Visions - Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

VISIONS
Fall 2007
Annual Report
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COE-BROWN
NORTHWOOD
ACADEMY
907 First New Hampshire Turnpike
Northwood, New Hampshire 03261
603-942-5531
VISIONS VOL. 11
Vidimus, Videmus & Videbimus
THE PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
www.coebrownacademy.com
Headmaster: David S. Smith
Assistant Headmaster: Paul W. Davis, Jr.
B O A R D O F T RU S T E E S 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 :
James Colburn, President
B. Lee Mason, Vice President
J.B. Cullen, Secretary
Duane Ford, Treasurer
Robert Bailey ’45
Bunny Behm
Sheri DeTrude ’73, Past President
Jane Gettens
James Grant
Stuart J. Mitchell IV
Judith Sanderson, Past President
Roberta Stearns, Ph.D. ’57, Past President
Ashton E. Welch ’60
G. Wells Anderson, Trustee Emeritus
Robert Carr ’48, Trustee Emeritus
George Geers ’45, Trustee Emeritus
Robert Grant ’53, Trustee Emeritus
Robert Johnson ’35, Trustee Emeritus
William Lord, Trustee Emeritus
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICER S 2007-2008:
Debbie Burklund Marden ’75, President
Carolyn Knox O’Neal ’87, Vice President
Amy Stanley Paine ’78, Secretary
Robin Burklund Drown ’76, Treasurer
Jessica Marden Weeks ’00, Corresponding Secretary
Genevieve Rogers ’36 Associate, Scholarship Chair
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERS-AT-LARGE:
Brian Allen ’82
Charles S. Bailey ’72
Gretchen Pratt Colpritt ’90
Linda Lovely Eastman ’76
Barbara Holmes Pratt ’65
Front row, left to right: Judith Sanderson, Duane Ford,
President James Colburn, J.B. Cullen and B. Lee Mason. Back
row, left to right: Bunny Behm, Robert Bailey, James Grant,
Stuart Mitchell IV, Sheri DeTrude and Roberta Stearns.
Contents
Annual Fund Appeal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Front Cover
Kristal Kostiew Yush Pursues Her Olympic Dream. . . . . . . . . Page 2
Welcome New Faculty and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4
School News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4
Two New Scholarships Established. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5
Annual Giving by Donor Category. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6
CBNA’s Top Ten Graduates, Class of 2007. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8
CBNA Alumni Association’s Annual Banquet. . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 10
Alumni Golf Tournament. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12
Annual Giving by Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 14
The Class of 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15
Commencement 2007, Scholarships and Awards. . . . . . . . . . Page 16
Looking Back at Commencement 2007. . . . . . . . . Inside Back Cover
Editor: Margaret M. Joyce
Associate Editor: Roberta Wallace Stearns ’57
Design: Beverly A. Joyce, Joyce Design Solutions, LLC
Printing: Keystone Press, Inc.
Visions is published twice a year for the alumni, parents and friends of
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy.
ON THE COVER: Greg Cullen ’01 (left) and Mike Hedstrom ’01
were part of the winning foursome at this year’s CBNA Alumni and
Friends Golf Tournament.
Visions — Fall 2007 1
Kristal Kostiew Yush
pursues her Olympic dream
Kristal Kostiew Yush graduated from Coe-Brown Northwood
Academy in 2000. She went on to pursue a degree at the University
of Vermont, where she began competing in hammer throw. While
at Vermont she collected 14 America East Championships and was
a four-time Vermont team MVP, as well as four-time America East
Field Performer of the Year. In 2004 she was the America East Scholar
Athlete of the Year and an Academic All American. She married
Derek Yush in July 2005 and they currently reside in Baton Rouge,
Louisiana.
Kristal qualified for her first USA team in 2007 by finishing second
at the USA Outdoor Championships. By winning a silver medal
at the national championship, Kristal earned the right to represent
the United States at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro in
July, where she took fourth place, as well as at the 2007 IAAF World
Championship in Athletics in Osaka, Japan, in August. Kristal has
now set her sights on the upcoming Olympic trials and the 2008
Summer Games in Beijing, China.
How did you begin participating in hammer throw?
I began as a freshman at the University of Vermont. My coach,
Ed Kusiak, introduced me to the hammer to help score more points
for the team at the conference meet. I went into college as a good
discus, javelin and shot putter with marks that were competitive
in the America East Conference. I believe I finished third in the
conference as a freshman with a high mark of 152’ and things just
got better from there.
As a sophomore I broke the UVM school record (formerly held
by Olympian Anna Norgren) with a best mark of 182. In my junior
year I became more competitive in the NCAA region throwing 188,
and as a senior finished ninth in the region with a best mark of 191
feet, seven inches. While at UVM I also set the indoor and outdoor
shot put records as well as the indoor 20-pound weight throw record
for UVM and the America East conference.
Exactly what is the hammer throw?
The hammer I throw is not the one that people typically
imagine when I tell them what I do. It is not your traditional
hammer used to drive nails at a construction site. It is actually an
event that derived from the Scottish Highland Games and modified
for track and field. The hammer implement itself is a 4kg (8.8 lbs.
for women, 16 lbs. for men) steel ball on a swivel. The swivel is
attached to a wire and the wire is attached to a handle. The whole
system is just under four feet long. The thrower enters into a 7’2”
ring and must complete a series of winds (typically 2 or 3) where
they remain stationary at the back of the circle (back to the direction
of throw). After these winds/swings the thrower then turns to the
left (if right handed) on a heel or toe and completes a turn.
What was your major in college and what career
path have you pursued?
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Kristal Kostiew Yush
I attended the University of Vermont on a full athletic
scholarship. I majored in education and exercise and sport
sciences and graduated in 2004 with my teaching degree
(physical education for K-12). Right before graduation I signed
a contract to teach high school physical education in Montville,
Connecticut. This year I have relocated to Baton Rouge with my
husband who has a coaching job at Louisiana State University
and I will be teaching K-8 physical education and social studies
at Crescent Elementary School as well as coaching volleyball and
track at Plaquemine High School. Working full time, coaching
and training sure keeps me busy, but I love all aspects of my life!
Work helps me to have something non track-related that I am
good at and enjoy; coaching helps me to give back to kids and
participate in sports that I love; and the training is just a bonus!
Did your academic and athletic experience at
Coe-Brown contribute to your desire to pursue
compete at the international level?
If anyone had told me when I was in high school that
someday soon I would be one of the best athletes in my sport,
I wouldn’t have believed it. When I was in high school I had
dreams of someday making an Olympic team, but I guess I never
really believed that it was a true possibility for me. I always
thought that I would play college basketball somewhere and that
would be it. That was where my love was. Then the calls started
coming from track coaches across the country and I started to think,
“Hey, I could be pretty good at throwing in college.” One thing led to
another and now here I am—one of the best in the world!
I think that a lot of what I took from academics and athletics
from Coe Brown was the drive for excellence no matter what the
circumstances were. I remember with basketball, Mr. Hall always told
my team that we were capable of so much, not to give up, and work
for our goals and get out there and achieve them. Being a part of
two of his state championship teams really helped to develop a core
feeling that I could achieve anything that I put my mind to through
hard work and dedication. My dad showed me similar lessons (he
coached me in throwing when I decided to try track my sophomore
year), as well. His patience, dedication and belief in me really helped
me to see what I was really capable of. He would come to practice
each day after work and help me and the other throwers to become
good. His attention to detail and never letting me go home until I
had a good practice really helped to hone the discipline that I need in
my practice sessions today.
