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

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Getting into the spirit of a character (below) is por- trayed here by Connie Blood. Debbie Robinson (below) listens attentively to be sure to catch her cue. You Never Can Tell Actors, actresses, and backstage crews combine together to entertain the audience and dazzle them with talent. That's the Drama Club, a few dedicated and special students all interested in one thing — the performing arts. Through the years the Drama Club has captured audiences with such plays as 'The Silver Whistle' and 'Three Bright Girls.' Some drama club members participated in Theater Workshop productions such as Mousetrap' and 'More Than Meets the Eye.' Although starting a little later in the year, plans are being made for a spring pro- duction with some familiar faces and in- troducing new people to the club such as the new adviser, Mr. Mason. If past productions are any indication of this club’s talent, one can be sure that all future productions are going to be great. Who knows, one day a drama club member from Coe-Brown may be a big star in films or Broadway, and you'll be able to say, 'I saw her in a play back in high school Heidi Thurber (above), enthralled in her character, leaves her jitters behind. 25

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Director George Loper takes a bow after a wonderfully The sounds of Anna Stroud arc heard throughout successful night of music. the school during her solo at the Christmas Concert. Standing: Above Middle: Sue St. Clair, Kathy Jock. Janet Nutter, Heidi Thurber, Arlene Newman, Jodie Spencer. Seated: Barbara Darling, Lori Kimball. Anna Stroud. Karen Martin, Irene Champagne. Providing enjoyment for all are (above) Barbara Cham pagne, Heidi Thurber, and fanet Nutter. Sound of Music Listen carefully — that sound coming through the halls — beautifully blended voices — could it be? It is! The Coe- Brown Chorus. It may be a small chorus, but it pro- duces a volume of such magnitude that it can be heard throughout the school. The Chorus and a successful Christmas season. Singing many of the traditional favorites, they received high compliments at the combined concert with the elemen- tary school. Much thanks came from the Epsom Manor Nursing Home for their visit and concert. Later on in the year the Chorus will again display their talents in the spring concert with many familiar songs. A grand turnout is predicted.

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Connie Blood (below) contemplates some ideas for the faculty page. Shirley Bernier and Linda Marquis (below) busily work together to crop some much-needed photos. Donna Cass (below) flashes her dazzling smile while practicing her yearbook ads sales pitch. Smiles (left) decorate the faces of Ann Brady, Don- na Cass, and Karen Durkan due to the completion of a page! One of the juniors on our staff, Chris Elliott (above) watches for the picture-perfect scene.