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

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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

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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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Seniors John Scott Sherburne and Don Rich (below) take total control of the football. You start out as a baby (above) and grow up fast. Here's an example, for this is Bo Carr. Barbara Champagne (above left) struggles with the rope while warming up for the climb. Remember the fun you had as students and remember the students? There were all different kinds: the dreamers, the studiers, the worriers, and the supporters. There certainly was a wide variety. And what about those special things that hap- pened? Do you remember those? Things like your first high school dance, being picked for a team sport, winning the Mary DeButts (above) is lost in the beauty of some flowers. Winter Carnival, and being in your first play are just a few things that made com- ing to school more than just books. You had friends here that understood your dreams and shared your pains as well as accomplishments. Sure, there were days when you just didn't feel like being in school — never mind doing anything, but that was all part of being there ... 13