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VISIONSFall 2012

Annual Report

We are excited to announce this year’s Annual Campaign projects: In order to make the student netbook computers even more beneficial, we are seeking to purchase teacher software that will expand the use of the netbooks in the classroom.

The second project is a Career Education Internship Program designed to provide students on the school-to-work path with real-world skills and experience. Coe-Brown’s curriculum has always included vocational courses such as automotive, welding and forestry, but we want to target non-traditional learners and help them pursue work experience as part of their core coursework. This program is designed to keep students in school and give them the tools they need to succeed in the work force.

If the Career Education Internship Program is successful and we can sustain the funding in our budget, we hope to offer this opportunity to our students every year. The internship program will integrate students’ academic and work-based learning experiences. If we are successful in raising the necessary funds, we plan to hire a part-time director to oversee and coordinate this program. The program will be launched in the 2013-2014 academic year.

Your donation to the Annual Campaign also supports the grant program that is made available to CBNA faculty and staff each year to help expand existing programs. These grants cover the areas of Academics, Administration, Arts, Athletics and Vocational Education. Your gift is tax deductible and supports Coe-Brown Northwood Academy’s ongoing commitment to the education of its students.

In addition to checks, we offer PayPal as an additional payment option. You can find a link to PayPal on the CBNA web site, www.coebrown.org, under the Alumni/Annual Appeal heading, or on our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/coebrown.

The Annual Campaign closes June 30, 2013. Please make checks payable to CBNA Development and send to 907 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood NH 03261. Thank you, alumni and friends of the Academy!

Note: In order to benefit the Academy and its students, donations must be made payable to CBNA Development. Donations to the Academy’s Visions Annual Campaign are acknowledged with a letter for tax purposes and are listed each fall in the Visions Annual Report. Gifts made to other organizations, such as the CBNA Alumni Association, are not received by the Academy, do not support the Visions Annual Campaign and are not included in the Annual Report.

We have two exciting projects in the works and need your support!Campaign Goal: $25,000

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We conducted a mini-phonathon in October to kick off the 2012-2013 Visions Annual Campaign. Our student volunteers contacted about 150 of our loyal supporters via telephone and welcomed the opportunity to connect with alumni. We’ll be reaching out to the rest of our alumni donors in the spring and hope you’ll take a moment to speak with our student callers and support the Visions Annual Campaign!

Fall Phonathon volunteers included junior class officers (back row) Domenica DeLuca, Connor Bell (front row), Regan Butler and Sam Fortier.

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Visions — Fall 2012 1

We are excited to announce this year’s Annual Campaign projects: In order to make the student netbook computers even more beneficial, we are seeking to purchase teacher software that will expand the use of the netbooks in the classroom.

The second project is a Career Education Internship Program designed to provide students on the school-to-work path with real-world skills and experience. Coe-Brown’s curriculum has always included vocational courses such as automotive, welding and forestry, but we want to target non-traditional learners and help them pursue work experience as part of their core coursework. This program is designed to keep students in school and give them the tools they need to succeed in the work force.


Your donation to the Annual Campaign also supports the grant program that is made available to CBNA faculty and staff each year to help expand existing programs. These grants cover the areas of Academics, Administration, Arts, Athletics and Vocational Education. Your gift is tax deductible and supports Coe-Brown Northwood Academy’s ongoing commitment to the education of its students.

In addition to checks, we offer PayPal as an additional payment option. You can find a link to PayPal on the CBNA web site, www.coebrown.org, under the Alumni/Annual Appeal heading, or on our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/coebrown.

The Annual Campaign closes June 30, 2013. Please make checks payable to CBNA Development and send to 907 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood NH 03261. Thank you, alumni and friends of the Academy!

Note: In order to benefit the Academy and its students, donations must be made payable to CBNA Development. Donations to the Academy’s Visions Annual Campaign are acknowledged with a letter for tax purposes and are listed each fall in the Visions Annual Report. Gifts made to other organizations, such as the CBNA Alumni Association, are not received by the Academy, do not support the Visions Annual Campaign and are not included in the Annual Report.

We have two exciting projects in the works and need your support!Campaign Goal: $25,000

COE-BROWNNORTHWOODACADEMY907 First New Hampshire TurnpikeNorthwood, New Hampshire 03261603-942-5531VISIONS VOL. 19Vidimus, Videmus & VidebimusTHE PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE www.coebrown.org

Headmaster: David S. SmithAssistant Headmaster: Paul W. Davis, Jr. Assistant Headmaster: Caryn Lasky BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012-2013: James Colburn, PresidentTimothy Joslin, Vice PresidentJ.B. Cullen, SecretaryDuane Ford, TreasurerRobert Bailey ’45Lori BassettBunny BehmJames GrantB. Lee MasonStuart J. Mitchell IVRobert PorterBernice RaffaeleJudith Sanderson, Past PresidentBarbara Marshall Scannell ’79Roberta Stearns, Ph.D. ’57, Past PresidentSheri DeTrude ’73, Trustee EmeritusRobert Grant ’53, Trustee EmeritusWilliam Lord, Trustee EmeritusDavid Whitcher, Trustee Emeritus

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 2012-2013:Rebecca Paine ’09, PresidentNancy Wilson Tasker ’78, Vice PresidentJessica Marden Weeks ’00, Recording SecretaryAmy Stanley Paine ’78, TreasurerJulie Smith Clarke ’89, Corresponding SecretaryHeidi Reinhold ’74, Scholarship ChairpersonCoral Magoon Nieder ’62, Historical Preservation Chair

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERS-AT-LARGE:Debbie Burklund Marden ’75Suzi Cummings Falcone ’74John Dodge ’71

Editor: Margaret M. JoyceAssociate Editor: Roberta Wallace Stearns ’57Design: Beverly A. Hodsdon, Joyce Design Solutions, LLC Printing: RAM Printing, Inc.

Visions is published twice a year for the alumni, students, parents and friends of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy.

ON THE COVER: CBNA Forestry Team members Brett Wimsatt ’13 and Joseph Stevens ’15 practice the log roll in preparation for a competition at the Deerfield Fair.

ContentsA Letter from Headmaster Smith ............................................... Page 2

Welcome to the Development and

Community Outreach Office ................................................ Page 3

CBNA Much-To-Do FFA Chapter has lasting impact .......... Page 4

CBNA Students Participate in Mock Debate and Election ...... Page 5

From the Archives ............................................................................... Page 6

SOPA Celebrates the Arts at Annual Awards Banquet .............. Page 7

CBNA Golf Tournament.............................................................. Page 8

Annual Alumni Banquet ............................................................ Page 10

Annual Giving by Donor Category .......................................... Page 12

Annual Giving by Class ............................................................... Page 14

Commencement 2012 Scholarships and Awards ................. Page 15

The Class of 2012 ........................................................................ Page 16

Commencement 2012 .............................................. Inside Back Cover

CBNA 2012-2013 Board of Trustees: (front row, left to right) Judy Sanderson, Barbara Scannell ’79, James Colburn, Stuart Mitchell, Tim Joslin and Roberta Stearns ’57; (back row, left to right) Jim Grant, JB Cullen, Bunny Behm, Bernice Raffaele, Lori Bassett, Bob Bailey ’45 and Rob Porter. Missing from the photo are Duane Ford and Lee Mason.

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Existing TD Bank Customers are eligible, too! Just give them our organization’s name and they’ll take care of the rest.

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Dear Friends,

The 2012-2013 academic year is off to a great start. In our freshman class of 197 students there are seven sets of twins. This has to be a first!

We are pleased to announce the addition of several new staff members.

Michael LaChance joins the CBNA faculty as a teacher in the areas of automotive, welding, power and energy and capstone. Mr. LaChance has 20 years’ experience in the automotive industry which includes Master Technician Status with SAAB and Toyota and ASE Certifications.

Amanda Morales joins the CBNA staff as a teacher in the area of Family and Consumer Studies, and will advise Coe-Brown’s chapter of FCCLA. Mrs. Morales attended the University of New Hampshire and has five years’ experience working with students.

Amy Usinger is the newest member of CBNA’s English department and comes to CBNA with six years’ experience. Mrs. Usinger is teaching 11th and 12th grade English as well as Freshman Orientation classes. She attended Plymouth State University and Franklin Pierce

College and is currently working on her Master’s Degree at the University of New Hampshire.

The Athletic Committee of the CBNA Board of Trustees will announce the first inductee(s) into the Coe-Brown Athletic Hall of Fame at the annual alumni basketball game in December. We hope you will join us for this exciting event. This honor will be bestowed on individuals who have had a significant and lasting impact on Coe-Brown Northwood Academy through their involvement in the athletic program.

This year’s Annual Campaign is under way and the project we have identified is innovative and compelling. Coe-Brown is developing a Career Education Internship Program designed to provide students on the school-to-work path with real-world skills and experience. Coe-Brown’s curriculum has always included vocational courses such as automotive, welding and forestry, but we have never targeted non-traditional learners and helped them pursue work experience as part of their core coursework. Obtaining a job without at least a high school diploma is nearly impossible in today’s economy; this program is designed to keep students in school and give them the tools they need to succeed in the work force.


Thank you for your ongoing support of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy as we seek to fulfill our mission of producing graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.

Sincerely,

David S. Smith

David S. Smith

A Letter from HEADMASTER SMITHThe CBNA Development and Community Outreach Office

facilitates interaction between the Academy and its alumni, parents and friends. The Academy depends on the generous support of all our constituents in order to meet our goals. There are many different ways you can contribute to the Academy. For more information contact:

Development and Outreach OfficeCoe-Brown Northwood Academy907 First New Hampshire TurnpikeNorthwood, New Hampshire 03261603-942-5531, ext. [email protected]

Making a gift to Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

The simplest way to give is by making a donation to our Annual Campaign. Each year your generous donations help to fund projects not covered by tuition. You can donate on line (www.coebrown.org) using PayPal, or by writing a check. If you wish to mail a check, send it to CBNA Development, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, 907 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261.

