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This Blaze is dedicated to a woman who has devoted nine years of her life to the students at Cardigan Mountain School. She has spent most of her time in the classroom but she has always been happy to help whenever she was needed. She brought with her skill, warm th, and cheerfulness that was appreciated by everyone she worked with.

During the past nine years she has assisted in the Resource Center helping students with every task from choosing books to writing research papers.

Mrs. Germaine Schmanska, the Class of 1978 gratefully dedicates this Blaze to you.

Y ou ’ve com e a long way, Baby!

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Mr. Norman C. W akely, Headmaster Mr. John O. Rich, D irec to r o f Adm issions

Mr. Joseph M. C ollins, Assistant Headmaster

Mr. Donald E. B lun t S c ience (C ha irm an ); In tra m u ra ls , Rec. Skiing , Baseball; Chess C lub A dv iso r; B.S. in Ed., B rid g e w a te r S tate C o llege ; M.S., Pennsylvania State University

Mr. An thony L. Carey D eve lopm enta l R eading and Lan­guage T ra in in g , In tram ura ls , Rec. S k iin g , B a s e b a ll; B a ckg a m m o n C lub Advisor; B.A., Hobart College; M.Ed. University o f Verm ont

Mrs. Rita D. Carey English; Blaze Advisor, Drama Club Advisor; B.A., T rin ity College

Mr. R ichard A. C lancy A rt; Soccer, A lp ine Ski Team, La­c ro s s e ; A r t C lu b A d v is o r ; B.A. P lym outh State College

Mr. John B. C offin , Jr. M athem atics; Rec. Skiing, V. Sail­ing ; S en io r Class Advisor; W eight L ifting C lub Advisor; B.S., Univer­s ity o f H artford

Mr. Joseph M. C ollins A ssis tan t Headm aster; D irec to r o f S tudies; Dean of S tudents; M athe­m a tics ; V. F o o tb a ll, V. B aseba ll; B.S., Boston University

Mr. James W. Crow/ell Science; In tram ura ls , Rec. S k iing , S a ilin g ; N aviga tion C lub A dv iso r; B.S., Yale University

Mr. Daniel J. Fedor M athem atics; Fall In tram urals, Rec. S k iing , Baseball; Chess C lub Advi­sor; A.B., K in g ’s College

Mr. Harold F inkbeiner, Jr. D e p a rtm e n t o f A rts C h a irm a n , M usic; Glee C lub, C ho ir D irector, Chapel O rganist; Chess C lub Advi­sor; B. Mus., M. Mus., W estm inster C o lle g e ; C h o ir C o lle g e ; M. D iv., M cC orm ick Theo log ica l Sem inary

Mr. R ichard C. Gallien R e a d in g , S o c ia l S tu d ie s , E n ­g lish ; Fall In tram ura ls, Rec. S ki­ing, Sa iling ; C ooking C lub Advi­sor; B. Ed., Keene State College; M.A., St. Joseph ’s College

Mr. Lawrence G o ld thw ait L ife S c ie n c e , E a rth S c ie n c e ; Rec. Hockey; B.S., D a rtm ou th ; M.S., Dartm outh

Mr. W illiam Hart E n g lis h ; S o cce r, Rec. S k iin g , S a iling ; S cribe A dv isor, M odel C lub Advisor; B.A., New England College

Mr. Stephen L. Heath Earth Science, B io logy; A th le tic D ire c to r — S um m er S ess io n ; S occe r, N o rd ic Ski Team , La­crosse; B.S., Ed., P lym outh State College

Mr. Jeffrey D. Hicks French (Chairm an), H istory, D i­re c to r — S um m er S ession; V. S o c c e r, Rec. S k iin g ; F is h in g C lub Advisor; B.A. R o llins Col­lege; M.A., T rin ity College

Mrs. Marie P. H icks F re n c h ; U n iv e rs ity o f M arseille

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Mrs. M arilyn O. Johnson Language T ra in ing ; A.B., Knox College; M. Ed., Keene State Col­lege

Mr. James C. Ladd E ng lish , A.V., P u b lica tio n s ; C. Notes, Drama C lub Advisor; Fall In tram urals, Rec. Skiing, Sailing; B.A., Yale University

Rev. Harry R. Mahoney S chool C haplain; R e lig ion; Fire C o m m is s io n e r; C h a irm a n o f Advisor-Advisee Program ; M agic C lu b A d v is o r; H a rry 's A m b u ­la n ce S e rv ice ; B .E d., B o s to n U niversity; B.D., Andover New­ton Theo log ica l School

Mrs, Constance F. M arrion Language T ra in in g ; B.Ed., Keene State College

Mr. James N. M arrion D irec to r o f A th le tics ; M athem atics; V. Footba ll, V. Basketball, V. Base­b a ll; C rew C lub A dv iso r, F ish ing C lub A dv iso r; B.Ed.; M.S., Keene State College

Mr. J. Duncan McNeish III H istory; Footba ll, Basketball, Base­ball; 8 .A., Norvi/ich University; M.A., Kent State University

Mr. S chuyle r V. Peck ’63 H is to ry ; F o o tb a ll, V, H ockey , V. Tennis; Tenn is C lub Advisor; B.A., N ic h o ls C o lle g e ; M .A .L .S ., D artm outh C ollege

Mr. Peter A. Perrinez W oodw ork ing ; Soccer, Rec. Skiing, Rec. Tennis; G ym nastics C lub Advi­sor; B.S., B rooklyn College o f CUNY

Mrs. Sandra J. Pregent Language Tra in ing ; B.S. University o f New Ham pshire

Mr. E d llberto C. Ramos M athem atics (C ha irm an); Soccer, Hockey, Tennis; Math C lub Advisor, C om puter C lub Advisor; B.A., Feati U niversity; M.T.S., C a tho lic Univer­s ity

Mrs. Laurel R ichards Developm enta l Reading, Language T ra in ing ; B.A., University o f Maine

Mr. Charles H. Sachs E n g lis h (C h a irm a n ); O u tw a rd Bound, A lpine Ski Team, Lacrosse; V o lleyba ll C lub Advisor; B.A., Col­ga te U n ive rs ity ; M.A., M idd lebu ry College

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Mrs. Germ aine Schm anska Personal Typing; Assistant L ib ra ri­an; B.A., P lym outh State College

Mrs. Carol M. Shelton L ibrarian; B.A., Nasson College

Mr. David F. Shelton H istory (Chairm an); V. W ork Detail, Head of Schoo l Jobs; B.A., Texas A & M ; M .A ., C o lu m b ia U n iv e rs ity M odel C lub Advisor

Mrs. Beverly B. Wakely D evelopm ental Reading, Language T ra in ing (Chairm an); Host C om m it­tee A dvisor; C ooking C lub Advisor; B.S. B ridgew ater State College

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Mrs. Jackie Lary Head Bookkeeper

Mrs. Shirley Lester A lum ni O ffice

Mrs. Ruth Talbert Assistant to the Headmaster

Mrs. Susan Larabee Bookkeeper

10 Mrs. M argaret Saylor Adm issions O ffice

Mrs. Marsha Rocke A lum ni O ffice

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Dr. I.A. D inerm an, M.D. U niversity o f C hicago Medical School

School Physician

Mrs. Ruth C. Perrinez, R.N. B.S., U n ive rs ity o f New H am p­

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Mrs. M argaret A. Fedor, R.N. General Hospita l, W ilkes-Barre

School Nurse

Mr. David F. Shelton Sum m er School G rounds Crew, C h ie f R ight Thinker

Mrs. V irg in ia C o llins School Store M anager

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Mr. Ralph LaPointe S uperin tenden t o f B u ild ings and G rounds

Mr. W arren B irch Kennerson A th le tic C enter M anager

John Chapm an, John Robbins, “ G riff” G riffin , B ill Mock, Mr. LaPointe

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Hugh James Ache Houston, Texas

Varsity S occe r 8, Varsity Foo tba ll 9, Reserve H ockey 8,9, Rec. Tenn is 8, Reserve Lacrosse 9.W ESTCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL

C hris topher Stevens C handler A ld rich W ilm ont Flat, New Hampshire

Varsity Football (manager), 8, in tram u­rals 8,9, A lp ine Sl<i Team 7, N ord ic Sl<i Team 8,9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9.NORTHWOOD SCHOOL

Joseph Scott A llday Jouston, Texas

LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL

Jam es Ian Anderson W inn ipeg, M anitoba, Canada

In tram ura ls 6,7,8,9, Rec. Sl<iing 6,7,8,9, Rec. T e n n is 6 ,7 ,8,9 , C h o ir 6 ,7 ,8,9 , C-Notes 8,9, A ud io Visual Helper 9. LEELANAU SCHOOL

Peter A rm strong Bal<er Cham paign, Illino is

Varisty Footba ll 8,9, Rec. Sl<iing 8,9,, Varsity Lacrosse 8,9, C ho ir 8,9, Fire M arshall 9.HOLDERNESS SCHOOL

Jeffrey G lenn Bloom W estfie ld , New Jersey

Reserve Football (captain) 9, Varsity Baseball 9, Math C lub 9.VERMONT ACADEMY

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Kelly Daniel Bolin Houston, Texas

V a rs ity F oo tb a ll 8,9, Rec. S k iin g 8, Varsity H ocker (m anager)9, Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9, Math C lub, F loor Leader (French 1).LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL

Thom as S terling Brow n, Jr.Lebanon, New Hampshire

Reserve S occer 7, Varsity S occer 8, Varsity Football 9, N ord ic Ski Team 7, Varsity Basketball 8,9, Reserve Base­b a ll 7,8, (M o s t Im p ro v e d ) V a rs ity Baseball 9, Job Foreman 9 KIM BALL UNION ACADEMY

Peter Frank Brox Dracut, M assachusetts

Third Team S occer 8,9, Ski Team 8,9, V ars ity S a iling 8,9, (M ost Im proved C rew ) 8, BLA ZE STAFF 8 ,9 ,D ram a C lub 8,9, C o-D irecto r of Snack Bar, 9. AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL

Rodion Cantacuzene A ld ie, V irg in ia

Reserve Soccer 8,Reserve Lacrosse 9, C hoir 8,9, Head o f H opkins 9.ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL

John Edward Crisp, Jr. Nashua, New Hampshire

3rd Team Soccer 7, Reserve Soccer8,9, (Capta in) Reserve Hockey 7,8,9, (Captain 8,9), Reserve Baseball 7,8,9, Varsity Baseball 9, Snack Bar S taff 9. POMFRET SCHOOL

