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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

1988 COMANCHE A GENERIC YEARBOOK Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Northwood, New Hampshire Contents Dedication .............4 People .................6 Faculty............10 Seniors............12 Juniors ...........36 Sophomores ........40 Freshmen...........43 Clubs .................46 Activities ............62 Sports ................78 Advertising............98 Index ................128 Staff Editor-in-chief: Jennifer Wheet Assistant Editor: Amanda Bacon Business Manager: Jocelyn Millette Staff: Steve Royce Senior Section typist: Anissa Hikel Writers: Jen Wheet, Steve Royce, Amanda Ba- con, Bree Jenisch, S. Hutchison. Photographers: Kim Hotchkiss, S. Hutchison, Jen Wheet, Mary Hewitt, Missy Frith, John Mott, Syl- via Kallenberg, MacLean-Stevens Studio. Book and Advertising Sales: Amanda Bacon, Missy Frith, Kim Hotchkiss, Sylvia Kallenberg, Heather Miller, John Mott, Linda Perkins, Rick Tuttle, Jen Wheet. A special thank you to Chris Perkins lor all her help! Advisor: Sandra Hutchison 2 LEFT PAGE: (top to bottom) Missy Frith. Nick DiCola. Doris Schick. Laif Anderson. Celeste Williams and Jennifer Ste- vens, David Small and Bill Miller. THIS PAGE: (clockwise) Shane Kilmon, Gretchen Pratt Missy Peck. Maurice Dou- bleday and Jeremy Twombly. Erica Bennet, Rich Garnet. Ms. McKeman and Denise Blanchard. Roberta Kilmon. Missy Kelley and Amy Hemon. Todd Amazeen. 3 A man for all seasons The class of 1988 dedicates their yearbook to Mr. Thomas Hall Class of 1988 Advisor, Varsity Soccer Coach, Varsity Girls Basketball Coach, National Honor Society Advisor, History teacher. Add them together and you have at least the be- ginning of an idea of Mr. Thomas Hall, a man who manages to be busy all year long. For the past four years, Mr. Hall has watched us grow, given us advice, told us corny jokes, coached our teams, told us more corny jokes, taught us Civics and U.S. History and other social studies courses, told us even more corny jokes, and above all dedicated his time and effort to us. For that, Mr. Hall, the class of 1988 gratefully dedicates this yearbook to you. 5 People Coming together and standing apart THIS PAGE. TOP: Doug Smith; Tores© Johnsson; Sean Van Gerena and Steve Charest. BOTTOM ROW: Bob and Tammy Holmes and Celeste Williams; Terri Hudson looks impassioned; Billy Stevens. Steve Black and Lisa Stevens. RIGHT: Kellie Smith. Carrie Van Wie. Scott Wilson and Steve Royce. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Sabeha Jyawook; Mike Smith; Shane Kilmon and spoon. MIDDLE: Jeremy DeTrude. a sleepy Ginger Sanford, Jeff DeTrude; Mike Nadeau; Doug Smith. Jen Archambeault, Ginny Harmon; Heatherre Jones. BOTTOM: Shaye Cheslock; Kim Hotchkiss with announcements. 6 7 People, continued. TOP: Ar- thur Marquis; Joe Deveau; Angela Trovato. MIDDLE: Bill Doucette and Eric Run- dgren; Tara Jyawook and Annette Smith; Becky Ehrlich and Kathy Twombly. BOT- TOM: Ron Jock; Pam Stone, Leo Gonthier and Becky Martin; Chris Gosselin and Bob Holmes. 8 Trustees set the pace at C6NA CBN A relies on the Board of Trustees to keep the school standards and reputation a step ahead of other area schools. It's a job that requires a lot of hard work and planning. Whether it's deciding to expand the building or to give a problem student a second chance, the decision ultimately rests with the board. GROUP: (standing) George Rogers, Herbert Sherman, Charles Johnson, treasurer Myron Bates, Vincent Bane, Vice President Willis Rol- lins. Bruce Rollins, Robert Bailey, (sitting) Dr. Roberta Steams, President Lois DeTrude, sec- retary Sheri DeTrude. Not Shown: Robert Grant, David Whitcher, John Sherburne, Robert John- son. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: President De- Trude; Mr. Bailey; Dr. Steams. Mr. Bane and Mr. Rogers. 9 Education is what it's all about Some new faces joined the faculty this year. Mr. Steve Smith joined the vo-ag. program, while Mr. Davis took over leadership of the department from departing Mr. Farr. Mrs. McKernan and Mrs. Corbin joined the lan- guage department to teach French and Span- ish, respectively. Mr. Chauvette joined the social studies department and also taught driving to many students. Mrs. Colby was our new special education teacher. Ms. Melnick, a new special education aide, also advised the new ski club. Mrs. Aseltine's counseling proved a boon to many students. Next year, with the addition of more Strafford students, should see further expansion of the faculty and staff. RIGHT: Mr. Daley word processing in the teacher's room. MIDDLE: Mrs. Pierce and Mr. Smith (with ever-present Tab soda) at a Board of Trustees meeting: Mrs. Dana and Mr. Mason share a laugh; Ms. Hewitt looks pensive; BOTTOM: Smiles from Ms. Sprague. Mr. Young, and Mr. Davis. 10 David Smith. Headmaster Gordon Smart. Aset. Hd. Elizabeth Anderson. Library Sally Aseltine. Counselor Marcia Blaine. Soc. Studies Scott Chatheld. Art David Cbauvette. S. Studies Rebecca Colby. Spec. Ed. Esilda Corbin. Spanish Karen Crane. Music David Daigle. Math Frank Daley. Math Comp. Walter Damon. Math Rita Dana. English Paul Davis. Vo-Ag. Anne Downs. Business Thomas Hall. Social Studies Ann Helmboldt. Guidance Mary Hewitt. Vo-Ag Sandra Hutchison. English Judith McKernan. French Sally Melnick. aide Frances Miller. Spec. Ed. Roberta Mongeon. Cons. Stu. William Nunn ally. P.E. Shari Pimental. Sci. P.E. Phyllis Reese, aide Barbara Smart. Nurse Sci. Steve Smith. Vo-Ag Barbara Sprague. English Winifred Weeks. Science Robert Young. Science Laura Josiah. Maintenance Doris Pierce. Bookeeper-Sec Chen Wolf. Secretary 11 The Class of 1988 The graduating class of 1988 definitely lacks no talent. There are actors, farmers, comedians, artists, dancers, politicians, singers, athletes, writers, all, above all, in- dividuals. The seniors of '88 have worked hard for four years to become what they are today: a group of adults ready to enter the fast-paced world after graduation. 12 THIS PAGE: (clockwise) Rob Nault gets made up; David Black looks ready to travel; Iordan Kelley looks intent; Robbi Tuttle tests a child's hearing; Gary Clements stares down the camera; Aman- da Bacon prepares for dress rehearsal. 13 Who's who in the class of 1988 Class Clowns: Angela Trovato, Rick Tuttle Best Dressed: Sabo ha Jyawook. Rob Nault Most Athletic: Iordan Kelley. Sylvia Kal- lenberg Most Talkative: Roberta Kilmon. Rick Tuttle Most Studious: Donna Fisher. Charlie Beck Most Artistic: Sarah Marquis. Gab© Behm Shortest Tallest: Gabe Behm. Nick DiCola Shortest Tallest: Anissa Hikel. Karen Higgins 14 Most Likely to Succeed: Charlie Beck. Sylvia Kallenberg Best Smile: Theo Parent. Kellie McGrath Teachers Pets: Kellie McGrath. Theo Parent Best Eyes: Heather Logan. Brandon Noyes 15 Best Actors: Amanda Bacon. Rob Nault Class Blushers: Robbi Tuttle. Theo Parent Funniest: Rick Tuttle. Lori Robinson Con Artists: Angela Trovato. Matt Normand Class Workers: Sylvia Kallenberg, Charlie Beck Most Serious: Sheri Tuttle. Brandon Noyes 16 Most Gullible: Gary Clements. Chris Michaels Shyest: Theo Parent. Debbie Small Most Eccentric: Phil Allard. Sarah Marquis Not Shown: Class Alibiers: Matt Normand, Shelle Banks Best Personality: Joel Collins. Terese Johnson Friendliest: Joel Collins. Missy Frith Class Procrastinators: Joel Collins, Angela Trovato 17 Class Partiers: Trade Jackson. Doug Smith Phi] Allard Nickname: P.J. Remembers Most: Friends; en- emies; admiration; respect and acceptance. Ambitions: In September I hope to travel to and from California with my girlfriend, Tracie Moran. The following year I want to go to Berklee School of Music and study Jazz Piano to become a professional studio musician. Likes: Tracie Moran; Jerry Garcia; ice cream; The Beatles; music; art; piano; world peace. Amanda Bacon Nickname: Mandi; Tocino; Mundi. Activities: Student Council 2; Student Council Coordinator 4; Newspaper 3; V. Soccer Man- ager 3, 4; SEARCH 3, 4; Granite State Challenge 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Computer Club 1; Year- book 3. 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3. Remembers Most: Dad, the car's out of gas! ; Prom 86; Humna, Humna, Humna. ; Jazz-Angel (Hey Teach); I think I'm gonna be sick. 10-14-87; The mouse is trapped; Anything Goes ; Europe, here I come, I think! ; Anatomy 87; trips to the mall that never came; Boston Bus Ride; stab- bing Martha; 12-15-87 — they won't be able to hear us; July 22. 1987; Beamer!; college essays. Ambition: To get my BD in O.T. and make a difference in a spe- cial child's life. Likes: Dancing; shopping; Spe- cial Olympics; cold pizza for breakfast; Mormons; watching my sister grow; having time alone; being with kids; best friends; learning to love; J.S., C.L., R.S., K.M., S.R., Why? Other: Robert Frost said. Noth- ing gold can stay, except true friends from high school. Thanks everybody, especially you. Michelle Banks Remembers Most: Mr. Shep- herd's English class (when I was there); We're all going to Bobby's ; Twombly street with Michelle; playing the fall guy with Jeff and Ralph at the dam; North Conway with Ralph, Michelle, and Jeff. Ambition: To go to college and become an accountant and live a long happy life with Jeff. Likes: No pressure; mountains; winter; Jeff. Other: Thanks to all the people who stood behind me in school and helped me to handle the pressure. I love you all! 18 Charlie Beck Nickname: Chuckadoo, Charlie Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Math team 3. 4; N.H.S. 2. 3, 4; SEARCH 3; Student Council 1, 2. 3. Remembers Most: The first snow of 86; The Root Rocket Sled with R.T., D.C., J.C.. and K.B.; Rinse- N Vac 87 with J.C. and D.B.; R. T.'s half full Mountain Dew bottles; Meeting officer R.S.; The Sludge Monster at D.C.'s; The Dynamic Ride; Apple fights at S. V. farm; N.D.'s smoke show 152 and 4; All of Elden's advice at H.T.V.; J.B. and Hawk pick up J.J.; Lifter Tick; Gallons of iced tea; C.H. 87; D.C.'s 1 4 mile dash with a pumpkin; Steel Hill with J.C.; Handicapped from the neck up; 12-19-87 with J.D.; R.B. learns how not to fall on the slope. Ambition: To get more than 10 M.P.G. from my Cutlass; to be a pilot for the U.S.A.F. Likes: Oldsmobiles, esp. 442's; all other fast cars; skiing; scor- pions; Whitesnake and U2; 69 Pontiac G.P.'s; my 75 Cutlass; J.R.'s F-150 and R.T.'s Mach 1. Other: Thanks. Pal. Gabe Behm Nickname: Gabe; Cheeko; Ice; Gwedo. Activities: Soccer 1. 2; Drama 1, 2. 3; Band 2. 3. Remembers Most: M. I.; spoog; 140 SVO; Club 777; Dungeon; Academy; R.N.; Hampton; FLA trip; just a joke; Speakeasy; Fer- rari GTO tesst; elm; Cutting Crew; Starship; G.H.; USA cinemas; hotel party; telephone poles; 25. Likes: Ferraris; police work; well dressed; women; Led Zeppelin; drumming; dancing; skiing; be- ing with friends. Other: Never say goodbye, just. until we meet again. Rick Bishop Nickname: Rick Activities: FFA; welding con- tests. Remembers Most: Clint being knifed; The Yoda. Likes: Jenn; playing games in computer class. 19 David K. Black Nickname: Dave. Spike. Activities: V. Soccer i. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4; J.V. Basketball I; FFA 1. 2. 3; Reporter 2; Treas- urer 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 4. Remembers Most: Times with D.R. and the RiceRocker; Rrnse- N-Vac 87 0 C.. C.B.). Steele Hill Chicago 86. Sunday nights with M.N.. the Honda!; Just lock in the hubs. '; C.B. and J.C. and their race cars. M.G. You bone- headl ; Spyhunter on York beach with Bill. Snowmobiling with D.R. and S.B; Chadboum s Restaurant. Hey Marden ; Dave, can you get us some butts? M.W.; Matt and the Scrug mobile, working with my dad in the garage, the Sunbird and my big bro; Rte. 51 with Buckwheat; when Gary enlist- ed; My grandmother lives in Hampton ; partying with M.N.; English class with J.C. and J.K.; 4X4 with R.C.; 14; M.F. in Anatomy; Rick's party; joining the Navy. 9-17-87 Ambition: To succeed in the Navy. Likes: SOCCERI; skiing; snow- mobiling; the RiceRocket; and having a good time with triends. Other Thanks. PaL Clint Clark Activities: FFA 4. Remembers Most: 11th grade math class with Billy Stevens and Todd Smith; yard hopping with Nick before school; Mr Smith s office. skipping school to go deer hunting; moving from Alaska. Ambition: Get out of High School and get a job in con- struction. Likes: Hockey; Senior release. Gary Clements Activities: J.V. Soccer 1. 2. 3; Band 3. 