The same was true with academics. The teachers I had—Mr.
Johnson, Mr. Hall, Mr. Colby, Mr. Ashley, Mr. McCormick and Mrs.
Dana—they always expected the best from all of their students. I
was no exception. I remember one day I was having a difficult time
with math and getting so frustrated and Mr. Johnson would not let
me leave class until I got it—which eventually I did. Mr. McCormick
never accepted anything less than our best for chorus and worked
so patiently until everyone got it. Mr. Colby asked us day in and day
out to think outside the box and imagine what we could become in
five years. It was all the little things from coaches, teachers and family
that helped to create the base of confidence and drive to achieve what
I have so far.
What role has your family played in your athletic
career?
I truly believe that the support of my family (including my
husband) has played an important role in my success. Knowing
that they are there and supportive no matter how I do or what I
accomplish is one of the best feelings in the world. It doesn’t matter
to them how far I throw, if I make an Olympic team or where I
compete. Having that knowledge can be really comforting when I’ve
had a bad meet or am thousands of miles from home.
All my life my parents have been there at my athletic events,
never missing a game, meet or event. Dad has acted as a travel
companion to some of my cross-country trips when my husband
couldn’t make it. I can always count on Mom or Dad or both of them
to be there to cheer me on. Even when they can’t physically be there
to watch, they ask me to show them videos of the event so they can
feel like they were there cheering me on! Having that support means
everything in the world.
Having my husband always on my side supporting me no matter
how I perform is really a rod of strength for me, too. Derek is my
current coach so he is tough on me, telling me when I am capable
of more, when I totally choked, or performed at my best. He is
sometimes brutally honest, which is difficult to hear, but at the same
time I know he is always on my side. Derek tries never to miss a
meet of mine, as well, no matter if it is in Arizona, Japan or Boston.
Besides being the best coach I could imagine, he is the best husband a
girl could ever ask for!
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What awards/titles/medals
have you won thus far?
2007 USA World Team (finished as second best in the
US and number 23 in the world)
2007 USA Pan American Team (finished fourth, was
number one American hammer thrower at the meet)
USA National Meet (2007: 2nd, 2006: 5th, 2005:
9th)
• USA National Indoor Meet (2007: 3rd, 2006:
5th, 2005: 8th, 2004: 5th, 2003: 9th)
Personal Best Progression
2007: 227’3”
2003: 188
2006: 215
2002:185
2005: 205
2001: 153
2004: 191
2000: never thrown it before!
Where have you traveled for hammer throw
events?
This year has really been a breakthrough year for me;
I’ve improved my throw by nearly 20 feet! Through this
performance, the international scene has just begun to open
up to me. This past year I have traveled to the following
places: Boston, New York City, Tennessee, California, Oregon,
Arizona, Utah, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Brazil and Japan. Next
year I will travel to Europe for a few weeks of competitions
after the trials and before the Olympic Games.
Assuming you reach the Olympics, what do you
plan to do afterwards? Will you stay in the sport
and compete again in four years?
Assuming I make the Olympic team next year, I hope to
make it to the finals. If I make the team next year I really think
that I have a really good possibility to be in contention for a
medal in 2012 and 2016. Obviously Derek and I will need to
sit down and re-assess after next fall, but I still feel that I will
be young enough to keep up with the training and remain
competitive. Derek and I definitely want to have children at
some point, as well. Only time will tell how all that will work
into my athletic goals and the timing of the Olympics in the
coming years.
Do you keep in touch with any of your
Coe-Brown classmates?
Living in Connecticut and now Louisiana, I am not
around Northwood as much as I was in the past. I bump into
my high school friend Sarah Bascom from time to time, but
not as much as I would like. I do try to make it home for the
Alumni Basketball game each fall to touch base with a few
people, but for the most part the people I keep in touch with
from CBNA are my siblings! (Michael Kostiew ’96, Matthew
Kostiew ’02 and Katherine Kostiew ’04.)
For more information about Kristal’s quest for the Olympics
and how you can help her reach her goal, visit Kristal’s web site at
www.kristalyush.com.
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Welcome new
faculty and staff
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is pleased to introduce the
newest members to its faculty and staff:
Laurie Foster, RN, is the new school nurse. She is a
graduate of Roberts Wesleyan College and the University
of Vermont. In addition to nursing duties, Laurie
will teach health classes and participate in freshmen
orientation classes.
Carol Gephart will be teaching classes in both the
math and science departments at Coe-Brown. With two
master’s degrees, this graduate of Hope College, Michigan
State University and the University of New Hampshire
brings to CBNA 19 years of combined teaching and
coaching experience.
Amanda Hodgdon, a graduate of Coe-Brown, is also
a recent graduate from the University of New Hampshire.
She has been working in various schools for the past four
years, and serves Coe-Brown as a substitute teacher as
well as the director for Project Success, an after school
academic aid program.
Chad McGann, a graduate of Coe-Brown, has attended
Hesser College and has been working in education for
the past three years. He is an in-class paraprofessional
working in the Special Education department.
Maria Maness attended the Community College of
the Air Force, University of Maryland and University of
New Hampshire. In addition to teaching Spanish courses,
she also serves as advisor to the International Club.
Beth Mennelle has served Coe-Brown in the past as a
substitute teacher. A graduate of Alfred University, she is
a full-time substitute this year.
Wendy Porter is the newest member of the guidance
department. She is a graduate of both Plymouth State
University and Lesley University.
Joe Vachon, a 15-year veteran of the computer
industry, serves as Coe-Brown’s technology director. He
attended Lyndon State College.
David Zink-Mailloux, a graduate of the University
of New Hampshire, has been working in education for
the past three years. He is an in-class paraprofessional
working in the Special Education department, and will
also serve as the head coach for CBNA’s spring track and
field team.
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School News
Donations Fund Grants for CBNA Faculty and
Staff
Several faculty and staff members were awarded $500 grants for
academic year 2006-2007. The funds for this grant program are
donated by individuals who wish their gift to be used in specific
areas such as Arts, Academics, Athletics, Vocational Education and
Administration. We are extremely fortunate to have the support of
these dedicated and generous benefactors. The grant recipients are:
Jean Cumings and Honor Arnstein (Academics/Administration)
Speakers, materials and field trip for the Healthy Choices Club
Jean Cumings (Academics) Purchase of Stealth Cam for use in biology,
environmental science and zoology classes
Wini Young (Academics) Purchase of GPS kit for environmental
science class and Young Environmental Activists Club
Pat Savage (Vocational Ed) Camera and supplies for Community
Based Instruction program (journals and cottage industry)
As a condition of the grant, each recipient submitted a summary report
of the completed project detailing how the funds were expended as well
as the short-term impact of the project and any anticipated long-term
benefits to the school. Thank you to all our donors for your support.
2008 CBNA Yearbook Reverts to
Original Name
The CBNA yearbook is changing its name this year to restore it to the
original name of Chronicle. The first Chronicle yearbook was 1935. The
Comanche mascot was adopted in the late 1960s and the yearbook was
changed in 1972. From 2004 to 2007 the yearbook was called Ursus
(the Latin name for bear, our current mascot).