Matching GiftsMore than 1,000 companies offer matching gift programs

and many provide this benefit to spouses/partners and to retired employees. Most corporate matching gifts are unrestricted and substantially increase the value of the individual’s gift. Check with the human resources office at your company to obtain a matching gift form. Complete and mail the form to CBNA Development, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, 907 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261.

EventsCoe-Brown hosts a golf tournament each year to raise money

for the Academy’s endowment fund. It is held the second Saturday in June at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington. The CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament is a great way to reconnect with old friends or to meet new ones, all to benefit the students at Coe-Brown Northwood Academy. Sponsorships are available and raffle items gratefully accepted. Contact: [email protected].

BequestsBequests are an important source of annual support and

give schools the opportunity to build endowment for the future. This kind of gift is a powerful way to help shape the future of a beloved institution with a larger gift than one could make in his or her lifetime. Your bequest may be for a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or part or all of the residue of your estate after other specific bequests have been paid. The Development Office will be happy to discuss options with you, although all arrangements should be made through your attorney or another professional advisor. Please call 603-942-5531, ext. 186, for more information.

Welcome to the Development and Community Outreach Office!

Coming in December!

Sample Bequest Language: Outright Bequests

An outright bequest is the simplest way to make a gift through your will. “I give Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, Northwood, New Hampshire, _______ dollars.” Or “I give Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, Northwood, New Hampshire, ______ percent (_____%) of my estate.”

Residual BequestsAfter your loved ones and beneficiaries receive a designated

portion of your estate, the remainder of the estate would be left to the Academy. “All the rest, residue and remainder of my estate I give to Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, Northwood, New Hampshire.”

Contingent BequestsThe contingent bequest will benefit Coe-Brown only if the

named beneficiaries predecease you. “I give, devise and bequeath to ___________, the sum of ____dollars. In the event s/he shall predecease me, I direct this sum be paid to Coe-Brown Northwood Academy in Northwood, New Hampshire.”

Naming OpportunitiesMany donors give to Coe-Brown in the name of a loved one.

Major gifts of $10,000 or more can be given to provide financial support for a particular program and/or to name a particular space. There are many choices and options. The Development Office will be happy to work with you to structure a gift that will accomplish your goals. Please call 603-942-5531, ext. 186.

In-Kind ContributionsCoe-Brown Northwood Academy benefits from services offered

as a contribution that would otherwise cost the Academy money. For example, Coe-Brown’s Wall of Remembrance in the Dining Center was recently completed with tile and carpentry work donated by community members. Printing services, photographic, legal, architectural, engineering, financial—any professional service can be a tremendous source of support for Coe-Brown. Please contact the Headmaster at 603-942-5531, ext. 102, if you think you may be able to contribute professional services. Gifts of equipment and materials (for example, a camera for the photography program, a tractor for the forestry program or a car for the automotive program) are often welcome. Contact the Development Office at 603-942-5531, ext. 186 to discuss your gift in kind.

Please see the information on the inside front cover of this issue about our new Affinity Program with TD Bank. This is a great way for you to support Coe-Brown Northwood Academy!

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Dear Friends,

The 2012-2013 academic year is off to a great start. In our freshman class of 197 students there are seven sets of twins. This has to be a first!

We are pleased to announce the addition of several new staff members.

Michael LaChance joins the CBNA faculty as a teacher in the areas of automotive, welding, power and energy and capstone. Mr. LaChance has 20 years’ experience in the automotive industry which includes Master Technician Status with SAAB and Toyota and ASE Certifications.

Amanda Morales joins the CBNA staff as a teacher in the area of Family and Consumer Studies, and will advise Coe-Brown’s chapter of FCCLA. Mrs. Morales attended the University of New Hampshire and has five years’ experience working with students.

Amy Usinger is the newest member of CBNA’s English department and comes to CBNA with six years’ experience. Mrs. Usinger is teaching 11th and 12th grade English as well as Freshman Orientation classes. She attended Plymouth State University and Franklin Pierce

College and is currently working on her Master’s Degree at the University of New Hampshire.

The Athletic Committee of the CBNA Board of Trustees will announce the first inductee(s) into the Coe-Brown Athletic Hall of Fame at the annual alumni basketball game in December. We hope you will join us for this exciting event. This honor will be bestowed on individuals who have had a significant and lasting impact on Coe-Brown Northwood Academy through their involvement in the athletic program.

This year’s Annual Campaign is under way and the project we have identified is innovative and compelling. Coe-Brown is developing a Career Education Internship Program designed to provide students on the school-to-work path with real-world skills and experience. Coe-Brown’s curriculum has always included vocational courses such as automotive, welding and forestry, but we have never targeted non-traditional learners and helped them pursue work experience as part of their core coursework. Obtaining a job without at least a high school diploma is nearly impossible in today’s economy; this program is designed to keep students in school and give them the tools they need to succeed in the work force.


Thank you for your ongoing support of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy as we seek to fulfill our mission of producing graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.

Sincerely,

David S. Smith

The CBNA Development and Community Outreach Office facilitates interaction between the Academy and its alumni, parents and friends. The Academy depends on the generous support of all our constituents in order to meet our goals. There are many different ways you can contribute to the Academy. For more information contact:

Development and Outreach OfficeCoe-Brown Northwood Academy907 First New Hampshire TurnpikeNorthwood, New Hampshire 03261603-942-5531, ext. [email protected]

Making a gift to Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

The simplest way to give is by making a donation to our Annual Campaign. Each year your generous donations help to fund projects not covered by tuition. You can donate on line (www.coebrown.org) using PayPal, or by writing a check. If you wish to mail a check, send it to CBNA Development, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, 907 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261.

Matching GiftsMore than 1,000 companies offer matching gift programs

and many provide this benefit to spouses/partners and to retired employees. Most corporate matching gifts are unrestricted and substantially increase the value of the individual’s gift. Check with the human resources office at your company to obtain a matching gift form. Complete and mail the form to CBNA Development, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, 907 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261.

EventsCoe-Brown hosts a golf tournament each year to raise money

for the Academy’s endowment fund. It is held the second Saturday in June at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington. The CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament is a great way to reconnect with old friends or to meet new ones, all to benefit the students at Coe-Brown Northwood Academy. Sponsorships are available and raffle items gratefully accepted. Contact: [email protected].

BequestsBequests are an important source of annual support and

give schools the opportunity to build endowment for the future. This kind of gift is a powerful way to help shape the future of a beloved institution with a larger gift than one could make in his or her lifetime. Your bequest may be for a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or part or all of the residue of your estate after other specific bequests have been paid. The Development Office will be happy to discuss options with you, although all arrangements should be made through your attorney or another professional advisor. Please call 603-942-5531, ext. 186, for more information.

Welcome to the Development and Community Outreach Office!

Coming in December!


In the Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 issues of Visions we reported on some of the incredible successes of our FFA program over the past year. In particular, we are extremely proud of CBNA faculty member and FFA advisor Sarah Ward ’83, who received the Honorary American Degree Teacher Award at the 2011 National FFA Convention. Mrs. Ward is also the 2007 recipient of the Connor Memorial Award for outstanding agricultural teacher of New Hampshire. In this issue we check in with a couple of our CBNA FFA alumni to see how participating in the organization helped shape their lives.

The National FFA Organization dates back to 1917 when the National Vocational Education Act (known as the Smith-Hughes Act) provided funding to states for vocational education courses. In 1925 Virginia Tech agricultural education teachers met to discuss an organization for boys in agriculture classes. The Future Farmers of Virginia would serve as the model for the Future Farmers of America.

FFA opened its membership to girls in 1969, making it possible for them to hold office and participate in competitive events at regional and national levels. In 1988 Future Farmers of America changed its name to National FFA Organization to better reflect the expanded agricultural opportunities encompassing science, business and technology, in addition to production farming.

The mission of the National FFA Organization is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. The Coe-Brown’s Much-To-Do FFA Chapter is one of the oldest in the country, dating back to the late 1920s. The current CBNA FFA advisors are Sarah Ward ’83 and Charles Whitten. Under their guidance, the Much-To-Do Chapter fulfills the FFA mission through such activities as community service projects, the Deerfield Fair and Career Development Events in forestry, dairy, tractor driving, horticulture, natural resources, landscaping, small animal science and forages.

John Fernald graduated from Coe-Brown in 1999 and went on to earn an associate degree in dairy management from the University of New Hampshire in 2001. He was an active participant in CBNA’s FFA program throughout all four years of high school.

“When I was in Coe-Brown, I was the only kid who came from a working farm, where the family’s income is made from the farm, and there were not too many other students with agricultural backgrounds at all,” says John. “I joined FFA because it brought me together with those students who had the same interests as me. Once I started I enjoyed it. I participated in several competitions, including many tractor driving competitions, which I still judge at the Deerfield Fair to this day.

“FFA was the first real organization that I was a part of. It has paved the way for me to join several other agricultural organizations. Although I never served as an officer, being part of the group improved my leadership skills. In college I was a member of the UNH Dairy Club and joined Alpha Gamma Rho, the national agricultural fraternity. After college I became a member of the New Hampshire Farm Bureau and I have served as vice president of the Rockingham County board of directors for the last four years. I really feel that FFA was the key stepping stone to

CBNA Much-To-Do FFA Chapter has lasting impact

allow me to take on this and future leadership roles in the farming community.”

John has returned to Coe-Brown at the invitation of Sarah Ward to speak to current agriculture students, often bringing cows from his family’s dairy farm (the Fernald Farm in Nottingham).

“I enjoy coming back and talking to students at Coe-Brown for many reasons. I enjoy giving back to my school that helped me so much. But I really love seeing how much the FFA program has grown, with so many more students actively involved since my time there. I like it when I go back there and I see the kids that are really interested in agriculture. It gets me excited for the future. Now they have a dairy judging team—I really could have benefited from having that when I was there. This is a great opportunity for hands-on experience that most kids just don’t have access to today

“Not only is FFA great for the kids that know about farming, but it’s even better for those that do not come from an agricultural background. Those kids get the opportunity to learn about animals and farming and learn more than facts: they get to learn a way of life.”