4; Chorus 4. Remembers Most: Mrs. Crane.s band classes. Senior year with D.S.. T.J.. H.L.. P.W.; Junior year; getting kicked out of soccer games; my years with my sister. Sheila; Party harty. Ambition: To become a great musician, and form a rock band. Likes: Playing the drums; girls; Camaro's; AC DC; Whites- nake; ASIA Rush; Parties. 20 Joel K. Collins Nickname: FFA 3. 4; President 4; Office aide 4. Remembers Most: Fire fox 87 with D.C., N.D.. J.B.. and the smart kitty; Rinse-N-Vac 87 with C. B.. and D.B.; smoke show at Goffs with D.C.; partyies at D. C.'s house; race cars at D.C.'s; times with Dawn; M.F. the babe . Ambition: To be an officer in the Air Force and to own a 1973 Mustang Mach 1. Likes: My Pontiac Grand Prix. Other: Thanks, pal. Nick DiCola Nickname: Instigator; Animal; Lightman; Psycho; Pervert. Activities: The wife; FFA; my truck. Remembers Most: Asking Marie Jackson out 1 -12-87; good times at CBNA and all of the wild crazy nights with my friends; Bow lake dam; through the years with D.C.; M.H. and the crew”; Halloween 85 with F.D., B.R.. V.B., R.B.; D.C.. J.B.. J.C.; Vince Bane's graduation party; parking my truck vertically on a 6 foot snow bank; driving over my first car with my truck; yard hopping in my truck; Pig St. mud run 87; my break stands; guess you know. Ho. De Do. Do. Ambition: To marry the wife , MJ.. and to own and run a con- struction company with my fa- ther; to finish building up my truck someday. Likes: CHEVROLET; Marie Jackson, the wife ; my truck. Other I don't believe in good- byes. so I won't say it 88 rules; Remember, never say good- bye. No matter what you drive, when in doubt stand on it. Kristen Linda DuLong Nickname: Kris; fCristmas; Long Dong. Activities: Drama 1, 2; FHA 3; FHA Officer 4; FFA 4; Chorus 1. 2. Remembers Most: Route 4 strip show of 85; Science class 84-85 with A.T. and D.F.; Hampton Beach with C.G.; Cats; Hey Teach; Mrs. Harmon; Empire 11-87 with T.J.. T.W., and D.L; Sling Shot ; party at A.T.'s with D.F., H.A.. L.R., and surprise guests!; Bucky!; English class; Mr. Hall's bad jokes 84-88; Rudy's Dr. Ruth impressions; guys at work and I.N.F. Treaty of 87 ; Freeze it! 86-87; Caarll . Ambition: To fulfill my dreams and goals, travel and meet new people and to live a happy and plentiful life. Likes: Night walks by the ocean; honesty; true friends; a sense of humor; Richard Marx; Sopho- more year; class of 88; Chip- pendales; rainy days; wealthy European men; long stem roses; my friends and family; Robert Frost peotry. Other Thank you to my family and friends for always believ- ing in me and my aspirations. To you and the class of 88 Saga poe Macoosel Remember to walk towards the sun and the shadows will fall behind! Donna Fisher Nickname: Coach. Peanut, Bungi, Glurp, Jabber Jaws, Gumby, Chipmunk, Margarita. Activities: Drama 1, 2. 3; FHA 3, 4; FFA 4. Remembers Most: Dried flowers from Marriot in Boston; Mr. Brit- tel's science class. K.D., A.T.; re- treat with S.W.; Hooters” dance with S.W.; going out with B.G.; 7th and 8th grade with K.D.; slingshot party with A.T., L.R., K.D., E.C.; play Anything Goes , Cats”; Ange's party; Deerfield Fair 84; FHA trip to N.Y.; Papa Gino's with K.F., and C.H.; 38 Special concert with C.L., W.G.; Reese's (P) sundaes with C.H.; party at C.H.'s with the gang ; going out with A.M.; Chrome Dome sneakers with H.A.; Nightmare on Elm Street with C.L., W.G., S.C., T.W., A.M.; dance trip to Boston; cruisin' with C.H.; Top Gun- slyder; Senior slave day with A.T., and S.W.; 12 dozen roses from A.M. Ambition: To travel around the world; become a successful travel agent and actress; marry a wealthy, foreign man. Likes: The beach; long nails; rainy days; the colors green and pink; N.Y.; flamingoes; dancing; acting; being with K.D., C.L., and C.H.; having money; dried flowers; having more responsibility; gold; my family and relatives; mint choc- olate chip ice cream; Irish Mo- cha mint coffee; Christmas; summer. Other I would like to thank my family and friends for helping me make it through these past four years. Without your sup- port, understanding, and be- lieving in me, I never could have gone on to graduate with the class of 88. But thanks to all of you I did! Melissa Jeanne Frith Nickname: Missy; Misty; The Missa ; Betty. Activities: FFA 1; Drama 2; Yearbook 4; SADD 4. Remembers Most: 8-6-87; sum- mer of 87 with T.W., M.L., M.B., M.D., Stew; Prom 86 with J.S.; racing in the spectrum shift, Missy, shift! ; Elm St.; 12-4-87 — my poor Rabbit!; N.H.C.; my Grammy and Grampy; when Mom went away — boring!; T.P.; Oh, Joel, honey!”; Mrs. Corbin — Don't rush me! ; laughing and lunch with K.S., S.D., C.M., A.J.; Nice smile, Bet- ty! ; Jamie, I really am! . Ambition: To live an exciting life, go on to college (hopefully) and marry a wonderful guy with lots of money. Likes: Guys, my Rabbit. Other. Thanks, Mom. for not get- ting really angry with me about school and other things in the past. That chastity of honour which felt a stain, like a wound. -Edmund Burke. Beverly Gregoire Nickname: Harpo; Bev; Hon. Activities: Partying; dancing; 4- wheeling; FFA 4; FHA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama 3. Remembers Most: Partying with all my friends every weekend; Amy my shoe is stuck in the mud. ; 4-wheeling in Ed's van; bon fires; the greatest 10 days when my parents went to Cal.; 12-13-87 — my car accident; be- ing dropped in the lake my B.D.; going through two red lights in Concord; the long ride home with A.D., and S.D.; coming home from Concord in a snow storm. Ambition: To abe a successful private detective, and to be fi- nancially stable, and have a healthy and happy life. Likes: To be with my sister and brother; being with friends; partying; candy; WOKQ; hot chocolate; Toyota trucks. Other I want to thank my close friends for their help and sup- port with my problems at home. Amy, thanks, you have been a big help. Mom. I hope we can mend what was broken. I love you and need your trust and love. I'm going to need your support in the world. I can't believe I actually made it. I love you. Karen Lee Higgins Nickname: Kare; Karen K.; Kay; Higgie. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Baseball Man- ager 2. 3; NHS 2. 3, 4; Class secretary 3. 4; Math team 2, 3, 4. Remembers Most: Nyack Col- lege with Pam; trip to N.J.; going to Friendly's with the gang; Order BIG ; playing hoop with Pam, Don, Scott; 4th period study with R.K., J.M., T.J., and R.T. Well all leave ; Chemistry with Jordan. Hi mom ; Alg.II with R.K., J.M., and S.J.; What? You didn't know that? ; Stephanos ; Don't get into an accident ; it's the wrong side (ha ha. Mom); Postcard ; 2-14- 81; Pittsfield OT. Ambition: To become a down- to-earth teacher. To come home at Christmas (ha ha. Dad!) Likes: hoop; volleyball; being with the gang ; Nyack College; being accepted. Other: Thanks for all the good times in the past four years. Good luck class of' 88. Anissa Tina Hikel Nickname: Bruce Activities: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 4; Business 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Remembers Most: Moving to NH; Prom 87; Christmas New Year's Eve 86; My trip to PA (Thanks. Todd), those were mountains; You think I didn't feel that? ; She's not as ugly as you said! Ms. Sprague's class- es; the years with Mrs. Downs; being late to Accounting and Typing; my first times modeling (thanks dad). Ambition: To go to college and get my degree as a legal sec- retary. To begin modeling and someday have a family. Likes: Todd; Business; model- ing; real mountains; silver; strawberries. Other Thank you to my family and the Smith's, You have helped me very much. Todd — I love you. Tracie Jackson Nickname: Spacey; Mouth. Activities: FHA Remembers Most: 1-11-87; 12- 23-87; parking ''in 4-wheel drive ; Concord sand pits; Deer- field Fair 87; Empire with T.W., K.D., D.L.; being with Walter — sneaking out 10-27-87; K.M. at Deerfield fair (Sun). Ambition: Have a good and rich life with Walter; make Walter happy. Likes: Walter; Toyotas; faithful friends; Camaros. Other: Thanks, Mom. Walter, Mr. Smith and family, for getting me through. 23 Terese Johnsson Nickname: Swedey. Activities: V. Volleyball 4; Ski club 4; Foreign Language Club 4. Remembers Most: The cops ; little red riding hood 10-15-87; volleyball tournament 87; Anat- omy 87; Mrs. Bates; whipcream invasion; U2 concert; living at Brown's; movietheaters ; Flor- ida; Lisa of the com ; the good times with L.B., M.D., R.T., D.S., P.Y. friends; Do you have that in Sweden? ; America”. Ambition: To become a helicop- ter-pilot or major in marine bi- ology. Likes: Skiing; dancing; being with my friends; U2; sunsets; ol- ives; traveling; good friends; dolphins. Other I want to thank Kelly. Butch. John and especially Lisa and all my other friends at Coe- Brown for making this year one of my best. Amy Beth Josiah Nickname: Amy Activities: J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Volleyball 1. 2; V. Volleyball 3. Remembers Most: Finals 87 with C.M. and S.K; June 17, Hampton Beach with C.M., J.M, Dunkin Donuts; July 13, Tom Petty con- cert; August 12, grocery shop- ping with C.M.; August 31, Huey Lewis concert with C.M.; No- vember 1, 83; September 19. 86; July 17. 82; cross-country skiing with SJ. Ambition: To lead a very happy and exciting life, and to be suc- cessful in whatever I may do. Likes: Spending time with my family and friends; playing the piano; dancing; cross-country skiing; walks in the woods; playing volleyball. 50's-60's mu- sic; sunsets. Other: Thanks. Mom and Dad. for everything. I love you with all my heart. Do not ask to have your life's load lightened, But for courage to endure. Do not ask for fulfillment in all your life. But for patience to accept frustration. Do not ask for perfection in all you do. But for the wisdom not to re- peat mistakes. And finally, do not ask for more. Before saying Thank you for what you have already re- ceived. Sylvia Kallenberg Nickname: SyT Sylvie. Activities: Class President 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Vice Pres- ident 3; NHS 2, 3. 4; For. Lang. Club VP 4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Volleyball 1. 3; Captain 4; Basketball I, 2. 3; Softball 1. 2, 3. 4. Remembers Most: 1st day at C. B.N.A.; my parties; bio labs with K.M.; UATB; volleyball tourney; What ya buy? ; It on- ly figures. ; McD's with J.M. 86; stolen football with T.V. J.M.; 1st breakfast; X-mas 84; Spunky; Shotgun Finals; run- ning the dinner 85; NHS con- ventions with R.K.; popcomball with C.B.; Zayres at 2:00 A.M. in PJ.'s; Very much so. ; 4-10-87; D. A.; May 8, 87; Children of the Com. S.M., R.N.; No matter what. ; Jr. Miss 87; How come. Jocelyn? ; 4-28-87; 3-13-87 with S.M. and J.K.; BV night; Lake 85 with C.M.; Beach, Go under the porch. ; Fair 84; Uncle Skip. Goodbye Jesus ; Out with T.R. and C.M.; T.V.; I know you want me, ; broken shoulder; Er- ica's birth; my sister, Diane; time with G.S.; J.K. falling into ge- ometry class; J.C.; Summer of 87 with Julian and the understand- ing and kindness of all my friends, family, and faculty through hard times (Thank you all). Ambition: To make a difference in this world, to build accep- tance and trust and to live a healthy life in a comfortable life style. Likes: J.T.L.; volleyball; Chinese food; music; Bill Cosby, Robin Williams, and Eddie Murphy; pink; meeting people; laughing and the number 8! Other: Thanks, Moms and Dads. Good luck to the class of 1989. I'll miss you G.S., L.B., S.B., P.Y., S.J.. P.W., and D.H. 24 Jordan Kelley Nickname: Jay Activities: Soccer 2. 3; Capt. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Capt. 4; Base- ball 1. 2; Capt. 3. 4; NHS 2, 3; Vice President 4. Remembers Most: Kellie and I sharing classes and friendship through the high school years; 9-13-87; Spanish I; Chem. 7th period and all the laughs; Hi mom”; styrofoam balls; and 6.02 X 10 23; York Beach; Raymond U-T-L 9-25-87; M-B-F and Someday”; sleeping on Rte. 4; Fuzz; what's that Kel?; Time you have to be home? No time! (ha ha. KM); The falling tree (ha ha. MN); sailing at night in the rain with M.N.; Aerosmith- Dokken 87; The Cars 87 — al- most! Ambition: To be successful at whatever I do and still have fun. To enjoy life, be happy and healthy and fulfill my dreams about M-B-F. Likes: K.M.; Ebony; sports; Fuzz; talking and being with K.M.; music; the beach; my sister; be- ing with my friends; and making people laugh. Other Live life day by day. be- cause Life goes by too fast, and if you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it. Roberta Kilmon Nickname: Bert; Bobbie; Robo. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2. 