yvonne Currier Quick, she’s looking. Keith Jock. Mike Hearn She said what? Deidre McDuffee. Jody Spencer. Steve Metallic 83 COMING TOGETHER IN SUPPORT Without the generous support of our local businesses and townspeople, there would be no yearbook. It is because of this fact that we would like to take this opportunity to express our 84 thanks to all the advertisers and booster patrons for supporting the 1981 Comance Yearbook. COMANCHE Lord bless and take care Ronnie Jock Peter and Kathy Mike and Sharon Sponsored by the FFA Tom M. David Thurber Keith Jock Derek, Mark, Kara Gladys Gardner Mark and Jamie’s baby Crum and Don's baby Jim Colby Mike Lovely Good luck from Snoopy and Charlie Brown Return stereo please! Star of the day, Don Rich Nicest guy in town Class of ’81, best of luck — Brian PIZZA!!! Clay Sauls from Italy Bo Derek Inga and Lee send love from Dover Bo’ Thank you, Allison Good luck to ’81, Love Noah Love ya, S. A. With love, Robert Redford Mary C. and Charles P. Lloyd Missy Lloyd — ‘human vacumn cleaner’ Irene Witham Tish and Jeff Glenn and Ruby Witham Good luck to 42 Rusty and Linda Alton Bus Driver I love Tish Hi Mom, love you — adorable etc. daughter FJ and his friend Tiger Mama Sauls Hi Debbie, I miss you The Fianders — Giner and Walter Good luck from Amy Josiah Robin and Rich Drown Mr. and Mrs. Thurber Peter Joshua Thurber Congratulations Class of ’81 — The Larson BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hanson To a good kid 54 Good luck, Tish Hate Senior dances! Class of ’83 is No. 1 Tom Yeazitzis Linda Thurber G. W. Cheryle Teigs Mae West Mom and Dad Colby Richard McBride, I love you Steve Colby Bonnie L. Leffel Proverbs 3:5-6 Inga, Lee, and Bacardi (151) Boozer G. C. and Burnout D. R. Northwood Motel Dave’s gone conan Class of '82, Coe-Brown’s finest I love Eric Marshall Good luck Lyn The Downs’ Clan To a good kid 34 Mandy In memory of John Lennon Herman Schwartz Good luck Sue and Ca Andy Gibb is Dawn’s Ryan Gardner Nancy Gardner Sue, the awesome woman Dew and De, Hew and He Good luck to 15 Mary Moores Mikey You have got my money; what more do you want? Mrs. Johnson To the best class; see you later. Jim Nelson Nina Stevens Congratulations from the Village Store Good luck from Vi Beauchain ‘Smile’ ‘Take time out to smell the roses' The Mansfields Beth Downs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Colby THE BROWN OWL CRAFT CENTER 9 Rooms of Creativity Route 4, Northwood, N.H. BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNERS DOT’S COUNTRY KITCHEN Rt. 4, Northwood, N.H. Open 6 Days DOT AND KERMIT 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Tel. 942-8049 Closed Thurs. GOSSYILLE GENERAL STORE LAUNDERMAT “THE CEMTER OF DOWNTOWN EPSOM” HOUR} Mm -Sal -IMI im -� � • SUPER CHEESE • MAROWAAt • «I • AMMO • Ml AH JOSUE’S i 1 COUNTEY STCEE ' Route « Northwood. N. H 03241 603 M2 SJM Purveyor ot Early American GIFTS AND ACCESSORIES OLD FASHIONED CANDY Beat Wiehea to the Claa ot '81 From the JOSIAH FAMILY 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 ’81 86 The Well Driller Who Always Wears a Tin Hat Must Do Something Right Here’s His Status: Same Wife: 31 Years 3 Boys: Danny, Jeff, Kevin Same Business: 34 Years Same Location: Route 4, Northwood, NH Same Slogan: We Need Your Business, Our Business Is Going in the Hole. Water for Homes or Industries, Please Call 942-5581 Anytime and Help Run This Business Into the Hole Respectfully, Elmer D. Tasker and Sons TASKER’S WELL COMPANY, INC ■ Route 4 Northwood, NH 87 Congratulations to the “1981” Seniors and Best Wishes 2- Tel. 942-7741 (JnusVcdm) HERITAGE HARDWARE Paint 1240 Colors OSCAR AND BLANCHE BIGWOOD «Electrical «Housewares •Plumbing «Fishing Gear •Automotive «Garden Center Supplies BILL, LOIS AND BRUCE Route 4 DETRUDE Northwood, N.H. 03261 G. JONES CO. 1il PEE SPORT