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

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Mr. Smith (above), excited as always, reveals the expec- tations for a great school year. Students (right) anxiously await the bell that signals the beginning of a new school year. Allison Ravesi (left) steps off the school bus to The new faculty members (below) listen attentively begin a new and exciting year at Coe-Brown. as Mr. Smith introduces them to the student body.

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Opening Day . . . Back to School Opening day, the attitudes and rituals never change. The Seniors — all psyched up for their 'big year' — the Juniors and Sophomores — climbing the rungs of the rank ladder — and the shy and intimidated Freshmen — lost in the high school crowd, looking for their best friends — all sit in the bleachers looking down on 'Teachers' Row’. Our Head- master, Mr. Smith, introduces the old and the new faculty, who all bow to the mixed taunts and cheers of the student brigade. Then it's time for some serious business. Student life at Coe-Brown can be one of fun, enjoyment, and pride. However, it can be this way only if the student body understands that educa- tion and the rules and regula- tions come first. Mr. Smith explains the con- cept in detail, going over every point meticulously so that everyone understands. Thus the guidelines for the Year 1981-82 are set. Above: Sue St. Clair, Don Daley, Sarah Mooers, Margaret Spinazzola, Barbara Champagne. Sue Smith and Jim Bongiovanni await the end of the assembly and the beginning of school. 8

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:andirtgvTall Taking It All ears to bring the Class S rback to Coe-Brown, but it's It took 19 Basketball titlS back. A total am effort? That's what Coman- che BasketbaHNis all about. Defeating rival Henniker 62-55 in ths uarterfinals, Linwood 64-41 in the semifinals, and dethroning defendfrt champuftns Lisbon in a 60-4} fin Coach Neaton's Comanches brought winninj back into ne Cs Brown blood. Playin a consistently intenSfcs defense with a frS ently seen tenacious preS slow down tne opposition, the Coma ches did it on the offensive end, wjS balanced scoring attack «md gamebreaking fast break throughout the tournament. Jim Magoon tilted the balance slightly in the finals with a 23-point performance. A tota twain «Hurt, backed by a confi- denj assuring leadership, the Coman- nes finally came homejas 'Champions.' 'The third time's tha charm; it's yours; go get it!' A confidenti boost on the way to the top. u:va Coach Yeato of an extremal their th Earl Jock (above) comes one else could. That's the ip with the ball when no ruking of a champion. Don Rich (above left) the captain ano a iso an ivll- Tournament player, exhibits his fearless attitude while playing defense. 10