3; Capt. 4; Drama 1, 2; Natl. Honor Society 2, 3; Sect. 4; Foreign Language Club 4. Remembers Most: Freshman year; cheerleaders and fist fights; S.K.; C.M. and the good times; falling on my face; Ge- ometry with C.M.; 4th period (anything goes!); Chic-N-Shop with C.M. (Mother, was that a small or a large); meeting Eric 5-11-86; sailing with C.M.; weekends with Eric; 10-5-86; al- most getting to Europe; 10-11-86 You know Chuck Gabriel?! ; Chris, let's swim to the island! ; X-mas 86 with Eric,; bomb threats; the bat in the teacher's room; NH Sunday News contest; 7th period Chem with J.K. (Hi mom!); (hold it with these!); (6.02 X 10 23); I'm going to Califor- nia. ; J.M. always making me laugh; 6th period adv. math; Je- an-Paul. and all my close friends I will never forget. Ambition: To go to college and become a veterinarian, lead a good life and enjoy it to the ful- lest. Likes: Eric; my friends; my fam- ily; ice cream; cheering; laugh- ing; quiet times; candlelight and roses; pizza. Other: I would like to thank eve- ryone who helped me get through the last four years, and pushed me to succeed even when I didn't want to. I couldn't have done it without you. 25 Denise Lebeau Nickname: Dee; Deny Activities: FFA 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1, 2. Remembers Most: Linda danc- ing around the room trying to do an oral report. Likes: Chevy trucks; Len; going to the beach; singing; fishing. Kara McGillicuddy Nickname: Ra Activities: FHA Treasurer 4; FHA 3, 4. Remembers Most: August 1, 86; Deerfield Fair 87; Dover Proj- ects 1 a.m.; Tracies window; 'Angies''; Loverboy concert 2- 23-85; Ms. Sprague's English class; LowerField; 6-20-87; 6-5- 87 the day Scot came home; January 20, 87' ; cruise to Nova Scotia; all the good times with S. O., K.C.. T.J., K.M; summer of 86; getting hit by U-Haul with Heather; Pink Cars' ; 'SERIOUS WITHOUT A SMILE''; day Scot left; velcro ears; Tonto on the 4-wheeler; phone bills of 87; Chubbs ; Kathy's sunroof and Tracie's rocks; Stop! ; ''Watermelon Head ; Scoots . Ambition: To become a child psychologist and have a happy life. Likes: Kaitlin; K.C.; unicorns; pink cars; Goofy; Mountain Dew; my room; Krissy-Wissy; T. J.; C.W.C.; driving my car; go- ing out with my friends; Slyvester Stallone. Other I want to thank my par- ents for all they have done for me. and I want to thank Kelli and Judy for being there when I needed someone. Thanks! 26 Kellie McGrath Nickname: Kel; Kebbles. Activities: Class President 1; Student Council 1, 3; Pres. 4; SEARCH 3. 4; Granite State Challenge 3. 4; Soccer Manager 2. 3; Baseball Manager 2. 3. 4; Volleyball Manager 4; Cheer - leading 4; NHS 3, 4; Class Mar- shall 3. Remembers Most: Canobie Lake 87; K.K. advent sisters ; almost running out of gas; Spanish I; What's that? ; the beach; Beemer ; Tom Petty 87 with J.L., C.M.. P.S., AJ.; Star- ship 87 with A.B.; snowbunny; I know you want to ; times with A.B.; Brigantine with K.K.. D.D., J.C.; 'What did you buy Syl? ; classes with R.T.; S.K. C.M.; Hodji. Ambition: To have a successful career and a happy healthy life. Likes: Sixers; Rockie; Fuzz; U2; INXS; vaseline; soft pretzels; cheesesteaks; ziggy; Mo Cheeks; skiing; being with friends; Panda; Boris Becker; J.CX Other I would like to thank my friends for all their help and un- derstanding. especially A.R.B.. 'To find the beautiful, we must carry it with us. — Emerson Chris Mank Nickname: Mank Activities: FFA Remembers Most: Nick DiCola backing into the side of my truck every other day of the week; Norman Langlois coming to school every day with a differ- ent car; Nick DiCola. Mr. Chrome and lights himself; Rich Stanhope. Mr. Speaker Man. Ambition: To become a me- chanic in a high performance auto shop. Likes: Going to parties and go- ing 4 wheeling in a 2 wheel drive truck. David Terreson Nickname: Dave Sctivities: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Remembers Most: Waiting for the last day of my senior year; the Class of 85. Ambition: Travel; go to Austra- lia; make money. Kevin Marquis Nickname: Kev Activities: FFA 2, 3. 4; Boys state3; Ski club 1, 4. Remembers Most: My excur- sions with Rick H., and Elroy; nights on Elm Street; my G.T.; the past 3 years with J.J.; my dad; going pitten with D.D., E.E., E.E., P.O., C.T.; Stacy and her family; Nick and his food; my first motorcycle; being stopped many times by the police; my sisters; watching both of them grow up; breaking my wind- shield; growing up. Ambition: To excell in whatever I choose, for better or worse, and to be happy, content, free, and to live an easy life. Likes: Feeling free on my Ka- wasaki; never being tied down or on a schedule; living life in the fast lane; spending time with J.J.; working with my hands; ski- ing; money; cruising the beach; and knowing, but never telling. Other For all the people who have influenced me and cared; my Mom, Dawn, Kori, and JJ. — thanks for being there and for constantly helping and caring. I love you all. J.J.: You'll always have a place in my heart! I'll never forget you! Sarah Marquis Nickname: Sarah; Rah. Activities: Drama Club 1. 2; Chorus 1; FHA 4. Remembers Most: All the great times with my friends; G.H.'s wedding; I can't wait to grad- uate! ; (carfire, ha ha Kevin!); Jeff P.; Dano James Clifford; Syl's wild parties; X-mas ball 87; porky-pine; Tom's fig bar (H.L.); Tobey Harmon gas it! ; Mr. Hall's dumb jokes; bouncing up R.N.'s rocky hill with R.T. and S.K. (in a stolen Chevy); the hay in M.N.'s hair; Buckmonsters; outta here ; study with Martha; Bowie con- cert 87 (Never Let Me Down); Lor Tam (bacon cheddar chips); (J) Opie and T.W., chips!; What are you gonna sing. Sa- rah? ; grad party 87 at Baines'; pre-drama parties at R.N.'s; the pool table (Gabe); ape (524- blum); SC (Booger); SV (Pokey); Shelby GT500 KR with 428CJ (someday); Chuck's Pontiac; Asia Restaurant; Lori's van; T.J.'s dumpster; frozen pants; Mundi; the first time I sang be- fore an audience; Fair Pageant 87. Ambition: To be an internation- ally-known and acclaimed singer, marry rich (if at all), be filthy rich and have as many Mustangs as I want (and a Suzuki Samurai). Likes: Partying with my best friends; meeting new people (at parties); talking endlessly; an- noying people; driving my Mus- tang; freedom; the beach at night; the full moon; snakes; cheesecake; pepper; fire; Christmas; giving; receiving; loving someone who truly loves me back; when people like me; graduating! Sabeha Jyawook Nickname: Saboodle Activities: Volleyball 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Softball 3. 4; Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. 3, 4; President of Foreign Language Club 4. Remembers Most: R's with Ange; grad, weekend 86; X- skiing with A.J.; 1-14-86; having fun with my big sis Deb; fish faces; all my different hair cuts; talks with P.Y. on the phone; Halloween with Ange; the pick- le; Alg. II What. U don't un- derstand ; the fish; smurf blue; Bucky; INXS; bench with A.T.; my broken leg; chem. lab part- ner with Jordan; Nwmkt. P.S. br.; Ep. game. Ambition: To be rich! Likes: Jim Morrison; Klha; The Gooch; shopping; basketball; Doritos; Op; making c.c.c.; leather; cosmo; Takkels; fash- ion; and B.I.I Christine Michelle Michaels Nickname: Chris Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers Most: K.W.; H.H.; T.J.; T.R.; shotgun finals 87; AJ. and Dunkin Donuts; Dungeon; headbangers; New Years 87; wildwood D.J. with K.W.; First breakfast ; Van Halen concert; Huey Lewis concert; N.H.C. with Mike and Missy; September 85; Tom? Mike? John? ; R.W. and the library; Is it ready yet? ; Christmas 84; Sister Stacy; S.K.; Give a little, get a little ; mid- night calls; D.S.; talks with Tom; Buttons ; Hampton Beach with John and Mike. Ambition: To be successful and rich in whatever I choose to do. Likes: Softball; smiles; being with my friends; beaches at night; Rolling Stones; hugs; waterskiing; Jaguars. Other: I'd like to thank my sister for always being there for me. Thanks again! Jocelyn MiUette Nickname: Jaws; Joce; Jack. Activities: Christian Honor So- ciety 3; National Honor Society 4; SADD 4; Math team 3, 4; SEARCH 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4. Remembers Most: Would Roberta and Miss Kilmon leave this space?!; How come, Sylvia?; What!?; You didn't know that?!; (Alg. U. K.H.. S.J., R.K.) Chem- istry — Hi Mom!; Grand old par- ty?; (M.D.); odd or even? Nei- ther. (B.N.); Oh. Bobl; (K.C.) SAT's with R.K. and the wind- sock; R.K., K.H., S.K.. always able to make me laugh; shiftlock (B.N.); That's not funny; I used to be ... (M.N.). Ambition: To always be honest, especially with myself; to have the mistakes I will inevitably make be understandable and not stupid. Likes: Finding my car in the mall parking lot within five min- utes; taking the garbage out with no leaks; making people laugh; socializing. Other I love you. Mom 8c Dad; thank you for all your advice and your understanding, espe- cially this year. John Lowell Mott Nickname: Mott; Squito. Activities: Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 4; SEARCH 3, 4; Band 4; Yearbook 4. Remembers Most: Search trip 87; friends; good times at Coe- Brown; picking on Freshmen!; long drama rehearsals; stand- ing on stage in just my under- wear (Anything Goes, 1986) for ten minutes waiting for Gus to show up. Ambition: To become an ele- mentary school teacher and be happy. Likes: Coca Cola Classic; mu- sic; friends; Spanish; kids; pick- ing on Freshmen; art. Other Coke is it! Huh?l? Hey say who, what, when .why, where?! Robert Alexander Nault Brandon Jeremy Noyes Nickname: Nanno Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. Remembers Most: Study Sth with P.O.; June 10th; snow- storms; Mondays with P.O.; times with P.O.; weekends at T 8c D; Christmas 87; building my Nova; senior release. Ambition: Good education; happy family; own land and house. Likes: Pam; car; friends back at CCHS; parents; brother and sis- ter-in-law. 30 Theodore Parent Nickname: Theo Activities: Computer Club 1. 2, 3.4. Remembers Most: Sitting in the dark during Hurricane Gloria; best friend, Jimmy Bradley, in elementary school; telling eve- rybody about traffic light craze. Ambition: To graduate from Coe-Brown and to get a job. Linda Diane Perkins Nickname: Lyn Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 3; Band 4; Cho- rus 4. Remembers Most: Last summer in Nepal my friends. Ambition: To be successful; to meet my dreams. Likes: Horseback riding; going to the movies; my mom and my car. Other: Thanks to all my .each- ers and most of all my rr m for helping me through school. Kara A. Potter Nickname: Annie; Annabell; Kare; Ra. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2; Cross country 1, 2; Drama 1, 2; FHA 4. Remembers Most: The mall with R.T. and friends; the mall with K.S.; Bob ; 8-2-87; N.Y. rooming with Ange never again ; 9-26- 87; R.T.'s 16th b.day party; 11- 14-87; S.V.O. huh? ; 11-30-87; 12-4-87; Kerry fair 86; roller coaster roads (K.S.); Bucky ; Hetl ; yup, yup. yup. yup, yup! ; meeting K.O.; spending 4 great months with K.O.; K.O.'s car; senior class; Feeling brave? ; Ambition: To reach my goals, follow my dreams and live a full, happy, and plentiful life. Likes: August — November of 87; rock music; the beach; being with K.O.; money; ice cream (C.C.). Other: To thank my friends and family for being there and es- pecially I want to thank K.O. I hope that all my fellow class- mates reach their goals and fol- low their dreams and remember that C.B.N.A. is where it all started. P.S. Don't forget friends, and good times. 31 James Robertson Nickname: Jamie. Activities: FFA 4. Remembers Most: Sept. 1, 1987 met R.T. are you there ; Oct. 4. 