Rebecca Paine is a 2009 graduate of Coe-Brown and an enthusiastic FFA supporter.

“I decided to participate in FFA when I was a junior,” says Becca. “My friends were in agriculture classes and talked about how fun they were and how they related to real life. They were actually doing things in these classes that they could see themselves doing in real life: animal science (becoming a veterinarian or veterinary technician); natural

John Fernald ‘99 speaks with CBNA agricultural students about dairy farming.


by Elizabeth Lent, CBNA faculty memberThroughout the month of October Coe-Brown students researched each 2012 presidential

candidate’s proposals, platforms and plans to prepare for a mock presidential debate held on October 26 during a school-wide assembly. The candidates’ representatives and their campaign teams studied topics such as the economy, health care, foreign policy, the debt, immigration and education in order to effectively present their cases for why each of the candidates they represented should be elected president to serve the country for the next four years. CBNA junior Andrew Lang represented the Romney team in the debate, while the Obama team was represented by senior Henry Snow. CBNA faculty member Sean Ashley served as the moderator.

On Thursday, November 1, Coe-Brown students then had the opportunity to participate in a mock election during their lunch periods and study halls. The purpose of both of these activities was to help students understand the political and electoral process and to encourage them to become part of the political process in the future. The mock election and debate were excellent examples of how Coe-Brown carries out its mission: We strive to produce graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.

CBNA students participate in mock debate and election

Mock debate candidates Andrew Lang ’14 (left) and Henry Snow ’13 (far right) with moderator and CBNA faculty member Sean Ashley.

Candidates Andrew Lang ‘14 (left) and Henry Snow ’13 shake hands following the mock debate.

CBNA Much-To-Do FFA Chapter has lasting impact

allow me to take on this and future leadership roles in the farming community.”

John has returned to Coe-Brown at the invitation of Sarah Ward to speak to current agriculture students, often bringing cows from his family’s dairy farm (the Fernald Farm in Nottingham).

“I enjoy coming back and talking to students at Coe-Brown for many reasons. I enjoy giving back to my school that helped me so much. But I really love seeing how much the FFA program has grown, with so many more students actively involved since my time there. I like it when I go back there and I see the kids that are really interested in agriculture. It gets me excited for the future. Now they have a dairy judging team—I really could have benefited from having that when I was there. This is a great opportunity for hands-on experience that most kids just don’t have access to today

“Not only is FFA great for the kids that know about farming, but it’s even better for those that do not come from an agricultural background. Those kids get the opportunity to learn about animals and farming and learn more than facts: they get to learn a way of life.”

Rebecca Paine is a 2009 graduate of Coe-Brown and an enthusiastic FFA supporter.

“I decided to participate in FFA when I was a junior,” says Becca. “My friends were in agriculture classes and talked about how fun they were and how they related to real life. They were actually doing things in these classes that they could see themselves doing in real life: animal science (becoming a veterinarian or veterinary technician); natural

2012-2013 CBNA Much-To-Do Chapter Officers

President: Joseph Cabral ‘13Vice-President: Tom Souryavong ‘13Secretary: Paige Doucette ‘13Treasurer: Hjalmer DeVarney ‘15Reporter: Wyatt Locke ‘14Sentinel: Nicole Victoria ‘13 John Fernald ‘99 speaks with CBNA agricultural students about dairy

farming.

resources (forest management). I really enjoyed these classes for the fact that they were hands on, not just sitting in a classroom taking notes every day. You participated by being actively involved in each project every day. I jumped in head first and took all of the agriculture classes that Coe-Brown had to offer.

“FFA has shaped my future in many aspects. I have learned a lot about life and values. I currently am a member of the management team at Tractor Supply Co., an agricultural retail store. I live on an active beef farm and work seasonally at our family-owned and operated Christmas tree farm. Agriculture has become my passion.

“I have remained involved in FFA because the current students are the future. I want them to have the same passion that I do about agriculture. Agriculture is a dying field. People need to know the basics about living, and that is agriculture. One hundred years ago, agriculture was a way of life. Even 50 years ago, agriculture was still the accepted way of life, at least here in New Hampshire. Now technology is the accepted way of life.

“We started the Alumni FFA Chapter to help out the FFA programs at Coe-Brown. Mrs. Ward and Mr. Whitten can only do so much after they teach every day. We (the alumni) want to be able to help out with events such as Deerfield Fair, Fall and Spring Interscholastics, State Convention and possibly even National Convention. We are offering support and our experience, whether it be Vinny Porcella and his son Nick ’11 coaching Forestry (Nick was on the Forestry team all four years of high school) or myself helping out with

the Dairy Judging team. We can show the current students what we have learned and help guide them.

“Along with support and our experiences, we are trying to help fund some of these activities. With the poor economy, it is hard for some students to participate at the school, state and national levels. With the alumni helping, we feel it we can take some of the burden away from Mrs. Ward and Mr. Whitten, who already do so much more for their students than just teach them. We all are trying to keep the passion alive so future students will be able to have the experiences that we did.”

Coe-Brown’s alumni chapter is in the formative stages. An officer team has been elected and they are in the process of becoming a nonprofit organization. For more information visit the CBNA FFA Alumni Facebook page. You can find a link off the CBNA Facebook page at www.facebook.com/coebrown.

Volunteers Rebecca Paine ’09 (right) and Helen Mainheit (mother of Jesse ’04) coach CBNA students in preparation for the Deerfield Fair.


by Michele Collins, SOPA Secretary

The actress Rita Wilson once said, “Performing live actually thrills me. Just get me a stage, get me an audience, and I’m going to be happy.” It is quite evident that the Performing Arts students at Coe-Brown know exactly what she meant.

On May 17, 2012, the Supporters of the Performing Arts (SOPA) held its Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet at Coe-Brown. Following a wonderful dinner catered by Just Us Cardinals, the arts took center stage.

President Anne Bailey ’77 opened the meeting with the exciting announcement that SOPA is now a registered trade name with the State of New Hampshire and is a legally operating non-profit entity.

Anne then went on to thank all of the students and especially the graduating seniors for their contribution to the performing arts programs during their years at Coe-Brown. Speaking to those graduates, she said “We hope those of you graduating, and your parents, will come back to the performances and support the performing arts in whatever way you can. We hope all of you will be part of the dream of a future arts center here at Coe-Brown.”

Anne also thanked the CBNA administration and faculty for their continued dedication to the performing arts at Coe-Brown. Treasurer Joanne Gagnon presented Recognition Awards and Gifts to the Performing Arts directors and teachers: Mr. David Deardorff, Mr. Bruce McCormick, Mrs. Elizabeth Lent and Mr. Jeremy Archer-Waterman. She also presented awards to the 2011-2012 SOPA student representatives: Meghan Ahern ’12, Quinn Palmer ’12 and Zachary May ’14. Director Tony Gagnon introduced the 2012-2013 SOPA student representatives: Kestyn Ritchotte ’13 (Theatre), Zachary May ’14 (Chorus) and Christine Drew (Band) ’13.

Vice President Sharon Olsson presented scholarships for summer studies to the following students: Zachary May ’14, Jillian Burrows ’15, Shane Chittum ’14, Emily Davis ’14, Christine Drew ’13, Kestyn Ritchotte ’13, Cassie Rogers ’15

SOPA also had the distinct honor of awarding $500 scholarships to two accomplished seniors: Samantha Lepecier, who is attending New England College; and Gregory Hatfield, who is studying at the

SOPA Celebrates the Arts at Annual Awards Banquet

SOPA Secretary Michele Collins addresses the students and parents at the annual SOPA banquet with the other officers looking on.

CBNA Headmasters Through the YearsCompiled by Genevieve “Ginny” K. Rogers

Rev. Elliott Colby Cogswell 1866-1881Ira W. Holt 1881-1884George W. Bingham 1884-1885Rev. A. Herbert Armes 1885-1886William P. Kelley 1886-1887Rev. S.G. Norcross 1887-1888E.L. Blaine 1888-1890Julius Waverly Brown 1894-1898Edwin K. Welch 1898-1917Daniel Gaskill Aldrich 1917-1918Westly Joseph Nelson 1919-1923Edward P. Sawin 1923-1928Edward Anthony Lord 1928-1937Lewis Ford Foote 1937-1944Arthur E. Toll 1944-1950Walter Leskowitz 1950-1956Clifford Ellsworth (Acting) 1956-1957James A. Jordan 1957-1967Vincent F. Skinner 1967-1968John F. O’Brien 1968-1969John H. Leader 1969-1970G. Scott Darling 1970-1973Bernard L. Mason 1973-1978Robert J. Bouchard 1978-1979Warren E. Bouchard 1979-1980David S. Smith 1980 to present

ArchivesFROM THE

Arthur E. Toll, 1944-1950

Clifford Ellsworth (Acting) 1956-1957

Lewis Ford Foote, 1937-1944 Bernard L. Mason, 1973-1978

Coe-Brown has a long and fascinating history dating back to its beginnings in 1866. The following excerpt is from A Guide to the History and Old Dwelling Places of Northwood, New Hampshire by Joann Weeks Bailey.

“There had been a movement in Northwood in the 1840s to start a high school, but it was not successful. After the close of the Civil War the people were more determined, especially some of the veterans.

“The first meeting was held February 5, 1866, in the hall over the People’s Union Store. They voted to issue two hundred shares at $10 each, with each shareholder having a vote. A building committee was chosen, and they were instructed to ‘proceed to erect an Academy building in accordance with the plan presented here tonight; said building not to exceed one thousand dollars in cost.’

“On April 2, 1866, the members voted to ask Mr. and Mrs. Buzell of Exeter, N.H., to donate Harvey Island. They did so, and the island is still part of the Academy property.