Enrique Jesus de Castro Santo Dom ingo, Dom incan R epublic Intramurals 7, 3rd Soccer 8,9, Rec. Ski­ing 7, Ski Jum ping 8, Rec. Skiing 9, Rec. Tennis 7,8,9.TABOR ACADEMY

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A nton io Del Rio Santo Dom ingo, D om inican R epublic Varsity Soccer 9, Rec. Skiing 9, Rec. Tennis 9.WOOSTER SCHOOL

John Royden Emery, III Hanover, New Hampshire

Reserve F ootba ll 7, Varsity Footba ll8,9, A lp in e Ski Team 7, N o rd ic Ski Team 8,9, Varsity Lacrosse 7,8,9, Cap­ta in o f N o rd ic Ski Team 8, A u d io - V isual (Helper), King in Christm as Play 9, D in ing Head 9.HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL

Stuart M organ English Peterborough, New Hampshire

3rd Team Soccer 8,9, Ski Team 8, Rec. Skiing 9, Rec. Tennis 8,9, Fire Marshall8.TABOR ACADEMY

Robert Daniel F lanagan S tam ford, C onnecticu t

Reserve S occer 8,9, N ord ic Ski Team8,9, S a iling 8,9, Scribe E d ito r 9. BROOKS SCHOOL

Kirk John Franklin New Bedford, Massachusetts

Varsity Soccer 8,9, (Captain 9), Varsity Hockey 8,9, Varsity Lacrosse 8,9, F loor Leader o f G reenwood 9.TABOR ACADEMY

Edward John G ibbons, Jr. Natick, Massachusetts

Reserve Soccer 7, Varsity Soccer 8,9, Reserve Hockey 7, Varsity Hockey 8,9, Reserve Lacrosse 7, Varsity Lacrosse8,9, C ho ir 7,8,9, Drama C lub 7,8,9. RIVERS COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

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Craig S tanton G ordon Beverly Hills, C a lifo rn ia

In tram ura ls 8,9, Rec. Skiing 8,9, Var­sity Tenn is 8,9, S cribe S taff 8,9, Math C lub 9, Fire M arshall (French) 9. DEERFIELD ACADEMY

John A lle rton G riffis Troy, New York

Varsity S occer 8,9, A lp ine Ski Team8,9, Varsity Lacrosse 8,9, (Captain 9) Math C lub 8, Vice President o f the Se­n io r Class 9, F loor Leader o f Hayward 9.HOTCHKISS SCHOOL

Eduardo Jose G rullon Santo Dom ingo, D om inican Republic In tra m u ra ls 7, V a rs ity F oo tb a ll 8,9, Rec. Skiing 7,8,9, Rec. Tennis 7,8,9, F lo o r Le a de r o f N ew ton 8, D in in g Room Assistant 9.LANDMARK SCHOOL

M itche ll E lio t Handler W estfie ld, New Jersey

Reserve Footba ll 7,8, Varsity Hockey7,8,9, Varsity Football 9, Varsity Base­ball 7,8,9, Fire M arshall o f C lark M or­gan 9.VERMONT ACADEMY

C hris topher Brian Heidrich M aitland, Florida

Varsity Soccer 8,9 (Captain 9), Varsity B aske tba ll 8,9 (C apta in 9), Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9, F loor Leader of French 9.EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

John Alan H ickok P ittsford , New York

3rd Team S occer 7, Varsity Soccer 8,9, Rec. Skiing 7,8,9, Rec. Tennis 7,8,9. DUBLIN SCHOOL

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Robert Edm ond Jangro W akefie ld , Mass.

Reserve Football 7,8, Varsity Football 9, Varsity Hockey 7,8,9, (Captain 9) Re­serve Baseball 7, Varsity Baseball 8,9, F loor Leader o f C lark M organ 9. MILTON ACADEMY

Craig Mayer Johnson H ouston, Texas

Reserve Footba ll 7,8, Varsity Football 9, 3rd Team Hockey 7, Reserve Hockey8, Varsity Hockey 9, Reserve Baseball 7, Varsity Baseball 8,9, School Leader9.ST. THOMAS' SCHOOL

W illiam W addingham Kehl G reenville, South C arolina

Reserve Soccer 8,9, Rec. Skiing 8,9, Tennis 8, Reserve Lacrosse 9. ASHEVILLE SCHOOL

M ark David Kelly Laguna Beach, C a lifo rn ia

Reserve Footba ll 8, Varsity Footba ll 9, Rec. Skiing 8,9, Rec. Hockey 9, F loor Leader of S tow all, S en io r Class Presi­dent.ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL

Robert Dana Kelly South B urling ton , Verm ont

R eserve F o o tb a ll 7 ,8 ,9, R eserve Hockey 7, Varsity Hockey 8,9, Reserve Lacrosse 7,8,9, Head of Snack Bar 9, Class Room Assistant.KIM BALL UNION ACADEMY

Louis Leroy LaFontissee, III M iam i, F lorida

In tram ura ls 6, J.V. Football 7,8, Varsity Football 9, Rec. Skiing 6, 3rd Hockey 7, N ordic Skiing 8, Rec. Skiing 9, Rec. Tennis 6, Reserve Lacrosse 7, Reserve Baseball 8, Reserve Lacrosse 9. RANSOM-EVERGLADES SCHOOL

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Thom as Edward Loyd H ouston, Texas

Bryan Thom as McHugh Ken ilw orth , Illino is

Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, V a rs ity S ki Team 8,9, R eserve La­crosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9, D ining Room S uperin tenden t 9.AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL

John C hris topher McKeIvy Easton, Maryland

Reserve F oo tba ll 7,8,9, Rec. S k iing7,8,9, Reserve Lacrosse 7, Varsity La­crosse 8, Rec. Tennis 9.AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL

David W arren Mesker, Jr.Sa in t Louis, M issouri

3rd S occer 7, Reserve S occer 8, Var­s ity Soccer 9, Rec. Skiing 7,8,9, Varsity Tennis 7,8,9, (Captain 9).AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL

John C hris topher Moore W esterly, Rhode Island

Varsity S occer 8, Varsity Footba ll 9, Rec. Skiing 8,9, Rec. Hockey 9, Rec. Tennis 8,9, A ud io V isual Helper 9. SUFFIELD ACADEMY

Jonathan C hris topher N icho ll New York City, New York

Reserve S occer 8, Varsity S occer 9, Varsity Basketball 8,9, Reserve Base­b a ll 8, V a rs ity B a se b a ll 9, F lo o r Leader-H inm an 9, Snack Bar 9, Blaze S ta ff 9.LAWRENCEVILLE SCHOOL

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M ark Cam pbell Dudley Ryder M iami, F lorida

In tram ura ls 8, Varsity Footba ll 9, Rec. Skiing 8,9, Reserve Lacrosse (manag­er) 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9, Navigation C lub 9.TABOR ACADEMY

Ernest A urie l Scalam andre Locust Valley, New York

Varsity Football 7,8,9, Reserve Hockey 7,8,9 (C ap ta in 9), V a rs ity Lacrosse7,8,9, Math C lub 7,8,9, Drama 8, (Co- M on ito r 8,) F loor Leader Brewster 9. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL

Jeffery Daniel Schock New London, New Hampshire

3rd Team Soccer 7, In tram ura ls 8,9, Rec. Skiing 7,8,9, Varsity Sailing 7,8,9, Math C lub 7,8,9, Lab Assistant 9. KEARSARGE HIGH SCHOOL

A lbert H am ilton Schultz O kotoks, A lberta, Canada

3rd Team S occer 7, Reserve Soccer8,9, Rec. Hockey 7,8, Reserve Hockey 9, 3rd Team Baseball 7,8, Reserve La­crosse 9, C ho ir 7,8,9, Drama 7,8,9, Fire M arsha ll (H in m a n ) 9, A u d io V isua l Head 9.S TR A TH C O M A T W E E D S M U IR SCHOOL

M ichael James Shanley North Haven, C onnecticu t

3rd Team Soccer 7,8,9, Varsity Nordic Ski Team 6,7,8,9 M ost Im proved 7, Varsity Sailing 6,7,8,9, A ud io Visual 9, Snack Bar 9, Blaze E d ito r 9, Fire Mar­shall 9, Newton House.NORTHWOOD SCHOOL

Richard M alcolm Sim pson N ew port Beach, C a lifo rn ia

Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Rec. Skiing 8, Reserve Hockey 9, Re­serve Baseball 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9, Fire M arshall 8, Brewster 2, Assistant F loor Leader (H inman) 9, Blaze Ed itor9, Fire Marshall 9.CRANBROOK SCHOOL

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Ronald Howard Sloan Fort Lauderdale, F lorida

Reserve F oo tba ll 7, Varsity Footba ll8,9, Rec. Skiing 7, Varsity Hockey 8, Varstiy Basketball 9, Reserve Baseball 7, Varsity Lacrosse 8,9, (captain) F loor Leader o f C lark M organ 9.CARDINAL GIBBONS SCHOOL

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W illiam W ebster Sm ith Tyngsboro, Massachusetts

Vars ity S occer 8,9, Rec. S k iing 8,9, Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Baseball 9. CUSHING ACADEMY

Mark David Stewart G eorgetown, M assachusetts

V ars ity Foo tba ll 8,9, Vars ity Hockey8,9, Varsity Baseball 8,9, Assistant Di­rec to r o f Gym, Co-Captain in Hockey and Football 9.AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL

M ichel Delm ar S tuber Rochester, New York

3rd Soccer 6,7, Reserve Soccer 8, Var­s ity Soccer 9, 3rd Team Hockey 6, Re­serve Hockey 7, Varsity Hockey 8,9, (3rd Team 6,) 7 Vars ity Hockey 8,9, Baseball 7, Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Baseball 9, Photography C lub 9. RIDLEY COLLEGE

Brian Nulsen Tewel Metamora, M ichigan

Reserve Football 8, In tram ura ls 9, Rec. Skiing 8, Rec. Hockey 9, Reserve La­crosse 8,9, Fire M arshall (Brewster) 9. CRANBROOK SCHOOL

Robert David Tonneson Beverly, Massachusetts

Varsity Soccer 9, Ski Team 9 (captain). Varsity Lacrosse 9.HOLDERNESS SCHOOL

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Tophan Tuch inda Bangkok, Thailand

Varsity Soccer 9, Rec. S kiing 9, Varsity Tenn is 9.LAW RENCEVILLE SCHOOL

W ayne G ilbert W ickm an, Jr. Houston, Texas

In tram ura ls 6, 3rd Team Soccer 7,8,9, Rec, S k iin g 6,7,8,9, V a rs ity S a ilin g6,7,8,9, Chess C lub 6, School C ouncil 7, P ub lic R elations 8, F loor Leader of Banks House 9.AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL

W hiting Russel W illauer, Jr. L inco ln , V irg in ia

Reserve S occer 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Ski Team 8,9, Varsity Sa iling team 8,9, Captain 8,9, Fire M arshall (Hayward) 8, C hap la in ’s Assistant 9.HOTCHKISS SCHOOL

C harles Sum ner W oo lw orth S ton ing ton , C onnecticu t

Reserve S occer 6,7,8, Varsity Soccer9, Ski Team 6,7,8, N ord ic Ski Team 9, R eserve L a c ro sse 7,8, V a rs ity La ­crosse 9.VERMONT ACADEMY

Mr. C offin , Sr. Class Advisor; Mark Kelly, Sr. Class President; John G riffis , Sr. Class V ice-President; Skipper W illauer, Sr. Class Secretary-Treasurer.

