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

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Seniors are not always leading as Kevin Brown allows Freshman Junior Tasker to lead the way. After a tough day of lectures at the Amherst , Yearbook Workshop, Connie Blood and Heidi Thurber relieve their frustrations by making unusual faces at passersby. 3

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Small Stands Tall Although small, Coe-Brown Academy is taking its rightful place among other well-known high schools. The varsity athletics provide stiff opposition against rivaling teams, and their efforts usually pay off in countless victories. Along with the growth in athletics, the Coe-Brown curriculum has also expand- ed. The Mathematics and English Departments are now better able to prepare students for college and careers once they leave Coe-Brown Academy. This year Coe-Brown received one of the biggest freshman classes in years. The large enrollment can be credited to the growing status of Coe-Brown as a small and friendly school. Many students who feel uncomfortable at a new school soon find that the students at Coe-Brown will go out of their way to make them feel at home. The team spirit makes everyone feel that they are part of the same team, working for the same goals. With all this going for it, Coe-Brown definitely is one of the best choices for a high school around the area. It is with tears that the Senior Class leaves our friends and family at Coe-Brown. Mr. Shepherd assisting Karen Durkan on the finer points for delivery of an oral presentation. Mary Young anticipating her next four years at Coe-Brown. 2

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Dedication The students of Coe-Brown Academy are fortunate to be blessed with a staff of dedicated, friendly, and concerned members, each adding to our individual growth and development in a special way. The exuberant concern of the staff members makes it possi- ble to speak with any of them when a stu- dent has a problem or just feels like talking and joking around. Everyone aids in creating a warm atmosphere, allowing us to take ad- vantage of what CBNA offers. Epitomizing these qualities is Ann Downs; thus we, the class of '82, dedicate the yearbook to her. Mrs. Down's in- stinctively helpful nature aids in the learn- ing process. In her own classes as well as in such areas as the yearbook and other related aspects, her jovial personality makes the days not only bearable, but en- joyable. And so, because of this and more, we dedicate the '82 yearbook to her and deeply thank her. Connie Blood wasn't lost for long when Mrs. Downs came to her aid. Totally engrossed in her work, Mrs. Downs is an in- spiration to all. 4