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

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Doug Dimes (left) flies' over the hurdles on his way to a good time in the obstacle course. The patient soccer fan Don Daley (above left) awaits the game. High school really was fun and will pro- bably turn out to be some of the best years of our lives. Fun and friendship belong together, and we all got fun and friendship that will last a lifetime here as Coe-Brown students. 15

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As students, we have to be fair and give a lot of credit to the teachers for putting up with us. They were great sports, and they even bent over backwards for us and some of our crazy activities ... Connie Blood (left) counts her money for potato chips as she keeps her eyes on her merchandise. Tom Annis (below) helps out during Home Ec and cleans up his kitchen. Shirley Bernier (below middle) smiles for the camera' during Senior English Class. 14

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Coe-Brown is famous for its sports, but it is also becoming well known for its other activities and organizations. There is Drama Club for students interested in acting, the Computer Club for those who are interested in mathematics, and the History Club for the students who enjoy historical events. Student Council is always busy plan- ning the Winter Carnival and the Prom. The FHA is busy helping people in the neighborhood, and the Yearbook staff prepares the yearbook for almost the whole year so that it is ready for the last day of school. One of the most active groups is the Much-To-Do Chapter of the Coe-Brown FFA. The Future Farmers received three national awards this year at the National Convention, an honor received by only a very few chapters in the country. All year the FFA holds activities to improve the community, and it holds contests among other FFA groups. Over 25 new members joined as Greenhands this year, bringing the total of members to over 75. No mat- ter what your interests, there is something for everyone at Coe-Brown Academy. ORGANIZATIONS