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Charles Sum ner W oo lw orth M ichel Delmar S tuber James Ian Anderson

FOUR YEAR BOYS — THEN AND NOW

M ichael James Shanley Wayne G ilbert W ickm an, Jr. Louis Leroy LaFontisee,

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Back Row: Chad Tatham , Mr. Gallien, David A lexander, Robert Bruni, Doug Burke, John Schofie ld , Kevin B re itbart, Frank M orelli, Kenneth K ieswetter, Front Row/: Kevin Gagne, Dennis Torii, David Roth.

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Back Row: Alan Sardelli, N ick Kobusch, M ichael Stevens, B ill Earthman, An thony Traad, Jean Beauchamp, D ick M ore lli, Chris Leahy, B ill Castle. Front Row: Kent W illiam s, David Moore- Jones, Jack G ierhart.

Back Row: Danny Babcock, David S im cox, Greg W argin, Russell Byers, M ike W argin, Andrew Day, W ill W illauer, Patrick G illigan , Andrew Iverson. Front Row: B ill W ehrle, Tim B right, Bob Perkins, Gary Robins.

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Back Row: Cass C onkling , Ned Garcia, Fred Brown, Josh Houssels, Bill Dohrm ann, David C ollins, Hal Reichle. Front Row: John M urphy, Peter B ickley, Nacho C rig ler, Brian Flanagan, Paul Brierre.

First Row: Chris Beirne, Beau B ritt, Lawrason Riggs, Philip M cGrath, Tony Castle. Second Row: Bill Cord, Rod Ross, Bob Kenney, Don Kim, Bob Allen. Third Row: John Cuthere ll, Ernesto Regalado, Mark Johnson, Petch W anglee, Jay W hitaker, John Lewis.

Back Row: Tim Bastick, Andy G riffis , Je ff W arcup, B ill Page, Joe W il­son, Tadd Stine, Joshua Schwartz, David C ornb la tt. Front Row: Chris Kennedy, Josiah Miles,

Back Row: Chris Wise, M aury McCarthy, Dan N ixon, Jim Kaufman, Keith Handler, Jon Leonard, David Vantine. F ront Row: John M cCarthy, Je ff Aqu illa , Juan Beauchamp,

Ron H ilton, C huck Lawrence, Paisit Tuch inda, B ill Huggett, Back R ow: B ill W eber, Peter V oge l, G regg H e id e n re ich , A lec Korom ilas, John Garwood, Tom Patterson, Tim Byk. Roberto Mathies. F ront Row: Chris King, Todd Tenzler, Clay

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Back Row: Larry Davis, Sandy Hovey, Tom W illis , John Newton, Dennis Revere, C urtis KIse, Matt Rotan. Front Row: John Kirk, Fred Peters.

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First row : G ru llon , Johnson C r„ Jangro, Johnson Cl., Bradley, Stewart, Kennedy, Handler M., Page, Vogel. Second row : Mr. M arrion (coach), M cHugh, Mr. C o llins (coach) LaFontissee, Ryder, Newton, Stine, Baker, Moore, B o lin , Scalam andre, S im pson, M cCarthy, W arcup (mgr.). Top row : Emery, Johnson M., Ache, Culverwell, McKeIvy, C o llins, (no t p ic tu red ) Ron Sloan.

CMS 22 0 W oodstockCMS 22 0 Plym outhCMS 50 0 EaglebrookCMS 34 0 H artfordCMS 12 0 LebanonCMS 24 0 C larem ontCMS 18 0 PlymouthCMS 34 14 HanoverCMS 24 0 W oodstockCMS 30 14 Lebanon

Tri-C aptains: David Bradley, Mark Stewart, (not p ic tu red) Ron Sloan.

M ark Kelly scoring on Lebanon in C ard igan ’s last o f ten w ins

Clay Johnson avo id ing an Eaglebrook tackier.

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C o-capta ins: Bob A llen and Robby Kelly, Bob A llen th row ing a pass.

First row : McGrath, Earthman, W argin M „ Stevens, A llen, Kelly, Vantine, Byers, Kobusch, S im cox, Leahy. Second row : Mr. McNeish (coach), K irk (m gr.), Cord, Neutze, Reichle, Castle, G illigan, Revere, Dohrm ann, Byk, Garcia, Lewis, Mr. Peck (coach). Third row : W argin G., Rotan, Loyd, Iverson A., W hitaker, B loom .

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First row: T uch inda P., M iles, C rig ler, Hovey, B ickley, H e idrich , F ranklin , Cantacuzene, Handler K., N icho ll, H ickok. Second row: Sm ith, Mr. H icks (coach), S tuber, Tuch inda T., Wise, H e idenre ich, Mr. Ramos (coach), M oore-Jones (mgr,). Third row : Masker, Del Rio, G riffis J., G ibbons, Tonneson.

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Maury M cCarthy executes a beautifu l pass.

Captains Jack Crisp and Chris King hold the ball to success. A shot on goal against Mascoma

First Row: M cCarthy M., Rockwood, N ixon, C onkling, Schultz, Crisp, King, Babcock, W illiam s, O 'Leary, W anglee, Kenney. Second Row: Mr. Perrinez (Coach), Kaufman, Leonard, Patterson, Weber, Flanagan R., Mathies, Kehl, Murphy, W oolw orth , Lawrence, Kise, Mr. Heath (Coach).

First row : Rascovich, M ore lli F., A lexander, Castle W., Sardelli, Beaucham ps Ju., W ilson, B runi, Shanley, Korom ilas, H ilton. Second row : Mr. Hart (coach), Kim (mgr.), W ehrle, English, Brox, Houssels, W ickm an, Riggs, A llday, F lanagan B., Sayler, Tori, G arwood, Mr. C lancy (coach). Third row : W illauer W., Schwartz, Bastick, Brown F.

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First row : Reid, A qu illa , B re itbart, S cho fie ld , Ross, R otli, Calderon, Schock, C uthere ll, B ritt. Second row: Mr. Gallien, M r C rowell, Mr. Ladd, Huggett, W illis , C ornb la tt, Featherstone, Davis M., Robins, B right, G riffis , Iverson J.D., Mr. Carey, Mr. Fedor, Mr. B lunt.

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Mr. Sachs (coach), Day, A ld rich , G ordon, Anderson, Tewel, Fagan, Burke, Gagne.

Jim Anderson spo tting fo r Doug Burl<e.

Chris A ld rich lends a help ing hand.

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CMS Varsity puts one by the Eaglebrool< goalie . Joshua Schwartz gets it together.

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Mr. and Mrs. C harles Banks and Mr. John Tow er at the ded ica tion o f Banks House.

The G yn ||^M fB ;.a n d A th le tic cen ter from A rch ite c t’s d raw ing to fin ished reality.

Craig Johnson add resse® guests and s tuden t body a t the gym ded ica tion q jreo ip n ie s . Banks House — a lovely add ition to the cam pus.'

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Mr. Wakely pepping up t lie s tuden ts before m eeting Eng lebrook on New Parents' Weekend.

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W illiam W ehrle receives m ost im proved avi/ard fo r th ird team soccer.

Tophan Tuch inda receives soccer trophy.

John Reid in the stocks on 7th grade tr ip to Shel- Fall Drama C lub P roduction , Noah Novi/, starred Revere, B rierre, Day,burne Museum. Lawrence and Schultz.

Earthman, Sardelli, M ore lli, Leahy on the tra in at Shelburne Museum in Shel- M ounta in Day 7 7 — Byers, S im cox, Lev\/is, burne Verm ont and o ther un identified bodies on the easy?!

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First ro w Vantine King, McCarthy, M. Kelly R., Franklin , Handler K., Kennedy, Leonard. Second row : Jangro , Mr. Peck (coach), S tewart, H eidenre ich, H andler M., M urphy, Page, G ibbons, Bolin (mgr.) Not p ic tu red : Stuber

CMS 8 3 G eorgetown J.V.CMS 15 10 New HamptonCMS 3 1 V erm ontCMS 9 6 HanoverCMS 3 4 K.U.A.Co.t.)CMS 15 0 EaglebrookCMS 7 6 New Ham ptonCMS 7 6 BerlinCMS 0 4 ReadingCMS 3 1 Cam bridgeCMS 13 2 B urling tonCMS 3 3 ReadingCMS 13 2 W ilm ing tonCMS 10 0 K.U.A.CMS 4 10 W oburnCMS 9 4 M anchester

Captains Bobby Jangro and Mark Stewart.

Jon Leonard was s trong on defense all season.

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Scalam andre ties up the puck a long the boards.

Schw artz g loves one.

CMS M anchester LossCMS KUA LossCMS Hanover LossCMS Eaglebrook WinCMS KUA WinCMS KUA WinCMS M anchester WinCMS Kearsarge WinCMS Lebanon WinCMS N.Shore LossCMS Islanders Loss

F irst row : Schwartz, Ache, Crisp, Johnson Cr., Scalam andre, Schultz, Hovey. Second row: Flanagan B., Kaufman, M cCarthy J., S im pson, Johnson Cl., M orelli R., Lawrence, Leahy, Mr. Ramos (coach).

