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

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Jusi eat il! Tami Bruce. Jon Brown, Lou Ottati. Ryan Sauls. Scotl Marshall Anne Lilly Which way did il go? Orn I.ugh. Phil Si. (Hair Nicke The Corruption of Innocence — lsl Place Senior Posler — By Rick Cates Backhand. Ilcng euk. Bill Rollins Standing at I i attention.

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The Senior Stomp! This year the Winter Carnival was full of sehool spirit anil team effort. All elasses worked hard in competing for a victory. It was a hard challenge for the seniors, considering the close scores all through the carnival. Every class put up a good fight in every event. The newest event this year, thought of by Mr. Nunnally, was the Mat Pack. This event was an ex- citing one and also a challenging one. From Grade Nine to Grade Twelve the class spirit came alive. The freshmen, although coming in last place, stuck together until the end. The sophomores, who gave the seniors the toughest fight, came in second place losing only by eight points. The juniors, who put up a good fight, came in third. NOTE: The faculty and students would like to thank Mr. Gates for letting us use the arm-wrestling table and for refereeing it. 14 Sandra Nelson — the long bomb. Running for a touchdown — Wade Sauls

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Jim Moll relates lo ihe finer point of newspaper work. Give me a hand wilh ihese dishes guys. Mark VI hile. Ed O'Connor conducts an F.F.A. meeting. Ed O'Connor gets a little input from his officers. Ed O'Connor. Becky LaPanne. Amy Robinson. Bonnie Dowst and Arlene Newman after a hard day at the National Honor Society meeting. The yearbook staff working hard — or hardly working? 16