Yearbook advisor Caryn Lasky has some old yearbooks available for sale
in limited quantities: 2006 - 15; 2005 - 1; 2003 - 1;
2002 - 11; 1993 - 3; 1992 - 5; 1981 - 4
If you are interested in purchasing one of the yearbooks, they are
available for $10 each. Make your check payable to CBNA and send
to the academy, attn. Caryn Lasky, 907 1st New Hampshire Turnpike,
Northwood, NH 03261.
CBNA Receives Second Consecutive
Sportsmanship Award
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy unveiled its newest award in front of
the entire student body at a recent school assembly. Athletic Director
Matt Skidds announced that Coe-Brown has received the New
Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association’s Class I Sportsmanship
Award.
The most prestigious honor awarded by the NHIAA, it is voted on by
all schools who participate in Class I athletics. It honors Coe-Brown’s
athletes, coaches and spectators for their conduct and sportsmanship
during the 2006-2007 athletic season. This is the second consecutive
year that Coe-Brown has been a Class I honoree, and Skidds
emphasized the role the entire school played in earning this award.
The NHIAA promotes a culture of sportsmanship amongst its member
schools and the 44,000 student athletes involved in its programs.
Two new scholarships established in memory of loved ones
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is the fortunate
beneficiary of two new scholarship funds established in the
names of loved ones who passed away this year.
The Ralph “Duke” Seavey ’39
Scholarship has been established in the amount
of $20,000 by the trustees of his estate. Duke was
an avid musician who played clarinet and had his
own band. He was a loyal supporter of CBNA and
wanted a portion of money from his trust fund to go
to CBNA. The money will be used each year for a
music scholarship. Several members of Duke’s family
graduated from CBNA including his mother, Grace
Merl Akins 1918, and siblings Fred Seavey ’42, Merl
Seavey Bartels ’42 and Frances Seavey Carlson ’43.
The Nathan C. Lake Memorial
Scholarship Fund was established by Mr. Lake’s
family following his death this past July. Mr. Lake
Ralph Seavey ‘39 (center) leading the CBNA band.
was a resident of Strafford and, with his wife, Anne,
ran Berrybogg Farm for more than 30 years. Although his
daughters, Julia Lake Butterfield, Leslie Lake and Cynthia
Lake, graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas Academy in Dover fund. Mrs. Anne Lake, Nathan Lake’s widow, sums up the
family’s decision:
and his grandchildren attended Oyster River High School,
“We chose to start a scholarship in Nathan’s name because
the family chose CBNA as the beneficiary of the scholarship
education, both formal and informal, was an integral part
of who Nathan was,” says Mrs. Lake. “His parents struggled
financially to send him to Lafayette College as so many parents
do today but they did what they had to do and Nathan lived
his life always grateful for the opportunity. We have lived in
this community for over 35 years and over the years we have
had the pleasure of employing many Coe-Brown students in the
blueberry field. We were always impressed with how many of the
students were college bound and spoke highly of Coe-Brown.
Our family hopes this scholarship will help students realize their
dream of college and foster a lifelong love of education, which is
how Nathan lived his life.”
To date, the family and friends of Nathan Lake have
contributed more than $68,000 to the Nathan C. Lake
Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Thank you to both families for your generosity. For more
information about establishing a memorial scholarship at CoeBrown, call the Development Office at 603-942-5531, ext. 186,
or e-mail [email protected].
Left: Nathan C. Lake served his country in the US Navy. He built
a career as a corporate pilot and, together with his wife, Anne,
owned and operated Berrybogg Farm in Strafford.
Visions — Fall 2007 5
Annual Giving by Donor Category
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy
CBNA Chronicle ($10,000-$14,999)
Pinkham Scholarship
CBNA Patron ($250-$499)
Robert E. Bailey ’45
Vincent “Mike” Bane Scholarship
CBNA Heritage ($5,000-$9,999)
Merl L. Bartels ’42
TD Banknorth
George A. Bartlett ’47
Kathleen J. Bernier ’58
CBNA Benefactor ($2,500-$4,999)
Martin F. Blood ’81
George N. Cate Scholarships
CBNA Maintenance Staff Scholarship
Dodge Family Scholarship
Headmaster’s Society ($1,000-$2,499)
Dan Ferguson
David Behm Music Scholarship
Priscilla Foss ’64
Boeing
Robert Gable
Robert E. Carr ’48
Genentech, Inc.
CBNA Alumni Scholarships
Graystone Builders
CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarships
Craig Holmes ’74
CBNA National Honor Society Scholarships Holy Rosary Credit Union
Frisbie Memorial Hospital Scholarship
Calvin Libby
George ’45 and Elizabeth ’48 Geers
Thomas Linnell ’76
Ann Gifford ’49
Northwood Diner
Harvey Lake Women’s Club Scholarship
Northwood Elementary Teachers’
Ryan Kane Scholarships
Association Scholarship
Northwood Fire/Rescue Association
Mary N. Oliver ’40
Scholarships
William O’Neal Oratory Award
John O’Brien Memorial Scholarship
Wade R. Sauls ’84
James E. Pender ’58
Maria N. Shute ’84
Raymond Area Rotary Club Scholarships
Roberta N. ’57 and Gene F. Stearns
Saddleback Mountain Lion’s Club Scholarship Ashton E. Welch ’60
SOPA Scholarships
Patricia ’61 and Henry Sweisthal
CBNA Club ($100-$249)
The Weather Channel
Annual Merit Scholarship
Charles S. Bailey ’72
CBNA Council ($500-$999)
Mary Ann Bailey ’46
Cardinal’s Scholarships
Jeffrey Baker
Norma A. Cater ’41
Clifford S. Bane ’53
Brenda Lynn and Robert Daley Scholarship
Vincent ’87 and Christine Bane
Denise Elliott Dennett Scholarship
Terrence J. Beach ’97
Annie Giles Memorial Scholarship
Bunny Behm
Gerald F. Giles ’47
Peter M. Behm
Edgar and Doris Greenhalgh Memorial
Richard Bengtson ‘53
Scholarship
James R. Bennett
Paul J. Guptill ’52
Christina Blanchard Memorial Scholarship
Ann E. Helmboldt Memorial Scholarship
L. Gail Brown ’66
H. Labarree Memorial Scholarship
Camp Yavneh
Renee Laberge Scholarship (Northwood
CBNA Alumni Association
Theatre Workshop)
CBNA Board of Trustees
Rochester Rotary Club
Richard Chandler ’69
SADD Chapter Scholarship
Class of 1952
Judith Sanderson and Bruce Farr
Don J. Clifford ’80
Herbert Sherman Scholarship
Coca-Cola of New England
Darrin A. St. Clair ’87
James Colburn
Strafford Garden Club Scholarship
Steven M. Colby ’85
Strafford Women’s Club Scholarship
James B. Cullen
Student Council Leadership Scholarships
Davideen Lynn Dahill/Robert Pike Sr.