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Johnson M., C ornb la tt, W arcup. Not P ictured Mr. Barret (coach).

F irst Row: Kelly M., McKeIvy, Tewel, Kise, Revere. Second Row: Stevens, W ilson, C onkling, Houssels, Earthman, Mr. G o ld thw ait (coach), M cG rath, Earthman, Dalton. Aquilla .

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CMS T ilton WonCMS Eaglebrook LostCMS Vermont/KUA WonCMS New Hampton 2nd of 8CMS Holderness WonCMS Holderness WonCMS Brewster 3rd o f 8CMS Eaglebrook WonCMS Dublin WonCMS Dublin WonV erm ont Academ y Jr. Prep Schoo l Race 2nd of 5

Brox fin ishes a p ractice run.

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Emery, Gagne, Shanley, Stine, Mr. Heath (coach), Mr. Perry (coach), Kenney, A ld rich , Mr. C lancy (coach). M iles.

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Shanley at the end of a race.

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F irst Row: Patterson, Byers, Peters. Babcock, Featherstone, W argin M., Kim, Bruni, Burke, Roth. Second Row; G ru llon , B right, Schofie ld , Tatham , DeCastro, Creigler, Tuch inda P., W angles. Third Row: DelRio, Huggett, Newton. Anderson, Lewis, H ickok, Tuch inda T.

F irst R o w Rascovich, B re itbart, A lexander, Cuthere ll, W enninger, Iverson, A., Schock, Ross. Second Row: Mr^ Hart (coach^ W argin G., Lafontisee, Brown F., Day, Korom ilas, M oore-Jones, Eng lis li, W ehrle, Mr. Perrinez (coach). Third Row: Mr. Laaa (coach), W illis , Mathies, Garwood, Mesker, Perkins, Weber.

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CMS 43 45 St. M ary’sCMS 48 57 MascomaCMS 54 57 P la infie ldCMS 40 34 Lebanon 8th GradeCMS 47 78 KUA JVCMS 48 38 ConcordCMS 52 35 O xbowCMS 44 61 Pla infie ldCMS 44 42 ConcordCMS 58 62 W oodstockCMS 76 62 W oodstockCMS 58 51 H artfordCMS 53 46 Lebanon VarsityCMS 51 77 KUA JV

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CMS 41 25 OxbowCMS 50 19 CornishCMS 29 35 MascomaCMS 38 35 LebanonCMS 54 24 HartlandCMS 51 39 WoodstockCMS 35 6 CornishCMS 51 20 HartlandCMS 32 47 Fairlee, Vt.CMS 37 42 MascomaCMS 40 36 WoodstockCMS 41 30 LebanonCMS 57 47 Essex Jtc., Vt.

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Bob Allen, cutting in for a layup. Jack Gierhart up for the hook shot.

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Schock, Kim, Lewis, Reid, Whitaker, Brox, Mr, Hart (coach). Day, Wargin, M. Garwood, Mesker, Bright, Mr. Crowell (coach).

Hoping For Wind. Help! Where’s the brake?

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Humanities Program Speal<er tall<ing about undersea exploration.

Kevin Gagne waxing his shcies.

The jump in late fall.

Jean Beauchamp on his first jump, Tadd Stine shows his technique(?) of jumping, and Bob Bruni enjoys the new cross country trails.

The great Hinman-Brewster pil- lowfight.

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Ron Sloan executes the fade-away jump shot against Plainfield.

Chris Kennedy gives a quick flick of the wrist and . . . SCORE!

Now get out there and play, you handsome brutes. John Emery gets a quick start.

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Kennedy prepares to pass the puck to Heidenreich against Manchester.

Skipper Willauer races the clock.

Dan Nixon thinks out the next run.

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CMS Varsity Hockey in Hyrunkaa, Finland, playing K-repas. 5-King, 2-Vantine, 14-Gibbons, 7-Handler, M., Goalie-Franklin. Record for the Finland Tour 3-3-2.

Tim Byk and Lebanon center — “ We must stop meeting like th is !”

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Tournament team members come off the court at halftime.

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Mr. Mahoney giving Peter Brox one of Inis famous beards. Sl<ipper Willauer as a modern sliepherd.

Larry Davis singing a solo: “ It Came Upon a M idnight Clear”

The stage is set, and the three wise men present their gifts.

The Birth of Jesus, watched by shepherds. The modern shepherd relates the Christmas story to us.

Lights! Camera! Action! Hours of rehearsal result in a beautiful Christmas pageant.

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What do you have there, Brother Ian? Mr. Ramos breaking the news.

Mr. Gallien conferring with Dennis Torii. Chris N icholi dem onstra tes C ardigan tab le manners.

60 What did you say It was made of? Smile, Mr. Tonneson, you’re on candid camera!

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Ernie Scalamandre at the face-off. Jack Gierhart plays keepaway against Essex Junction, Vermont.

A lbert S chu ltz as S herlock Holmes and Harold The Drama Club production of The Adventure of Charles Augustus Mli- Reichle as Mr. Watson in The Adventure of Charles verton starred Crlgler, Relchie, Schultz, Tewel, and Kim.Augustus Milverton.

C-Notes Mr. Ladd, Iverson, Kaufman, Brierre, Anderson, and Relchie sing the blues.

The Glee Club sings a lullabye.

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Front row: Johnson Cr., Page, Bloom, Kennedy, McCarthy M., Jangro, Back row: Mr. Marrion (coach), Mathies (mgr.), Collins, Johnson Cl., Stewart, Wise, Brown T., Stuber, Heidenreich, Nicholl, Handler M., Mr. Collins (coach).

CMS 20 9 Vermont AcademyCMS 7 1 PlainfieldCMS 10 2 ClaremontCMS 11 5 Mascoma FreshmenCMS 12 1 Woodstock FreshmenCMS 14 2 BrewsterCMS 16 5 HanoverCMS 3 10 KUACMS 4 0 HanoverCMS 4 7 MascomaCMS 3 4 Franklin FreshmenCMS 1 0 WoodstockCMS 4 7 Eaglebrook

Jangro holds at third against Brewster.

Co-Captains Mark Stewart and Mitch Handler.

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Front row: Aquilla, Earthman, Kobusch, Morelli F., Flanagan Br., Williams, Leahy, Back row: Beauchamp Je., Mr. McNeish (coach). Crisp, Davis L., Dohrmann, Smith, Kise, Murphy, Schwartz. Not pictured, Mr. Blunt (coach).

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Front row: Torii, Breitbart, Wargin M., Gagne. Back row: Bruni, Mr. Fedor (coach), Saylor, Castle W., Byers, Koromllas, Mr. Carey (coach), Gilligan.

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Front row: McHugh, Simpson, Franklin, Gibbons, Kenney, Hovey, Cantacuzene, Woolworth, Heidrich, McCarthy J. Back row: Rascovich (mgr.), Mr. Clancy (coach), Bolin, Kelly M., Newton, Stine, Scalamandre, Sloan, Griffis J., Ryder, Baker, Emery, Aldrich, Mr. Heath (coach).

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CMS 8 4 ProctorCMS 10 2 KUACMS 8 7 HoldernessCMS 8 3 PinkertonCMS 9 4 WoodstockCMS 15 0 TiltonCMS 5 2 HoldernessCMS 14 0 TiltonCMS 15 1 Vermont AcademyCMS 5 4 WoodstockCMS 9 4 ProctorCMS 3 7 PinkertonCMS 5 3 KUACMS 11 1 Eaglebrook

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First ro w Cornblatt, Rockwood, Sclnultz, Stevens, Leonard, Revere, Vogel. Kelly R., Riggs, Vantine, Iverson (mgr.) Second row: Miles, Nixon, Kehl, Castle A., Reichle, Cord, Sardelli, Ache, LaFontissee, Allen, Lawrence, Rotan, Tonneson, Mr. Sachs (coach).

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Bickley, Britt, Beauchamp Ju., Bierne, Mesker, Byk, Tuchinda T., King, Handler, Mr. Peck (coach).

Captain David Mesker

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Kneeling: Willauer Wi., Alexander, Perkins, Tuchinda P.. Cuthrell, Featherstone, Ross. Standing: Garwood, Gordon, DelRio, Moore, McKeIvy, Grullon, Kaufman, Mr. Perrinez (coach).

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Kneeling: Brown F., Hilton, Kieswetter, Moore-Jones, Whitaker, Wanglee, Babcock, Wilson. Standing: Mr. Hart (coach), Warcup, McGrath, Lewis, Anderson, English, Willis, Tenzler, Regalado.

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Kneeling: Bright (on rock), Burl<e, Crigler, Gierhart, W illauer W li„ Kim, Brierre, Day. Standing: fvlr. Ladd (coacin), IVIr. Crowell (coach), Tradd, Tewell, Wickman, Brox, Garcia, Flanagan, R., Shanley, Weber, Griffis A., Schock, Mr. Coffin (coach).

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Front row: Tatham, Robins, Schofield, Rotli. Bacl< row: Mr. Ladd (coacli), Mr. Crowell (coach), Johnson M., Mr. Coffin (coach).

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Baker, Emery, and Cantacuzene recouperate in the Social Center Coaches Perry and Sachs encourage the ir team betweei after a game. periods.

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The 6th grade visited the w orld ’s champion kite flyer in Keene and brought back kites and Indian clothing.

The Senior Class-operated “ Captain Kelly's” was a big suc­cess.

Ice-Out 1978 — April 29th. The Winner: Matt Rotan y j

Dr. Babcock describes a trip up by the Amazon River as a part of the Humanities presentations.

Mr. Wakely takes batting practice on Headmaster’s Day.

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White won th is year’s Green & White competition.

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Invocation at Awards Assembly Sandy Hovey received the Most Improved Player for Varsity Lacrosse.

80 Jeff Schock received the Senior Prize at Graduation. John Griffis received the Hinman Award from the faculty and the Pannaci Memorial Award from his classmates.

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First row: Johnson Cr., Flanagan Br., Newton, Huggett, Handler M., Hovey. Second ro w Schultz Lawrence, Davis L., Jangro, Heidrich, Bolin, Sloan, Scalamandre, Willauer Wh., Griffis A. Third row:’ Stewart, Emery, Stine, Brown T., Franklin, Kelly R,, Kelly M., Reichle, Crigler, Nicholl, Griffis J., Wickman, McHugh. Not pictured: Cantacuzene, Grullon, Kennedy, Schock.

