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

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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

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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

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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