Memorial Scholarship
Corinda M. Davis ’41
Marilyn ’53 and Robert ’49 Deem
George M. Demmons ’55
Arthur Desmarais ’76
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Sheri Detrude ’73
Douglas P. Dimes ’84
Dominic’s Restaurant Scholarship
Joanne Eaton ’78
Sherman Elliott ’57
Suzi Falcone ’74
Cheryl Ann Fitzgerald ’65
Constance R. Gates ’42
Gary O. Goldsmith ’66
Barbara Gray ’56
Green Gate Farm
Janet Hall
Hallowell Systems
Faye A. Hammond ’54
O. William B. Hayes ’36
Allan ( Joe) G. Holmes ’46
Darren M. Howcroft ’83
Emery T. Hutchins
Inn at Deerfield
Inventex, Inc.
Clinton Jackson ’77
Gene W. ’57 and Linda ’58 Jacques
Norman and Helen Johnson Memorial Scholarship
Robert A. Johnson ’35
Lisa M. Kennard ’80
Pearl King ’53
Christopher J. Knox ’85
Paul Lacroix
John and Jean Lane
Susan Lombard
Phyllis A. MacPherson
Thomas B. Madson
Kenneth Magoon ’53
Robert L. Magoon ’56
B. Lee Mason
Raymond Mason
McBride’s Water Advantage
William J. McGowen ’64
Zolin Moses ’63
Alden A. Neal ’62
Joan Nelson ’55
New England Signal Systems
Coral G. Nieder ’62
Nippo Lake Golf Club
Northwood Crankpullers Snowmobile Club
Scholarship
Northwood Physical Therapy
Northwood Power Equipment
Northwood Transportation
O-Bee’s Electric
Heather E. O’Neal ’01
Marlene Paige ’50
Bernice and Benedict Raffaele
Jean M. Richner
Genevieve “Ginny” K. Rogers
Norene S. Sauls-Niemeyer ’54
Marcia J. Severance ’62
Richard A. Shaw ’66
Sign Spectrum
David M. Smith
Nancy ’61 and Abe Souther
Kathryn L. Stoker ’67
Ann Strout Memorial Scholarship
Daniel ’74 and Melinda ’75 Tasker
Elmer D. ’37 and Edith Tasker
Jeffrey ‘76 and Diane ’76 Tasker
MD Tasker Construction
Tasker’s Well Co.
Paul Thiem ’59
Barbara J. Thompson ’56
Carol Tompkins
Jean R. Tudor ’46
Dennis A. Tuttle ’65
James Tuttle ’69
Lance E. Twombly ’90
Ralph E. Twombly ’51
Brenda A. Weeks ’60
Bigelow Wood ’54
Bruce Young ’49
Janis M. Zalgenas ’67
CBNA Bear’s Den ($1-$99)
Anonymous
Apple Hill Golf Course
David and Sally ’69 Aseltine
Christine Averill ’71
Richard E. Bartels ’67
Loretta G. Behm
Jane Bell
William L. Brackett ’66
Robert Burklund
Scott G. Burklund ’82
Linda Burtt ’60
David K. Buzzell ’66
Joe Byrnes
Susan E. Calabrese ’83
Cathy Calef ’74
Bruce A. Cammett ’76
Capitol Golf Center
John Cassidy ’81
Russell Cicchetto ’74
Class of 1945
Class of 1948
Class of 1957
Brian J. Colburn ’97
Lindsey M. Colburn ’02
Steven A. Colburn ’96
Melisa A. Connors ’90
Eleanor Corbin ’57
Elizabeth Crowley ’40
John Crummey ’42
Al Dalrymple ’52
David Deardorff
Joan M. Debutts ’60
Diana M. Decota ’78
Lillian A. Deely ’51
Thomas Demeritt ’61
William Demmons ’55
Alissa DeTrude ’04
Bill & Lois Detrude
Kevin DeTrude ’01
Edward Dodge ’59
Robin Drown ’76
Mary Drown ’52
Dunkin’ Donuts Northwood
Linda Eastman ’76
Nancy E. Edmunds ’63
Barbara Emery ’52
Jeffrey Farr ’99
Duane Ford and Caryn Lasky
Jill M. Forward
Melinda J. Geaumont ’81
Patricia A. Gerlt ’85
Margaret Giamartino
Linda ’77 and Jim Grant
In Memory of Frank L. Guptill ’48
Keith Guptill ’79
Kerry Guptill ’76
Norma M. Hackett ’55
Hannaford Northwood
Mary Hathaway ’53
Bonnie K. Heisey ’84
Jennette Hemeon ’52
Heritage True Value Hardware
Georgia E. Hodgman ’66
Lawrence E. Hutchins ’42
Rebecca L. Irvine ’64
Cheryl A. Jackson ’79
Douglas T. Jackson ’80
Romayne D. Jackson ’48
Arlene W. Johnson
Jason S. Johnson ’92
Samuel W. Johnson ’66
Cheryl Jorgensen
Kristin M. Joslin
Carol Kelley ’59
Edith N. Kimball ’60
Joy Kimball ’47
Shelley Kirschner ’73
Cathy A. Lindquist ’72
Marion Lovely ’54
Carole Luedtke ’80
Judith D. Lynch ’66
Debbie Marden ’75
Helen C. Marison ’36
Arthur W. Marston ’66
Bree ’90 and Arthur ’90 Marston
Marguerite Martinez ’59
Janet C. Marx
Lindsey L. Mason ’02
Mountain Road Trading Post
Joyce C. Munroe ’63
Alan E. O’Neal ’86
Anne Onion
Ossian USA
Amy E. Paine ’78
Louise J. Palmer
Joan A. Parent ’67
Norma C. Perkins ’39
Douglas Peterson
Gregory ’96 and Sara ’97 Pickard
Sandra L. Priolo ’66
William ’71 and Pamela ’72 Rafeal
Sheila Rainey
Wendy Rappa ’80
Nancy L. Richardson ’62
Diane R. Robinson ’63
Lemma L. Rollins ’43
Brenda Salisbury
Patricia Savage
Debbie S. Schimmel ’83
Donna Sewall ’71
Irene M. Shores ’35
Rebecca Shoup
Janet L. Simpson ’60
Lewis ’57 and Cyndi ’60 Smith
Phyllis Smith ’53
Smuttynose Brewing Co.
Jessica A. Snider ’01
Mary J. Snider ’75
Ginger L. Snow ’89
Jean E. Stapleford ’47
William W. Stevens ’66
Sean P. Stimmell ’93
Brian Stone ’77
Beverly J. Stover ’55
William Strachan ’69
Mabel Sullivan ’59
Ann B. Thibeault ’82
Joyce E. Thistle ’57
George L. Tilton ’47
John M. Tuttle ’67
Corey A. Twombly ’87
Frederick P. Twombly ’60
Philip W. Twombly ’62
Roland I. Twombly ’62
Margaret Wallace ’61
Wal-Mart Rochester
Rowena N. Walsh ’36
Deborah Ward ’70
Jessica Weeks ’05
Sandra Weston
Jennifer L. Wheet ’90
Robert White ’57
Shirley White ’49
George W. Witham ’57
Mildred P. Wolak ’57
Pamela Wood ’73
Etta ’57 and Joyce ’57 Yeaton
In Memory of John M. Young ’49
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Coe-Brown Northwood Academy announces the
top ten graduates for 2007
By Jeanne Goulet Reardon
The valedictorian for the class of 2007 was Rebecca L. Harnish
of Strafford. During her four years at Coe-Brown, Miss Harnish
played on the varsity soccer team as well as the varsity track and
field team. She was captain of the soccer team her junior and
senior years and captain of the track and field team her senior year.
