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

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Scoti Burklund and Merideth Winslow at the Prom of 1982. Truly happy! Linda Marquis and Rusty Bonner. Prom King Bo Carr and Prom Queen Karen Durkan offer the Royal Couple tough competition. THE COE-BROWN CHORUS AT THE GRADUATION OF 1982 — Janet Nutter, Barbara Darling. Barbara Champagne. Heidi Thurber. Arlene Newman, lx ri Kimball, Elaine Champagne, and Anna Stroud. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Yeaton at the Sports Banquet. 11

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Remember? Remember the laughs? Remember the fun? Remember the tears at the graduation of the Class of '82? Remember the Prom? Those memories are really special. Years from now, you'll be remembering your years at Coe- Brown. With laughter, you'll share Joe Raymond enters graduation as a student and emerges as a graduate. Diane Yeaton and John DeTrude enjoy lA Night in Paradise.' some of your high school escapades with your friends and family. Just as you can’t imagine doing some of the things that your parents tell you about, your children won't be able to imagine themselves doing some of the things that you'll tell them about. Marshals Sue ('.allioras and Kevin Smith lead the Graduates of ’82 out to form the recep- tion line.

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Coe-Brown Highlights Many changes have taken place at Coe-Brown this year, the biggest be- ing the renovation and opening of the new Wiggin Hall. Wiggin Hall houses Co-Brown’s new music and art departments. The Music Department, under the direction of Miss Sisk, began its year with an October theater trip to Boston to see 4 Annie’ at the Metropolitan Center. A trip to Port- smouth High School to see ‘Oklahoma followed in November. On November 19, 1982, four students represented Coe-Brown at the New Hampshire Music Ldueators All-State Auditions at Londonderry High School. They were Arlene Newman, soprano; Jodie Spencer, soprano; Kddie Demeritt, tenor; and Doug Chase, also saxophone. A new addition to the music pro- gram this year has been the Pep Band, whose drums have spurred on fans and players at many of Coe- Brown’s basketball games. The Art Department, under the direction of Airs. Harmeii, has been busy, too. The front hall of Coe- Brown has been nicely decorated since the start of school. A variety of colorful masks, made by the students, and placed in a glass case, were the objects of conversation to all who saw them. Shortly after the masks were removed, the walls were decorated with drawings and paint- ings. These, too, have come under much scrutiny, all with good results! The school newspaper, under the direction of Ms. Dion, is a new addi- tion to Coe-Brown. Already, the newspaper staff has presented us with an edition of the Coe-Brown Commentator, and we are looking forward to another one soon. Here we find a picture of true art. Mrs. Ilamten and her art class. kelly Knos and Miss Sisk enjoy some of Bobby Gates' music in the music mm mi at Wiggin. Irene Champagne and Penny Fife in front of the new Art and Music Onter at Wiggin Hall. 12