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

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Back Row: Donald Stevens, Neil Mooers, Jim Mott, Stacy Cham- pagne. Middle Row: Andrew I aPanne, Dan Smart, Jane Coring, Amy Robinson, Becky LaPanne, Lori Kimball. Front Row: Advisor Bruce Farr, Fd O'Connor, Rick Durkan, Rick Fmond, Sarah Mooers, Bill Correll. Back Row: Bill Lucien, Tom Annis, Dennis Tuttle, Louis Ottati, Rick Brown, Skip Lupa, Sean Howcroft. Middle Row: Ron Fvans, Joel Parsons, Lou Ann Snedeker, Promise Loring, Patricia Davis, Kathy Twombly, Lou Ann Dubois, Ron Chase. Front Row: Brian Elliott, John Brown, Sue St.Clair, Len Trembly, Shirley Pichette, Dan Mooers, Rick Gardner, Mike Thurber, Advisor Paul Davis. They look like they’ve got the idea! Becky LaPanne and Jane Loring Is that how it’s done, Wayne? Wayne Ottati

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FFA — A Learning Experience At ihe lop of the adjourning gavel at the 1982 FFA Banquet began a ‘learn- ing experience' year for the Future Farmers of America. The officers Sarah Mooers, President; Rick Kelley, Vice President; Ed O'Connor, Secretary; An- dy Bates, Treasurer; Shirley Pichette, Reporter; Neil Mooers, Sentinel; and Sue St.(Hair, Executive Committee Of- ficer had a challenging year ahead of them. At the N.H. Granite State Convention held at Dover the Coe-Brown Chapter did very well. The Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team placed second overall in the state. Four members received their state degrees. Jim Bongiovanni received the State Sales and or Service Proficien- cy Award. Ron Elliott received the State Turf and Landscape Proficiency Award, and Sarah Moeers received the State Fish and Wildlike Management Award. September began a new series of com- petition and planned activities. Many members participated in contests vary- ing from dairy judging, forestry, dairy showmanship, horticulture, tractor driv- ing, horse judging. The teams all did very well with many high individual placing. At Deerfield Fair the Petting Barn at- tracted many people again due to the combined efforts of Rick Kelley and An- dy Bates. The two worked together with other members and made it the success it was. Sarah Mooers and Rick Kelley then attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, MO. The chapter again received national recognition in BOAC ( Build Our American Communities Pro- gram) and Superior Chapter Award. Sarah Mooers represented the State in dairy showmanship and received a gold medal for placing in the top twelve showmen across the country. A very active BOAC (Building Our American Communities Program) Com- mittee headed by Don Stevens is on its way to helping several towns in improv- ing wood lots and recreation areas. One of the most important events that affects the Chapter as a whole is the in- duction of greenhands. They are the new part of the FFA success story. The FFA is a place where students by partaking in events or activities that the FFA holds, will learn to develop themselves in leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. The FFA is truly a ‘Learning Experience.' Horses are best friends. Doreen Colprit Donald Stevens getting ready to open up the Petting Barn at the Deer- field Fair.

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The Computer Club This year’s Computer Club started out with only a few people and has grown into an eager program of kids learning to work and play with com- puters. The new equipment that has been purehased is being used by the students to advanee the program. Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. the students join together in the Library. President Denne Lizotte opens the meeting in whieh they diseuss plans and business for the night. Secretary Anne Lilly earefully takes notes while others add their ideas. Rack Row: Chris Whittum, Dave French, Denne Lizotle, Al Holt, Rob Cates, Rill Rrennan, Chris Knox. Front Row: Reeky Lilly, Sue Arnold, Kim Stanley, Andrea l aperriere, Anne Lilly. Other Members: Dan Smart, Arlene Nrwman, Tim Louis. Denne Lizotte looks out from the computer world into the real one. Computers open up a brand-new world, and these three have jui entered into it. Danny Mooers, Chris Whittum, Stacy Champagne. 22