1987 Deerfield Fair in the rain at 7:30 a.m.; Mrs. Dana's 6th pe- riod English class with R.T. R.T.; Rte. 4 on Friday nights waving at C.B J.C.; K.M. you'll regret buying a CHEVY ; hitch-hiking to work after my GMC died; Right, Missy, right ; Hey Rob, you awake ; J.C. saying honest officer the throttle stuck . Ambition: To make a million dollars farming become Pres- ident. Likes: Fords; good times; grad- uation; R.T.'s Mustang (in the fu- ture), C.B.'s Cutlass, J.C.'s Grand Prix. Lori Anne Robinson Nickname: Chuck; LD; Grams. Activities: FFA 1, 2; Secretary 2; SADD 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Drama 2; FHA 4. Remembers Most: French class with Tammy; the accident in the jeep; Pizza Hut; ice skating with Jeff; snowmobiling; English 4 with Tammy; ground-up fleas (ha ha, Sarah); Junior prom; get- ting Charlie; Mr Hall's dumb jokes; falling down the stairs my Freshman year; the antique Dodge (ha ha, Tammy); shop- ping with Tammy; no bucks; my pony Mandy; meeting Jeff; 3 wheeling with Tracie J. and eve- ryone always being there. Ambition: To live life to the ful- lest and achieve any goal I set out to achieve and to always be happy. Likes: Spending time with Jeff and my friends; Fords; Fresca; Suzukii Samurais; Tic-Tacs; black olives; dill pickles; just having fun. Other: I'd like to thank my fam- ily, friends and especially Jeff for always being there, and ac- cepting me for who I am; I love you. The best of luck to the grad- uating class of 19881 Debbie Small Nickname: Deb Activities: Home Ec 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing 4. Remembers Most: First date with Allen; Halloween dance 1984; visiting Allen in the hos- pital; partying at D.M.; Ms. Sprague's English class; getting truck. Ambition: To marry Allen and be happy. Likes: Camping; traveling; ros- es; my family; being with Allen; having money. Other. I'd like to thank my par- ents for helping me through school. Douglas E. Smith Nickname: Dougan Activities: Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4; Bas- ketball JV 2; FHA 2; FFA 3. 4. Remembers Most: Driving to Newington with J.T. It's red ; friendship with Rick Tuttle; night of Oct. 15. 1987; the cops with R.T., L.B., T.J., M.D., K.H., P.Y.; the night we toasted J.D.. D.H., C.H; No-Doz; Smith are you on drugs? ; friendship with Lucy and Jen White and their mom; Florida; Bo Carr; soccer tourna- ment 87; thanks for everything. Mr. Hall and Steve Smith. Ambition: To build an octagon house, make lots of money and make my wife happy; have a son and name him Tylor An- drew Smith. Likes: Mountain Dew; loud mu- sic; AC DC; long lasting friend- ships; Math English (nah. just kidding); soccer. Other: After graduation friends go their separate ways, there are times you wish you could see your friends from high school; it hurts to think you may never see them again. But that's what makes memories so spe- cial; they'll always be there for you to ponder. Good luck. Class of 88! Richard L. Stanhope Nickname: Fope, Ace. Activities: FFA; Soccer 1, 2. Remembers Most: Hampton Beach 87 with Matt D. Bill W.; Ace Frehley; my first car radio that blew up; vote for me! ; you got something on your shirt. Ambition: To professionally build speakers (FOPE speakers) or to race a Porsche 935. Likes: Porsches; my 600 watt re- ceiver; my late Volkswagen; dunebuggy; building my speak- ers; I like it LOUD! Karen L. Strickland Remembers Most: Gutbusters- Farmington (yeebaa!); Sue. me, Deb — 4 wheeling with M.V.'s toy; mud wrestling with S.B.; Con's place — meeting M.Y.; ATCing with F.D.; Mickey Dee's with C.G.; Weirs — D.B., K.B.; Marc — the best of times!; talks with sis — thanks for being there; wild times with R.S.; sum- mer of 85; B.L. and the knives — Don't leave me alone with him! ; Prom 85; Tuesdays and Thursdays with whip (ha ha); George; Cape Cod 87; 8-23-86 — got to go get the brownies ; great times with J.L. (miss ya); 1- 3-85 A.C.A.; STA hockey games — can I have the keys? ; sweet 16; 2-3-85; 3-15-85 — why ; 6- 20-85; 7-25-85; camping; D.L., D.L., K.P., C.G., D.B., P.C., C.L. Ambition: To be happy, rich, and make my own decisions (hint, hint. Mom), and become a fashion coordinator for Filenes. But most of all, to have an en- joyable life and live it to its ful- lest! Likes: AC DC; weekends; va- cations; the beach; having a good time; fast cars; fourwheel- ing; having extra money; horse- back riding; club 777; real men; riding ATC's; snowmobiling (without falling off. huh. Sue I); partying; taking a walk on the wild side. Other: Thank you. Sue, Paul, Sher, and Dad, for all your love and for always being there. And Connie — thanks for being a true friend. Rob Thurber Nickname: Rob; Thurb; Chico; Hawk; Pickle. Activities: Cross-country 1, 2; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; Vice President 2. Remembers Most: Job of the week club; Waldo and Jamelia; You don't hit me . .. Partying with friends; Joe Cool ; many mornings with lorge headaches; tag team root sled; the night on the stairs . ..; I smell pickle ; 6 period English; Hampton 87; Boston concert; bring my Mus- tang home; parking lot confer- ences with A.H.; 4 months in a cast; steering rod on Cooper Hill Rd.; riding with S.C. no ex- haust; pumpkin runs with D.C., J.C., snail; the Duster (RIP); my brothers wedding; 8k in Roch- ester with D.C. Ambition: To get into the USAF and be successful and happy at whatever I do in life. Likes: Fords; Old Pontiacs; Ka- wasaki; Mach I Mustangs; good times, food, and friends; warm weather; cloudless days; when my car runs; rock-n-roll; fast cars; good looking women (with brains). Other: I would like to take this chance to thank all of the peo- ple at CBNA who helped me through my rough times, and who were also there for the good times. I wouldn't be here with out you all. Thanks, I won't forget you. Angela Trovato Nickname: Ange; Angula; Spoota; Mouser. Activities: Softball 3, 4; B-ball Manager 3; Volleyball 4; Stu- dent council 1; Drama 2; Vice President FHA 4. Remembers Most: No bucks al- lowed Elma, Dick Tuttle ; Mr. Brittell's science class; Rick and Matt's get-together with S.J. Bloody birthday ; my Dad's 66 Corvette; driving S.J.'s car; yaah ; benching with S.J.; partying with S.J., K.D., L.R., D.F.; fights with D.F. you're out- ta here ; L.R., T.W.; choo J.M., K.D.'s accidents; good laughs with everyone at CBNA; test, what test? '; my dog did what? ; Dee's rabbit, ha ha ha; gasping for air silverbelT'; dig- ging up the lawns of Rte. 4 with my 3 wheeler; trick or treating with S.J.; jubets ; Marvilor Farm with L.R.; Junior English with J.K.; MANDAA J.C.. D.F.; Patty and me in Algebra. Ambition: To be successful and to live a very exciting life; to have a lot of money. Likes: JAMES DEAN; U2; Moxie ; old rock-n-roll; laugh- ing; money; expensive things; Forenza ; Hemingway; Peace ; J.D. movies; my broth- ers: Jim, Jay. John. Other: Have a great life, class of 88. Your little mouse made it. Mom and Dad. 34 Robbi Lynne Tuttle Nickname: Dumplin; Robbi- Sweetums; Bob; Cadidiot; Wob- bi; Rob-bi. Activities: FHA 1, 4; Drama club 1; Office aid 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Language Club 4. Remembers Most: 86 with J.U., S.V.; Dead soldiers ; Pizza Hut July 5. 1986; waterskiing; 1987; July 20. 1987 (after the beach); the beach with the J.S.; June 20. 1987; on the road with Syl. Rob. and Sarah in the stolen Chevy”; dinner in Newington; 600 miles; Gummy Rummy Bears; the picket line in New- ington; get him! on Friday night; period 6 English 4 and period 3 English 2; I've got pep- per in my eye! ; ha ha, Jennifer!; Bob! . Ambition: To be the best and excell in art and painting and never loose touch with my friends from Coe-Brown. Likes: Pepsi, my picket line friends; the Cadet program; spending money; smiling; laughing; making people hap- PY- Other: Thanks to my new friends from the Police Dept.; you've helped me a lot. (Hang in there everything works out in the end) and thanks Mom. Dad and Ravonne — I love you! (Wish me luck)! Sheri L. Tuttle Nickname: Lila Activities: FHA 2, 3. 4; Business 2. 3. 4. Remembers Most: Freshman year; December 4, 1984; meet- ing Dicky; April 21, 1985; getting my car; getting my license; J.L. backing into me in the parking lot; summers at Pawtuckaway; the Blood Suckers; Castle in the Clouds with Dicky. Tim and Donna; Ms. Sprague's English class; Mrs. Downs's business classes; all the good times with D.A., T.B., S.E., R.E., and ex- pecially Dicky; the summer out- ing; the Christmas party; driv- ing Dicky's Toyota and burning the tires — oops! ; Senior year — finally! Ambition: To be successful and to own a Mustang! Someday I want to get married and have children. Likes: Dicky; Fords; Black Toyotas; children; money; white roses; shopping; spending time with Dicky and friends; Moun- tain Dew. Other I would like to thank my parents for pushing me to finish school; I know it wasn't easy for you. I would also like to thank Dicky for helping me in every way he could, and for being there when I needed someone. I love you all. Tammy Wildes Nickname: Tam; Ta; Tamma Activities: Softball 1. 2. 4; Vol- leyball 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1. 3; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4. Remembers Most: French class with Lori; 180's with Matt; all my fun with Brian; 8-6-87; camping 87; Starship concert 87; my fun with B.B., L.R., J.B.; The Beach Boys (remember Bub); my sun- burn; bowling with B.B., L.R., J.B.; Empire Beauty School with D.L., T.J.. and K.D.; Jason's go- ing to get me! ; Bob, I'm Tam- my. not Kathy ; my 1 Bub; Bri- an Matthew Bergo; Eng. 4 with Lori; my Spectrum; Sylvia — put second base back! ; Bucky ; Now that's a fire! ; the antique Dodge. Ambition: To go on with life, be successful at whatever I do, and keep smiling. Likes: Brian; pink; Porsches; his- tory; ice cream; Garfield; and Led Zepplin. Other I love you. Brian! Keep smiling, senior class. Juniors search their futures FAR RIGHT: Claw officers: Kim Hotchkiss. president. Shannon Paradis, vies president; Sarah Bates, treasurer; Chris Lovett secretary. RIGHT: Lisa Brown ties the knot Todd Amazeen Sarah Bales Kevin Berry Heath Bickford Missy Biasco Glenn Briggs Lisa Brown Jeff Bruce Scott Buber Eddie Carr Steve Charset Shays Cheelock Keith Corson Chris Coetanzo Michelle D Alessandro Brian Daley Dana Della Porta Jeff DeTrude Jeremy DeTrude Fred Deveau Maurice Doubleday Sheila Dupre Hope Eaton Duane Elbotl Bryan Forbes Kim Frisbie Ken Gagnon Wayne George Ann Gilbert Becky Gillen Karty Hastings Doris Hewett Susan Hibbard Sheri Hogan Bob Holmes 36 LEFT: Juniors Martin Beck and Tammy Witham look dazed for the camera Kim Hotchkiss Shollio Houston Stacy Hudson Ron Jock Stacy Johnson Missy Kolloy Dobbio Larson Julio LaShomb Chris Lovott Brian Mansoau Dan Mansoau Gus Marden Amy Matthows Arthur Marquis Dawn Marquis BUI Millor Frod MitchoU David Mooors Stophon Moors Dawn Nadoau Michollo Nation Chris Nickorson Lauraioo Paradis Shannon Paradis Molisoa Pock Willio Piorco Travis Pitman BiU Rafoal Tim Richardson Shano Riol Shoila Riol Gingor Sanford Doris Schick RussoU Simons David Small 37 TOP LEFT: Kim Fris- bee with her little sis- ter and Bill Cleve- land. TOP RIGHT: Polly Young shows her pearly whites. FAR RIGHT: Juniors galorel RIGHT: Lauralee Paradis studies intently. Julie Smith Derek Snead Kelly Stevens Sue Strickland Eric Tasker Jeremy Twombly Shawn Twombly Sean Van Gerena Colleen V Inna combe Patty Wilson Lynn Wingren. Jen White Tammy Witham. Polly Young NOT SHOWN: Martin Beck Valerie Coulter. Virginia Cumming Sharri Currier. Bill Stevens 38 TOP LEFT: Chris Lovett looks spooked. TOP RIGHT: Missy Kelley. Sue Strickland. Deb- bie Larsen. MIDDLE LEFT: Brian Manseau at Gradua- tion. MIDDLE RIGHT: Swed- ish smiles — Stacy Johnson. Terese Johnsson. FAR LEFT: Kim Hotchkiss working for her class. LEFT: Polly Young gets the munchies. 39 Sophomores making their mark FAR RIGHT: Jen Gregoire relaxes after school. RIGHT: Randy Smith works hard in art class. Jen Archambeauh Steve Black Eric Blackey Jeannle Blanchard Tara Bowie Justin Brown Aaron Buzzell Gina Calorlo Shawn Carmody Kyle Chadwick Lenore Cilley Ai Clay Ray Colpritt Kevin Corson Cynthia Cummlng Joel Dali Matt Dame Derek Damon Judl DlCola BUI Doucet Sonja Dyer Becky Ehrlich Kevin Elliott Larry Elliott Eliesa Galloway 40 Class Officers: Jennifer Wheet. treasurer; Michael Smith, president; Lisa Stevens, secretary. NOT SHOWN: Rick Wolf, vice-president. Rich Garnet David Goorgo Leo Gonthler Chris Goeselin Jetf Gregolre Jennifer Gregolre Shy la Hazen Aim Hazzard Preston Hickok Dave Hodgdon Tom Hopkins Matt Hotchkiss Torri Hudson Mark Jacobs Bros Jonisch Hoathorro Jonos Tara Jyawook Shane Kilmon Keiby Longuoil Missy Lord Dennis Lowther Jodi McGowan Potor Mahonoy Arthur Marston Amy Monaghan 41 And what do you think you're look- ing at??? Shane Kilmon. Amy Monaghan. Steve Royce. Kim Moor Tammy Morion Garrett N� «per Nodin a Nickerson Holly Peas Jason Pelletier Stacy Perry Gretchen Pratt Chris Prince Eric Robinson Robin Rouif Steve Royce Eric Rundgren Jeremiah Schlieder Annette Smith Brandy Smith Kellie Smith Mike Smith Crystal Sprowl Eveline Stevens Lisa Stevens Colleen Tierney Kathy Twombly Lance Twombly Carrie Van Wie, Jennifer Walton Jennifer Wheat. Scott Wilson Rick Wolf NOT SHOWN: Angela Cloutier. Ted Girard. Kyle McHugh. Randy Smith. 