Craig Johnson, School Leader.

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r Mr Finkbeiner (Choir Director). Iverson, Bruni, Roth, Torii, Wargin M„ Kieswetter. Second row: WillauerVVh., Peters, er, W lllauer Wi., Schofield, Breitbart, Brierre. Third row: Bright, Simcox, David L„ Kirk, Schultz, Koromilas, Crigler, Revere,

First row:Alexander........— ------ ------------------- - „ „ ^Rotan. Fourth row: Collins, Reichle, Stine, Baker, Anderson, Cantacuzene, Brox, Dohrmann.

Mr. Ladd, advisor.

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First row: Byk, Warcup, Day. Second row: Kirk, Anderson, Griffis A., Aldrich, Reichie, Shanley, Kim, Tewel, Moore, Standinq- Schultz, Mr. Ladd (advisor).

First row: Jangro, Revere, Griffis J. Second row: Leahy, Day, Mr. Ramos (advisor), King, Bloom, Byk, Bolin, Gordon, Willauer Wh. Third row: Scalamandre, Miles.

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First row: Revere, Anderson, Crigler. Second row: Lawrence, Brierre, Day, Kim, Jewel, Schultz, Reichle, Brox, Mrs. Carey and Mr. Ladd (advisors).

STAFFEditors Brian Tewel

Robert FlanaganCover: Mark Johnson

Advisor Mr. William Hart

Paul Brierre, Dennis Revere, and Andrew Day appear in a scene from the club ’s fall production Noah Now.

Stopping at the Point

Looking from the point onto seas way beyond, waves chain react until the land responds, Beaming rays come from nowhere around my memories are forever found.

Wind gushes through the grass around the land so bare forever.Looking into the seas give me a dream. Nothing is like the seas which go on forever.

John Moore

SKIING

Snow Freezing cold

Skier, boots, bindings Lift lines, colorful people

New tracks down the mountain Hot chocolate, talk by the fireplace

Contentment, satisfaction, dreams of skiing . . .John Hickok

Don Kim as The Lady in Black and Brian Jewel in the title role of Mr. Ladd's adaptation of Dovle’s The ,Auoustus Milverton.

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Iverson, Roth, Bright, Lawrence, Castle W., Perkins, Stevens.

First row: Stine, Aldrich, Lawrence, Miles, Leahy. Second row: Gordon, Mr. Mahoney (advisor). Jewel, Handler M., Baker, Simpson, Smith, Schultz, Shanley, Reichle.

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W illauer Wh., Shanley, Flanagan R., Collins, Davis L.

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1st row: Kim, Perkins, Bruni, Roth, Koromilas, Simcox. 2nd row: Nicholl, Handler K., Brig lit, Johnson IVI., Smith, Simpson, Shaniey, Mathies, Mrs. Carey (advisor), Brox.

90 Meeting? What Meeting? Once more, David . . . loosen the knobs, then what?

Peter Brox — Headline Writer Par Excellance What do you mean the deadline was yesterday?!

Can you layout two more pages between trips to Captain Kelly’s, Roberto?

i ’ll get to that Blaze meeting any way I can.

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1. He is the Senior Class advisor

2. He thinks he is Mr. Universe

3. He reminds you of the dead

4. He pretends to know how to sail

5. He walks on his toes so he looks taller

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He is an excellent photographer and donates a great deal of his time to the Blaze.

He is the Senior Class advisor

Dr. and Mrs. R.G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. T.L. King

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bastick Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Kise

Fenton J. Burke

Olga F. de Calderon

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill G. Davis- Best Wishes

Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Heidenreich

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Kehl

Richard Miles, Jr.

Richard and Lucille Robins

George I. Rockwood, Jr.

Margaret C. Skidmore

Bernice H. Sloan

Ellen S. Thomas

A Friend

Mr. & Mrs. M. Moss Alexander

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Allday

Rodion Cantacuzene

John Conkling

Dr. & Mrs. J.T. Culverwell

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Davis

Mr. & Mrs. James Koromilas

Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Leonard

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Loyd

Congratulations to the class of ’78

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Moore, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Richard B. Simpson

Mr. & Mrs. R.H. Stine

Mrs. James J. Storrow

Sanong Tuchinda

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Congratulations to Cardigan’s Undefeated 1977 Football Team from Dr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Brown.

M. David Kelly

Mrs. Constance Mellon

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Reichle

Mr. & Mrs. Clive Runnels

J. Ross Schofield

John & JoAnn Wargin

William D. Weber

Mr. & Mrs. S.L. Breitbart

Mr. & Mrs. R.S. Cuthrell

Congratulations Senior Class, Ron Hilton

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The Mathies Family

Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Morelli

Sukit Wanglee

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2000-2001aiumm NEWS » >

f f l The Millennium Force, the w orld ’s tallest and fastest roller

coaster, opens in May 2000 at the Cedar Point amusement park

in Sandusky, Ohio. The ride has a 300-toot drop and travels up to 92 miles per hour.

^ A new computer video game called

‘The Sims," which simulates the life of

a suburban family, develops a fanatical

following with teens. Players create the

characters and guide them through

building a house, furnishing it, finding a career and running a family in their

pursuit of happiness.

Maxis/Electronic Arts

D Jim Carrey stirs up trouble in the

town of Whoville in an adaptation of

the Dr. Seuss classic, How the Grinch Stole Christmas. The Grinch, which

opens in November, is the highest grossing film of 2000.

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A MeeNfte/’arente, Starring Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller, opens in October. The movie wins Favorite Comedy Motion Picture at the People’s Choice Awards, and De Niro earns a Golden Globe nomination.

IKlpigBrdther"A In July, CBS launches “ Big Brother,” A UPN's weekly series “ WWFa reality-based show in which 10 people share living quarters for three months until all but one are voted out. Viewers can monitor contestants 24/7 on the show’s Web site.

Smackdown!” starring professional wrestler The Rock is the network’s most-watched show in 2000, with 7.3 million viewers.

A In December, Cast Away is released, starring Tom Hanks as a crash victim stranded on a desert island for four years. For his nearly one-man performance Hanks wins Best Actor at the Golden Globes.

a/AP/Wide World Photos

FLASH > > >

□ Gamers camp outside

I electronics stores to

p secure the long-awaited

I Sony PlayStation 2, which

s goes on sale in October

I in limited quantities. The

new version allows users

to listen to CDs and watch

DVD movies in addition to playing games.

The first big hit in 2001 is Save the Last Dance, which opens in January. The teen romance, starring Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas, earns close to $50 million in Its first two weeks.

Pay It Forward, a movie based on the idea of performing random acts of kindness, opens in October starring Haley Joel Osment,Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt.

O Tom Cruise reprises his role as

Ethan Hunt in the action sequel

Mission: Impossible 2. The iVlay

release is summer's biggest box-office draw and 2000’s second-highest

grossing film , earning more than $215 million.

T R E N D S> > 2000*2001

F A S H I O N M E D I A

David Young-Woiff/PhotoEdlt

Q Message T-shirts become fashion statements

among teen girls. “ Foxy Lady,” “ Princess” and “ Monl<ey

Around” are just a few of the tongue-in-cheel< logos

that appear on the popular shirts.

FLASH > > >

n High-tech, fold-up metal versions

of the old scooter are one of the year’s

hottest modes of transportation but

also a leading cause of injury.

By the end of 2000, an estimated 75% of U.S. universities offer courses online and more than 5.8 million students have logged on.

With the 2000 unemployment rate at a low of 4%, college students working as summer Interns command wages up to $20 an hour, along with compensation packages, from high-tech and Internet companies.

A Companies like Estee Lauder, A Stick-on crystals and gemsOrigins, Hermes and Blistex begin become popular fashion accessories to market products in portable for teen girls, accenting the face, single-use packets. Products include neck and shoulders, nail polish remover, scented wipes, hair conditioners and moisturizers.

A Mail-order clothing pioneer Lands’ End introduces “ scan wear.” The technology captures customers’ body measurements, and allows users to virtually “ try on” clothing when ordering via the Internet.

A “ Personal TVs” by TiVo and ReplayTV allow users to control live TV by pausing or rewinding and to record their favorite shows without having to set a VCR timer or purchase videotapes.

□ Chrysler rolls out its 1930s retro car, the PT Cruiser, in spring 2000.

The five-door "personal transportation” wagon Is a hot seller, beating the

popular Volkswagen New Beetle by two to one in the firs t month. It also

wins M otor Trend magazine's 2001 Car of the Year.

Q Teens Involved in anti-smoking organizations such as The Truth and

Target IVIarket strike back at Big Tobacco for marketing to youth, by

launching their own in-your-face advertising campaigns targeting cigarette makers. The print and broadcast ads are sponsored by funds won from

tobacco suit settlements.

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BLAZE 72

CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOL

CANAAN, N.H.

DEDICATION 72

The Senior Class of 1972 Dedicates this BLAZE to Mr.

James N. Marrion who joined the Cardigan teaching staff in

September of 1967. We dedicate this to Mr. Marrion because

of his devotion to the school and his constant concern for all

the students. He is always available to those who need him;

always considerate, no matter what the problem may be.

Mr. Marrion has served as chairman of the Mathematics

Dept., and is now Director of Athletics and a teacher of

Mathematics.

These words are direct to you, Mr. Marrion:

We thank you for your kind and understanding words,

even when those words must be harsh. We thank you for

your athletic and spiritual guidance, but in particular for

your sharing of yourself and your free time. Thus, we give

reason for this dedication and thank you for all you’ve done.

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Headmaster’s Page

Front—Melissa, Mrs. Wakely. Rear—Mary, Mr. Wakely, Jonathan. Not pictured—Charles.

Faculty

MR. DONALD E. BLUNT

Science (Chairman), Earth Science,

Skiing,'Baseball; B.S. Ed., Bridgewater

State College; M.Ed., Pennsylvania

State University

MR. ROBERT K. BRAYMAN

Social Studies (Dept. Chairman), Work

Detail; B. Ed., Plymouth State College

MR. DAVID W. BUCKMath, Reserve Soccer, Baseball, Skiing;

A.B., Colgate, M.B.A., University of

Michigan

MR. R. ALDEN BURT Art (Chairman), Campcraft, Log Cabin

Construction; B.E., Plymouth State

College

MRS. DAVID W. BUCK Language Training; A.B.

College

Nazareth

M R SAMUEL H. COES, JR.