In addition, she was a member of the National Honor Society,
Valedictorian
National Latin Honor Society, the National Art Honor Society,
student government and the school’s math team. Miss Harnish
is attending Wake Forest University where she is studying premedicine and biology.
The 2007 salutatorian was Zoe Mistrale Hendrickson of
Strafford. She is attending Swarthmore College where she majors
in biology. At Coe-Brown, Miss Hendrickson played varsity
soccer, softball and basketball. She played softball and basketball
all four years of school and was also captain of both teams. She
was an active member of the National Honor Society, National
Salutatorian
French Honor Society, and the National Art Honor Society,
for which she served as the group’s treasurer. In addition to her
academic and athletic achievements, Miss Hendrickson was a
member of the school’s chorus and band, as well as the math team
and SADD.
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The remaining top ten graduates are listed in alphabetical order:
Emily Helena Brownell of Strafford
was an active member of CBNA’s student
government, serving as class treasurer
her freshman year and as president for
the next three years. Miss Brownell has
acted in six CBNA theater productions,
including the starring role of Sandy
in this year’s musical, Grease. She was
a member of the track and field and
cross-country teams. In addition, she
is a member of FBLA, the National
Honor Society, the National French Honor Society, International
Thespian Society, and her church’s youth group. Miss Brownell
is attending Boston University majoring in athletic training. She
was awarded several scholarships, including the New Hampshire
Charitable Foundation, The Strafford Women’s Garden Club,
and a Boston University Grant.
Melissa Overmeyer of Northwood
is attending Gordon College, where she
majors in family counseling. In addition
to her academic achievements, Miss
Overmeyer was an active member of
many school organizations, including
the cross-country team, Project
SEARCH, the National Honor Society,
the Bible Club, band and chorus.
Nicole Smith of Strafford was the
Vice President of the class of 2007 since
her freshman year at Coe-Brown. In
addition, she was an active member of
the school’s student council and played
varsity tennis all four years. Miss Smith
attends Northeastern University where
she majors in business.
Kaitlyn Cecchetti of Strafford was
a member of student government for
her four years at Coe-Brown, serving
as a class officer as well as a member
of Student Council. She is a member
of the National Honor Society, the
Spanish Honor Society and played on
the girls basketball team all four years.
Miss Cecchetti is the recipient of the
Leadership Academy Scholarship and
the Presidential Scholarship and attends
Fitchburg State College where she majors in film directing.
Danielle MacDonald of Northwood
will major in education at the University
of New Hampshire, where she received a
Presidential Scholarship. An athlete and
scholar, Miss MacDonald was a member
of the volleyball, tennis and basketball
teams during her years at Coe-Brown.
In addition, she was an active member
of the National Honor Society and the
French Honor Society.
Hannah A. Osgood of Nottingham
has been a member of the varsity tennis
team and the Coe-Brown chapter of
SADD. In addition, she was a member
of the National Honor Society, the
National Art Honor Society and the
National Latin Honor Society. Miss
Osgood is attending Gordon College,
where she received the Challenge
Scholarship. She will major in early
childhood education.
Sofija R. Sutton of Strafford majors
in studio arts at Wheaton College,
from which she received a Community
Scholarship. She was a member of
the school’s math team, jazz band
and chorus. In addition, Miss Sutton
was the Editor-in-Chief of CoeBrown’s Literary Magazine, Paragon.
She performed in numerous school
productions and was a member of the
National Honor Society, President of
the National Art Honor Society and a
member of the International Thespian Society. Outside of school
activities and scholastics, Miss Sutton dances at Studio 109 in
Rochester.
Nicholas Vina of Strafford is
attending Brown University where he
majors in physics. Mr. Vina received
scholarships from the numerous
schools he was accepted to, including
the prestigious Rensselaer Medal and a
Presidential Scholarship from UNH.
He was a four-year member of the CoeBrown basketball team, and also spent
three years on the school’s soccer and
track and field teams. In addition to
sports, he was an active member of the National Honor Society,
the Latin Honor Society and student government.
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BELOW: A family CBNA reunion! Front row, left to right: Mary
Bateman Drown ‘52, Robin Drown ‘76, Tania Drown Chamberlin ‘04,
Lauren Drown Dow ‘00 and Marlene Burklund Paige ‘50. Back row,
left to right: Jessica Marden Weeks ‘00, Debbie Burklund Marden
‘75, Robert Burklund, Sr., ‘51 and Scott Burklund ‘82.
ABOVE: The 50th Anniversary Class of 1957: (left to right) Robert
White, Etta Yeaton, George Witham, Sherman Elliott, Lewis Smith,
Gene Jacques, Joyce Yeaton, Mildred Pectle Wolak, Gail Hoadley
Towle, Eleanor Kelley Corbin, Joyce Brown Thistle and Roberta
Wallace Stearns.
Annual
CBNA Alumni
By Ginny Rogers, CBNA Alumni Association
On June 9, 140 alumni, spouses, guests and friends
gathered in the CBNA dining hall for the annual Alumni
Banquet. As usual Kim and Darlene Cardinal of “Just Us
Cardinals” prepared a delicious buffet. Headmaster David
Smith conducted a damp walking tour of the campus for
those hearty alumni willing to brave the elements.
Alumni Association President Debbie Burklund
Marden ’75 introduced Headmaster Smith who briefly
outlined accomplishments in 2007 and hopes for the
year 2008. He noted that over 200 hopeful freshmen are
enrolled for academic year 2007-2008. Headmaster Smith
also accepted a donation to a scholarship in memory of
Willis “Bud” Rollins ’52, presented to the Academy by
Class of 1952 representative Leonard Welch. Margaret
Joyce, director of development and alumni affairs gave
a brief report on the annual golf tournament and the
generosity of alumni who provided financial support to the
academy over the past year.
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Reunion classes represented were:
1942 (65th) 3 members
1952 (55th) 7 members
1957 (50th) 12 members
1962 (45th) 1 member
1972 (35th) 2 members
1977 (30th) 1 member
1982 (25th) 1 member
1987 (20th) 3 members
1997 (10th) 1 member
Eighteen class agents were present.
The following recognition awards were given:
■ Female Representative of Earliest Class­–Irene Brown Shores ’35
■ Male Representative of Earliest Class­–John Crummey ’42
■ Attended Traveling the Farthest­–Aen Brauer ’69, State of
Washington
■ Class with Most Members Present­–Class of 1957
■ Representative of the Most Recent Class­–Tania Drown ’04.
BELOW: Ashton Welch ‘60 was the proud winner of
the quilt made and donated by retired CBNA teacher
Phyllis MacPherson.
Banquet
ABOVE: Class Agents (from left to right) Roberta Wallace
Stearns ‘57; Edie Twombly Kimball ‘60; Nancy Linscott
Edmunds ‘63; Kathleen Folsom Bernier ‘58; Robert Bailey
‘45; Barbara Holmes Pratt ‘65; Paul Guptill ‘52; Ann Witham
Kustron ‘56; Pearl Yeaton King ‘53; Linda Nutter Blackey ‘71;
Charles S. Bailey ‘72; Aen Brauer ‘69; Robin Burklund Drown
‘76; Robert Burklund ‘51; Debbie Burklund Marden ‘75; Lauren
Drown Dow ‘00; Christine Larsen Mousseau ‘87; and Suzi
Cummings Falcone ‘74.
