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

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Personal Attention Personal attention is a specially caring and consideration towards something or someone important. At Coe-Brown Northwood Academy it is a quality found in both students and faculty. Because they are attending a small school, Coe-Brown students know one another as friends; and a feeling of closeness exists among them. Working together they show- school spirit by doing their best in school work, sports, and other activities. Although teachers have smaller classes here than in an average high school, they are still very busy. This, however, does not stop them from spending time with their students, helping them solve difficult problems, and aiding them as coaches and advisors. The personal attention given and received has improved the school's status among other neighboring high schools. The Comanche sports teams are commonly making it to tournament competition. The FFA Chapter has become one of the best in the country. In this year alone Coe-Brown created a school newspaper, art program, and band, with much more planned for the future. As many seniors leave for large colleges and businesses, they will miss the relaxed atmosphere, friendship, and support of classmates and faculty of Coe- Brown INorthwood Academy.

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Dedication Plus This year, as in all years past, the students of Coe-Brown Academy are lucky to have a wonderfully dedicated staff of teachers to work with. Each teacher has his her own special talent to teach the students what they wish to learn. Two examples of these especially talented people are Mr. Walter Damon and Mrs. Collette Hamel. This year the Senior Class of 1983 would like to dedicate their year- book to these two very important people, who have been a major part of making the Senior Class the suc- cess it is! Thank you, Mr. Damon and Mrs. Darnel, for being two very dedicated people to the Senior Class and to the Academy itself. By (he way Mr. Damon looks, there must be a test. Mrs. Hammer, unique teaching methods make learning foreign languages a fun experience.- Students under Mrs. Hamel's teaching learn not only how to write French and Spanish but to speak it as well. As the drivers’ education teacher, Mr. Damon has the important responsibility of teaching students the ways of the road. 4