“The first Principal was Rev. Elliott C. Cogswell, pastor of the Congregational Church. He served in both capacities for many years, and afterward as President of the Board of Trustees.

“Ebenezer Coe of Northwood had been much interested in the school, and had aided from time to time. His son, E.S. Coe, had become wealthy in the lumber business in Bangor, Maine. He also aided the Academy from time to time, with gifts of needed items, and with funds.

In 1875 the name was changed to Coe’s Northwood Academy in honor of Ebenezer Coe. In the same year the charter was changed to provide for a smaller board of trustees, instead of having all the shareholders vote on its affairs.

“In 1887 Mr. Coe gave the house known as Cogswell Hall to the Academy. It served as a residence for the headmaster, the teachers, and boarding pupils. The later acquisition of Wiggin Hall also gave more room for boarding pupils.

“In the early days many pupils boarded themselves at homes near the Academy. Hardly a house at the Center did not open its doors to them. Many came from Deerfield, from Strafford, from Nottingham, and from Barrington, and even more distant places. Even some of those who lived in Northwood boarded during the week.”

Coe-Brown welcomes donations of historic artifacts for the Academy’s archives. We are particularly seeking items from the era when the Academy’s mascot was the Cobra. Please contact Margaret Joyce in the Development and Community Outreach Office at 603-942-5531, ext. 186, or [email protected].

SOPAVisions — Fall 2012 7

by Michele Collins, SOPA Secretary

The actress Rita Wilson once said, “Performing live actually thrills me. Just get me a stage, get me an audience, and I’m going to be happy.” It is quite evident that the Performing Arts students at Coe-Brown know exactly what she meant.

On May 17, 2012, the Supporters of the Performing Arts (SOPA) held its Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet at Coe-Brown. Following a wonderful dinner catered by Just Us Cardinals, the arts took center stage.

President Anne Bailey ’77 opened the meeting with the exciting announcement that SOPA is now a registered trade name with the State of New Hampshire and is a legally operating non-profit entity.

Anne then went on to thank all of the students and especially the graduating seniors for their contribution to the performing arts programs during their years at Coe-Brown. Speaking to those graduates, she said “We hope those of you graduating, and your parents, will come back to the performances and support the performing arts in whatever way you can. We hope all of you will be part of the dream of a future arts center here at Coe-Brown.”

Anne also thanked the CBNA administration and faculty for their continued dedication to the performing arts at Coe-Brown. Treasurer Joanne Gagnon presented Recognition Awards and Gifts to the Performing Arts directors and teachers: Mr. David Deardorff, Mr. Bruce McCormick, Mrs. Elizabeth Lent and Mr. Jeremy Archer-Waterman. She also presented awards to the 2011-2012 SOPA student representatives: Meghan Ahern ’12, Quinn Palmer ’12 and Zachary May ’14. Director Tony Gagnon introduced the 2012-2013 SOPA student representatives: Kestyn Ritchotte ’13 (Theatre), Zachary May ’14 (Chorus) and Christine Drew (Band) ’13.

Vice President Sharon Olsson presented scholarships for summer studies to the following students: Zachary May ’14, Jillian Burrows ’15, Shane Chittum ’14, Emily Davis ’14, Christine Drew ’13, Kestyn Ritchotte ’13, Cassie Rogers ’15

SOPA also had the distinct honor of awarding $500 scholarships to two accomplished seniors: Samantha Lepecier, who is attending New England College; and Gregory Hatfield, who is studying at the

University of New Hampshire.Mrs. Lent shared her experiences with the CBNA theatre students.

She spoke about the “actors and actresses” she had the honor of working with throughout the 2011-2012 academic year. The pride she took in watching them advance all the way to the New England Theatre Festival was obvious as she unveiled the Festival Banner earned for their performance of Killing Bill.

Mrs. Lent went on to recognize the outgoing officers of the International Thespian Society (ITS) and introduce those theater students who worked hard to earn their membership into the Society through their participation in the theater performances this year. Recognition was also given to the graduating seniors who participated in theater activities and the new ITS officers.

Band participation recognition was given by Mr. Bruce McCormick and Choral participation recognition was delivered by Mr. David Deardorff. Both Mr. McCormick and Mr. Deardorff shared stories, anecdotes and personal reflections about the National Music Awards recipients. There was laughter, tears and a lot of emotional good-byes amongst all of the students and their teachers.

Anne Bailey ’77 closed out the evening with a last thank you to all of the performing arts students and teachers along with the volunteers who give countless hours of their time to make the Coe-Brown Performing Arts programs so successful. Here’s to a great 2012-2013 season of performances!

Chorus Director David Deardorff honored several of his senior chorus students (from left to right), Blair Leavitt, Sophie Shiere, Kendall McGowen and Quinn Palmer.

SOPA Celebrates the Arts at Annual Awards Banquet

SOPA Secretary Michele Collins addresses the students and parents at the annual SOPA banquet with the other officers looking on.

2012-2013 SOPA OfficersPresident: Anne Bailey ’77 Vice President: Sharon OlssonTreasurer: Joanne Gagnon Secretary: Michele CollinsDirectors: Tony Gagnon, Rick Burrows and Sheila Chittum

If you have any historical information about SOPA to share or would like to report how the CBNA performing arts programs has affected your life, please contact the CBNA Development and Community Outreach Office at [email protected].

Arthur E. Toll, 1944-1950

Lewis Ford Foote, 1937-1944

In 1875 the name was changed to Coe’s Northwood Academy in honor of Ebenezer Coe. In the same year the charter was changed to provide for a smaller board of trustees, instead of having all the shareholders vote on its affairs.

“In 1887 Mr. Coe gave the house known as Cogswell Hall to the Academy. It served as a residence for the headmaster, the teachers, and boarding pupils. The later acquisition of Wiggin Hall also gave more room for boarding pupils.

“In the early days many pupils boarded themselves at homes near the Academy. Hardly a house at the Center did not open its doors to them. Many came from Deerfield, from Strafford, from Nottingham, and from Barrington, and even more distant places. Even some of those who lived in Northwood boarded during the week.”

Coe-Brown welcomes donations of historic artifacts for the Academy’s archives. We are particularly seeking items from the era when the Academy’s mascot was the Cobra. Please contact Margaret Joyce in the Development and Community Outreach Office at 603-942-5531, ext. 186, or [email protected].


CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament

Forty-eight golfers participated in the CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington on June 9, 2012. The tournament brought in nearly $5,000 for Coe-Brown’s endowment fund this year and has raised $24,000 in its seven-year run. Many thanks to the golfers and sponsors who made this possible!

We were thrilled to have students participating in the tournament for the first time this year, as well as five of our dedicated faculty members.

Congratulations to the winning foursome of Doug Buttrick, Bob Barr, William Wormell and Skip Bane ’53. Their score was 60. In second place was the foursome of Jay Knowles ’98, Trevor Mauck ’02, Joe White ’00 and John Newman, Jr. ’98 with a score of 61.

Next year, the CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament will be held on

Saturday, June 8, 2013 at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington. We are pleased to announce that Banks Chevrolet Cadillac will be the Hole-in-One Sponsor for the 2013 tournament. One of our lucky golfers could win a brand new car! Will it be you? Please join us on June 8!

Faculty and student golfers included (from left to right) Matt Skidds, Sam Struthers, Michael Clauss, Sam Fortier ’14, Mark Struthers, Jeremy Fenerty ’15, Adam Edin ’15, Joe Anatone ’14 and Mark Carrier.

2012 Golfers (by foursome)

Rob Porter (CBNA trustee)Joe MokosCarl Edin ( father of Adam ’15)Adam Edin ’15

Micheal Clauss (CBNA faculty)Jeremy Fenerty ’15Joe Anatone ’14Samuel Fortier ’14

Doug ButtrickBob BarrWilliam WormellClifford (Skip) Bane ’53

ThANk you, 2012 Golfers!

Student volunteers Domenica DeLuca ’14 and Lauren Jones ‘14 hand prizes to the sec-ond place foursome of Joe White ’00, Trevor Mauck ’02, John Newman, Jr. ’98 and Jay Knowles ’98.

From left to right are Peter O’Brien, Doug Peterson, Paul Guptill ’52 and David Newell ’52.

Keith Guptill ’79Kerry Guptill ’76Guy St. Pierre Doug Smith

Jay Knowles ’98Trevor Mauck ’02Joe White ’00John Newman, Jr. ’98

Harley Stevens Gregg RouleauMike ToddLesley Draper

Paul Guptill ’52David Newell ’52Doug Peterson ( former trustee and father of Derek ’05)Peter O’Brien

Matt Skidds (CBNA faculty)Sam Struthers (CBNA faculty)Mark Struthers (CBNA faculty)Mark Carrier (CBNA faculty)

Pete Guptill ’45Steven L. Guptill ’75Dennis Guptill ’77Steve Guptill

Lenny CarterSharen FullerFred ReedRobert White

Carol Lavigne (mother of Thomas ’99 and Ryan ’01)Pam YurekLinda StewartKathy Landry (stepmother of Heather Meattey ’07)

Keith Turgeon ( father of Keith ’12 and Gabby ’14)Kim Turgeon (mother of Keith ’12 and Gabby ’14)Peter Jones ( father of Alexandra ’12 and Lauren ’14)Michelle Jones (mother of Alexandra ’12 and Lauren ’14)


2012 CBNA Alumni and Friends

Golf TournamentPresenting Sponsors

Lead SponsorHodgdon and Son

Hole-in-One SponsorNorthwood RV

Hole SponsorsCBNA Alumni Association

Civil ConsultantsFarrView Farm South

FK Bassett and Sons Heating and Plumbing Granite State Plumbing and Heating

Heritage True Value HardwareJohnson’s Seafood and Steak

Marshalls Auto BodyMD Tasker ConstructionMeyer Family Dentistry

Murphy Powers & Wilson Northwood Diner

Northwood GarageNorthwood Oil

Northwood TransportationO-Bee’s Electric

Rescue Plumbing and HeatingTasker’s Well Company

Whitcher Builders

In-Kind SponsorsChuckster’s Mini Golf

Coca Cola of Northern New EnglandCollins Sports CenterCooper Hill PizzeriaD.L. Docko & Son

Dunkin’ DonutsFrank Jones Restaurant and Pub

Johnson’s Seafood and SteakLazy Lion Café

Louie’s PizzaNew Hampshire Fisher Cats

Nippo Lake Golf ClubNouria Energy

Smuttynose BrewerySusty’s Café

Rochester Country ClubRochester Sports Center

Forty-eight golfers participated in the CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington on June 9, 2012. The tournament brought in nearly $5,000 for Coe-Brown’s endowment fund this year and has raised $24,000 in its seven-year run. Many thanks to the golfers and sponsors who made this possible!