SHOP Building Materials (Ddc Sto t Dor Sfioxtr 942-8282 TEAM RATES AVAILABLE SC NORTH MAIN ST. - ROCHESTER. N.H. 03867 Route 4 EDDIE ST GERMAIN Phone 332-6670 Northwood, NH 03261 Dial 603 332-4276 mm Dial 603 332-2585 KEN GOODRICH CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH PEIRCE FORD 303 North Main Street Rochester, New Hampshire 03867 303 No. Main St., Rochester, N.H. 03867 Your 1 Ford Dealer W. S. NICKERSON AUTO PARTS, INC. HAGGETT'S Automotive Parts and Equipment SPORT SHOP 24 North Main Street 98 Epping Road 227 Main Street Exeter, NH 03833 Raymond, NH 03077 Phone 772-4700 Phone 895-4000 Concord, NH 03301 Telephone: 228-0564 FICKETT JEWELERS 25 N. Main St. Concord, N.H. 228-8541 GEMS OF BEDFORD JEWELERS Bedford Mall Bedford, N.H. 669-8848 Keepsake Diamond Centers Mgr. Linda Rohde Congratulations to the Class of “81” HARDING METALS, INC. Buyers of All Types of Scrap Metals Edwin K. Harding, Jr. 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 EPSOM CIRCLE SHELL INC. Complete Auto Servicing Custom Exhaust Work Lifetime Guarantee Front End Alignment Computer Balancing 24-Hour Service Certified Mechanics Best Wishes to the Class of“81” DEMMONS GENERAL STORE Route 152, W. Nottingham, NH Epsom Traffic Circle Tel: 736-9713 Congratulations Seniors From JOHNSON'S DAIRY FARM COUNTRY GARDENS GREENHOUSE Norman and Helen Johnson Bus. 736 9036 On the Epsom Traffic Circle Compliments of HARVEY LAKE MOTEL STEVENS INSURANGE AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Route 4 435 8000 Northwood, N.H. Raymond W. Towle, Prop. Epsom, N.H. 03234 HUCKINS OIL COMPANY, INC. Metered Petroleum Gas Service Products Epsom, New Hampshire 03234 Owner - Designers 48 MAIN STREET SANDRA A OSBORNE PITTSFIELD. N H LUCIA A METCALF 03263 Dial 603 736 4702 91 The head of its class INDIAN HEAD BANK Member FDIC ____________rr______________j STILES FARM DAIRY, INC. HALE FARM STORE — D.C. Ridge Road Center Strafford, NH Telephone: 664-2274 664-5529 Got°et ° Washington and Oak Sts. Rochester 332-8181 Jgi S§ls' “The 125 Quickie” Gonic, N.H. Visit Our Farm for Milk, Cream, Eggs A Convenience Store With Gael NOW WE’VE GOT TWO FOR YOU! HUCKINS CHEVROLET, INC. Route 28 By-Pass Telephone 435-6932 Pittsfield, New Hampshire or 435-8369 SALES —SERVICE Dreher-Holloway Buick Pontiac 'Mercedes Benz BMW GMCTrucks Wrecker and Road Service Body Work — Air Conditioning Since 1921 Good Luck Epping Rd. • Exeter, N.H. 03833 • 772-4787 .964-6226 NORTH RIVER MARKET THE PAIGE AGENCY INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Gas — Groceries — Beverages Phone — 942 888 I Rte. 202 Northwood, NH 24 Main St., Pittsfield (603) 435-6767 COLLINS VARIETY SPORT STORE Electric Heat Air Conditioned Miles of Snowmobile Trails From Motel Free Coffee in Room Television Restaurants Nearby NORTHWOOD MOTEL Wilson Sporting Goods Arthur and George Alimi, Prop. South Main Street Rochester, N.H. HILL’S SPORTING GOODS Tel. 332 9810 Open All Year Nous Parlons FRED and DOROTHY HAMEL Francais Rt. 4, Box 160 603-942-5476 Northwood, N.H. 03261 Patient Seen by Appointment or Referral Only DR. FREDERICK ROBERT CARRICK 57 So. Main Street, Concord, New Hampshire Athletic Footwear Hunting and Fishing Equipment Custom Uniforms Nordic Skiing Sportswear 228-8392 Open Mon.