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

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Mrs. Hamel preparing for a long Monday at Coe-Brown. Mr. Damon is the junior varsity basketball coach. His dedication to his team is shown by several highly successful seasons. (iomr on, Mrs. Hamel, what's the secret.

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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

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School and homework are not the only things in life for a student at Coe-Brown Academy. When the bell rings at 2:22 p.m. during the week, everyone goes their separate ways. For some this means going to work in nearby stores, restuarants, gas stations, or garages. Area business have always relied on Coe-Brown students for help after school as well as in the summer months. Many students are involved in school-related activities. Sports teams have grueling practices or games at Coe-Brown and neighbor- ing high schools. In the evenings one organizations or another may have a meeting at school, and every once in a while there are dances which bring everyone together with good friends and music. On the weekends Coe-Brown students remain active. Movies, par- ties, video games, and concerts are just a few ways they spend their days off. No matter how busy they are though, students always find time to relax and have a good time. 6