We were thrilled to have students participating in the tournament for the first time this year, as well as five of our dedicated faculty members.

Congratulations to the winning foursome of Doug Buttrick, Bob Barr, William Wormell and Skip Bane ’53. Their score was 60. In second place was the foursome of Jay Knowles ’98, Trevor Mauck ’02, Joe White ’00 and John Newman, Jr. ’98 with a score of 61.

Next year, the CBNA Paul Guptill ’52 Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament will be held on

Saturday, June 8, 2013 at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington. We are pleased to announce that Banks Chevrolet Cadillac will be the Hole-in-One Sponsor for the 2013 tournament. One of our lucky golfers could win a brand new car! Will it be you? Please join us on June 8!

Faculty and student golfers included (from left to right) Matt Skidds, Sam Struthers, Michael Clauss, Sam Fortier ’14, Mark Struthers, Jeremy Fenerty ’15, Adam Edin ’15, Joe Anatone ’14 and Mark Carrier.

ThANk you, 2012 Golfers!

Student volunteers Domenica DeLuca ’14 and Lauren Jones ‘14 hand prizes to the sec-ond place foursome of Joe White ’00, Trevor Mauck ’02, John Newman, Jr. ’98 and Jay Knowles ’98.

From left to right are Peter O’Brien, Doug Peterson, Paul Guptill ’52 and David Newell ’52.

Keith Turgeon ( father of Keith ’12 and Gabby ’14)Kim Turgeon (mother of Keith ’12 and Gabby ’14)Peter Jones ( father of Alexandra ’12 and Lauren ’14)Michelle Jones (mother of Alexandra ’12 and Lauren ’14)

Coral Magoon Nieder and five class members shared in their 50th reunion at this year’s banquet. The 1962 graduating class had a total of 16 students compared with the Class of 2012 with 161!

Scholarship Chair Rebecca Paine ’09 announced the recipients of the Alumni Association Scholarships for the 2012-2013 year. Four $750 scholarships were awarded for a total of $3,500. Class of 2012 recipients were Gregory Hatfield, attending the University of New Hampshire; Courtney Turcotte, attending the University of Vermont; and Thomas Masison, attending the University of New Hampshire. The alumni recipient was Kelly Brown ’09, attending the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.

A reminder that all alumni who are or will be attending college are eligible and are encouraged to apply for the CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship. The application can found on the Academy’s web site under Alumni Association and on our Facebook page.


Member-at-Large Suzi Cummings Falcone ’74 handed out quarts of maple syrup to each of the following recipients: Eldest member present, Helen Marison ’36, and traveling farthest, Leatitia Richards ’46, from Port Richey, Florida. Our youngest member present, Rebecca Paine ’09, graciously donated her gift to another member who also traveled a great distance, Meryl Seavey Bartels ’42 from St. Cloud, Florida. Debbie Burklund Marden ’75 was the door prize winner of the beautiful blanket chest, which is handmade and donated by the CBNA woodworking department.

Our 50/50 raffle took in $340 this year. Winner Albert Wheeler from the class of 1943 received $170. Five members won CBNA 145th Anniversary travel mugs donated by Headmaster Smith. The winners were Heidi Reinhold ’74, Marlene Burklund Paige ’50, Dennis Tuttle ’65, Jeannette Fortin Wilkins ’52 and Jay McCartin ’71.

Thank you to Headmaster Smith, CBNA Board of Trustees President James Colburn and Director of Development and Community Outreach Margaret Joyce for sharing with us updates to the Academy’s ongoing progress and plans for the future growth of the Academy.

A Report from the CBNA Alumni AssociationBy Julie Smith Clarke ’89, Corresponding Secretary

CBNA alumni and friends gathered on June 9, 2012, for the CBNA Alumni Association Banquet and Annual Meeting. Just Us Cardinals catered the event with a wonderful dinner in the CBNA Dining Center. Headmaster David Smith gave tours of the Academy, and entertainment was provided by CBNA performing arts students with a sampling of numbers from various Broadway shows. Thank you to Mr. David Deardorff and his students for sharing their vocal talents with us.

Vice President Nancy Wilson Tasker ’78 took a moment to remember alumni who have passed, and provided a report of activities the Alumni Association participates in throughout the year, including the puzzle fundraiser and hosting a reception for the annual Alumni Basketball game.

The 50th Anniversary Class of 1962 was represented by (left to right) Burton Curley, Catherine Cantrell, Heidi Gates, Spencer Richdale, Marcia Richardson Severance and Coral Magoon Nieder.

Clockwise from left to right are Paul Magoon, Joan Magoon Landers ’52, Paul Guptill ’52, Julia Guptill, Pearl Yeaton King ‘53, Leonard Welch’52, Lois Hutchins Foss ’52 and Jeannette Fortin Wilkins ’52.

Banquet

Suzi Cummings Falcone ’74 with Helen Marison ’36 and Merl Seavey Bartels ’42.

LEFT: From left to right are Jay McCartin ’71, John Dodge ’72, Bill Richards, John Schlang ’71 and Fred Holmes ’71.

2012-2013 Executive BoardPresident: Rebecca Paine ’09Vice President: Nancy Wilson Tasker ’78Treasurer: Amy Stanley Paine ’78Recording Secretary: Jessica Marden Weeks ’00Corresponding Secretary: Julie Smith Clarke ’89Scholarship Chair: Heidi Reinhold ’74Historical Preservation Chair: Coral Magoon Nieder ’62Members at Large: Debbie Burklund Marden ’75, Suzi Cummings Falcone ’74 and John Dodge ’71

The CBNA Alumni Association has recently launched a new Facebook page! Please take a moment to stop by, like our page, share alumni news, and stay connected by updating your e-mail address: https://www.facebook.com/coebrownalumni.

The CBNA Alumni Association wants to hear from you! Scan the QR code to join our mailing list. Update your

e-mail address and we’ll keep you connected to upcoming alumni news and events!

Use your mobile device to scan the QR code.

Amy Stanley Paine ’78 and Dennis Tuttle ’65.

A l u M N I E N j O y A N N u A l M E E T I N g A N D

Coral Magoon Nieder and five class members shared in their 50th reunion at this year’s banquet. The 1962 graduating class had a total of 16 students compared with the Class of 2012 with 161!

Scholarship Chair Rebecca Paine ’09 announced the recipients of the Alumni Association Scholarships for the 2012-2013 year. Four $750 scholarships were awarded for a total of $3,500. Class of 2012 recipients were Gregory Hatfield, attending the University of New Hampshire; Courtney Turcotte, attending the University of Vermont; and Thomas Masison, attending the University of New Hampshire. The alumni recipient was Kelly Brown ’09, attending the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.

A reminder that all alumni who are or will be attending college are eligible and are encouraged to apply for the CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship. The application can found on the Academy’s web site under Alumni Association and on our Facebook page.


The 50th Anniversary Class of 1962 was represented by (left to right) Burton Curley, Catherine Cantrell, Heidi Gates, Spencer Richdale, Marcia Richardson Severance and Coral Magoon Nieder.

Be sure to mark your calendar for next year’s Alumni Banquet,

which is scheduled for Saturday, June 8, 2013.

Clockwise from left to right are Paul Magoon, Joan Magoon Landers ’52, Paul Guptill ’52, Julia Guptill, Pearl Yeaton King ‘53, Leonard Welch’52, Lois Hutchins Foss ’52 and Jeannette Fortin Wilkins ’52.

BanquetLEFT: From left to right are Jay McCartin ’71, John Dodge ’72, Bill Richards, John Schlang ’71 and Fred Holmes ’71.

Performing arts students entertained the gathering with classic num-bers from Broadway shows.

2012-2013 Executive BoardPresident: Rebecca Paine ’09Vice President: Nancy Wilson Tasker ’78Treasurer: Amy Stanley Paine ’78Recording Secretary: Jessica Marden Weeks ’00Corresponding Secretary: Julie Smith Clarke ’89Scholarship Chair: Heidi Reinhold ’74Historical Preservation Chair: Coral Magoon Nieder ’62Members at Large: Debbie Burklund Marden ’75, Suzi Cummings Falcone ’74 and John Dodge ’71

The CBNA Alumni Association has recently launched a new Facebook page! Please take a moment to stop by, like our page, share alumni news, and stay connected by updating your e-mail address: https://www.facebook.com/coebrownalumni.

The CBNA Alumni Association wants to hear from you! Scan the QR code to join our mailing list. Update your

e-mail address and we’ll keep you connected to upcoming alumni news and events!

Use your mobile device to scan the QR code.

Amy Stanley Paine ’78 and Dennis Tuttle ’65.

A l u M N I E N j O y A N N u A l M E E T I N g A N D

Coral Magoon Nieder created a memory board for her fellow members of the Class of 1962.