-Sat. Practice of Chiropractic Limited to Musculoskeletal and Neuromuscular Pain Syndromes Suncook Valley Epaom Clinic Family Medical Center Epaom Traffic Circle Profeaaional Park, Route 28 Epsom, N.H. 03234 P.O. Box 227, Suncook, N.H. 03275 603-736-9312 603-485-7861 93 Best Wishes From BILLY'S RESTAURANT THE RIDGE GENERAL STORE Open 7 Daily Epsom, N.H. 736 4522 Groceries, Cold Cuts, Beverages Fishing Supplies 942 8898 BARRINGTON APOTHECARY Barrington Mall • Rte. 125 Barrington, N. H. PHONE 664-9312 FAMOUS COUNTRY STORE PARRINGTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03823 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 KEN COLPRITT Northwood Auto Salvage Used Cars — Parts and Accessories • We Buy Scrap Metal and Iron• Che 1784 j liop ANTIQUES OLD BOOKS PRINTS, STAMPS Telephone: (603) 942-5420 Northwood, New Hampshire 03261 RICHARD G. PUFFER NORTHWOOD, N H 03261 TEL 603-942-8583 NOEL’S BIRD FEEDER CO. Kitchen Cabinets Formica Counters Bathroom Vanities Route 4, Northwood, N.H. Tel. 603-942-8390 BAKER’S BARN Custom Built Furniture Designing and Mfg. of Bird Feeders Route 4 Telephone Northwood, N.H. 942-8990 94 In Northwood In New Hampshire... throughout New England... and across the nation ... Serving discriminating real estate buyers and sellers with more than 560 offices and the most advanced marketing program in our 55-year history. RECREATIONAL • BUSINESS • HOMES • INVESTMENT PROPERTY Whatever your needs, UNITED FARM has the experience and the nationwide resources to meet them — quickly yet with careful attention to every detail. On the Traffic Circle Epsom, New Hampshire FRED NOYES ALLAN COLE Broker Associate Broker Tel. 738-4779 Uniting buyer and seller Fuel Oil, Gasoline and Plumbing Heating and Electrical Congratulations Graduates From NORTHWOOD OIL CO., INC. Automatic Delivery Service 24 Hour Burner Service THE BLUE BOWL STORE Meat, Groceries, Forzen Foods, Vegetables, Cold Beverages, Shell Gasoline THE SMITH FAMILY Rt. 107 Deerfield, N.H TERRY P. ROBINSON Prop. Phone 435-6063 (603) 942-8961 PITTSFIELD PRINTING 4 Franklin Street Pittsfield, N.H. 03263 HANDCRAFTED WOOD PRODUCTS Lawn Furniture • Gifts Utility Sheds COMMERCIAL PRINTING INVITATIONS BARNEY’S WEDDING ALPETTENGILL Junction Rts. 4,43 and 202 Owner Northwood, NH 03261 Decorator Art Objects Primitives Antiques Music Boxes Work Clothes — Sportswear Footwear for the Family Telephone 435-6265 50 Main Street Pittsfield, N.H. ANN’S-TIQUES U.S. Highway 4 Northwood, N.H. 03261 603-942-8366 Ann Nichols Estates Stan Nichols Purchased 96 PINKHAM FUNERAL HOME Northwood, New Hampshire ERNEST PINKHAM, Director Telephone 942-5501 Compliments of mfchael Anthony construction co. Blake Hill Road, Northwood, N. H. 03261 Dial 603 942-7015 97 Compliments of J.W. O’CONNOR TRUCKING Mulch Bark Northwood, NH Telephone: 942-8655 Compliments of HAZEN PRINTING CO. Telephone: 753-4961 One North Main Street Penacook, NH 03301 Compliments of NORTHWOOD BUILDING SUPPLY Route 4 Northwood, NH Your Every Building Need Congratulations to Coe-Brown Academy Class of 1981 [g fiSJUl PUBLIC SERVICE Company of New Hampshire S COUNTRY- Y’ STYLE _ N Established 1850 LONGEUIL AGENCY A GENERAL STORE V Route 28 3 Miles North Epsom Circle Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 Days a Week Real Estate of All Types 942-5251 Route 4 Northwood, NH Telephone: 798-5071 HEIGHTS SUNOCO SERVICENTER BICKFORD’S SPORT CENTER JAMES KELLEY, Proprietor 125 Loudon Road Concord, NH 03301 Telephone (603) 228-8933 Johnson Outboards Chrysler Outboards Chrysler Boats Sailboats — Canoes Sea Star Boats UNOC Echo Chain Saws Roper Lawn and Garden Moto-SIci Snowmobiles Route 4, Epsom, N.H. (603) 736-9050 603 463 8373 DEERFIELD LUMBER Mobilehome Additions n� SP Pitched Roofs NCORPORAItb Awnings Carports ■ Storage Buildings Skirting MOBILE HOME SPECIALTIES North Rd., Rt. 107 Deerfield, N.H. 03037 Route 4 Northwood, NH 942-5253 Dennis Dubois, Owner Custom Sawing 99 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM Tune-ups Brakes KEN'S AUTO SERVICE EPSOM MANOR INC. Painting and Repairs Deerfield, New Hampshire Free Estimates Tel. 463-5500 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’81 We Sell Recreation Open 7 Days R.F.D. I Barrington, N.H. 03825 Travel Trailers Motor Homes CAMPERS UNLIMITED NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL non own: Sales — Service Parts — Accessories Steve Sikes Route 4 — 202 — 9 Dial 603 942-8544 Northwood, N.H. 03261 100 Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Is Your Septic Tank a Little (Skunk) Stinker? WILDWOOD 463-7776 Deerfield, N.H. ORCHARDS BAR EXCAVATING Old Center Road — INC. — Apples Deerfield, N.H. Telephone: 463-7178 Cider Septic Systems Site Work General Excavating Q fTV Welding of All Types Full Machine Shop Service f LUMBERTOWN, INC. L 1 LINDQUIST 1 MACHINE Lumber — Building Materials WELDING CORP. Rt. 4, Northwood, N.H. 942-5524 03267 ROBERT LINDQUIST, JR. Pres. RFD 1 (603) 942-8316 Northwood, N.H. 03261 LAKE SHORE FARM A Family Vacation Place Since 1926 Jennesse Pond Rd. Northwood, NH Compliments of JAMES O’NEAL Rt. 107 Deerfield Center Deerfield, N.H. Deerfield, NH 03037 BOZEMAN - GIBSON AND COMPANY ORGAN BUILDERS George W. Can Northwood Ridge, N. H. RIDGE REALTY Notary Public Dial 603-942-7773 Justice of the Peace Richard Aclcerson, Prop. 603—736 9286 ©5S2 X FASHIONS IN HAIR DESIGNS BLACK HALL RD. — I MILE OFF RT. 4 EPSOM, N.H. 03234 COUNTRY AUTO REPAIR Certified Auto Technician General Repairs and Air Conditioner Service Located at Blue Bowl Store 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Tel. 463-9780 Home 463 7095 Deerfield, N.H. PAUL ST. CLAIR Builder and Contractor Free Estimates Whig Hill (603) 664 9504 Strafford, N.H. 03884 (603) 269-5000 DAME’S PAVING CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Paving and Excavating Contractors Licensed Septic Installer PHILIP L. DAME Rte. 126 Pres. Ctr. Barnstead, NH 03225 102 M. D. TASKER Mobil Septic Tanks Installed and Cleaned INDUSTRIAL C o PRODUCTS, INC. c 9 1 o ’8 P.O. Box 5, Loudon, N.H. 03301 r. • � i Tel. 798-5484 — 435-6511 t u Represented by: 1 a RAYMOND C. CUMMINGS President t Motor Oils — Greases o Automotive, Fleet n 8 Industrial Lubricants Ncrthwood, New Hampshire Dial 942-8601 CLARK’S GRAIN STORE 603-435-8138 INC. ARTHUR HURD Poultry, Dairy Feeds and Supplies Mail Address No. Chichester Pittsfield, NH NH 03263 435-8388 WATSON CONSTRUCTION THE ELLIOTT’S LAWN CARE Complete Lawn and Cemetery Care L. S. ELLIOTT L. SHERMAN ELLIOTT INC. Pittsfield, New Hampshire 03263 Landscaping Class of 1957 Septic Systems Roads Northwood, NH Nottingham, NH 942-5906 679-8654 Building Site Work 103 YOUR TROUBLES ggVA ISH automotive PITTSFIELD BOX 1 Wlvlw 1 1 W SPECIALISTS WlU VlALIV 1 w Guaranteed Results LUMBER CO. INC. Route 4 Northwood, N.H. 03261 Box Shook, Shavings, Sawdust Pittsfield: 435-8382 Telephone: 942-8564 Retail and Wholesale Lumber Barnstead: 269-7500 J J BOYD CO. Feed and Animal Supplies R.F.D. 1 Box 19 Old Center Road Compliments of NAULTS PHARMACY Deerfield, N.H. 03037 Telephone: 463-5504 Owners: JOAN and JOHN BOYD Heights Road Concord, N.H.03301 Compliments of The Finest in Mobile Homes SHARON NURSING HOME LEE HOMES, INC. Home for the Elderly Route 107 Deerfield, N.H. 03037 Service Second to None Parts and Accessories Route 125 Lee, N.H. Telephone: 463-7631 HAROLD L. LEE Ottice 659-5140 SHIRLEY J. LEE Home (207) 363-3381 LEE CIRCLE GROCERY Lee Traffic Circle, Lee, N.H. 868-2707 Open 7 Days! Mon.-Sat. 8:00-10:00; Sun. 8:00-9:00 Fine Custom Cut Meats — Freezer Plans Full Sides, Hinds and Quarters Daily Meat Specials Order A “Party Platter” for Any Occasioni Deli Section Featuring: Homemade Sandwiches, Cole Slaw, Potato and Macaroni Salads. Homemade Baked Beans on Saturday Seasoned Spare Ribs and Shish-Ka-Bobs Ready to Cook! Cold Beverages, Complete Fresh Produce and Grocery Section Frozen Foods (603)942 8882 NORTHWOOD GARAGE Automotive Repairs Bob Grant Owner Northwood, NH 03261 Compliments of SHERWOOD INN Best Wishes to the Class of “81” From Gossville, N.H. P. K. LINDSAY Deerfield, NH Compliments of Compliments of R. BAILEY CO., INC. Northwood, NH 942-8661 PAUL SMITH Deerfield, N.H. CONGRATULATIONS