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

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When Coe-Brown North wood Academy became champs, (below) th world knew it. Jim Magoon. an All-Tournament player (above) and one of the C.B.N.A.'s best field goal shooter, shows us why. Kevin Brown (above) one of our All-Tournament players takes it to the hoop. Photographs courtesy of Concord Monitor.

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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

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Mr. Yeaton (below middle) watches as Don Stevens presses close to 190 lbs. The dreamers such as Sue Callioras (below top) are often caught scaring off into space. Rick Emond and Sarah Mooers (below) laugh at some of the crazy things that happened to them that day. Remember When The memories of a year; they can really be something. Years from now most of you will be laughing with your children and friends, telling them stories of your high school years and the meaning behind some of the pictures in your yearbook. Who would have thought that now would some- day be The good old days?’... Debbie Robinson (below) shows her exhaustion from studying for the dreaded SAT. 12