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

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THE SUMMER OF ’85 Summers are spent in various ways by Coe-Brown students. Some work, some play, others find time for both. This past summer was no exception. In the community around Coe-Brown there are many places for the students to find employment. Over the summer many students worked at Partners Super- market, Chadbourn's Restaurant. Johnson's Dairy Bar. and the many stores and other businesses in the area. With Coe-Brown's location, places of recreation are not hard to find either. We are close enough to the Coast to enjoy the beaches and historical sites. We are close enough to the mountains to enjoy hiking, fishing, and camping. And. if we would rather stay around our own area, we can find all these things within just a few miles. The area is filled with lakes, streams, hills, and other recreational sites. Admidst all this working and plaving. some students find time for both combined. Many went to athletic camps for various sports such as basketball, volleyball, and soccer: some went to the Yearbook Workshop at Amherst College: and others went to places like Europe and school . . . This summer Robert Gates was selected for membership in the American Musical Ambassadors Band. This concert band, composed of outstanding high school students from all over the United Stales, visited several countries during the month of July. Highlights of the tour included visiting Paris. London. Venice. Krankfort. Amsterdam. Innsbruck, and a two-day visit in the homes of Dutch families. The students all gathered for a three- day stop in New York City for a 22-hour intense rehearsal before leaving. Of the 200 students who were ac- cepted. Robert was the only student to be admitted from New Hamp- shire this year. Robert not only went as a Coe-Brown representative, but as a representative of the United Stales also. This summer, Ed Demeritt was ac- cepted to the St. Paul's School in Con- cord, NH to attend an Advanced Studies Program, equivalent to a nine-week col- lege freshman course in French. Two hundred of the top students in the state are admitted every summer to this prestigeous program. Ed went to St. Paul’s this summer to represent Coe- Brown. WTiile there. Ed was also able to participate in other events including movies, dances. Poetry readings, and sports, in which his volleyball team came in 2nd place overall during competition. Ed returned from St. Paul's with an at- titude all set for school. Students like Ed- ward Pitman Demerit! are the ones responsible for giving Coe-Brown its reputation of its quest for excellence. Becky Lilly attends a lecture at Amherst College. Ed Demeritt takes a break at St. Paul’s. 8

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LAULAU King and Queen — Maybe! Penny Fife. Bill Brennan The Grand Entrance Andy Bates. Doreen ColPritl It s really easv. Kelly Burley. Joe vanGerena 7

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WORK — STUDY — PLAY! Debbie Hoffman relaxes for a few minutes at Volleyball Camp. Janet Tasker wonders if they really mean what they say at Volleyball Camp.