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

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Our Year in Review — FHA The Future Homemakers of America have been quite busy this year. At the statewide '83 conference in May, Jini llewett, Shirley Pichette, Allison Ravesi, and Jodie Spencer competed in the Impact process pro- ficiency event. They placed first with their presentation of ‘.Nutrition for Children.’ In July President Jodie Spencer and Adviser Mrs. Mongeon journeyed to Washington, DC, where they participated in the week-long FHA Convention, the highlight of which was the dedica- tion of the newly constructed na- tional FHA HERO headquarters in Reston, Virginia. At this year's installation Penny Perrow, the State FHA president. visited the ceremony to install the new officers. Many parents and friends and F H A members were pre- sent at the candle light ceremony where former members were acknowledged and presented red roses. The ’83-84 officers are as follows: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Photographer Con. Team Rep. Historian Parliamentarian Jodie Spencer Allison Ravesi Pattie DeHults Cheri DeKutts Heather Moghuhghuh Pattie DeKutts Mark V hite Julie Allen At the fall rally in Concord 9 members attended leadership and skills workshops. This was the se- cond y€»ar that FFA members from Coe-Brown have demonstrated Parliamentary Procedures at the fall meeting. We're very proud that our FFA makes such a positive contribu- tion to our organization. In September we helped the Lion's (dub with their annual eye and ear clinic for preschool children. Our fund raisers have included selling cookbooks, hot dogs, and grinders during lunch; and we are now planning our third community birthday calendar. With spring near, we are looking forward to another successful spring conference. Two FHA members are graduating this year — Vice Presi- dent Allison Ravesi and President Jodie Spencer. You can't miss them; they're the ones in the banana and tomato costumes! w V % Allison Ravesi. John Brown, amt Jodie Spencer would put the fruit of the loom guys to shame! Okay, boys, wash those dishes! Mark While. Terry Yadeboncoeur, Denny l.izotle. Rack Row: Holly llodgdon. Jane Fccleston. Melissa Forbes. Terry Yadeboncoeur. Valerie Riel, Allison Ravesi, Kerry McFillicuddy. Mid- dle Row : Mark hite. Cheri DeKutts. J«»die Spencer. Patti DeRutts, Julie Allen. Heather Maghahghab. Front Row: l.ueina Dubois. Shirley Snell. Shirley Pichette. Sue Furrier. 23

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Student Council Success Every school has a representative body which serves to express the idea and views of the students. It is the responsibility of this group of chosen representatives to take these ideas and discuss them, to formulate plans and to make constructive changes in the policies, curriculum, or other activities. I'his group of leaders plans such things as Vi inter Carnival, the Prom, and other dances and activities througnout the year. It takes hard work and dedication to make things work. 'This year our school leaders have made things work and have made the year a good one for everyone. Vl «irkin»; hard a . usual.' Becky l.aPunne. Tamil- Bruce, l)avc Remirk. Trying hard to pay attention. Wade Saul and Steve Back How: Miss llelmboldt. Janet Taker, Steve Colby. Dave Remick. Bruce Charest. Middle Bow: Trea urer Bayne Griffiths. President Wade Saul . Vice President Tami Bruce, Secretary Becky l.aPanne. Front Bow: Patti DeButts. Carolyn Knox. Michelle Butler. The erowning of the King and Queen at the prom pul i»n by the Student Council. Jamie Johnson. Sue (.allioras. Jim Bongiovanni. Maria Shute. The band ‘X-Dreams’ at the 1983 Prom 22

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Hot Off the Press Being a small school, you would not think that Coe-Brown would have a lot to report about, hut that's where the dedicated Commentator Staff show their true colors. The newspaper, a mere year old, has been publishing decidedly superior works of our school news and stories. Injecting the different writers' personalities and styles into the pages within has proved that a newspaper is not only for news but also the enjoyment of reading. Their first year the staff published three issues. This year its busy staff produced five editions for the school and local community's enjoyment. The newspaper is sup- ported by the area businesses' ads, so it also helps the town’s circulation of the Commentator into surroun- ding towns. There is a lot of hard work and long hours to dedicate if you're on the Commentator Staff. There are many rewards to the Staff, the most delicious is the end of the deadline’s luncheon last year at the Hanover House. Another exciting meeting! Doug Chase and Becky LaPanne Business as usual. Bayne Griffiths and Kim Stead Back Row: Doug Chase, Debbie McKnight, Kd Demeritt. Barbara Darling. Kim Stead, Bayne Griffiths, Jim Mott, Anne Lilly, Dee Ray. Front Row: Becky LaPanne, Heidi Buzzell. Donna Demeritt, Ms. Dion. Ms. Dion stresses her point. Ms. Dion. Becky Lilly 24