42 Freshmen moving up in class FAR LEFT: Tom Gates ponders deeply over Doritos. ABOVE LEFT: Shawn Hodgdon, Brian Jock. Dan Dame. Peter Xenos, Bill Cleveland at ori- entation. LEFT: Happy to be freshmen are Kristine McGil- licuddy. Heather Hernon, Becky Martin. Brandie Dodge. Joel Aiello Laif And non Jeesica Balchelder Kimberly B k Erica Bennett Dan Bimbaum Becky Blackey Mark Blad Denise Blanchard BUI Can tin Lisa Carr Jason Chabot Dianna Cheslock BUI Cleveland Stacey Cochran 43 Freshmen, continued. Scott Cop land Dor n Currier Dan Dam Amy Debus P t r D Ua Porta Jo D v au Brandi Dodg Dawn Elliott Laura Falk Dwayn Fan joy Brian Folc Michael Frisbi Shirley Gate Thomas Gate Angela Gauthier Kim Grace Ginny Hannon Amy Hornon Heather Hernon Carl Hewitt Shawn Hodgdon Dawn Hopkins Jeremy Jacob Brian Jock Lauri LaBrack Tim Legasse Mik La Rochelle Jim Lovett John McCartin Jeremy McDonald 44 Kristin McGillicuddy Mike Me Keen Kim McKenney Becky Martin Heather Miller Linda Morin Debra Morse Lyn Morton Mike Nadeau Gayle Newman BUI Piwowarczyk Rick Plomondon Jason Ramsey Joanne Record Lucinda Sargent Rick Savoie Stacy Scribner Steve Sell Lisa SUva Jenny Stevens Jon StimmeU Pam Stone Scott Sweet Becky Thurston Korena Walker Shawn Wallace Lucy White Celeste Williams Peter Xenos Jason Ziegler 45 Clubs 46 LEFT PAGE. TOP: A sign of the major CBN A FFA presence at the Deerfield Fair; Shellie Hous- ton. Amanda Bacon and Mau- rice Doubleday at drama club; CENTER. RIGHT TO LEFT: Rob- bi Tuttle clowns at the FHA Eye and Ear Clinic; Becky Gillen beams; Linda Perkins and Denise Blanchard harmonize; BOTTOM: Granite State Chal- lenge members Steve Royce. Kellie McGrath. Amanda Bacon and Maurice Doubleday face the real test; Maurice. Jen Wheet, and Stephen Moore drum up support for the team. THIS PAGE. LEFT: FHA mem- bers Danielle Mahar. Becky Gil- len. Michelle D'Alessandro. Kelly Stevens. Missy Peck, Robbi Tuttle and Kara Potter didn't come to town on a load of hay. CENTER: Science Club members Carrie Van Wie, Jodie McGowan. Jen Wheet. Amy Monaghan and ad- visor Ms. Weeks take on winter hiking; Becky Thurston. Maurice Doubleday and Martin Beck run through lines. BOTTOM: FFA members Nedina Nickerson. Ar- thur Marston, Matt Hotchkiss, Joel Collins and Rob Barber at the banquet. Amy Monaghan and Carrie Van Wie pose on a mountain peak. 47 Clubs, continued. RIGHT: Patty Wilson looks thought- ful before the band breaks into Pomp and Circum- stance. with Robin Rouf and Shellie Houston in the background. BOTTOM LEFT: David Black. Kellie McGrath, and Scott Schroeder are welcomed into the National Honor So- ciety by Ms. Dana. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Shellie Hous- ton plays flute at graduation. 48 National Honor Society: the pursuit of excellence This year's National Honor Soci- ety helped others to pursue ac- ademic excellence by offering free tutoring on Monday after- noons. As usual, the spring induc- tion ceremony was a proud event for achieving students and their families. Him LEFT: Kellie McGrath. Jordan Kelley. David Black. Ka- ren Higgins. Jocelyn Millette, Polly Young, Matt Nor- mand, Julie Smith, Charlie Beck. Kneeling: Ginger Sanford. Stacy Johnson. Sylvia Kallenberg, Sarah Bates. Roberta Kilmon. BELOW: David Black helps Mike Nadeau with algebra. Student government at its best This year's student council led the way, organizing many of the year's activities, including a suc- cessful winter car- nival and many dances. They also addressed prob- lems facing the stu- dent body. LEFT: Kellie McGrath. Sylvia Kallenberg. Jocelyn Millette. advisor Ms. Helmboldt, Jeannie Blanchard, Julie Smith. Kim Hotchkiss. Kneeling: Mike Smith, Rick Tuttle. Shane Kilmon. Tammy Witham. 49 Working for a byte of the future With the help of advisor Mrs. Smart, Computer Club members spend time after school perfecting their computer skills and playing computer games. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Mott. Derek Damon, advisor Mrs. Smart. Eric Blackey. Shane ICilmon. Math team sums it all up This year the Math Team had a strong year with many students participating in the fun. Along with the usual food and math problems, they were constantly entertained by Shane Kilmon's handstands and Mike Smith’s at- tempts to steal the donuts. This year, however, exploding cook- ies and killer maple frosting were not used by their opponents to distract them. CLOCKWISE: Steve Royce. Jocelyn Millette, advisor Mr. Young. Charlie Beck, Karen Higgins, Mike Smith, Shane Kilmon. 50 Science club takes a hike Members climbed almost every mountain This year's science club had a busy year. A planned nature trail on the Coe-Brown campus in the spring, if completed, will have topped off a year of day-hikes and overnight camping trips in the White Mountains. The trip to Zealand Falls Hut late in October tested students' courage in the face of cold and possible snow. Lugging 30 lb. frame packs a couple of miles isn't exactly relaxing, but the view from the top was always worth the effort. LEFT: The view from Zealand Falls. BELOW LEFT: standing: Jennifer Wheet, vice-pres.; Mrs. Weeks, advisor; Jodie McGowen; Amy Monaghan, pres.; Mr. Young, advisor. Seat- ed: Bill Cantin. treasurer; Shane Kilmon; Jason Pelletier; Justin Brown; Carrie Van Wie, secretary. BELOW RIGHT: a very tired Jen and Amy try to get in good reception while sharing a walkman. BOTTOM LEFT: Carrie Van Wie passes the time with a book and a radio. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shane and Bill end the day with a game of chess. 51 Band serenades the grads £ Now in its second year, the CBNA Band created a sen- sation last year at open houses and graduation and baccalaureate. Now veterans of the school band scene, the group is ready to conquer all audiences. RIGHT: Eric Rundgren waits for his next number at graduation. MIDDLE LEFT, BACK ROW: Phil Allard. Maurice Doubleday, Shellie Houston. Jeff Gregoire, Tom Hopkins. Gary Clements. Kathy Twombly, Eric Rundgren. Kim Moore. Dawn Nadeau. Becky Ehrlich, Eveline Stevens, Denise Blan- chard. SEATED: Steve Royce. Jeremiah Schleider, Kyle Chadwick, ad- visor Ms. Crane. Matt Dame. Robin Rouif. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kyle Chad- wick and Kim Moore play while Kathy Twombly takes a breather. BOTTOM: The line-up — Kathy Twombly. Kim Moore. Patty Wilson. Eric Rundgren. Robin Roufi. I 52 A festive debut for the chorus Serenades community at holiday program The new Coe- Brown chorus had its debut at this year's new Christ- mas concert pro- gram, held after school. They sang a mixture of English and Latin carols, and led a sing- along with the au- dience, accompa- nied by the band. LEFT: The chorus in its embryonic state: Jeff Gregoire. Gary Cle- ments. Dawn Nadeau. Linda Perkins, and (sitting) Denise Blan- chard. Ms. Crane. John Mott. BOTTOM LEFT: Denise Blanchard. John Mott Amanda Bacon and Tom Hopkins. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Royce, Chris Gosselin. Tom Hop- kins. Kathy Twombly, Stephen Moore. Heather Miller, Shellie Houston. Becky Ehrlich. Dawn Hopkins. Amanda Bacon. 53 A television event for CBN A Practice almost made perfect The CBNA Granite State Challenge team competed on Channel 11 in Oc- tober against Manchester Memorial. Many months of practice, led by Coach Weeks, helped the team pre- pare. All the time paid off — they came close to a victory, even though they played a school four times our size. The team led each round, mak- ing it a game that put the Comanche spectators on the edge of their seats. TCie final score: 270 to (240. TOP RIGHT: Th© team confers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Amanda smirks at Jim Jeanotte’s ques- tion. FAR RIGHT: Steve Royce, Maurice Dou- bleday. Mrs. Weeks. Carrie Van Wie. Amanda Bacon. Kellie Smith. Kellie McGrath. MIDDLE LEFT: Stephen Moore. Kellie Smith alternates; Mrs. Weeks. Coach; Steve. Kellie. Amanda. Maurice. MIDDLE RIGHT: The final score. BOT- TOM LEFT: Maurice warms up for the game. BOTTOM CENTER : Martin Beck is shocked by the outcome. BOTTOM RIGHT: The show's host. Jim Jeanotte. 54 Drama club showcases talent Student thespians entertain the community This year's drama club spar- kled. The spring production. Bull in a China Shop , was the main showcase of the year, but a skit they wrote themselves, The Christmas Club, was an impressive de- but. They performed it be- fore delighted audiences at both the holiday assembly and the evening Christmas concert winter arts festival. TOP: Stacy Scribner studies lines; Laif Anderson. Becky Gillen and Maurice Doubleday review a scene. MIDDLE: Martin Beck and Gus Marden in performance; Laif and Becky rehearse. LEFT: Gus Marden. Kristine MacGillicud- dy, Kristen Dulong, Donna Fisher. Becky Gillen. Shawn Carmody. (Sitting) John Mott. Shellie Houston. Martin Beck. Becky Thurston. Stacy Scribner. Kara Potter. Advisor Ms. Sprague. Maurice Doubleday. ABOVE: Laif in The Christ- mas Club. 55 Another successful year for FFA The 135 members of CBNA’s FFA chapter had a full calendar, as usual. In the fall students organized the pet- ting zoo at the Deerfield Fair, com- peted in a number of contests in the area, and sold citrus. Spring brought the annual maple sugaring tours and the banquet and state conventions. A number of individual students won recognition, including Russell Simons, who was the state winner in dairy showmanship, and went on to win a silver medal in the national contest in Kansas City. David Mooers was the state BOAC winner in volunteerism, and went to Wash- ington. D.C. for a week. The CBNA chapter also won a national BOAC award. Chapter officers were Joel Collins, president; Chris Nickerson, first vice- president; Stephen Moore, second vi- ce-president; Scott Wilson, secretary; Carrie Van Wie, treasurer; and Nedina Nickerson, sentinel. TOP RIGHT: Senior FFA members. RIGHT: FFA juniors. BELOW: Mr. Davis, one of the FFA ad- visors. watches over his brood. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore members. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fresh- man members. We regret that space require- ments do not allow us to list all the names. LEFT: Derek Damon and friend. BE- LOW: Sign for the annual petting zoo. MIDDLE LEFT: Jeremy McDonald super- vises his pen. CENTER: Kevin Marquis, all dressed up with no place to go. MID- DLE RIGHT: Scott Wilson tends to his goat. BOTTOM SERIES: Rick Bishop shows his skill at welding. (Pictures by Kim Hotchkiss and Mary Hewitt.) CHILDREN'S MINI Barnyard COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA 57 FHA serves the community Annual Eye and Ear Clinic marks another success The CBNA chapter of Future Homemakers of America planned many activities this year. They started by as- sisting the Lion's Club with the annual Eye and Ear Clinic for preschool children. There were also fund raisers, such as a cookbook sale, which earned some members club jackets. 1986-87 President Brenda Daley placed second in the chapter in-depth project at the 1987 state con- vention, and represented CBNA at the national com- petition in Washington, D.C. The chapter has received a Gold Link Award for increased membership, as well as recognition for participating in many projects and pro- grams. This year's officers are: Tammy Wildes, president' Angela Trovato, vice-president; Heather Logan, secre- tary; Kara McGillicuddy, treasurer; Donna Fisher, his- torian; Dianne Livingston, parliamentarian; and Kristen Dulong, Tracie Jackson, photographers. 58 SEARCHing for answers The SEARCH program began four years ago at UNH, and Coe-Brown students have been fortunate to participate in each of its fall and spring sessions. This year Coe-Brown sent ten motivated sophomore, junior, and senior students. 120 other students from thirteen area schools also attended these series of lectures, which are followed by discussions with college students about the many topics covered. An added benefit enables the students to borrow from the UNH library, and apply for courses and mentorships at the uni- versity. It is a unique program that lets students learn in a university environment. LEFT: clockwise, the participants: Shellie Houston, Amanda Bacon, Kellie McGrath, Jordan Kelley, John Mott, Carrie Van Wie, Mrs. Dana, Steve Royce, Lance Twombly, Kellie Smith, Martin Beck. S.A.D.D. works to inform BELOW: Julie Smith; Lori Robinson, pres.; Polly Young, treas.; Sarah Bates, vice pres.; Karen Higgins; Sylvia Kallenberg; Stacy Johnson, sec.; advisor Mr. Smith. Busy behind the scenes, that's one way to describe this group. S.A.D.D. meets about every two weeks with advisor Mr. Smith. They have been active in many projects, in- cluding the apple dis- play at the Hooksett Li- quor Store, planning and distributing a community calendar, and helping to plan graduation and prom activities. This is done in an effort to increase the awareness of the dangers of driving drunk. 