Jessica Marden Weeks ’00, Rebecca Paine ’09, Debbie Burkund Marden ’75, Amy Stanley Paine ’78, Nancy Wilson Tasker ’78 and Coral Magoon Nieder ’62

Nikolas Bassett ’04Althea Behm†In Memory of Jane BellRalph Bickford William L. Brackett ’66Linda Burtt ’60Ryan H. Chadbourn ’02Scott P. Chatfield*Chucksters Mini GolfJulie Smith Clarke ’89Coca-Cola of Northern New EnglandCollins Sports CenterMelisa Lord Connors ’90Cooper Hill Pizzeria James B. Cullen†Diana Margelot DeCota ’78Kevin M. DeTrude ’01Robert E. Downs ’70Linda Lovely Eastman ’76Nancy Linscott Edmunds ’63Barbara Robinson Emery ’52 Devon Farr ’09Jeffrey Farr ’99Michael and Kathryn Firczuk Fisher Cats FoundationJonathan Fitts ’10Jill M. Forward*Charleyne A. Gilbert Good SearchLinda Stevens Grant ’77 and James Grant†Green Gate FarmIn Memory of Frank L. Guptill ’48Bonnie Dowst Heisey ’84Heather Mason Herod ’99Carol HewettGeorgia Stevens Hodgman ’66Rebecca Johnson Irvine ’64Clinton Jackson ’77Nicholas Jenisch ’98Arlene Whittemore JohnsonSamuel W. Johnson ’66Timothy Joslin†Alissa DeTrude Keenliside ’04Lisa Allen Kennard ’80Carrie L. Kennedy*Shelley Bennett Kirschner ’73F. Anne Witham Kustron ’56 Lazy Lion CafeJune Leone ’50Keith W. Lidback

Emily J. Liskow ’98Louie’s PizzaMarion Pease Lovely ’54 Sally Hoadley Low ’49Judith Veinote Lynch ’66Joan Landers Magoon ’52Debbie Burklund Marden ’75Marshall’s Auto BodyBree Jenisch Marston ’90 and Arthur Marston ’90Andrew Mason ’09Lee and Charlotte MasonLindsey Mason ’02William J. McGowen ’64Rebecca Lilly McMullan ’86Stuart J. Mitchell†Joyce Hoadley Munroe ’63Fran Newman* and John P. Newman ’63Elizabeth (Betty) Bailey Olivolo ’67

Cogswell Cabinet ($15,000 +)Sherman Elliott ’57 and Nancy Elliott

CBNA Chronicle ($10,000-$14,999)

Headmaster’s Society($1,000-$2,499)

Fred Fuller Oil Company, Inc.Graystone Builders

CBNA Council($500-$999)

Norma Schliessman Cater ‘41Elizabeth Young Geers ’48 (In Memory of George N. Geers ’45)Hodgdon and Son, Inc.Charlotte and Jacques PhaneufJudith Sanderson† and Bruce FarrPatricia Houlihan Sweisthal ‘61

CBNA Patron($250-$499)

Alpha Gamma RhoAnonymous (Donations to Behm Scholarship)William G. Andreason ’51Stephen Bailey CarpentryClifford E. Bane ’53Terrence J. Beach ’97Richard Bengtson ’53Marilyn Tuttle Deem ’53 and Robert Deem ’49Craig Holmes ’74Dean Ikewood Johnson’s Seafood and SteakThomas Linnell ’76Kelby S. Longueil ’90Phyllis A. MacPhersonShelley Donahue Marshall ’81 and A. Thomas Marshall ’81 Bruce M. McCormick*Piermont Plant PantryDawn and Mark Ryan ’77Russell Ryan ’78Wade R. Sauls ’84Ginger Sanford Snow ’89Gene and Roberta Wallace Stearns† ’57Tom Vina Tile Installation

CBNA Club($100-$249)

Anonymous (Donations for CBNA Boys Volleyball)David Aseltine and Sally Johnson Aseltine* ’69Christine Anthony Averill ’71 Anne S. Bailey ’77Joann and Robert E. Bailey† ’45 James R. Barnes ’66FK Bassett and Sons Heating and PlumbingDeborah Biagiotti (In Memory of Ryan Kane ’04)L. Gail Pickering Brown ’66Camp YavnehCharles W. Carpenter ’63CBNA Alumni AssociationCivil ConsultantsBetsy and James S. Colburn†Wendi Colby* and Steven M. Colby ’85Sheri Guptill DeTrude† ’73William and Lois DeTrudeMike M. DeWitt ’78D.L. Docko & SonEdward J. Dodge ’59Dunkin’ DonutsJoanne Nutter Eaton ’78 Suzi Cummings Falcone ’74FarrView Farm SouthCheryl Ann Noyes Fitzgerald ’65Lois Hutchins Foss ’52Frank Jones Restaurant and PubJoshua C. Freund ’92Robert and Carol Gable Katherine Sager Gagnon ’61Constance Linnell Ambrose Gates ’42GE FoundationGary O. Goldsmith ’66Granite State Plumbing and HeatingBarbara DeMeritt Gray ’56Heritage True Value HardwareTimothy R. Hough ’05Lawrence E. Hutchins ’42Joseph J. Jeffrey Memorial Post 7217Andrew and Jean LaneCaryn Lasky* and Duane Ford†David Lemay*Carole St. Claire Luedtke ’80Kenneth Magoon, Sr. ’53Robert L. Magoon ’56

Helen C. Marison ’36Elizabeth and Raymond Mason*Kimberly A. McKenney ’91Robert L. Meatty ’58Meyer Family DentistrySusan M. Mongeon Zolin Moses ’63Murphy, Powers and Wilson, CPAsJoan Mihachick Nelson ’55 Coral Magoon Nieder ’62 Nippo Lake Golf ClubNorthwood Diner, LLCNorthwood GarageNorthwood Oil Co., Inc.Northwood RVNorthwood Transportation Inc.Nouria EnergyO-Bees ElectricLorraine DeButts O’Neal ’56 Benedict and Bernice Raffaele†Rescue Plumbing and HeatingJean Fraser Richner ’40James C. Robertson ’88Rochester Country ClubBarbara Marshall Scannell† ’79Donna Tasker Sewall ’71Maureen and David Smith*Smuttynose Brewing CompanyMary Bailey Snider ’75Kathryn Warren Stoker ’67MD Tasker ConstructionTasker’s Well Company, Inc.Barbara Corbett Thompson ’56Jean Robinson Tudor ’46Dennis A. Tuttle ’65John M. Tuttle ’67Lance E. Twombly ’90Ralph E. Twombly ’51Melody VielBrenda Smith Weeks ’60Jennifer L. Wheet* ’90Whitcher BuildersDavid Whitcher†Bigelow Wood ’54Bruce Young ’49John M. Young ’79

CBNA Bear’s Den($1-$99)

AnonymousRoberta Bailey ’73Lori Bassett†12 Visions — Fall 2012

A N N u A l g I v I N g B y C A T E g O R y Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

Class of 1936Helen Marison Total: $100.00

Class of 1940

Jean Fraser Richner Total: $100.00

Class of 1941

Norma Schliessman Cater Total: $500.00

Class of 1942

Constance Linnell GatesLawrence Hutchins

Total: $200.00

Class of 1945Robert Bailey

Total: $150.00

Class of 1946Jean Robinson Tudor

Total: $100.00

Class of 1947Jean Merrill Stapleford

Total: $25.00

Class of 1948Elizabeth Young Geers

In Memory of Frank GuptillTotal: $525.00


Nikolas Bassett ’04Althea Behm†In Memory of Jane BellRalph Bickford William L. Brackett ’66Linda Burtt ’60Ryan H. Chadbourn ’02Scott P. Chatfield*Chucksters Mini GolfJulie Smith Clarke ’89Coca-Cola of Northern New EnglandCollins Sports CenterMelisa Lord Connors ’90Cooper Hill Pizzeria James B. Cullen†Diana Margelot DeCota ’78Kevin M. DeTrude ’01Robert E. Downs ’70Linda Lovely Eastman ’76Nancy Linscott Edmunds ’63Barbara Robinson Emery ’52 Devon Farr ’09Jeffrey Farr ’99Michael and Kathryn Firczuk Fisher Cats FoundationJonathan Fitts ’10Jill M. Forward*Charleyne A. Gilbert Good SearchLinda Stevens Grant ’77 and James Grant†Green Gate FarmIn Memory of Frank L. Guptill ’48Bonnie Dowst Heisey ’84Heather Mason Herod ’99Carol HewettGeorgia Stevens Hodgman ’66Rebecca Johnson Irvine ’64Clinton Jackson ’77Nicholas Jenisch ’98Arlene Whittemore JohnsonSamuel W. Johnson ’66Timothy Joslin†Alissa DeTrude Keenliside ’04Lisa Allen Kennard ’80Carrie L. Kennedy*Shelley Bennett Kirschner ’73F. Anne Witham Kustron ’56 Lazy Lion CafeJune Leone ’50Keith W. Lidback

Emily J. Liskow ’98Louie’s PizzaMarion Pease Lovely ’54 Sally Hoadley Low ’49Judith Veinote Lynch ’66Joan Landers Magoon ’52Debbie Burklund Marden ’75Marshall’s Auto BodyBree Jenisch Marston ’90 and Arthur Marston ’90Andrew Mason ’09Lee and Charlotte MasonLindsey Mason ’02William J. McGowen ’64Rebecca Lilly McMullan ’86Stuart J. Mitchell†Joyce Hoadley Munroe ’63Fran Newman* and John P. Newman ’63Elizabeth (Betty) Bailey Olivolo ’67

Michael Olsson ’08Anne Onion*Marlene Burklund Paige ’50Amy Stanley Paine ’78Charles Pease ’70Sara Allison Pickard ’97 and Gregory Pickard ’96Sunna PitreRobert Porter†Antoinette Raffaele ’09Joseph Raffaele ’04Sheila Rainey Kristy L. Randazzo ’01Judith RaskinSpencer Richdale ’62Susan E. Rushton ’85Patricia Savage*Debbie Ege Schimmel ’83 Marcia Richardson Severance ’62Diane Shores ’58Matthew Skidds*

