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our mission

Cardigan Mountain School offers a close-knit community that

prepares middle school boys - in mind, body, and spirit - for

responsible and meaningful lives in a global society.

Dear Cardigan Family,

This year's edition of The Blaze once again captures the full and rich nature of community life together on The Point. My thanks and sincere gratitude to my colleagues, Cardigan's faculty and staff, who have committed fully to ensuring a year of growth and learning for the boys in our care.

Congratulations to all of our boys this year, who have demonstrated great courage and enthusiasm as you've enjoyed all of the dimensions of The Cardigan Way. To our ninth-grade boys, who have completed their Cardigan journey, thanks for the memories, best wishes in all of your future endeavors, and please know that we will miss you here.

Mrs. McCusker joins me in extending our love and best wishes to all of you. Please stay in touch and visit whenever you can. Cardigan will always be your home.

Sincerely,

Mr. McCusker '80 P'09,'10

Len Angelli Head Athletic Trainer

Lindsay Antolino ESL Departm ent Cinair

Chip Audett Director o f Adm issions

David Auerbach Science Departm ent Chair

John Bayreuther Associate Director o f

Adm issions

M onte Blaustein Associate Director

Charles C. Gates Program

Courtney Boyd Student Travel

Coordinator

Edward Burke, R.N, Staff Nurse

Kate Bushm an. R.N. S taff Burse

Jodie Camp Assistant Business

M anager

Jarrod Caprow PEAKS® Departm ent

Chair

Owen Carpino W orld Languages Teacher

Jessica Bayreuther Associate Director o f

Adm issions

Rosalind Burke, R.N. S taff Nurse

Jill Cavalieri Com ptroller

Richard Clancy '67 Director o f Alumni

Program s

Douglas Clark History Teacher

Devin C lifiora Director o f Summer

Programs

Karen Colburn Admissions

Adm inistrative Assistant

Andrew Cook History Teacher

Kolby Curran Technology Office

Ken Cushing W orld Languages Departm ent Chair

Joe Doherty Science Teacher

Erin Drury Communications

Associate

Scott Ellis M ath Teacher

Rick Exton Director o f International

Relations

Ashley Finethy Com m unications

A ssociate

M ike Fitzgerald H istory Departm ent Chair

Haver Flaherty PEAK S® Coach

Barbara Frazier D ata M anager

M eredith Frost Science Teacher

Ryan Frost D irector o f A thletics

Shannon Gahagan Spanish Teacher

Graham Gauthier M ath Teacher

Jeff Good English Teacher

Sarah Graves Director o f Secondary

School Placem ent Science Teacher

Alex Gray English Teacher

Karen Ewer-Gray, R.N. D irector o f Health

Services

M ichel Gray Director o f Technology

Ann Hamel Technology Integrator

Alexis Hannis Grade Six Team Leader

Austen Hannis D ir.of Student Activities Asst. Athletic Director

Steve Harris M ath Teacher

W im Hart English Teacher

Kathryn Holland Developm ent Office

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M ark Holt Andrew Jaspersohn Tim Jennings Chris Kenny Alexandra KingGrade Six Dept. Chair Art Departm ent Chair Director o f Facilities English Teacher Latin Teacher

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Allan Kreuzburg Resident Life Coord,