59 Ski club takes to the slopes Had some wipe-outs due to low participation A new place for avid skiers — beginners or ex- perts — the Ski Club planned many trips dur- ing ski season, though low sign-ups sometimes forced cancellations. RIGHT: Ms. Melnick. advisor; Pe- ter Della Porta; Dan Bimbaum; Joe Deveau; Laif Anderson; Lynn Wingien; Kristine McGillicuddy; Kim Moore; Julie Smith; Lisa Brown; Sylvia Kallenberg; Sean Van Gerena; Doreen Currier; Jer- emy DeTrude; Pam Stone; Terese Johnsson; Kevin Marquis; Stacy Perry; Polly Young; Jetf DeTrude; Tara Jyawook; Ginger Sanford; Amy Monaghan; Sarah Bates; Kyle McHugh; Sco« Wilson; Dan Dame; Derek Damon; Mark Jacobs; Gretchen Pratt; Shane Kilmon. Yearbook scrambles into print It was the yearbook that almost didn't happen. For the few dedicated staffers, it was a year of long hours and Saturday mornings. Jennifer Wheet, first sophomore ed- itor in Comanche history, took the slack up from seniors who departed early. A couple who stayed — Amanda Bacon and Jocelyn Millette — worked with anyone who showed up, especially Steve Royce and Kim Hotchkiss. Anissa Hikel labored hard behind the scenes to type the senior section. CLOCKWISE: Kim Hotchkiss combines pho- tography and dancing; Jocelyn Millette struggles with the finances; Editor Jennifer Wheet examines photos; Heather Miller, Jocelyn Millette and Missy Frith celebrate ad sales. 60 A Mixed Bag of student talent In its first year, the CBNA literary magazine, Mixed Bag , became a showcase for Coe-Brown writers and artists. Led by co-editors Kellie Smith and Maurice Doubleday, the staff pub- lished a new issue on a more or less monthly basis. Advisor Ms. Hutchison hoped the magazine would provide an outlet for all students who wished to publish their work for a wider audience than their teachers. In the real world, not many people write with English teachers in mind, she observed. CLOCKWISE: Martin Beck. Gus Marden, Kellie Smith. Ms. Hutchison. Eric Black- ey, Maurice Doubleday. Bienvenue, language club The foreign language club, a newcomer, was organized to pro- mote interest in foreign languages and cul- tures. Fundraising ac- tivities included sales of baked goods, ad- vent calendars, inter- national candies, and croissant sandwiches at lunch. Two trips to Quebec and special activities for Foreign Language Week were highlights for this club in its first year. BACK ROW: Chris Gosseiin. Steve Royce, Sarah Bates. Polly Young. Roberta Kilmon. Martin Beck. Maurice Dou- bleday. Stacy Johnson. Shel- lie Houston. FRONT ROW: Advisor Ms. McKeman. Lisa Brown. Terese Johnsson, Missy Lord. David Black. Syl- via Kallenberg. Sabeha Jy- awook. Shannon Paradis. Ju- lie Smith, Duane Elliott, Charlie Beck. 61 Activities The activities this year included the usual dances and banquets and of course Winter Carnival. Some new activities included an AIDS information assembly sponsored by the FHA, and a holiday concert by the new chorus and the band, which also featured student artwork and writing. The new weekly Friday morning assemblies were a way of gathering the whole school together to build spirit and get out information. RIGHT: Becky Thurston, Pam Stone, Heatherre Jones and Lucy White pay Halloween Dance admission to Mike Smith. OPPOSITE PAGE: Gary Clements, Tom Hopkins, Matt Dame and Jeremiah Schleider handle percussion at the holiday concert; Tammy Wildes introduces the AIDS presentation; Stacy Johnson realizes something furry is sneaking up on her at the Halloween Dance; Linda Perkins sashays in at Halloween; Kim Beck boogies down; Holly Pease and Jennifer Gregoire sit out a dance with a friend; Brandy Smith and Jeannie Blanchard dance together; Martin Beck and Becky Martin at open house; Robin Rouff. Shellie Houston, Kathy Twombly. Kim Moore. Eric Tasker, Linda Perkins, Jeremiah Schleider and Denise Blanchard take the pause that refreshes at the holiday concert; Roberta Kilmon and Angela Trovato sample cookies at open house. Young scientists crack some eggs at Open House CLOCKWISE: Korena Walker, Becky Black- ey, and Lyn Morton; Mr. Young and egg; Brian Folce; Scott Copeland and Matt Hotchkiss; Shawn Wallace and Mike La- Rocheile. 62 Whodunnit? CBN A drama did it! Play entertains mystery fans of all ages The drama club put on a production of The Mousetrap. an Agatha Christie murder mys- tery. in the spring. It was a success with all audiences, including the freshmen visiting for orientation. In its first year under the direction of drama club advisor Ms. Sprague, the pro- duction turned out talent from every partic- ipant, onstage and off. It also left the cast and crew whistling Three Blind Mice for months! TOP LEFT: Glenn Smith’s got that look. TOP MIDDLE: Dan Demmons flashes a confident smile. TOP RIGHT: Kelly Scribner goes over lines with Holley Ackerson. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Dan Demmons. Holley Ackerson. Rob Nault. Sara Spinazzola, Justin Brown. RIGHT: Shyla Hazen gives Holley Ackerson a touch-up. BELOW: Sara Spinaz- zola gets Dan Demmons ready to go onstage. BELOW RIGHT: Ms. Sprague makes up Amanda Bacon. 64 FAR LEFT: Dan Demmons hides behind the drapes. LEFT: It's okay, dear” — Rob Nault and Sam Wood. BELOW: Gus Marden. Sam Wood. Dan Demmons. and Holley Ackerson listen to Bruce Folce intently. MID- DLE: Very nice to meet you” — Gus. Rob and Sam. ABOVE LEFT: Holley Ackerson stares at Rob Nault. ABOVE: Dan Demmons wonders il the photographer did it. LEFT: Dan. Sam. and Rob discuss their plight. 65 Graduation and baccalaureate The class of '87 looks back and forges ahead Graduation Poem Our friendship is as deep as any sea; We know each other so thoroughly. In a way it's kind of funny, for You and I are as different as can be. Though different, as we are, Somehow we belong together. Today we go on. Tomorrow we look back At our memories. Our friendship will always be, Forever and ever — eternally. We know this though it has never been said. For it's a thing untold but still known. RIGHT: Bear Behm adjusts his cap. BELOW LEFT: Errol Enos is all smiles before the ceremony. BELOW RIGHT: The senior girls wait patiently. 66 FAR LEFT: Michelle Butler. Patti DeButts and Michelle Dixon pose happily. LEFT: Darlene Marston and Carolyn Knox wear jubilant faces. BELOW LEFT: Senior boys line up to receive their diplomas. BELOW: Scott Schroeder, Phil St. Clair. Jody Low. and Kellie McGrath assemble in the hallway. 67 A fairy-tale ending for the year 1987 prom attracts a big crowd The 1987 prom was the best one yet. according to many who at- tended. The student council put a lot of time into planning and dec- orating. and hiring a DJ. The fes- tivities even included a dinner buffet for the first time. Many peo- ple attended, with representation from all the classes. It was def- initely a night to remember. FAR RIGHT: The king and queen. Jody Low and Carolyn Knox. RIGHT: A radiant Darlene Marston. BOTTOM RIGHT: The members of the court crown the king and queen. BOTTOM LEFT: Shelle Banks and Matt Normand dance to a slow song. 68 Coe-Brown gets into the groove TOP LEFT: John Mott is it for Halloween. TOP MIDDLE: Missy Frith dressed for the 50's. TOP RIGHT: Nedina Nickerson and Becky Erlich dance for the camera. ABOVE: Shawn Carmody, Eric Robinson, Mike Smith, and an unidentified arm show off their incredible biceps. ABOVE LEFT: Terese Johnson and Lisa Brown. ABOVE RIGHT: Dawn Nadeau boogies to the beat. LEFT: Duane Elliott and Gus Marden. in- cognito. 69 The spooks came out on Halloween This year's Halloween dance marked another success for the student council. With the Magical Unicom as DJ, the night of October 30th was a time for dancing, fun and contests of skill — like pickle eating, pie eating, twisting and walking like an Egyptian. Costume high- lights included John Mott's Coca Cola can, Jenn Wheet and Amy Monaghan's Christmas elves, Eric Tasker's toilet paper mum- my outfit, and Jessica Batch- elder's gorilla. FAR RIGHT: Kamikaze Tommy Gates gets a laugh from Diana Cheslock. RIGHT: Tim Richardson plays a mean air guitar with Jeannie Blanchard. BE- LOW: Stephen Moore tries to avoid the camera. BOTTOM LEFT: Shaye Ches- lock. Polly Young. Jocelyn Milette. and Roberta Kilmon dance the night away. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman wall flow- ers John McCartin, Jon Stimmel, Laif An- derson. 70 TOP LEFT: Kim Hotchkiss flashes her pickles. TOP RIGHT: John Mott's revenge. MIDDLE LEFT: Cutest Couple, Jen Wheet and Amy Monaghan. MIDDLE RIGHT: Don’t get sick. Nick — Nick DiCola, Jon Stimmel. FAR LEFT: Kellie Smith as Vampira . FAR RIGHT: Where's my change? — Lucy White. Shaye Cheslock. 71 Holiday inspires performances CBNA chorus debuts, drama club writes their own play, and teachers tackle Christmas carols. The week before Christmas break was enlivened by a program of music with the new chorus and the expanded band, as well as CBNA drama's presentation of a play they wrote themselves — The Christ- mas Club. They presented it again to students at the holiday assembly, to great applause. CLOCKWISE: John Mott in The Christmas Club ; Mr. Young and Ms. Crane carol down; Denise Blanchard. John Mott. Amanda Bacon and Tom Hopkins present The Little Drummer Boy ; Chris Gosselin, Kathy Twombly. Kyle Chadwick and Eric Tasker. 72 CLOCKWISE: Ms. Weeks strums; Band members Eric Tasker. Chris Gossolin. Linda Perkins. Denise Blanchard. Tom Hopkins. Matt Dame, Gary Clements. Steve Royce. Eric Rundgren and Joel Aiello; Maurice Doubleday. Martin Beck, and Stacy Scribner in 'The Christmas Club ; Chorus members Doris Schick. Kim Moore, Steve Royce. Chris Gosselin. Tom Hopkins, Kathy Twombly. Heather Miller. Shellie Houston. Dawn Hopkins, Dawn Nadeau. Amanda Bacon. 73 Juniors topple seniors at a competitive Winter Carnival The Winter Carnival was a great time for most students and included some unforgettable mo- ments, such as getting to see more of Shawn Carmody than expected during the Mr. Coe Brown contest. Along with the traditional competitions in basketball, volleyball, drama, art, writing, and so on, there were many new events, including pass- the-lifesaver and a treasure hunt. The pie eating contest and soda drinking contest drew big crowds, watching with mingled admiration and disgust. The order when all the points were tallied was Juniors first, Seniors second, Sophomores third, and Fresh- men last. The Comanche is sorry to report that most of our pictures were lost in the mail, and apologizes for the spotty coverage here. RIGHT: Tom Hopkins pauses to take a breath. BELOW: Nick DiCola slurps pie. 74 CLOCKWISE: Stove Black Jumps lor a spike; Polly Young finishes a pie; Matt Normand and Shawn Wal- lace Jump for the volleyball; Nick DiCola attacks his pie; Clint Clark and Tom Hopkins put their nose to the . . . pie; Sylvia Kallenberg represents the senior girls. 75 Winter Carnival continued CLOCKWISE: Peter Mahoney gets an angle on Kevin Corson; Sylvia Kallenberg and Angela Trovato pass lifesavers for the seniors; Lucy White looks intent on her task; Matt Hotchkiss and Jen Wheet look serious; Jessie Burley and Ron Jock lace off. 76 TOP: Richard Stanhope takes on the peg board as Scott Buber and Peter Mahoney look on; Scott Copeland pegs his way up. LEFT: Amy Debus looks content with her task. ABOVE: Shane Kilmon and Gret- chen Pratt chase down jellybeans. LOCKWISE: Peter Mahoney tries to pass a lifesaver to Kevin Corson; Sylvia Wallenberg and Angela Trovato pass liiesavers for the seniors; Lucy White ntent on her task; Matt Hotchkiss and Jennifer Wheet look serious; Jessie 3urley and Ron Jock face off. 77 CBNA sports: A year to remember Big improvements for soccer; Girls basketball has an impressive season. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Chris Michaels. Polly Young. Rick Tuttle. BOT- TOM: CBN A Cheer- leaders. Jim Lacourse. THIS PAGE. TOP: Soft- ball rap. MIDDLE: Kris- tine McGuillicuddy; Kim Hotchkiss. Roberta Kilmon. Kellie McGrath; Tom Gates. BOTTOM: Ed Carr; Mike Smith. Tom Gates. Scott Copeland; Terese Johnsson 79 A rebuilding year for baseball First-year coach Daley had a mostly fresh- men team for 1987, with some seniors to average out the experience level. The players all got a lot of playing time on the field and worked together to build for the future. There are high hopes for the 1988 team, though Coach Daley believes it may w . .. 4 Dri . « , . . j . . . 