MARK! We are very pleased and proud that you persisted and made itl Mom and Dad 106 Congratulations and ■Wishes 5 of ’81 pi the f Trustees istration nd iff of COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY BILLY RAY’S BOTTLECAP Route 4 Northwood, N.H. Telephone: 942-5491 Conptatu a IfwQcu o '81 941-8571 There is Only One Real Log Home! Open House fll Real Log Home� is the only company to carry that name and the reputation that goes with it We are the largest best represented log home manutacturer m the country Come see the Real McCoy at our open house O.R. GOOCH SON, INC. Nottingham, New Hampshire Telephone 603-679-867J “Water When You Need It” Robert J. Thomas Artesian Well Contractor 25 Years Experience Cable Tool Drilling Telephone Free Estimtes 942-5560 Prompt Service Northwood, N.H. 03261 108 Congratulations HERBERT to the HEWETT Seniors With Best Wishes Carpenter and Cement Work Specializing in Restoring Free Estimates From MacCALLUM’S BOATHOUSE Mt. View Road Deerfield, N.H. Tel. 463-7088 (fhabbourn a We Wish to Express Our Appreciation and Gratitude to Everyone Who has Helped Make the ttaataurant j Ctubbourn 1981 COMANCHE ROUTE A. NORTHWOOO. N.H. 942-8677 YEARBOOK What It Is. Canoes — Sales and Rentals 603-942-8235 THE POWDER THE 1981 YEARBOOK STAFF HORN Guns • Ammo • Fishing Equipment Black Powder Guns and Supplies Buy — Sell — Trade Harvey B. Jackson, Jr. Route 4 FFL 02-03061 Northwood, N.H. 109 MANY THANKS Throughout the years our parents have always been there when we have needed them. They have put up with a great deal from us. and it is at this time that we, The Senior Class, wcrfild like to thank them for all the things they Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Marshall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Newman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sauls Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Yeazitzis Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rollins Mr. and Mrs. John B. McDuffee Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Ravesi Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Colby Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Myron B. Bates Ms. Pauline Blood Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Hamel Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Border Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Bakios Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Dime have done. We not only appreciate all of your patience, endurance, and love throughout these past years, but also for our education. Students never really comprehend the importance of school until they have long since graduated. Without our education, our futures would be at a standstill. So it is for this chance and promise of a future that we thank all of you. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sherman Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Durkan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Donahue Mr. and Mrs. John Crummey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dewey Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dulong Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Leffel Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Cassier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thurber, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bigwood Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hewett George and Ruby Witham Mrs. Gwendolyn Hodder Marie and John Gunther in FOREVER Coming to a close, we would like to remember all the happy times that this year has brought us. These memories of our school, faculty, and friends will never leave our minds. As we move on to future endeavors, we will always be able to come together in our thoughts and prayers. luck in the years to d may God bless all of Good 112 •