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

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Mrs. Downs isn't always working. Here she is en- joying a meal at Amherst where she takes students to learn more about putting together a yearbook .. . Mrs. Downs is recognized at the annual FFA ban- quet as she receives an award for her help in the organization. Linda Marquis' questions are answered as Mrs. Downs once again exhibits her breath-taking knowledge. 5

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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

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Coe-Brown students aren't just busy in school. Wherever you go, you can see them working hard at skills and jobs from Northwood to Strafford. Jobs range from being a cashier in a grocery store to waitressing at a local restaurant. From pumping gas to serving ice cream to cooking, everyone is hard working and enthusiastic about their jobs. Coe-Brown students are always depended on to do a good job no matter what they do. Not only are the inside jobs covered, the outside also holds many opportunities. Cutting, stacking, and splitting wood always requires lots of time and energy. A few students even work as mechanics and packers for big- ger companies. There are always jobs for students who are willing to work, and employers have come to depend on Coe-Brown for honest and dependable workers during the school year and in the summer also. On their own time students are just as busy. Movies, roller skating, parties, and cruising are as popular as ever. The school also has many freetime activities students can attend such as sport matches, trips, dances, and various club meetings. One of the most popular ways to spend money is to play some of the hun- dreds of video games available everywhere; one of the newest is Pacman. Coe-Brown students are always busy between school, jobs, and sports; so when Friday comes, everyone likes to un- wind. Wherever they go, music is always an important part of the fun and students can be seen all weekend relaxing and catching up on their favorite free-time activities. STUDENT