Phyllis Twombly Smith ’53Nancy Brown Souther ’61Jean Merrill Stapleford ’47Dwight Stevens ’70Susty’s CafePaul Thiem ’59Beverly J. Tuttle ’64Corey A. Twombly ’87Frederick P. Twombly ’60Gail Hoadley Towle ’57Andrea Veal and Michael Clauss*Phyllis McKenna Vaillancourt ’59Thomas J. Veinote ’64Ashton E. Welch ’60Robert White ’57Shirley Twombly White ’49Mildred P. Wolak ’57Robert A. Wolff ’49Pamela Holmes Wood ’73In Memory of John M. Young ’49

* denotes CBNA faculty or staff member

† denotes CBNA trustee or trustee emeritus

2012 Annual Giving TotalsCash Gifts: $44,742

Gifts in Kind: $3,110.13Scholarship Funds

Distributed: $51,450

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A N N u A l g I v I N g B y C l A S S Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

Class of 1936Helen Marison Total: $100.00

Class of 1940

Jean Fraser Richner Total: $100.00

Class of 1941

Norma Schliessman Cater Total: $500.00

Class of 1942

Constance Linnell GatesLawrence Hutchins

Total: $200.00

Class of 1945Robert Bailey

Total: $150.00

Class of 1946Jean Robinson Tudor

Total: $100.00

Class of 1947Jean Merrill Stapleford

Total: $25.00

Class of 1948Elizabeth Young Geers

In Memory of Frank GuptillTotal: $525.00

Class of 1949Robert Deem

Sally Hoadley Low Shirley Twombly White

Robert Wolff Bruce Young John Young

Total: $405.00

Class of 1950June Leone

Marlene Burklund PaigeTotal: $45.00

Class of 1951

William AndreasonRalph TwomblyTotal: $350.00

Class of 1952

Barbara Robinson EmeryLois Hutchins Foss

Joan Landers MagoonTotal: $200.00

Class of 1953Clifford Bane

Richard BengtsonMarilyn Tuttle Deem

Kenneth MagoonPhyllis Twombly Smith

Total: $750.00

Class of 1954Marion Pease Lovely

Dorothea Rollins PutnamBigelow WoodTotal: $155.00

Class of 1955

Joan Mihachik NelsonTotal: $100.00

Class of 1956

Barbara Demeritt Gray F. Anne Witham Kustron

Robert MagoonLorraine DeButts O’Neal

Barbara Corbett ThompsonTotal: $525.00

Class of 1957

Sherman ElliottRoberta Wallace Stearns

Gail Hoadley TowleRobert White

Mildred Pectle WolakTotal: $21,340.00

Class of 1958Robert MeattyDiane Shores

Total: $125.00

Class of 1959Edward Dodge

Paul ThiemPhyllis McKenna Vaillancourt

Total: $200.00

Class of 1960Linda Burtt

Frederick Twombly Brenda Smith Weeks

Ashton E. WelchTotal: $235.00

Class of 1961

Katherine Sager GagnonNancy Brown Souther

Patricia Houlihan SweisthalTotal: $625.00

Class of 1962

Coral Magoon NiederSpencer Richdale

Marcia Richardson SeveranceTotal: $200.00

Class of 1963

Charles CarpenterNancy Linscott Edmunds

Zolin Moses Joyce Hoadley Munroe

John NewmanTotal: $325.00


Class of 1964Rebecca Johnson Irvine

William McGowenBeverly Tuttle

Thomas VeinoteTotal: $105.00

Class of 1965

Cheryl Ann Noyes Fitzgerald

Dennis TuttleTotal: $200.00

Class of 1966James Barnes

William Brackett L. Gail Pickering Brown

Gary Goldsmith Georgia Stevens Hodgman

Samuel Johnson Judith Veinote Lynch

Total: $400.00

Class of 1967Elizabeth (Betty)

Bailey OlivoloKathryn Warren Stoker

John TuttleTotal: $250.00

Class of 1969

Sally Johnson AseltineTotal: $165.13

Class of 1970Robert DownsCharles Pease

Dwight StevensTotal: $90.00

A N N u A l g I v I N g B y C l A S S Coe-Brown Northwood Academy C o m m e N C e m e N T 2 0 1 2

American Legion Honore D. Ouellette Scholarship, Conor Corless .......................................................................... $1,000Ann E. Helmboldt Memorial Scholarship, Michaela Horvath .........$500Annual Merit Scholarship established by David Whitcher, Lauren Durell .....................................................................................$200Barrington Women’s Club Scholarship, Meghan Ahern .................. $750Barrington Women’s Club Scholarship, Matthew Norton .................$750Brenda Lynne ’87 and Robert ’92 Daley Scholarship, Carissa Hodgdon ................................................................................$300Bruce A. Viel Scholarship, Evan Koester ................................................$100CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship, Gregory Hatfield ...............$750CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship, Thomas Masison ...............$750CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship, Courtney Turcotte ............$750CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, Meghan Ahern ........................$400CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, Megan Conrad ........................$400CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, James Hayden .........................$400CBNA Maintenance Staff Scholarship, Carissa Hodgdon ............. $1,000CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship, Kelsey Follansbee .......$250CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship, Courtney Turcotte .....$250CBNA Student Council Leadership Scholarship, Olivia Daigle .....$300CBNA Student Council Leadership Scholarship, Michael Gibson ..$300CBNA Student Council Leadership Scholarship, Samantha MacCallum .....................................................................$300Charles McCormick Memorial Scholarship, Trevor Aube .................$500Christina Blanchard ’90 Memorial Scholarship, Thomas Masison ...$200Club Victoire Scholarship, Jaedyn Bedell ..............................................$500David Behm Music Scholarship, Samantha Lepicier ..........................$500Denise Elliott Dennett ’81 Scholarship, Sophie Shiere .......................$500Federal Savings Bank Scholarship, Trevor Aube ...................................$750Frisbie Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Alexandra Archambault . $1,000Frisbie Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Allura LeBlanc ................. $1,000Frisbie Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Sophie Shiere ..................... $1,000George N. Cate Scholarship, Alexandra Archambault .......................$750George N. Cate Scholarship, Conor Corless ..........................................$500George N. Cate Scholarship, Megan Curtin .........................................$750George N. Cate Scholarship, Gregory Hatfield .....................................$500George N. Cate Scholarship, Griffin Kelley...........................................$500George N. Cate Scholarship, Sophie Shiere ...........................................$500Harvey Lake Woman’s Club Scholarship, Allura LeBlanc .................$500Helen ’46 and Norman ’40 Johnson Scholarship, Haley Bell ............$250H. Labarree Memorial Scholarship, Cody Driscoll ...............................$500Just Us Cardinals Scholarship, Brooke Esdale .......................................$250Just Us Cardinals Scholarship, Thomas Masison ..................................$250

Class of 1971Christine Anthony

AverillDonna Tasker Sewall

Total: $200.00

Class of 1973Roberta Murphy BaileySheri Guptill DeTrude

Shelley Bennett Kirschner

Pamela Holmes WoodTotal: $275.00

Class of 1974

Suzi Cummings FalconeCraig Holmes

Total: $350.00

Class of 1975Debbie Burklund

MardenMary Bailey Snider

Total: $175.00

Class of 1976Linda Lovely Eastman

Thomas LinnellTotal: $270.00

Class of 1977Anne Bailey

Linda Stevens GrantClinton Jackson

Mark RyanTotal: $475.00

Class of 1978

Diana Margelot DeCotaMike DeWitt

Joanne Nutter EatonAmy Stanley Paine

Russell Ryan Total: $600.00

Class of 1979Barbara Marshall

ScannellJohn Young

Total: $250.00

Class of 1980Lisa Allen Kennard

Carole St. Claire Luedtke

Total: $125.00

Class of 1981Shelley Donahue

MarshallTotal: $250.00

Class of 1983

Debbie Ege SchimmelTotal: $25.00

Class of 1984

Bonnie Dowst HeiseyWade Sauls

Total: $275.00

Class of 1985Steven Colby

Susan Rushton Total: $150.00

Class of 1986

Rebecca Lilly McMullan Total: $20.00

Class of 1987

Corey TwomblyTotal: $25.00

Class of 1988

James RobertsonTotal: $100.00

Class of 1989Julie Smith Clarke

Ginger Sanford Snow Total: $275.00

Class of 1990

Melisa Lord Connors Kelby Longueil

Bree Jenisch Marston Lance TwomblyJennifer Wheet Total: $550.00

Class of 1991

Kimberly McKenneyTotal: $100.00

Class of 1992 Joshua Freund

Total: $100.00

Class of 1997Terrence Beach

Sara Allison PickardTotal: $300.00

Class of 1998

Nicholas JenischEmily Liskow Liskow

Total: $65.00

Class of 1999Jeffrey Farr

Heather Mason Herod Total: $75.00

Class of 2001

Kevin DeTrudeKristy Randazzo

Total: $50.00

Class of 2002Ryan ChadbournLindsey MasonTotal: $50.00

Class of 2004Nikolas BassettAlissa DeTrude

KeenlisideJoseph Raffaele Total: $100.00

Class of 2005

Timothy HoughMichael OlssonTotal: $110.00

Class of 2009

Devon FarrAndrew Mason

Antoinette Raffaele Total: $75.00

Class of 2010Jonathan FittsTotal: $25.00

Total 2012 Alumni Giving:

$34,640

Note: Donations to the Academy’s Visions Annual Campaign are listed each fall in the Visions Annual Report. Gifts made to other organizations, such as the CBNA Alumni Associa-tion, are not received by the Academy, do not support the Visions Annual Campaign and are not included in the Annual Report.