Association’s
Association Board Officers elected for 2007-2008 are
President Debbie Burklund Marden ’75; Vice President Carolyn
Knox O’Neal ’87; Secretary Amy Stanley Paine ’78; Treasurer
Robin Burklund Drown ’76; Corresponding Secretary Jessica
Marden Weeks ’00; Scholarship Chairman Ginny Rogers ’36
Associate. Members-at-Large are Brian Allen ’82; Gretchen
Pratt Colpritt ’90; Linda Lovely Eastman ’76; Barbara
Holmes Pratt ’65; and Charles S. Bailey ’72.
The Class of 1957 (12 members strong) celebrated their 50th
reunion with a very special guest, former teacher Phyllis Batchelder
MacPherson, who traveled from Florida to attend. She also made a
beautiful quilt to be used as a door prize, which was won by Ashton
Welch ’60. Ashton was delighted to win this beautiful prize, made
by one of his teachers.
A special thank you to all that donated raffle items. We raised
$531 for the Alumni Operating Fund. Each year the CBNA
Woodworking Shop makes a beautiful chest for the Alumni
Association to give as a door prize. This year’s winner was Patricia
Houlihan Sweisthal ’61.
SAVE THE DATE!
We’ll see you June 14, 2008,
at the next
Alumni Banquet.
Until then be safe,
healthy and happy.
We appreciate the e-mails and telephone calls stating
that this was the “best banquet to date.” It takes a lot of
work each year to plan the banquet and accolades are always
welcome.
In Memoriam
We are saddened to report the passing of the following
members of the CBNA family:
J. Wesley Broome ‘38
James A. Brower ‘47
Lucille Boodey Hill ‘38
Leslie R.Noyes ‘69
Rowena Newell Walsh ‘36
The CBNA Alumni Association tries its best to accurately
record the names of alumni and friends who have passed away.
Please contact Ginny Rogers at 603-942-5580 or
[email protected] about the deaths of alumni and friends
of CBNA, particularly those that occur outside
the Academy’s local news area.
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Loyal golfers help boost
CBNA’s endowment fund
Intermittent rain (all right, it was a steady downpour!)
didn’t dampen spirits of the forty golfers who participated
in the second annual CBNA Alumni and Friends Golf
Tournament on June 9 at Nippo Lake Golf Club in
Barrington. The golfers and our generous sponsors, led by
Graystone Builders of Strafford, raised more than $2,000 to
benefit CBNA’s endowment fund.
Northwood Power Equipment joined us again this year as
our hole-in-one sponsor but they were unable to give away a
Massey-Ferguson tractor. Better luck next year, golfers!
Our winning team this year consisted of Greg Cullen,
Keith DeTrude, Mike Hedstrom and Doug Smith, who
unseated last year’s champions. We were especially pleased to
have CBNA faculty members Sam Struthers, Matt Skidds,
Mark Struthers, Josh Hils, Heidi Cleveland and Mark Carrier
join us on the links this year.
Individual hole sponsors for this year’s tournament
were Northwood Physical Therapy, CBNA Alumni
Association, McBride’s Water Advantage, O-Bees Electric,
Holy Rosary Credit Union, Inn At Deerfield, Inventex, New
England Signal Systems, Northwood Diner, MD Tasker
(Left to right) Jack Miles, Fred Holmes ‘71 and John Dodge ‘72
get ready to hit the links.
Construction, Tasker’s Well Company and Northwood
Transportation.
Tournament and raffle prize sponsors were CocaCola of New England, Capitol Golf, Dunkin’ Donuts,
Hannaford Supermarkets, Apple Hill Golf Course,
Holy Rosary Credit Union, Smuttynose Brewing, Lion
Café, New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Nippo Lake Golf
Club, Northwood Power Equipment, Sign Spectrum,
Wal-Mart Rochester, Mountain Road Trading Post and
Paul Guptill.
Thank you so much to all our players and sponsors!
The 2008 tournament is scheduled for Saturday,
June 14. We welcome golfers of all abilities! Watch
the CBNA web site (www.coebrownacademy.com)
for registration information and materials. To have
a registration form mailed to you, call the CBNA
Development Office at 603-942-5531, ext. 186, or e-mail [email protected].
LEFT: CBNA faculty members Mark Carrier (far left)
and Heidi Cleveland (far right) with Heidi’s sisters Joy
Wood and Amy Quinlan.
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Keith Guptill ’79 and Doug Smith.
Assistant Headmaster Paul W. Davis, Jr., with CBNA student
and tournament volunteer Nate Legere ‘08.
Third Annual CBNA
Alumni and Friends
Golf Tournament
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Paul Guptill ’52 and David Newell ’52.
The Petersons (Derek ’05 and Doug, former trustee, far left and far right) watch the
action with Dan ’74 and Jeff ’76 Tasker.
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Annual Giving by Class
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy
Jean Stapleford
George Tilton
Total: $1,295.00
1935
Robert Johnson
Irene Shores
Total: $112.50
1948
Robert Carr
Elizabeth Geers
In Memory Of
Frank Guptill
Romayne Jackson
Class of 1948 (Tile)
Total: $1,810.75
1936
O. William Hayes
Helen Marison
Rowena Walsh
Total: $200.00
1937
Elmer Tasker
Total: $100.00
1949
Robert Deem
Ann Gifford
Shirley White
In Memory of
John Young
Bruce Young
Total: $1,270.00
1939
Norma Perkins
Total: $25.00
1940
Elizabeth Crowley
Mary Oliver
Jean Richner
Total: $400.00
1950
Marlene Paige
Total: $120.00
1941
Norma Cater
Corinda Davis
Total: $1,100.00
1951
Robert Burklund
Lillian Deely
Ralph Twombly
Total: $140.00
1942
Merl Bartels
John Crummey
Constance Gates
Lawrence Hutchins
Total: $688.50
1952
Al Dalrymple
Mary Drown
Barbara Emery
Harley Florence
Paul Guptill
Jennette Hemeon
Class of 1952 (Tile)
Total: $770.00
1943
Lemma Rollins
Total: $20.00
1953
Clifford Bane
Richard Bengtson
Marilyn Deem
Mary Hathaway
Pearl King
Kenneth Magoon
Phyllis Smith
Total: $550.00
1945
Robert Bailey
George Geers
Class of 1945 (Tile)
Total: $1,070.75
1946
Mary Ann Bailey
Allan ( Joe) Holmes
Jean Tudor
Total: $500.00
1947
George Bartlett
Gerald Giles
Joy Kimball
1954