Language Training and Developmental

Reading (Chairman), Eager Beavers, V.

Hockey, Sailing; Brown, Salem State,

Framingham

MR. JO SEPH M. COLLINS Assistant Headmaster, D ean o f S tu ­dents, Math; Football, V. Baseball; B .S., Boston University

MR. JAM ES W. CROW ELL Science, Archery, Skiing, C am pcraft- Forestry; B.S., Yale

MR. RO BERT B. FAHRNER English (Chairman); Publicity, Public Relations, Dram a, B laze (A dvisor); Roosevelt

MR. HAROLD FINKBEIN ER Music (Chairman); B.M., M.M., W est­m in ister C h o ir C o lle g e ; B .D ., McCormick Theology Sem inary

MR, RO BERT A. GAGNE Foreign Language (Chairman); A.V., Safety Dept., Sailing, Skiing, Camp- craft; B.A., Maryknoll College; M .S., University of Bridgport; M.A., Middle- bury College

M R LAWRENCE GO LD TH W A IT Science, Skiing; A.B., Dartm outh Col­lege; Sc.M., Brown

M ISS MARY E. HOW E, R.N. School Nurse; Henry Hayward morial Hospital

Me-MR. LOUIS I. LOUVAR Science; B.A., Canaan College

MR, KENNETH J. M cC A FFREY M ath (Chairm an); R ec. Skiing , La­crosse, Rec. Tennis, Com puter Club;B.S. Hobart College

REV. HARRY R. M AHONEY Chaplain, Religion (Chairman); B. Ed., Boston University; B.D., A ndover New­ton Theological School

MR. JAM ES N. MARRION Math, Director of A thletics, V. B ase­ball, V. Football, Rec. Skiing; B .S ., M.A., Keene State College

MRS. JAM ES N. MARRION Language Training; B .S., Keene State College

MR. KARL NYHUSShop; B .S., Norwegian M ilitary School

MR. SCHUYLER V. PECK English, Social Studies, V. H ockey, V. Tennis, V. Footb all; B .A ., N ichols College

MRS. SCHUYLER V. PECK Language Training; B .S ., W heelo ck College

MRS. RICHARD R. REARICK Language T ra in in g ; N ew University

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M R MICHAEL D. RENNER French, Spanish, V. Sailing, Skiing, Sailing; B.A., Dartmouth College

M R JOHN O. RICH Special Assistant to the H eadm aster, Director of Admissions; B.A., Rollins College; M.A. M.Ed., Johns Hopkins

MR. JAY K. SADLON English, V. Skiing, V. Soccer, Tennis; Senior Class Advisor; B.A., W ashing­ton and Jefferson College

MRS. RALPH B. SCH M AN SKA Typing, A ssistan t L ib rarian ; B.A., Plymouth State College

MR. DAVID F. SH ELTON Socia l Studies, - English, Language Training; W ork Detail, Head of Jobs; B.A., Texas A & M University; M.A., Columbia University

MRS. DAVID F. SH ELTO N Librarian; B.A., Nasson College

M R GILBERT O. STA N LEY Social Studies, Tennis, V. Football, V. Hockey; B.A., Middlebury College

MRS. G ILBERT O. STA N LEY Language Training; Skidm ore College

MR. NORMAN C. W AKELY Headmaster; B.S., University of M aine; M .A , Columbia University

MRS. NORMAN C. W A KELY Language Training; B.S., Bridgew ater State College

MR. JAMES H. W ILSONEnglish; V. Skiing, Drama, Res. Soccer,G y m n a stics ; B .A ., U n iv e r s ity o fColorado

MR, HENRY S. W O O DSFrench, Ski Jumping; B.A., D artm outhCollege; M.A., Middlebury College

Staff

Mrs. Heather Coes Nursery School

Mrs. Patricia Usery Assistant Bookkeeper Mrs. Ruth Johnson

Admissions Office

Mrs. Ruth Talbert

Assistant to the H eadm asterMr. Ralph B. Coutermarsh Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Mrs. Jackie Lary Bookkeeper

Mrs. Margo Moran Development Office

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Mr. Richard Clancy Steward Chef Mr. Richard R. Rearick, A.B. (Dartmouth),

Assistant Treasurer

JOHN HEATON BARRYLos Herax 2634M artinex, P.B.A., ArgentinaSoccer 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8, B aseball 8

JAM ES EDWARD BA TTLES Haverhill RoadEast Kingston, New HampshireFootball8,9; Rec. Sk iing8,9; G ym nartics 8,9; Hayw ardFloor Leader, School Council

DAVID R. C. BEC K ETT 43 Elson Parkway South Burlington, VermontArchery 7,8,9; Ski Team 7,8,9; Tennis 9; Stow ell Floor Leader 9.

BRUCE RUSSELL BEDFORD56 Cypress RoadW ellesley Hills, M assachusettsRec. Tennis 7,8; Red. Skiing 7,8,9; Tennis Team 7,8,9; Foot­ball 9; School Council 7,8; Floor Leader 8,9.

ERIC RAYMOND BRO X 1361 Broadway, Dracut, Mass.Soccer 8,9; Ski Team 8,9; Lacrosse 8,9; School Council 8,9; School Leader 9; Floor Leader 9; Model Club 8, SC O TT PAUL CAMPBELL

Madeira School, Greenway, VirginiaSoccer 8; Rec. Skiing 8,9; Tennis Team 8,9; Football 9; Pho­tography Club 8; Basketball Club 8; Head o f Cam pus Cleaners.

DOUGLAS GRIFFIN CAREY Dament Road, W ellfleet, Mass.Football 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; Lacrosse 7,8,9; Dining Room Assistant 8; Floor Leader 9; School Council 9; V ice Presi­dent of Senior Class; Hiking 8.

ROBERT ALEXANDER C A SK IE 3272 P. Street, N.W., W ashington, D.C. Rec. Skiing 8,9; Lacrosse 8,9; A rchery 9. 13

JON CH RISTIAN CAVERLY Box 86, Bennington, N.H.Sailing 8; H ockey 8; Baseball 8,9; Soccer 9; Rec. Skiing 9.

ANTHONY M ICHAEL D eB O lSE 828 Pleasant Street, W orcester, M ass.V. Soccer 9; Ski Team 9; V. Baseball 9; F loor Leader 9.

LAW RENCE TH U RSTO N D IG G S 1400 Buchanan Avenue, O lean, N.Y.Football 7,8,9; Ski Team 7,8,9; L acrosse 7,8,9; A .V. Head I

Head Classroom Cleaners 9.

ROWLAND W HEELER D OD SON7314 Maryland Avenue, St. Louis, M issouriSailing Team 7,8; Rec. Sailing 7,8,9; Rec, Skiing 7; Ski Team8,9; Baseball 9; Choir 7,8,9; Host Com m ittee 7,8,9; LibraryAss't. 8; AV 8,9; Shop Club 8; AV Head 9.

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PETER W ILLIAM D O U G LA SS 1645 SE 7th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.Rec. Tennis 8; Rec. Skiing 8,9; Football 9; Tennis Team 9; Magic Club 8; Reading Club 8; F loor Leader 9.

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JA CQ U EST T, DOYEN 29 dreve des Chalets Brussels, Belgium Campcraft 9.

FRANK VICTO R FERO LETO , III 126 W hiteoak Road., Fairfield, Conn,Football 7,8,9; Hockey 7,8,9; B aseball 7,8,9; Chess Club 7,8; Softball Club 7,8; Trap Club 7,8; E xplorer Club 7; Model Club 7.

BRIAN GERARD GEANY 38 Sedgewick Drive North Scituate, Mass.R. Football 8,9; Ski Team 8,9; V. B aseball 8,9.

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EDWARD JERO M E GOLD SCHLAG 166 Bridge St., Catskill, N.Y.Rec. Sailing 8,9; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; C am pcraft 7; Bicycling 8; Rec. Tennis 9; Model Club 8.

SHEPPARD GRAY G RISW O LD Mooreland Rd. Greenw ich, Conn.Soccer 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9; C am pcraft 8; Rec. Tennis 9; Pho­tography Club 8; Outing Club 8; Choir 8,9.

SEVERIN FREDERICK GUNDLACH 812 Carlyle Road, Belleville, 111.Football 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9; Baseball 8; Rec. T ennis 9; Model Club 8.

RICHARD M ACY H A RRIS, III 250 Alpine Dr., Rochester, N.Y.Soccer 9; Rec. Skiing 9; Tennis Team 9; A sst. Floor Leader 9; Dining Room Asst. 9.

JRADFORD HARRISON H A YW O O D .0 Lewin Rd., Hanover, N.H.tec. Tennis 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8; Ski Team 9; Lacrosse 9; i4odel Club 8; A viation Club 8; Model A irplane Club 8; 4opkins 1 Foreman 9.

SC O TT W IN SLO W HILLS 211 Lincoln St., Norwell, Mass.Soccer 8,9; Ski Team 8,9; Baseball 8; Rec. Tennis 9; Dining Room M onitor 9.

FHOMAS JA M ES H O W SE 119 Kleyona, Phoenixville, Pa.Rec. Skiing 7; Rec. Sailing 7,8; Football 8,9; H ockey 8,9; Duting Club 8.

PETER DAVID KLIN EFELTER8109 St. Martins Lane, Philadelphia, Pa.Football 8,9; Hockey 8; Rec. Skiing 9; B aseball 8,9; Model Club 8; Photography Club 8; Blaze Photographer 9.

ANDREW DOIG LARNED, JR.81 Hamden Dr., Hudson, OhioFootball 8,9; Ski Team 9; Lacrosse 9; Outing Club 8; Chess Club 8; Head o f Set-Up Crew 9.

ROBERT W ILLIAM S LENK Dutton Road, China, Me.Rec. Skiing 8,9; Baseball 8; So ccer 9; Tennis 9; Choir 9; Lav Club 8; Student Council 9: Floorleader P roctor 9; Public Re lations 9.

GENE JO SEPH LEONEMineral Springs Road, Cornw all, N.Y.Football 7,8,9; Baseball 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing 7; H ockey 8,9; Choir 7; School Council 8,9; M agic Club 7,8; Trap Shooting 7; Model Club 7; Shop Club 8; Floorleader H inm an II 9; Blaze 9.

STEVEN JO SEPH LEW IS2112 Greenbriar Drive, Springfield, 111.Varsity Soccer 9; Rec. Skiing 9; Tennis Team 9; Head c Kitchen Help 9.