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C o m m e N C e m e N T 2 0 1 2Scholarships and AwardsAmerican Legion Honore D. Ouellette Scholarship, Conor Corless .......................................................................... $1,000Ann E. Helmboldt Memorial Scholarship, Michaela Horvath .........$500Annual Merit Scholarship established by David Whitcher, Lauren Durell .....................................................................................$200Barrington Women’s Club Scholarship, Meghan Ahern .................. $750Barrington Women’s Club Scholarship, Matthew Norton .................$750Brenda Lynne ’87 and Robert ’92 Daley Scholarship, Carissa Hodgdon ................................................................................$300Bruce A. Viel Scholarship, Evan Koester ................................................$100CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship, Gregory Hatfield ...............$750CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship, Thomas Masison ...............$750CBNA Alumni Association Scholarship, Courtney Turcotte ............$750CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, Meghan Ahern ........................$400CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, Megan Conrad ........................$400CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, James Hayden .........................$400CBNA Maintenance Staff Scholarship, Carissa Hodgdon ............. $1,000CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship, Kelsey Follansbee .......$250CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship, Courtney Turcotte .....$250CBNA Student Council Leadership Scholarship, Olivia Daigle .....$300CBNA Student Council Leadership Scholarship, Michael Gibson ..$300CBNA Student Council Leadership Scholarship, Samantha MacCallum .....................................................................$300Charles McCormick Memorial Scholarship, Trevor Aube .................$500Christina Blanchard ’90 Memorial Scholarship, Thomas Masison ...$200Club Victoire Scholarship, Jaedyn Bedell ..............................................$500David Behm Music Scholarship, Samantha Lepicier ..........................$500Denise Elliott Dennett ’81 Scholarship, Sophie Shiere .......................$500Federal Savings Bank Scholarship, Trevor Aube ...................................$750Frisbie Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Alexandra Archambault . $1,000Frisbie Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Allura LeBlanc ................. $1,000Frisbie Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Sophie Shiere ..................... $1,000George N. Cate Scholarship, Alexandra Archambault .......................$750George N. Cate Scholarship, Conor Corless ..........................................$500George N. Cate Scholarship, Megan Curtin .........................................$750George N. Cate Scholarship, Gregory Hatfield .....................................$500George N. Cate Scholarship, Griffin Kelley...........................................$500George N. Cate Scholarship, Sophie Shiere ...........................................$500Harvey Lake Woman’s Club Scholarship, Allura LeBlanc .................$500Helen ’46 and Norman ’40 Johnson Scholarship, Haley Bell ............$250H. Labarree Memorial Scholarship, Cody Driscoll ...............................$500Just Us Cardinals Scholarship, Brooke Esdale .......................................$250Just Us Cardinals Scholarship, Thomas Masison ..................................$250

Nathan Coleman Lake, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Leah Hastings ...............................................................................$10,000N.H. Thespians Scholarship, Samantha Lepecier ............................ $1,000Northwood Crankpullers Scholarship, Allura LeBlanc .....................$500Northwood Crankpullers Scholarship, Thomas Masison ...................$500Northwood Elementary Teachers Association Scholarship, Michael Gibson ...................................................................................$300Northwood Fire and Rescue Scholarship, Meredith Grady ...............$500Northwood Fire and Rescue Scholarship, Carissa Hodgdon .............$500Nottingham Fire and Rescue Scholarship (Robert E. McKenney Memorial), Noah Switzer ................................................................$500Nottingham Women’s Club Scholarship, Michaela Horvath ........ $1,000Nottingham Women’s Club Scholarship, Evan Koester .................. $1,000Pinkham Scholarship, Thomas Masison ...........................................$10,000Ralph “Duke” Seavey, Jr. ’39 Scholarship, Adam Nelson ....................$250Raymond Rotary Club, Evan Koester ................................................. $1,000Robin Burklund Drown ’76 Scholarship, Nicholas Levergood ..........$250Saddleback Mountain Lions Club Scholarship, Trevor Aube ........ $1,000Strafford County 4-H Advisory Council, Jenna Brown .....................$350Supporters of the Performing Arts (SOPA) Scholarship, Gregory Hatfield .................................................................................$500Supporters of the Performing (SOPA) Scholarship, Samantha Lepicier .............................................................................$500VFW Post 7217 Scholarship, Michael Gibson ......................................$250Vincent “Mike” Bane ’58 Scholarship, Michael Bailey .......................$500William O’Neal ’46 Oratory Award, Quinn Palmer ...........................$400U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Awards, Alexandra Archambault and Thomas MasisonU.S. Marine Corps High School Distinguished Athlete Awards, Olivia Daigle and Skyler MitchellU.S. Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Awards, Megan Curtin and Trevor AubeU.S. Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Awards, Nicole Swindell and Alexander Davis

Class of 2002Ryan ChadbournLindsey MasonTotal: $50.00

Class of 2004Nikolas BassettAlissa DeTrude

KeenlisideJoseph Raffaele Total: $100.00

Class of 2005

Timothy HoughMichael OlssonTotal: $110.00

Class of 2009

Devon FarrAndrew Mason

Antoinette Raffaele Total: $75.00

Class of 2010Jonathan FittsTotal: $25.00

Total 2012 Alumni Giving:

$34,640

Note: Donations to the Academy’s Visions Annual Campaign are listed each fall in the Visions Annual Report. Gifts made to other organizations, such as the CBNA Alumni Associa-tion, are not received by the Academy, do not support the Visions Annual Campaign and are not included in the Annual Report.

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Congratulations, Class of 2012!

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Ave Meghan AhernMykayla AllardMackenzie AllisAlexandra ArchambaultAaron AshTrevor AubeMichael BaileyKayla BaneMarissa BeaudoinAllison BeaupreDevin BeckJaedyn BedellHaley BellNatasha BerryKatelyn BerubeLauren BloweyTyler BowdenJenna BrownEric BurgessJonathan BurnhamD. Pierce ButlerChristopher ChadwickKevin ChadwickSavanah ClarkeRyan ClevelandAmanda ColwellMegan ConradConor CorlessKatherine CronkSavana CurrierMegan CurtinOlivia DaigleThomas DarlingAlexander DavisSamuel DavisHubert DeVeau IIILaura DohertyGeorge DonovanAnthony DornAndrew DowDarren Doyon

Cody DriscollJonathan DufordJamie DugganLauren DurellBrooke EsdaleKyle EstellJaime EvansMia FaucherAbigail FenertyTravis FerlandPatrick FoleyKelsey FollansbeeJacob GallantBrianna GaluskaCorey GerltMichael GibsonFelicia GisonnoMeredith GradyAmanda GrondinTaylor HainsLauren HarnishLeah HastingsGregory HatfieldJames HaydenRachel HayesCarissa HodgdonAshley HogneAmanda HorneMichaela HorvathDavid IkewoodPaige JamesAlexandra JonesGriffin KelleyNikolai KinevichEvan KoesterChihiro KondrupPaige LaboeBlair LeavittAllura LeBlancAndrew LeeCorinne LeMauk

Samantha LepicierNicholas LevergoodHailey LockeAshley LongverSamantha MacCallumChristopher MadoreDouglas Marshall IIAlicia MartellTori MartinThomas MasisonMariah McCabeKasie McConnellRyan McCourtDylan McDadeKendall McGowenAaron McGrathVirginia MerrillChristopher MilletteSkyler MitchellAdam NelsonNicholas NordMatthew NortonDavid O’Neill-PrattJamie OsborneMatthew PaganelliQuinn PalmerCorina PerkinsJenna PerkinsAmanda PerronErin PowersMarcus PulloCaitlin RankCristina RannoJacob RayBrittany ReadelJustin RennerBrian RobertAshleigh RoseAlex RussellJacob RuthCrystal Schlessinger

Claire ScoonAlexander SearingLuke SenterSophie ShiereHannah SilvermanBrooke SmithKatherine SoiettKatrina SouthwickJessica SpauldingKyle St. CyrDavid StevensMatthew StevensHaylie StoddardNicole SwindellNoah SwitzerStephen TetreaultJohn Walter TomaszewskiCourtney TurcotteKeith TurgeonKelly TurnerRyan TurnerTimothy TuttleRobert ValareseHarrison VinaMichele VlasichPatrick WalshMorgan WestBrooke WheelerIsaac WilsonKyle WoodKatherine WysockiMackenzie YoungRichard YoungEmily Yurek

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1 David Stevens (center) with his proud brothers, Ryan Stevens ’03 (left) and Tyler Stevens ’10 (right)

2 Class Marshall Dylan DeButts ’13.

3 Meghan Ahern, John Walter Tomaszewski and Devin Beck.

4 Alexandra Archambault (left) with her sister, Abbey Archambault ’13.

5 Olivia Daigle with her father, CBNA faculty member David Daigle.

6 From left to right are Allura LeBlanc, Leah Hastings, Olivia Daigle, Sophie Shiere, Megan Conrad, Meredith Grady and Haley Bell.

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Claire ScoonAlexander SearingLuke SenterSophie ShiereHannah SilvermanBrooke SmithKatherine SoiettKatrina SouthwickJessica SpauldingKyle St. CyrDavid StevensMatthew StevensHaylie StoddardNicole SwindellNoah SwitzerStephen TetreaultJohn Walter TomaszewskiCourtney TurcotteKeith TurgeonKelly TurnerRyan TurnerTimothy TuttleRobert ValareseHarrison VinaMichele VlasichPatrick WalshMorgan WestBrooke WheelerIsaac WilsonKyle WoodKatherine WysockiMackenzie YoungRichard YoungEmily Yurek

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2012-2013 FFA members include (back row, left to right) Jakob Grover, volunteer Nick Porcella ‘11, Doug Clifford, volunteer Rebecca Paine ‘09, Joe Stevens, Jeremy Davis, Andrea Atkinson, Ken Richard, Josh Lambert, Jordon Shurtleff, Bill Hampl, Lucas Gerry, Coach Vin Porcella, Liam Nunes, Eric Shorten, Jim Bergeron, Corey Oles (front row, left to right), Jon Shorten, Jeff Corson and Brett Wimsatt.

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