1 BELOW LEFT: Mr. Daley encourages his team. BELOW take a couple of seasons to develop into a RIGHT: Tim Colby takes a swing. BOTTOM SERIES: Jim real powerhouse. Lacourse demonstrates his pitching prowess. 80 FAR LEFT: Tim Colby slides into base. LEFT: Jeremiah Schleider does as good fresh- men do. MIDDLE LEFT: Scott Wilson pitches a fast ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach Da- ley doles out advice to Jim Lacourse. TEAM, BACK ROW: Coach Daley, Darrin St. Clair, Rob Barber. Phil St. Clair, Scott Schroeder, Char- lie Richardson. Brandy Smith. Tim Colby. KNEEL- ING: Scott Wilson. Shane Kilmon, Peter Smart, Arthur Marston. Jeremiah Schleider. Shawn Carmody. Varsity Baseball — 1987 2-14 Hopkinton L 3-14 Pittsfield L 2-08 Raymond L 2-12 Belmont L 1-20 Newmarket L 1-21 Newmarket L 6-15 Epping L 4-12 Pittsfield L 8-28 Hopkinton L 4-08 Farmington L 10-1 Farmington W 0-23 Belmont L 2-24 St. Thomas L 2-04 Winnisquam L 0-06 Winnisquam L 3-09 Epping L 81 A mean season for softball Girls slug out second year in class M The softball team opened the season with a tough game against Hopkinton. The players and coach Ma- son looked to the junior and senior talent to lead the way. Highlights of the season were the wins against Raymond and St. Thomas and the pitching by Sylvia Kallenberg and Ginger Sanford. The 2-15-0 record includes a number of close games — not so bad for only the second year of class M competition. RIGHT: Pitcher Sylvia Kallenberg shows her form. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Brown catches a ground ball. BELOW: Shannon Paradis watches the ball while Carolyn Knox adjusts her uniform. 1987 Softball Season Hopkington......... L Pittsfield ........ L Raymond ............W Newmarket.......... L Newmarket.......... L Belmont............ L Epping ............ L Pittsfield ........ L Hopkinton . . . L Farmington . . . . ... L Farmington . . . . . .. L Pittsfield . .. L Belmont ... L St. Thomas . . . . . . . W Winnisquam . . . . .. L Winnisquam . . . . . . L Epping . . . L 82 LEFT. BACK ROW: Coach Ray Mason. Ang© Trovato. Tara Jyawook. Polly Young. Sabeha Jyawook. Lisa Brown. Ginger Sanford, Chris Michaels, Shannon Paradis. Manager Yvette Richardson. KNEELING: Manager Missy Lord. Sylvia Kallenberg. Stacy Johnson. Pam Olsson, Darlene Mas- ton. Carolyn Knox. Honey Sanford. Jeannie Blanchard, Gretchen Pratt. NOT SHOWN: Amy Monaghan. Dawn Nadeau. MIDDLE LEFT: Catcher Gretchen Pratt. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chris Michaels. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Mason confers with Gretchen and Sylvia. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Ginger Sanford. 83 A super season for CNBA soccer Tournament fever sweeps the school Although bad weather and wet fields plagued this year's varsity team, it was an exciting year. Under Coach Hall's leadership, the boys worked hard and it was their spirit, along with a solid de- fense, that brought them to tournament. The biggest thrill of the season was beating Hopkinton to advance to the tournament, where they were stopped in quarter-finals by Gilford. With the loss of only five seniors, next year's team is hoping to be tournament-bound again. TOP RIGHT: Sean Van Gerena goes for the goal. TOP LEFT: Billy Rafeal and Jordan Kelly dribble down the field. RIGHT: Billy Cleveland guards the goal. 2-2 1987 Varsity Soccer St. Thomas T 1-0 Hopkinton W 6-1 Pittsfield W 2-2 Winnisquam T 2-1 Raymond W 1-2 Farmington L 6-1 Raymond W 2-2 Winnisquam T 8-1 Farmington W 1-3 Hopkinton L 9-1 Pittsfield W 1-4 Hinsdale L 2-3 St. Thomas L 4-2 Hopkinton. tm. W 1-6 Gilford, tm. L 84 TOP LEFT: Rick Tuttle boots the ball. TOP RIGHT: Matt Normand prepares to attack. MID- DLE LEFT: Brandy Smith, airborne. CENTER: Rick Tuttle and Ron Jock dance. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rick Tuttle. Iordan Kelley. Doug Smith fight for the ball. LEFT. BACK ROW: Mr. Chauvette. Tim LeGasse. Arthur Mar- ston. Steve Black. Bill Piwowarczyk, Bill Rafeal, Eddie Carr. Ron Jock. Mike Smith. Brian Jock. Sean Van Gerena. Mike Nadeau, Coach Hall. KNEELING: Brandy Smith. Matt Normand. Iordan Kelley. Billy Cleveland. Doug Smith. Rick Tuttle, David Black. 85 JV soccer team proves itself The JV soccer team had a great season this year. Their quickness and ability to work together as a team gave them the proud distinction of being the first Coe- Brown junior varsity team to have a winning record. Throughout the season, the team gave it their all, a good ex- ample being the 4-3 double-overtime victory over St. Thomas, the team's greatest thrill of the year. Freshman John McCartin filled the goalie position's vacancy superbly, according to Coach Chatfield. Team captains Bill Piwowarczyk and Tim Lagasse led their team to a 6-4-1 record. 5-0 1987 J.V. Soccer Pittsfield W 0-3 Belmont L 0-1 Winnisquam L 1-0 St. Thomas W 3-0 Raymond W 4-3 St. Thomas W 0-6 Belmont L 2-0 Pittsfield W 1-0 Winnisquam w 0-0 Newmarket T 0-1 Raymond L FAR RIGHT: Tim Legasse and Frank Weeks of St. Thomas dribble up the field. RIGHT: Mr. Chatfield. BELOW RIGHT: Dwayne Fan joy and Bill Piwowarczyck wait for the ball. BELOW: A1 Clay and Brian Jock wait to play. BOTTOM RIGHT: A1 Clay. Mike Smith. Dwayne Fan joy. Scott Copeland. Coach Chatfield and Mike Nadeau. BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Piwowarczyk and Shawn Carmody get psyched. 86 J.V. squad works for experience The J.V. volleyball team, led by Coach Pimental, had a rough season this year. Playing against more ex- perienced teams, our girls fought their way to a 3-13 record. Captains Gretchen Pratt and Becky Martin led the team to two well-earned wins against St. Thomas and Nute late in the season. Next year's team, which will be more experienced, ought to do well. LEFT: Manager Scott Wilson, Lisa Carr. Knstine McGillicuddy, Denise Blanchard. Coach Pi- mental. manager Kellie McGrath. Kim Beck, captains Gretchen Pratt and Becky Martin. Brandy Dodge. Becky Blackey. FAR LEFT: Becky Martin awaits the ball. LEFT: Gretchen Pratt and Becky Martin keep their eyes on the ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Becky Martin and Brandy Dodge. BOTTOM CENTER: Becky Blackey serves. BOTTOM RIGHT: The team prepares to return the ball. J.V. Volleyball 1987 Season Pittsfield............... L Nute .....................W Winnisquam .............. L Epping .................. L St. Thomas ...............W St. Thomas .............. L Farmington .............. L Raymond...................W Belmont ................. L Raymond.................. L Winnisquam .............. L Pittsfield............... L Farmington .............. L Belmont ................. L Nute .................... L Epping .................. L 87 Serving their way to tournament It was an eventful year for the varsity volleyball team. Bouncing back from a season-opener loss to Pittsfield, the girls' setting, spiking, and defense made them the first Coe-Brown volleyball team to ever qualify for tournament. Senior captain Sylvia Kal- lenberg won 1987 Dream Team honorable mention, while junior captain Ginger Sanford was named to the Dream Team First Team. Both led their team to an 8-8 record, tenth in the state. A few standout players include Sarah Bates (Dream Team hon- orable mention), Stacy Johnson, Lisa Brown, and freshman starter Becky Martin. With the loss of only three seniors, next year's team may well be ready to head for tournament again. RIGHT: Lisa sots up the play. BELOW: Standing: Scott Wilson. Kelli© McGrath, mgrs.; Sylvia Kallenberg; Terese Johnson; Polly Young; Ginger Sanford; Lisa Brown; Coach Nunnally; Asst. Mrs. Pimental. Kneeling: Gretchen Pratt; Angela Trovato; Stacy Johnson; Becky Martin; Sarah Bates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sylvia dives to save the ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Ginger commands the ball over the net. 1987 Varsity Volleyball Pittsfield L Nute W Winnisquam W St. Thomas W Epping L St. Thomas W Farmington L Raymond W Belmont L Raymond W Winnisquam L Farmington L Belmont L Pittsfield W Nute L Epping W 88 TOP LEFT: Lisa jumps for the ball. TOP RIGHT: Post- tourney party: Lisa Carr. Becky. Lisa. Polly. Gin- ger. Stacy. Ange. MIDDLE LEFT: Watch those hands! Sylvia and Stacy. CENTER: Sylvia. Lisa, and Sarah watch Sta- cy's move. MID- DLE RIGHT: Gin- ger lunges at the ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Sarah re- turns the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: The coach ad- vises his team. 89 They helped CBN A to victories Small cheerleading squad had a great big voice CLOCKWISE: Sue Strickland. Roberta Kilmon, Kellie McGrath and Kim Hotchkiss demonstrate a formation: Roberta Kilmon and Kim Hotchkiss show off a fancy move as Kellie McGrath looks on; Kellie. Kim. Roberta and Sue pose; At practice. Mrs. Pimental. Dawn Hopkins. Roberta and Kim try out a new routine. This year's cheerleaders worked very hard to raise school spirit. They conducted pep rallies and wrote notes to players for encouragement at important games. They showed a lot of courage to continue cheering with only three or four girls a game. Mrs. Pimental, advisor, said that al- though this was the smallest group she has ever had, they were usually louder than the other squads with ten girls. Tm very proud of these girls, she added, and I thank them for a great year.” 90 Varsity girls explode on scene Their winning record brought them near the top This year's varsity basketball team was quite a talented group of girls. They captured second place in the Farmington Christ- mas Tournament and earned a respectable 14-4 record. Near the end of the season, more fans be- gan to appreciate the girl's talent, and the crowds cheered them into tournament. Enthusiasm peaked during the hard fought, double overtime loss to Farmington — a red and white night to remem- ber with close to 300 vociferous CBNA students, faculty, and parents attending. Unfortu- nately, the Comanches were stopped by Newport by a three point deficit in the preliminaries of the class M tourney. Losing just two seniors will result in a team that is both young and experienced which hopes to go to tournament again next year. TOP RIGHT: Gin- ger leaves the op- ponent eating her dust. TOP LEFT: Missy demon- strates her subtle' talent for getting the ball for Stacy. Karen and Sabeha. RIGHT: Sarah Bates, mgr.; Polly Young; Doris He wett; Ginger Sanford; Karen Higgins; Sabeha Jyawook; Missy Lord; Coach Hall. Kneeling: Tara Jy- awook. Gretchen Pratt; Stacy John- son; Bree Jenisch. 1988 Varsity Girls Basketball 37-36 Pittsfield W 38-29 Bishop Brady W 5S-21 Winnisquam W 49-20 Newmarket W 52-22 Raymond . . W 60-58 Epping (Xmas) W 46-52 Farmington (Xmas) L 41-35 Pittsfield W 63-42 St. Thomas W 47-52 Farmington . L 47-69 Hopkinton L 58-36 Belmont w 39-43 Hopkinton L 48-41 St. Thomas W 63-46 Belmont w 68-43 Newmarket w 31-29 Bishop Brady w 75-34 Raymond . . w 52-54 Farmington (2-OT) L 69-55 Winnisquam W 45-48 Newport (tra.) L 92 TOP LEFT: The team gets psyched before a game. TOP RIGHT: Sabeha puts one up. MIDDLE LEFT: Bree blocks the shot while Polly plays defense. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ka- ren attempts to pass the ball to Sabeha. FAR LEFT: Stacy goes for two. LEFT: Bree. Missy watch as Ginger jumps for the ball. 93 J.V. girls end on a winning note This year's J.V. girls basketball team was much improved over last year's. Their 11-7 record put them on the winning track — usually having only five girls to play! As Coach Daley put it, 'They are a good group of girls — in good shape to be able to play the whole game like that. These girls have the potential to become good varsity players, so they'll be looking toward next year's freshmen for new talent to keep the wins coming. ABOVE RIGHT: Bree steals the ball as Tara looks on. ABOVE: Lisa Stevens; Eveline Stevens; Kim McKenney; Coach Daley; Kim Beck; Jeannie Blanchard; Kneel- ing: Carrie Van Wie; Korena Walker; Brandie Dodge; Becky Blackey. FAR RIGHT: Lisa looks for an outlet. CENTER: Gret- chen dribbles. RIGHT: Tara goes for a basket. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Kim B. watches as Kim M. puts it in. 1988 J.V. Girls Basko� ball 17-45 Pittsfield .................L 37-26 Bishop Brady............... W 37-26 Winnisquam W 27-29 Newmarket ..................L 20- 16 Raymond.....................W 39-46 Pittsfield .................L 36- 13 St.Thomas W 21- 45 Farmington .................L 30-47 Hopkinton ..................L 24-18 Belmont W 19-47 Hopkinton ..................L 37- 31 St. Thomas .................W 34-24 Belmont W 38- 31 Newmarket . W 47-33 Bishop Brady W 47-51 Farmington .................L 30-26 Winnisquam W 94 J.V. boys tear up the court Highlight was a hard-fought win over Farmington A fantastic season was only one of the accomplishments of this year's junior var- sity boys basketball team. Their hard work and determination — in the form of hours and hours of practice — paid off when they finished with an outstanding 14-4 record. They have the distinction of being the only team to beat the top- seeded Farmington jayvees, while ad- vancing as high as the semi-finals in the class M tournament. Many of the players will be returning next year, so hopes run high for another great season in 1989. LEFT, standing: Mr Daigle, Assistant Coach; Amy Monaghan, manager; John McCartin; Bill Piwowarczyk; Jason Ramsey; Matt Hotchkiss; Jon Stimmeil; Tom Gates; Dan Dame; Becky Martin, manager; Jennifer Wheet. manager; Mr. Smith, Coach. Kneeling: Mark Blad; Scott Sweet; Rick Wolf; Brian Jock; Steve Royce; Der- ek Damon, manager.Not shown: Scott Cope- land. MIDDLE LEFT: Dan Dame dribbles through to the basket. MIDDLE CENTER: Jon Stimmeil and Tom Gates prepare to help as Bill Piwowarczyk goes for the rebound. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jason Ramsey sets a pick for shooter Bill Piwowarczyk. LEFT: Rick Wolf goes down the court as Jon Stimmeil and Dan Dame follow. 1988 Boys J.V. Basketball 51- 19 Newmarket W 52- 62 Farmington L 49-42 St. Thomas W 49-20 Raymond W 44-25 Winnisquam W 61 -38 Bishop Brady W 51-57 Belmont L 59-47 Pittsfield W 61-52 Farmington W 68-46 Hopkinton W 52-43 Belmont W 63-48 Pittsfield W 44-28 Newmarket W 38-40 Winnisquaum(OT) 54-21 Raymond W 52-54 St. Thomas(OT) L 62-41 Hopkinton W 54-31 Bishop Brady W Tournament: 62-65 Farmington L 95 Varsity boys stuck out season The varsity boys had a tough season this year. Short on seniors to start with, the team lost many of its more experienced players after losing its opening game against Newmarket. By mid-season, the team was down to little more than its starters, though they worked well together to rally against teams with almost twice the number of players. When three J.V. players moved up, the sit- uation suddenly looked brighter. Although the record was not good enough for a play-off spot, the young team, which will lose only one senior this year, hopes to start off winning next season. 96 52-57 Newmarket 50-90 Farmington 48-80 St. Thomas . L 70-49 Winnisquam .. . . W 75-53 Raymond W 61-68 Traip (Xmas) ... L 44-49 Bishop Brady . . L 44-40 Belmont.......... W 43-81 Pittsfield L 63-81 Farmington . . L 53-72 Hopkinton . . . . L 61-57 Belmont. OT W 41-84 Pittsfield .... . . . L 61-67 Newmarket ... L 60-44 Winnisquam . W 45-31 Raymond w 56-70 St. Thomas ... L 60-72 Hopkinton . . . L 71-75 Bishop Brady . . . L 1988 Varsity Boys Basketball L L OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Ed goes for the rebound as Mike and Dave watch. TOP RIGHT: Mike tries to hold on to the ball while Brandy. Dave and Ed (floor) prepare to help. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom tries to get a hand in on the rebound. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Damon. Becky Martin, mgr.; Amy Mon- aghan. mgr.; Mike Smith; Matt Hotchkiss; Ed Carr; Tom Gates; Dave Hodgdon; Jen Inglis. mgr.; Mr. Pimental. asst. Kneeling. Rick Wolf; Ron Jock. Iordan Kelley; Brandy Smith. Not shown: Jennifer Wheet. Derek Damon, mgrs. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Dave goes for an inside shot. TOP CENTER: Ron dribbles through. TOP RIGHT: Tom tries a lay-up. ABOVE LEFT: Jordan dribbles around Brandy. ABOVE CENTER: Brandy goes to the basket. ABOVE RIGHT: Ed reacts to a call. 97 OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL GRADUATES Best of Luck to Class of '88 From (603)942-8938 NEW ENGLAND SIGNAL SYSTEMS, INC. Traffic Signals and Electrical Contracting Dana M. Quinn P.O. Box 326 President Northwood, NH 03261 OUR VERY BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1988 from your BOOSTER CLUB 100 Lumber — Building Materials Rt. 4, Northwood, N.H. 942-5524 03267 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 From I lardiNq li f METALS'me. 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Rick. 19, 48. 49, 57 Black. David, 13. 20. 48. 49. 50, 61. 85 Black, Steve, 6, 40, 75, 85 Blackey, Becky, 43, 62, 87, 94 Blackey, Eric, 40, 50, 61 Blad, Mark. 43, 95 Blaine, Mrs. Marsha, 11 Blanchard, Denise, 3, 43, 46. 52. 53. 63. 72. 73. 87 Blanchard, Jeannie, 40, 49, 63. 70. 83. 94 Blasco, Missy, 36 Bowie, Tara, 40 Briggs, Glenn, 36 Brown, Justin, 40, 51, 64 Brown, Lisa, 36, 60, 61, 82, 83, 88. 89 Bruce, Jeff, 36 Buber, Scott, 36,77 Burley, Jessica, 76 Butler, Michelle, 67 Buzzell, Aaron, 40 c Caforio, Gina. 40 Cantin, William. 43. 51 Carmody, Shawn, 40, 55, 69. 81. 86 Carr, Ed. 36. 79. 85. 96. 97 Carr, Lisa, 43, 87, 89 Chabot, Jason, 43 Chadwick. Kyle. 40. 52, 53. 72 Charest, Steve, 6, 36 Chatfield, Mr. Scott, 11. 86 Chauvette, Mr. David 11, 85 Cheslock, Dianna, 6, 43, 70 Cheslock, Shaye, 7, 36, 70, 71 Cilley, Lenore, 40 Clark, Clint. 20. 75 Clay, Allen, 40, 86 Clements, Gary, 13, 17, 20, 52. 53. 63. 73 Cleveland, William, 38, 43, 84. 85 Cochran, Stacey, 43 Colby, Mrs. Rebecca, 11 Colby, Tim, 80, 81 Collins. Joel. 21, 47 Colpritt, Ray, 40 Copeland, Scott, 44, 62. 77. 79, 86 Corbin, Mrs. Esilda, 11 Corson, Keith, 36 Corson. Kevin, 40. 76 Costanzo, Chris, 36 Crane, Mrs. Karen, 11, 52, 53. 72 Cumming, Cynthia, 40 Currier, Doreen, 44, 60 D Daigle, Mr. David, 11, 95 Dail, Joel, 40 D'Allesandro, Michelle, 27, 36, 47. 58 Daley, Brian, 36 Daley. Mr. Frank, 10. 11. 80. 81, 94 Dame, Daniel, 43, 44, 60, 95 Dame, Matthew, 40, 52, 63, 73 Damon, Derek. 40. 50, 57, 60, 95 F Fisher, Donna, 14, 22, 55, 58 Folce, Brian, 44, 62 Folce, Bruce. 65 Forbes, Bryon, 36 Frisbie, Kim, 36, 38 Frisbie, Michael, 44 Frith. Missy. 2. 15, 22, 60. 69 G Gagnon, Ken, 36 Galloway, Elissa, 40 Garnet, Rich, 3, 41 Gates, Shirley, 44 Gates, Thomas, 43. 44, 70, 79, 95. 96. 97 Gauthier, Angela, 44 George, David, 41 George, Wayne, 36 Gilbert, Ann, 36 Gillen, Rebecca, 36, 46, 47, 55 Gonthier, Connie, 26 Gonthier, Leo, 41, 81 Gosselin, Chris, 8, 41, 53, 61,72 Grace, Kim, 44 H Harmon, Ginny, 7, 44 Hastings, Karly, 36 Hazen, Shyla, 41, 64 Hembolt, Ms. Ann, 11, 49 Hemon, Amy, 3, 44 Hemon, Heather, 43, 44 Hewett, Carl, 44 Hewett, Doris, 4, 36, 92 Hewett, Miss Mary, 10, 11 Hibbard, Susan, 36 Hickok, Preston, 41 Higgins, Karen, 4, 14, 23, 49, 50, 59. 92. 93 Hikel, Anissa, 14, 23 Hodgdon, David, 41, 96, 97 Hodgdon, Shawn, 43, 44 Hogan, Sheri, 36 Holmes, Robert, 6, 8, 36 Holmes. Tammy, 6, 42 Hopkins, Dawn, 44, 53, 73, 90 Hopkins. Thomas, 41, 52, 53. 63. 72, 73. 74. 75 Hotchkiss. Kim, 7, 36, 37, 39. 49. 60, 79. 90. 91 Hotchkiss, Matt, 41,47,62.76.95.96 Houston, Shellie, 37,46,48, 52.53.55,59.61.63,73 Hudson, Stacy, 37 Hudson. Terri, 6,41 Hutchison, Ms. Sandra, 11,61 I Inglis, Jennifer, 96 I Jackson, Tracie, 17,23,58 Jacobs, Jeremy, 44 Jacobs, Mark, 41,60 Jenisch, Bree, 4,41,92,93,94 Jock, Brian, 5,43,44.85.86.95 Jock, Ron, 5,8,37,56.76.85.96.97 Johnson, Stacy, 5,37,39,49,59, 61,63,83.88.89.92.93 Johnsson, Terese, 6.15.24.39.60.61.69.79.88 Jones, Heatherre, 7, 41, 62 Josiah, Amy, 24 Jyawook, Sabeha, 4, 7, 14, 28, 61. 83, 93 Jyawook, Tara, 4, 8, 41, 60. 83. 92, 94 K Kallenberg, Sylvia, 6, 12, 14. 15, 16, 17. 24. 49. 59. 60, 75. 76. 82, 83. 88. 89 Kelley, Jordan, 13, 14, 25, 49. 59, 84. 85. 96, 97 Kelley, Missy, 3, 37, 39 Kilmon, Roberta, 3, 14, 25, 49, 61. 63. 70. 90. 91 Kilmon, Shane, 3, 7, 41, 42, 49. 50. 51. 60. 77. 81 Knox, Carolyn, 67, 68, 82, 87 L Lacourse, Jim, 79, 80. 81 LaRochelle, Michael, 44, 62 Larsen, Debbie, 37, 39 LaShomb, Julie, 37 Lebeau, Denise. 26 Legasse, Tim, 44, 85, 86 Livingston, Dianne, 58 Logan. Heather, 15, 26, 58 Longueil, Kelby, 41 Lord. Missy. 41. 61. 83, 92. 93 Lovett, Chris. 36. 37. 39 Lovett, James, 44 Low. Jody, 67, 68 Lowther, Dennis, 41 M McCartin, John, 44, 70, 95 McDonald, Jeremy. 44, 57 McGillicuddy, Kara, 26. 58 McGillicuddy, Kathy, 67 McGillicuddy, Kristine, 43, 45. 55. 60, 79. 87 127 McGowen, Jodie, 41. 47, 51 McGrath. Kellie. 12. 15. 27, 46. 48. 49. 54. 59. 79. 88. 90. 91 McHugh, Kyle. 60 McKeen. Michael, 45 McKenney, Kimberly. 45. 94 McKeman, Judith. 3. 11, 61 Mahar. Danielle. 47 Mahoney. Peter, 41, 76, 77 Mank, Chris, 27 Manseau. Brian. 37, 39 Manseau, Daniel, 37 Marden. Gus, 37, 55, 61, 65, 69 Markson, Scott. 67 Marquis, Arthur, 8, 37, 56 Marquis, Dawn, 37 Marquis, Kevin, 28, 57, 60 Marquis, Sarah, 6, 14, 17, 28 Marston, Arthur, 41, 47, 81, 85 Marston. Darlene, 67, 68. 83 Martin, Rebecca, 8, 43, 45. 56. 63. 87. 88. 89. 95. 96 Mason, Ray, 10, 83 Matthews, Amy, 37 Melnick, Sally, 11, 60 Michaels, Chris, 17, 29. 78, 83 Miller, Frances, 11 Miller, Heather, 45, 53, 60, 73 Miller, Michelle. 67 Millette, Jocelyn, 12, 29, 49, 50. 60. 70 Mitchell, Fred, 37 Moghabghab, Heather. 67 Monaghan, Amy. 41, 42, 47, 51. 55, 60. . 71. 96 Mongeon, Roberta, 11 Mooers, David, 37 Moore. Kim, 42, 48, 53, 63, 70. 73 Moore. Stephen, 37, 46, 53, 54. 70 Morin. Linda, 45 Morton, Lyn, 45, 62 Mott, John, 29, 50. 53, 55, 69. 71, 72 N Nadeau, Dawn, 37, 52, 53, 69. 73 Nadeau, Michael, 5, 7, 45. 49. 85. 86 Nation, Michelle, 37 Nault, Rob. 6. 13. 14, 16. 17. 30. 65 Neeper, Garrett, 42 Nickerson, Nedina. 42. 47, 69 Newman, Gayle, 45 Nickerson, Chris, 37 Normand, Matt, 15, 16, 30, 49. 68. 75. 85 Noyes, Brandon, 15, 16, 30 Nunnally, William, 11, 88, 89 P Paradis, Lauralee, 37, 38 Paradis, Shannon. 36, 37, 61. 82. 83 Parent. Theo, 5, 15, 16, 17, 31 Paulsrud, Kim, 4 Pease, Holly, 42, 63 Peck, Melissa, 3, 37, 47 Pelletier. 42. 51 Perkins, Linda. 31, 46. 53, 63. 73 Perry, Stacy, 42, 60 Pierce, Doris. 10, 11 Pierce. Willie. 37 Pimental, Shari, 11, 34, 87, 88 Pitman, Travis, 37 Piwowarczyk, William, 45, 85. 86. 95 Plomondon, Richard, 45 Pondelli, Colleen, 91 Potter. Kara, 12. 31. 47, 55 Pratt, Gretchen, 3, 42, 60, 77. 83. 87. 88. 92. 94 Prince, Chris, 42 R Rafeal Bill, 37. 84. 85 Ramsey, Jason, 45, 95 Record, JoAnne, 45 Reese, Phyllis, 11 Richardson, Charlie, 67, 81 Richardson, Tim, 37, 70 Pichardson, Yvette. 83 Riel, Shane, 37 Riel, Sheila, 37 Robertson, James, 32 Robinson, Eric, 42, 69 Robinson, Lori, 16, 32, 59 Roulf, Robin, 42. 48. 52. 63 Royce, Steve, 6. 42, 46. 50. 52, 53. 54. 59. 61. 73. 81. 95 Rundgren, Eric, 8, 42, 52, 73 S St. Clair. Phil. 67. 81 Sanford, Ginger, 4, 7, 37, 49. 60. 83. 88, 89. 92. 93 Sanford, Honey. 83 Sargent, Lucinda, 45 Savoie, Richard, 45 Schick, Doris, 2, 37. 73 Schleider, Jeremiah, 42, 52, 63. 73. 81 Schroeder, Scott, 48, 67, 81 Scribner. Kelly, 64, 67 Scribner, Stacy, 45, 55, 73 Sell, Stephen, 45 Silva, Lisa. 45 Silveira, Barbara, 3 Simons, Russell, 37 Small, David, 2, 37 Small, Debbie, 17, 32 Smart, Barbara, 11, 50 Smart, Gordon. 11 Smith, Annette, 8, 42 Smith, Brandy, 42, 63, 81, 84, 96. 97 Smith, David. 4. 10, 11, 59, 95 Smith, Doug, 6, 7, 17, 33, 85 Smith, Glenn, 64 Smith, Julie, 38, 49, 59, 60, 61 Smith. Kellie. 6, 42. 54. 59. 61,71 Smith, Mike. 7. 41. 42. 49. 50. 62. 69. 79. 85. 86. 97 Smith, Randy, 40 Smith, Steve. 11 Snead, Derek, 38 Sprague, Barbara. 10, 11, 55, 65 Sprowl, Crystal, 42 Stanhope, Richard, 33, 77 Stevens, Bill, 6 Stevens, Eveline, 42, 52, 94 Stevens, Jennifer, 2, 45 Stevens, Kelly, 38, 47 Stevens. Lisa, 6, 41. 42. 94 Stimmell, Jonathan, 45, 70, 71. 95 Stone, Pam, 8, 45. 60, 62 Strickland, Karen. 33, 91 Strickland, Sue, 38, 39, 90, 91 Sweet, Scott, 45, 95 T Tasker, Eric. 38. 63. 72. 73 Terreson, David, 27 Thurber, Rob, 34 Thurston, Becky. 45, 47, 55, 62. 73 Tierney, Colleen, 42 Trovato, Angela, 8, 14, 16, 34. 58. 63. 76. 83. 88, 89 Tuttle, Richard. 14. 15, 17, 34. 78. 85 Tuttle. Robbi, 13, 16, 35, 46, 47 Tuttle, Sheri, 16, 35 Twombly, Jeremy, 3, 38 Twombly, Kathy, 8, 42. 52, 53. 63. 73 Twombly, Lance, 42, 59, 72 Twombly, Shawn, 38 V Van Gerena, Sean, 5, 6, 38, 60. 84, 85 Van Wie, Carrie, 42, 47, 51, 54. 59. 94 Vinnacombe, Colleen, 38 w Walker, Korena, 45, 62, 94 Wallace, Shawn. 45, 62, 75 Walton, Jennifer, 42 Weeks, Winifred, 11, 51, 54, 73 Wheet, Jennifer. 41, 42, 46, 47. 51. 60. 71. 76, 95 White, Jennifer, 38 White. Lucy, 45, 56, 62, 71, 76 Wiggins. Robin, 67 Wildes, Tammy, 35, 58, 63 Williams, Celeste, 2, 6, 45 Wilson, Lynne, 58 Wilson. Patty. 38. 47, 48. 52 Wilson, Scott, 6, 42, 57, 60, 81. 87. 88 Wingren, Lynn. 38. 60 Witham, Tammy, 37, 49 Wolf. Rick. 42. 95. 96 Wood, Sam, 65 X Xenos, Peter, 43, 45 Y Young, Polly, 4, 38, 39, 49. 59. 60. 61, 70. 75. 78, 83. 88. 89. 92. 93 Young, Robert. 10, 11, 50, 51. 62. 72 z Ziegler. Jason, 45 0 • • • rm 1 • ■ ■ 0 - •lTJ T __n_____