W ILFRED DONALD MacDONNELL, JR,1375 Glengarry Road, Birmingham, Mich.Skiing 6,7,8,9; Archery 6,7; Ski Im provem ent 6,7; Model Club 6,7,8; Soccer 8,9; Tennis 9. ROBERT ALEXAN DER M cCLELLAN

72 Jordon Lane, Norwell, M ass.Rec. Tennis 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9; So ccer 9; Dram a 8,9; Choir 8,9; Blaze 9; Banquet Toastm aster.

CH RISTOPH ER HENRY NIELSEN 86 Suffolk Road, W ellesley, Mass.Soccer 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; Tennis 7,8; Lacrosse 9; Dining Room Inspector 8, (head) 9; A ssistant Floorleader (French) 9.

TIM OTH Y JO SEPH O ’BRIEN 9 Galloupes Point Swampscott, Mass.Football 7,8; Rec. Skiing 6,7; Lacrosse 6; Ski Im provem ent 6; Tennis 7,9; Hockey 8,9; Canoeing 8,9; M odel Club 6,8; E x ­plorers Club 7; Bridge Club 6; Dining Room A ssistan t 9; A s­sistant Floorleader 9.

GREGORY MARK PET ER S749 Hale Street, Beverly Farm s, M ass.Soccer 8,9; Skiing 8,9; Rec. Tennis 8,9; M odel Club 8; Choir 8,9; Norpines 9; Host Com m ittee 9.

DAVID LYFORD ROBIN S 26 Orne Street Marblehead, Mass.Varsity Football 8,9; Ski Team 8,9; V arsity B aseball 8; Sa il­ing 9; Assistant Floorleader 9; Auditorium C are (Head) 9.

PATRICK O. RYAN1234 Harris Drive, W atertow n, N.Y.Ski Team 8,9; Sailing Team 8,9; Football 9; Drama 9; Blaze 9; Floor leader (Hinman I) 9.

JOHN EDWARD ROBIN SO NRec. Skiing 7,8,9; Football 8; Eager Beavers 9; Sailing 7; Baseball 8,9; Model Railroad Club 7; Outing Club 8; Drama 9; Audio Visual 9; Choir 7,8,9; Blaze 8, (Editor 9); Norpines 8,9 (Head); Safety Com m issioner 9.

HENRY KING SCHULTZR.R. # 3 , Napanee, Ontario, CanadaSoccer 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; Rec. Tennis 7,8; Baseball 9; Audubon Club 7; Travel Club 7,8; Choir 7,8,9; Fire M arshal 8,9; Norpines 9; A.V. 9; Job Forem an 9; Blaze 9; Secretary of Senior Class 9.

MANUEL JO SE SO N E STU RLA , JR.Jose Contrera # 4 6 , Santo Domingo, Dom inica Republic Soccer 7,8,9; Rec, Skiing 7; Baseball 7,8,9; H ockey 8,9; Model Club 7,8; Chess Club 8.

SC O TT ARTHUR STEV EN S Running Ridge Row Manchester, Mass.Football 9; Ski Team 9; Lacrosse 9.

WARREN T U T T STO N E, JR.College Avenue Haverford, Pa.V. Football 8,9; V. Hockey 8,9; V. Lacrosse 8.9; Floorleader (CM 111) 9.

KENTON LYLE TA RBU TTO N 125 Dover Circle, Norfolk, Va.Canoeing 8; Football 9; Ski Team 8; Tennis 8; Rec. Skiing 9; Lacrosse 9.

PAGE W IN SLOW TH IBO D EA U X43 Ave. de Liberation, 1640 Rhode, St. G enese, Belgium Rec. Skiing 8,9; Rec. Tennis 8,9; Floor Leader 9.

PARKER DAVIDSON TH O M SO N 1207 Mariola Court, Miami, Fla.V. Football 9; Rec Skiing 9; Rec. Tennis 9; Head of snow- shovelers 9.

FRANK C. THUM2264 St. James Parkway, Cleveland Ohio Soccer 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9.

FRAZER W ELSH W A TKIN S 924 Rockbridge Ave., Norfolk, Va.Football 8,9: Ski Team 8,9; Lacrosse 8,9; M inibike Club 8; Magic Club 8; Choir 8; School Council 8,9; F loor leader 9; President of the Senior Class,

MICHAEL BRIG H T W H ITE 333 W alnut St., New O rleans, La.Football 9; Rec. Skiing 9; Tennis Team 9\

GREGG FOW LER W ILLIAM S R.R.D. # 1 , Grafton, N.H.Football 7; Rec. Skiing 7,8; Baseball 7,8,9; So ccer 8,9; Ski Team 9; Model Club 7; Shop Club 8. RICHARD SHERIDAN W ILSO N

Cond San Geronimo, Ashford Ave., San Juan, Puerto Rico Rec, Tennis 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9; G ym nastics 8,9; Choir 9.

JOHN CHARLES W O O D S, [R.Round Top Road, Bernardsville, N.J.Rec. Tennis 7,8; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; Baseball 7; Tennis Team 8,9; Football 9; Photography Club 7,8; Chess Club 7; Model Club 8; Games Club 8: Asst. Floor Leader 8; Floor Leader 9.

Senior Officers

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Fro nt-Sch u ltz (secretary-treasurer), W atkins (president), Carey (vice-president). R ear—Mr. Sadlon (advisor).

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Varsity Football

First row—Feroleto, W. Stone, Lam ed, Robins, K linefelter, Diggs, W atkins, W oods, P. Douglass, Bedford, Second row —Mr. M arrion (coach), M itchell (manager), Thom son, W , Thom as, M ike W hite, M att W hite, Cam pbell, Perry, Gundlach, Stevens, Leone, Battles, Mr. Stanley (coach). Third ro w -R y a n , Bloom , How se, Sutcliffe , W . Taylor.

The Record

CMS 0 Bellow s Falls 6CMS 20 H anover 0CMS 6 Eaglebrook 12CMS 18 H artford 26CMS 52 H anover 21CMS 36 St. Paul 6CMS 24 Lebanon 16CMS 32 H olderness 12

W on 5 Lost 3

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Varsity Soccer

Front—Nielsen—Missing—D eBoise (Team C o-captains). First ro w -L e w is , M acD onnell, Baker, Vogel, Hills, Brox, Barry, Eliot, Lagos, W i liams, Klaus. Second row —Mr. T schabold (coach), Lenk, M cC arty, P. Goldschlag, Harris, Thum , Caverly, M cClellan, So n e’, Schultz, M Sadlon (coach).

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The R ecord

M ascom a 3CMS 2 Kimball Union 6CMS 0 M ascom a 1CMS 0 Eaglebrook 7CMS 0 H anover 3CMS 2 H olderness 2CMS 1 La Salette 0CMS 2 H olderness 0CMS 1 V erm ont A cadem y 1CMS 1 H anover 4CMS 1 La Salette 2CMS 1 Kimball Union 8

W on 2 Lost 8 Tied 2

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Reserve Football

First ro w -W h atley , Katker, Clark, Schw artz, Leone, T aliadoros, H azelhurst, Geany, O tto, Giffels. Second ro w -M r. Collins (coach), Row ­land, Britland, Thomson, Sutcliffe , Cam pbell, Stevens, Tarbutton, M att W hite, W allace, Mr. Peck (coach). Third ro w -A u er, S ilberstein Turner, Nagle, Hickox.

The R ecord

CMS 12 H artford Junior High 6

CMS 6 Plym outh Junior High 8

CMS 45 Eaglebrook 7

CMS 12 Bellows Falls Junior High 28

CMS 22 H artford Junior High 12

W on 3 Lost 2

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Reserve Soccer

First row—Cutting, Skillas, D. M orse, Burton, Garfield, G. Peters, I. Morse, Lederm an, Trillo , Ingebigtsen, H alsey, Seager, W akely, Collins. Second row—Mr, Buck (coach), Black (manager), Sorofm an, Knobel, Poole, Rice, Iverson, Grosz, Metz, Gallagher, Mr. W ilson (coach).

The Record

CMS 0 M eriden Junior High 4CMS 0 Meriden Junior High 2CMS 1 Eaglebrook 3CMS 1 H artland Junior High 0CMS 1 Holderness 0CMS 2 La Salette 1CMS 0 Holderness 2CMS 2 H artland Junior High 1CMS 2 La Salette 3

W on 4 Lost 5

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Ski Teams

ALPINE TEAM * First row —Mr. Sadlon (coach), Hills, Stackpole, Lederm an, Halsey, W hatley, Sorofm an, Klaus, Mr. W ilson (coach) Second row —Perry, Robins, Ryan, Bell, Diggs, Brox, D eBoise, Beckett, Vogel.

JUMPING TEAM * First ro w -M r. W oods (coach), W illiam s, J. Stone, Geany, Hazelhurst, H alsey, Sorofm an. Second row—Perry, Beckett, Haywood, Ryan, Robins, Bell, D eBoise, Klaus.

CRO SS COUNTRY * First ro w -M r. W ilson (coach), M acD onnell, Brox, W atkins, Diggs. Second ro w -S ilb e rste in (manager), Vogel, W illiam s, Larned, Hills, W akely, Stackpole , Haywood, W hatley, Lagos.

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W on 6 Lost 0 U N D EFEA TED

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Varsity Hockey

First row -Fero leto , K. Peters, W allace, Taliadoros, Baker, W . Stone, Eliot, Stevens, Gallagher. Second ro w -B ritlan d , O ’Brien, Skillas (manager), W ahlstrom , So n e’, Mr. Coes (coach), Leone, Seager, Mr. Peck (coach), Metz, Mr. Stan ley (coach). Brewer, Rice, Howse.

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The Record

Kimball Union 7CMS 3 H olderness 4CMS 6 Verm ont A cad em y 3CMS 5 St. Paul 10CMS 7 Proctor 0CMS 2 H olderness 6CMS 0 St. Paul 4CMS 6 Proctor 2CMS 1 Kimball Union 8CMS 4 La Salette 1CMS 4 H anover 0

W on 5 Lost 6

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First row -Fero leto , Taliadoros, Bloom , Bell, D eBoise, K linefelter, Caverly, Katker, Giffels, Sorofm an, Second ro w -M r. M arrion (coach), D. Morse, Hazelhurst, Geany, Britland, Leone, W illiam s, Mr. Collins (coach).