Faye Hammond
Marion Lovely
Norene Sauls-Niemeyer
Bigelow Wood
Total: $325.00
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1955
George Demmons
Norma Hackett
Joan Nelson
Beverly Stover
Total: $275.00
1956
Barbara Gray
Robert Magoon
Barbara Thompson
Total: $300.00
1957
Eleanor Corbin
Sherman Elliott
Gene Jacques
Lewis Smith
Roberta Stearns
Joyce Thistle
Robert White
George Witham
Mildred Wolak
Etta Yeaton
Joyce Yeaton
Class of 1957 (Tile)
Total: $772.50
1958
Kathleen Bernier
Linda Jacques
James Pender
Total: $1,236.00
1959
William Demmons
Edward Dodge
Carol Kelley
Marguerite Martinez
Mabel Sullivan
Paul Thiem
Total: $325.00
1960
Linda Burtt
Joan Debutts
Edith Kimball
Janet Simpson
Cyndi Smith
Frederick Twombly
Brenda Weeks
Ashton Welch
Total: $562.50
1961
Thomas Demeritt
Nancy Souther
Patricia Sweisthal
Margaret Wallace
Total: $1,169.95
1962
Alden Neal
Coral Nieder
Nancy Richardson
Marcia Severance
Philip Twombly
Roland Twombly
Total: $605.00
1963
Nancy Edmunds
Zolin Moses
Joyce Munroe
John Newman
Diane Robinson
Total: $275.00
1964
Priscilla Foss
Rebecca Irvine
William McGowen
Total: $400.00
1965
Cheryl Ann Fitzgerald
Dennis Tuttle
Total: $200.00
1966
William Brackett
L. Gail Brown
David Buzzell
Robert Carpenter
Gary Goldsmith
Georgia Hodgman
Samuel Johnson
Judith Lynch
Arthur Marston
Sandra Priolo
Richard Shaw
William Stevens
Total: $590.00
1967
Richard Bartels
Joan Parent
Kathryn Stoker
Richard Stone
John Tuttle
Janis Zalgenas
Total: $475.00
1969
Sally Aseltine
Richard Chandler
William Strachan
James Tuttle
Total: $365.00
1970
Deborah Ward
Total: $50.00
1971
Christine Averill
William Rafeal
Donna Sewall
Total: $100.00
1972
Charles Bailey
Cathy Lindquist
Pamela Rafeal
Total: $190.00
1973
Sheri Detrude
Shelley Kirschner
Pamela Wood
Total: $350.00
1974
Cathy Calef
Russell Cicchetto
Suzi Falcone
Craig Holmes
Daniel Tasker
Total: $525.00
1975
Debbie Marden
Mary Snider
Melinda Tasker
Total: $120.00
1976
Bruce Cammett
Arthur Desmarais
Robin Drown
Linda Eastman
Kerry Guptill
Thomas Linnell
Diane Tasker
Jeffrey Tasker
Total: $545.00
1977
Linda Grant
Clinton Jackson
Theresa Laderbush
Total: $145.00
1978
Diana Decota
Joanne Eaton
Amy Paine
Total: $175.00
THE CLASS OF 2007
1979
Keith Guptill
Cheryl Jackson
Total: $75.00
1980
Don Clifford
Douglas Jackson
Lisa Kennard
Carole Luedtke
Wendy Rappa
Total: $400.00
1981
Martin Blood
John Cassidy
Melinda Geaumont
Total: $325.00
1982
Scott Burklund
Brian Stone
Ann Thibeault
Total: $75.00
1983
Susan Calabrese
Darren Howcroft
Debbie Schimmel
Total: $180.00
1984
Douglas Dimes
Bonnie Heisey
Wade Sauls
Maria Shute
Total: $725.00
1985
Steven Colby
Patricia Gerlt
Christopher Knox
Total: $250.00
1986
Deborah Hoey
Alan O’Neal
Total: $40.00
1987
Vincent Bane
Darrin St. Clair
Corey Twombly
Total: $680.00
1989
Ginger Snow
Total: $50.00
1990
Melisa Connors
Arthur Marston
Bree Marston
Lance Twombly
Jennifer Wheet
Total: $300.00
1992
Jason Johnson
Total: $75.00
1993
Kristyl Calef Brum
Sean Stimmell
Total: $60.00
1996
Steven Colburn
Gregory Pickard
Total: $30.00
1997
Terrence Beach
Brian Colburn
Sara Pickard
Total: $180.00
1999
Jeffrey Farr
Total: $20.00
2001
Kevin Detrude
Heather O’Neal
Jessica Snider
Total: $150.00
2002
Lindsey Colburn
Lindsey Mason
Total: $50.00
2004
Alissa Detrude
Joseph Raffaele
Total: $50.00
2005
Jessica Weeks
Total: $20.00
Catherine Leah Adams
Leila Victoria Alkurabi
Sara Meaghan Allard
Nickolas Allen Ambrose
Taylor Robert Ashford
Katie Leigh Beairsto
Kevin Michael Bedell
John Matthew Benham
Roxanne Nicole Bischoff
Paul William Blouin
Calah Denise Bouchard
Megan Cecilia Bready
Nathan Ross Bronnenberg
Emily Helena Brownell
Sarah Jayne Bujno
Rebecca Sue Bunker
Nathan Scott Burnell
Nicole Alexandra Campbell
Michael Paul Carr
Jill Amanda Carroll
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Cecchetti
Christopher Michael Chagnon
Calie Elizabeth Chase
Nicholas Charles Comtois
Cristin Margaret Conroy
Deanna Linn Cook
Michael Sebastian Coulombe
Samantha Marie Currier
Benjamin Lee Davis
Courtney Ann DeAngelis
Brian Miles Deyermond
Kyle Thomas DiFruscio
Ryan Fred Dolen
Kyle Bradford Drake
Evan Thomas Duderewicz
Amanda Lynn Elliott
Spencer Michael English
Kyle Tuttle Faucher
Kimberly Felber
Hannah Elizabeth Fernandes
Alexys Leigh Ficek
Mary Elizabeth Flannery
Kipp Gregory Franklin
Peter James Frase
Timothy James Fredette
Alison Elizabeth Freeman
Michelle Rose French
Amanda Beth Fuller
Robert William Gates Jr.
Andrew Joshua Goodwin
Allan Scott Grondin
Alicia Ann Gutowski
Alex David Haas
Kate McLean Hanrahan
Spencer Ross Hardwick
Rebecca Lynn Harnish
Anna Lee Hartmann
Nicholas William Hayward
Zoé Mistrale Hendrickson
Devon Voltage Hermenau
Joshua Salvatore Hickey
Jeffrey Nicholas Hodgdon
Kaci Alice Hoey
Gary Michael Hoover
Meghan Elizabeth Iber
Jason Robert Irving
Jonathan Richard Irving
Trevor Kevin Jandebeur
Tessa Jayne Jesmer
Amy Elizabeth Jordan
Kyla Amber Jurgel
Derek Stephen Kelley
Victoria Marie Kerivan
Justin Michael Kirwin
Seth Russell Klint
Derek Neal Kraytenberg
Elizabeth Nicole Lacroix
Daniel Nolan Laroche Jr.
Douglas Michael LeDuc
Joshua Kevin LeTarte
Benjamin Alyn Levergood
Stephanie Anne Long
Joshua Brian Lucien
Benjamin Joel MacDonald
Danielle Marie MacDonald
Kayla Elizabeth MacKenzie
Lyndsy Marie Macri
Rachel Ann Madariaga
Joshua Alexander Madison
Patrick John Massicotte
Laura Marie Masten
Krystal Anne Mayo
Brendan Hugh McCann
Timothy Rabin McConnell
Heather Ashley Meattey
Elizabeth Gearty Merrill
Devon John Miles
Robert Donovan Morlang
Taylor James Morrissette
Robert Scott Morton
Katelynn Patricia Mulcahy
Nathan Raymond Nadeau
Tiffany Anne Nolin
Patrick Ryan O’Connell
Haley Allison Omand
Grady James O’Neil
Hannah Ashleigh Osgood
Melissa Caitlin Overmyer
Matthew Joseph Pappalardo
Jennifer Lee Perry
Katelin Anne Perry
Matthew Thomas Peterson
Christi Elizabeth Pike
Chad Michael Pittera
Hannah Marie Plimpton
Alicia Marie Poisson
Larry Arthur Potvin Jr.