The Record

CMS 5 La Salette 4CMS 10 H artford 4CMS 17 La Salette 16CMS 5 M ascom a 4CMS 7 Thetford 8CMS 7 H artford 7CMS 4 M ascom a 11CMS 15 H anover 12CMS 5 Eaglebrook 3CMS 13 H anover 0

W on 7 Lost 2 Tied 1

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Varsity Lacrosse

First row—Lenk, K. Peters, Lund, W . Thom as, Lederm an, Collins, 1, M orse, H. Stone, Miller. Second row —Haywood, W atkins, Iver­son, Baker, Brox, Carey, Tarbutton, Lagos. Third ro w -N ielsen , Schw artz, Lam ed, W . Stone, Sk illas, Rice, Sutcliffe, Mr. M cCaffrey (coach). Not pictured—Mr. Sau ce (Head coach).

The Record

CMS 5 Mt. H erm an 6CMS 4 H olderness 6CMS 5 H olderness 6CMS 3 St. Paul 2CMS 3 Mt. H erm an 8CMS 3 Eaglebrook 16

W on 1 Lost 556

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Varsity Tennis

First row—Eliot, E. Douglas, Lewis, Bedford. Second row —Mr. Peck (coach), Harris, W oods, Campbell, P. Douglass, Mike White,

The Record

CMS W Proctor LCMS W La Salette LCMS L Vermont A cadem y WCMS L Holderness WCMS L Proctor WCMS W Tilton LCMS L Holderness WCMS W Vermont A cad em y L

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Reserve Baseball

First row -R ow land, Metz, Schultz, Stackpole, Knobel, Corbett, Seager, W allace, J. W akely. Second ro w -G ro sz , Clark, R. Dodson, Obens- chain, Flanagan, Sone'. Third row —Mr. Buck (coach). Cutting (manager), Robinson, Gallagher, Otto, Mr. Blunt (coach).

The Record

CMS 3 Meriden 11CMS 4 Hartland 13CMS 1 Meriden 18CMS 7 Thetford 8CMS 9 Lebanon 10CMS 13 Hartland 9CMS 1 Eaglebrook 11

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Campcraft and Canoeing

Front—Kelly, Sprogis, Howse, W elch, A. Thomas, P. Goldschlag. Middle—Mr. Gagne, Kane, Ackerman, M. Wakely, D. Taylor, Smith. Back—Mr. Crowell, Poole, Howie, Guarino, W ynne, W ebb, Silberstein, Burton.

Rec. Tennis—Fall

Front-G oode, Kane, Mr. Blunt, Smith, E. Douglas, Gordon, J. Douglass. R ear-H ayw ood, Wilson, Beaty, M. Wakely, Carey, O’Brien, Thibodeaux, A. Thomas.

Rec. Tennis—Spring

First row -Beckett, Gundlach, Crowell, Hills, Senese, W eiser, Mullin. Second row -V ogel, Thibodeaux, MacDonnell, G. Peters, Auchincloss, Beaty, E. Goldschlag, Bhakdi. Third row —Griswold, Stevens, Diggs, Mr. Stanley.

Archery

First row —Senese, W ebb, Corbett, K, Peters, Guarino, W ynne. Second row —Miller, Mr. Crowell, Beckett, Crowell, Brewer.

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I think: therefore, I am.

That one was over my head.

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School Life

ORGANIZATIONS

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School Council

First row -Leone, Perry, Schultz, Brox, Taliadoros. Second ro w -W atk in s, Mr. Coes, Crowell, Baker, Lenk, Collins, Mr. Sadlon, Mr. Wilson.

Host Committee

C. White, Lenk, G. Peters, R. Dodson. Second row -M cC lellan , D. Morse, Robins, W ilson, Smith, E. Douglas, Crowell.

Four Year Boys

O’Brien, MacDonnell, Diggs.

Choir

Fist row -M r, Finkbeiner (director), J. W akely, Zuill, Lenk, Burton, D. Morse, I. Morse, Schultz, C. White, M cBain. Sec­ond row -Poole, S. Dodson, Auer, E. Douglas, Turner, Clark, Ackerm an, Corbett, Crowell, Rowland. Third ro w -B rit- land, R, Dodson, Robinson, Silberstein, Smith, Ma. W hite, Griswold, Wilson, M. W akely

Fire Marshals1 m n 1

First row—Perry, Robinson, Second row —Lenk, Skillas, Chartener, W ynne, Guarino, Schultz.

Drama

First row -W ynne, Ryan, Robinson. Second ro w -B a ttle s , W atkins, McClellan, Mr. Fahrner (Director).

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First row—Brewer, Corbett, Robinson, Rowland, R. Dodson, Guarino. Second row —Mr. Coes, Kelly, S. Dodson, C, White, Crowell, Sprogis, Zuill, W ynne,

Norpines

First row -Cutting, Robinson, Burton. Second ro w -M r. Crowell, Chartener, C. W hite, Schultz, G. Peters.

AV. Boys

Schultz, R. Dodson (Head), Robinson.

Blaze Staff

First row —McClellan, Robinson(Editor), Chartener. Schultz. Second row —Ryan, Battles, Leone, Mr. Fahrner (Advisor). Not pictured-Taliadoros, M. W akely.

Meanwhile Back at the Art Room . . .

Best A ctor—Sandy McClellan

Most Sarcastic—Sandy Stone

Done Most for Cardigan—Frazer Watkins

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Best Story Teller—Don MacDonnell

Best Fak er-K en t Tarbutton

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Most Popular—Eric Brox

Best Guy—Rob Lenk

Best Dressed—Bruce BedfordLoud Mouth—Frank Feroleto

Best A th lete-T on y DeBoise

Most Likely to S u cceed —Rob Lenk

Class Brain—Gene Leone

Most Respected—Peter Douglass

Saintliest—M acy Harris

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Underclassmen

Sixth Grade

First row -H alsey, W allace, I. Morse, Mullin. Second row -A ck erm an , D. T ay­lor, McBain, Hickox. Third row —J. W akely, Iverson, Miller.

Seventh Grade

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First row —Knobel, Metz, Senese, Lederman, Trillo, D. Morse, Seager, Collins, K. Peters. Second row—Rowland, Grosz, Sorofman, Zuill, Corbett, Crowell, C. White. Third row —Stackpole, Kelly, J. Douglass, Brewer, Bondurant, W elch, S. Dodson. Fourth row —Goode, Gallagher, Clark, Poole, Wynne, Weiser. Fifth row —Auer, Otto, Ingebrigtsen, Rice, Vogel, Giffels, Skillas, Cutting, Lagos. p.85

Eighth Grade

First row—Burton, W hatley, Turner, Britland, Smith, J. Stone, Chamberlain, Lund, Obenschain. Second row—Hazelhurst, Baker, Taliadoros, Bell, Katker, Schw artz, W . Thom as, Beaty, M. Wakely. Third row — Nagle, Nash, Sprogis, P. Goldschlag, Sutcliffe, Eliot, Bloom, Bhakdi. Fourth row —Kenning, Ma. White, Perry, A, Thomas, Garfield, Kane.

First ro w -E . Douglas, Klaus, Kapp, Mitchell. Second ro w -F lan ag an , Chartener, Howie, Auchincloss.

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Not Dedicated To

For the following reasons this edition of the BLA ZE is not dedicated to Mr. David F. Shelton:

1. The Seniors didn’t vote to dedicate it to him.2. The BLAZE Staff w ouldn’t let the Seniors dedicate the

book to him.3. The Editor and Advisor wouldn't let the staff dedicate

it to him.4. AND Mr. W a k e ly just w o u ld n ’t stand for such

nonsense.5. Mr. Collins had no com m ent to make at publication

date.6. Mrs. Shelton said, “NO!”

And Now Some Nice Things About Him

He allows people to borrow his car. He likes to see people work hard. He lives on campus and is available all students at all times.

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He offers Enrichment lessons to all his classes whether they want them or not.

Parting Shots

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Graduation ’72

BestWishes

Them

Blaze Page, Sr.

Mr. Robert Fahrner, Faculty Advisor WHAT, ME WORRY?

John Robinson, Editor-In-Chief NOW, IF I AIM RIGHT, I SHOULD HIT HIM RIGHT IN THE . . . .

92 Jim Battles, Roaming Editor SO, THIS IS A COLLAGE!

Sandy McClellan, Layout Editor JUST ACTING NORMAL, SIR.

Blaze Page, Jr.

Gene Leone, Etc. Editor GENE! W AKE UP!

Peter Kane, Assistant Editor STAFF CENSOR.

Bob Chartener, Photo EditorIT MIGHT HELP IF I HAD A CAM ERA.

Henry Schultz, Research Editor LITTLE BIG MAN.

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Sponsors

O m er’s & B ob’s Mrs. and Mr. Norton Bloom

Browns Bike Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Carey

Mrs. Virginia S. Caverly Mrs. Joan Chartner

Mrs. Gladys L. Clayton Mrs. Lucy P. Cutting

Dartmouth Book Store Dartmouth Travel Bureau

Early A m erican House Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ebinger Mr. and Mrs Ralph A. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher

H anover H ardware Honey Gardens

Allen Kelly Kleen Laundry Service

Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew D. Larned Dr. and Mrs. B. Lewis Mrs. Virginia McBain

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Mason P. Pearsall

P u tn am ’s Drug Store Mr. & Mrs. George S. Robinson

Charles S. Smith, Jr.Stanley Sorofman

Simone M. Stackpole Mrs. Margaret Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Michel Ter-Pogossian Mrs. Irene M. Thomas

Verham News W ard Baking Company

Mr. and Mrs. John C. W oods

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Subscribers

A-Leo Nash Steel Corp.

B.C. Auchincloss

Louis Auer

Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Baker, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman C. Bedford

Mrs. Helen H. Brewer

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brox

Dartmouth National Bank

Evans Printing

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Geany

Mr. and Mrs. Martin O. Grosz

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hazelhurst, Jr.

Mr. W.D. MacDonnell

Albert J. Mitchell

Mrs. Patricia J. Nielson

Mrs. and Mr. John F. Otto

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Sprogis

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stevens, Jr.

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Patrons

James Campion, Inc.

Mrs. Vaneita A. O’Brien

Smart Shop (Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goldshlag)

Dr. and Mrs. Donald Taylor

Vale-Ackerman Properties, Inc.

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