Jennifer Patrice Rice
Sheri Margaret Roux
Kristina Beth Roy
Kyle William Russell
Charles Ross Sargent
Thomas Aristotle Schena
Bradley Louis Schnoor
Jasmine Emily Schonwald
Samantha Marie Segura-Cook
Wendell L Sharpe
Jessica Lynn Shurtleff
Jame Kenneth Skeffington-Ward
Courtney Jayne Small
Nicole Elizabeth Smith
David Raymond Snell II
Joshua James Steenbergen
Kelsea Marie Stewart
Chance Andrew Strandell
Sofija Rasa Lucia Sutton
Marcie Erin Tasker
Elizabeth Terry
Tatjana Thomas
Joshua Ryan Thorne
Amanda Jean Turner
Jessica Margaret Valencia
Nicholas Louis Vina
Elizabeth Ashley Waldron
Kaitlin Michelle Waldron
Robert Scott West Jr.
Justine H Wheeler
Brianna Marie Whelan
Justin James Wood
Ashley Marie Young
Rebecca Grace Yurek
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Scholarships and Awards
Commencement 2007
Alumni Scholarship, Elizabeth N. Lacroix...............................$500
Alumni Scholarship, Hannah A. Osgood................................$500
Ann E. Helmboldt Memorial Scholarship,
Kimberly Felber..................................................................$500
Annie Giles Memorial Scholarship,
Melissa C. Overmeyer.......................................................$500
Ann Strout Memorial Scholarship, Alison E. Freeman.........$150
Annual Merit Scholarship, Robert S. West..............................$200
Brenda Lynn and Robert Daley Scholarship,
Jennifer P. Rice....................................................................$300
Brenda Lynn and Robert Daley Scholarship,
Brendan McCann...............................................................$300
Cardinal’s Scholarship, Robert S. West.....................................$250
Cardinal’s Scholarship, Amanda L. Elliott...............................$250
CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship, Nicole E. Smith........$400
CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship,
Joshua J. Steenbergen.........................................................$400
CBNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship,
Sofija R.L. Sutton...............................................................$400
CBNA Maintenance Staff Scholarship,
Wendell L. Sharpe..............................................................$400
CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship,
Rebecca L. Harnish............................................................$500
CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship,
Zoé M. Hendrickson.........................................................$500
CBNA National Honor Society Scholarship,
Jennifer L. Perry..................................................................$500
Christina Blanchard Memorial Scholarship,
Wendell L. Sharpe..............................................................$200
David Behm Music Scholarship,
Benjamin A. Levergood................................................ $1,000
Davideen Lynn Dahill/Robert Pike, Sr.,
Memorial Scholarship, Michelle R. French..................$120
Denise Elliott Dennett Scholarship,
Nathan R. Bronnenberg....................................................$500
Dodge Family Scholarship, Rebecca S. Bunker.......................$250
Dominic’s Restaurant Scholarship, Alexis E. Ficek................$150
Edgar and Doris Greenhalgh Memorial Scholarship,
Benjamin L. Davis..............................................................$500
Frisbie Memorial Hospital Scholarship,
Emily H. Brownell......................................................... $2,000
George N. Cate Scholarship, Emily H. Brownell...................$500
George N. Cate Scholarship, Kimber Felber...........................$500
George N. Cate Scholarship, Rebecca L. Harnish..................$750
George N. Cate Scholarship, Brendan McCann.....................$500
George N. Cate Scholarship, Nicole E. Smith........................$500
George N. Cate Scholarship, Sofija R.L. Sutton.....................$500
George N. Cate Scholarship, Nicholas L. Vina.......................$500
George N. Cate Scholarship, Kaitlin M. Waldron.................$500
H. Labarree Memorial Scholarship, Marcie E. Tasker...........$500
16 Visions — Fall 2007
Harvey Lake Women’s Club Scholarship,
Amanda B. Fuller.................................................................. $1,000
Herbert Sherman Scholarship, Mary E. Flannery.........................$563
John O’Brien Memorial Scholarship, Nicholas L. Vina.......... $1,000
Norman and Helen Johnson Memorial Scholarship,
Jill A. Carroll.............................................................................$200
Northwood Crankpullers Snowmobile Club Scholarship,
Marcie E. Tasker.......................................................................$200
Northwood Fire/Rescue Association Scholarship,
Taylor R. Ashford.....................................................................$500
Northwood Fire/Rescue Association Scholarship,
Robert S. West..........................................................................$500
Northwood Elementary Teachers’ Association Scholarship,
Jeffrey N. Hodgdon.................................................................$300
Pinkham Scholarship, Hannah A. Osgood..............................$13,000
Raymond Area Rotary Club Scholarship, Mary E. Flannery.....$500
Raymond Area Rotary Club Scholarship,
Hannah A. Osgood.............................................................. $1,000
Renee Laberge Scholarship (Northwood Theatre Workshop),
Christopher M. Chagnon.......................................................$500
Rochester Rotary Club, Kaitlin M. Waldron................................$500
Ryan Kane Scholarship, Haley A. Omand.....................................$500
Ryan Kane Scholarship, Wendell L. Sharpe...................................$500
SADD Chapter Scholarship, Hannah A. Osgood.......................$350
SADD Chapter Scholarship, Rebecca G. Yurek...........................$350
Saddleback Mountain Lion’s Club Scholarship,
Heather A. Meattey............................................................. $1,000
SOPA Scholarships, Christopher M. Chagnon............................$500
SOPA Scholarships, Jeffrey N. Hodgdon.......................................$500
Student Council Leadership Scholarships, Kaci A. Hoey..........$300
Student Council Leadership Scholarships,
Elizabeth N. Lacroix................................................................$300
Student Council Leadership Scholarships,
Rachel A. Madariaga...............................................................$300
Strafford Garden Club Scholarship, Emily H. Brownell.............$500
Strafford Women’s Club Scholarship, Kaitlin M. Waldron........$500
Vincent “Mike” Bane Scholarship, Kyle T. Faucher.....................$350
William O’Neal Oratory Award, Rachel A. Madariaga..............$400
Army Reserve Awards for Academic and Athletic Excellence,
Rebecca L. Harnish and Nicholas L. Vina
United States Air Force Math and Science Award, Nicholas L. Vina
United States Marine Corps High School Awards:
Distinguished Athlete Awards, Kyle T. Faucher and
Zoé M. Hendrickson
Scholastic Excellence Awards, Benjamin A. Levergood and
Melissa C. Overmeyer
Semper Fidelis Awards, Gary M. Hoover and Elizabeth Terry
Looking Back
Commencement
CLASS OF 2007
ABOVE: Senior members of CBNA’s Chorus salute
their classmates in song.
RIGHT: Nick Ambrose, Josh LeTarte and Paul Blouin.
BELOW: Jordan Zamarron ‘08 and Meredith
Overmeyer ‘08 served as marshalls for CBNA’s
138th Commencement.
Commencement Program, June 23, 1899
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