Science Teacher

Kris Langetieg ESL Teacher

Corey Lawson History Teacher

Mary Ledoux Development Associate

Lynne Lenihan Assistant to the

Headmaster

Douglas Lovell Dir. o f Parent Relations

and Planned Giving

Rich MacDonald Dean o f Student Life

Stephanie McCusker Free Safety

Joseph McHugh Business Manager

Kathy M cHugh Registrar

Ashley McLaughlin Health Center Assistant

Joy Michelson Director o f Advancement

Com munications

Nancy Moye Athletic Departm ent

Administrative Assistant

Malorie Nai Teaching Intern

Michael Nakade History Teacher

Kathleen Naroski French Teacher

Travis Nevins Head Alpine Ski Coach Science Teacher, Secondary

School Placement Officer

Tim Newbold Director o f Studies

Della Parker PEAKS® Coach

David Perfield Director o f Development

Lisa Perfield Counselor

Daniel Perricone W orld Languages Teacher

Dr. Elizabeth Perryman, Director o f Spiritual Life

Edilberto Ramos M ath Teacher

Matthew Rinkin Assistant Head o f School

Dean o f Faculty

Pablo Rocha-Vazquez W orld Languages Teacher

Dave Scheiber Director o f Music

Avery Scoville M ath Teacher

Patrick Turcotte M ath Teacher

Jim Scott W oodworking and Dram a

Teacher

Jeremiah Shipman, '00 Assistant Director o f

Alum ni Programs

Ryan Sinclair Dir. o f Global Leadership

and Service Learning

Sarah Sinclair Admissions C oordinator

Shea VanBoskirk PEAKS® Coach

Marshall Wallach Director o f Annual Giving

M arty W ennik English Departm ent Chair

Sam Scott School Store Manager

Dram a Program

Pamela Susi Associate Director o f

Development

Didi W ilson M ath Departm ent Chair

LisaW itha m Faculty

Nora Yasumura Director o f Global

C om rnunity In itiative

Rhett Yelton Director o f

Charles C. Gates Program

Sarah Young PEAKS® Coach

Samantha Freese Assoc. Director o f Summer

Programs and Yearbook Advisor

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NEW BEGINNINGS

THE EPIC CENTER//1. Custom designed table specifically made

to house all the lego elements 2. Lego League Competition table

3. Flexible work stations can be used for computers, robotics, or group discussions.

Bottom: Standing work space for students RIGHT: EV3 Robotics, are a Lego based robotic

system.

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BuildingsThe EPIC center was designed to be a place for students to explore Engineering Possibilities

related to Innovation and Creativity. This custom designed room includes two full wall white boards (one is actually black) where students can be creative and solve problems. A third wall

was designed for students to hang drawings and design that they are working on. A variety of

work surfaces, from stand-up tables, tables with stools, areas designed to work on your

computer, and a round table for discussions are provided. The 3D printer, custom Robotics Table, and cubicles to store projects round out the room. This room is used today for our Gates

program and the Lego Robotics club, while many students drop in to work on projects or just

draw on the walls. All in all th is new space has been a hit with students and faculty alike.

Flexible Work S p ace // Every surface of the Epic Center is

a work space, even the walls are white boards for collaborative

projects.

3D Printer// Our new 3D printer opens up a

number of inventive and creative pathways for students to bring their

designs to life.

Gates Program // Students work on their Gates

projects

1. Interior view of the new weight room2. interior view of the new weight room

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[Top Left: Students train in the new wrestling facilities.

The newly installed lockers provide ' fantastic ventilation for the stored

equipment.

in September 2013, the Cardigan Mountain School opened the doors to the Johnson-Wakely

Locker Room in the Kenerson Center and the second floor addition to the Wakely Center including the Johnson-Wakely Fitness Center. These two spaces are a symbol o f the

relationships forged between the Johnson family, Mr. & Mrs. Norman and Beverly Wakely, and

the Cardigan Mountain School dating back to the 1970’s. The new locker room has been a

breath of fresh air with new lockers for the students and renovated coaches' locker rooms for male and female faculty. The Fitness Center has reinforced the message o f health and wellness

for the entire Cardigan Community. The second floor also Includes a new wrestling room, office

suite, and conference room. Additional updates were made to expand the training room and

add much needed storage to the athletic facilities. We appreciate the efforts made to continue to make everyday "A Beautiful Day in New Hampshire."

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CommonsDinning room, Conference rooms, Klein Theater, School Store, The Haven, IVIail Room.

I I It's nice to be able to hang out with friend and not worry about work; it's a place to just be a kid.//J .P . Ramos Barroso, '15

Right: The Wennik's help with The Haven's snack bar that is open to students.

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Dining Hall// The new dining hall offers the students and staff a wonderful space for meals. The dining hall has windows on two sides as well as skylight allowing for beautiful natural light to pour in and provides views of Canaan Street Lake and Cardigan Mountain.

r My favorite part of the new dining hall is that it has more space, and 1 love the square tables."

-Walker Huff, '14

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"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves."

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Headmaster, Mr. McCusker, greets every student as they arrive on campus.

Students gather for one of the many ice breaker activities during orientation.

9th grade leaders are on hand to lend a hand.

Above right, Assistant School Leader, Jose Harb

and below left, School Leader Emery Gray were among the helpful hosts.

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LEFT: Jorge Mijares, Jose Villar, Eduardo Gallagastegui.

RIGHT; Mr. Michael Nakade and seventh grade students.

BOTTOM: 6th grade students gather at the summit.

PUSHING OUR LIMITS//"Do hard things." - Coach Steve Harris

1. Eighth grade students at the summit.2. Jose Bert, Rlcl<y Alvarez, Alejandro Valenzuela, and Jeronimo Fernandez.

3. Raising their hands in triumph!4. Jason Zheng, Justin Liu, and Henry Hu5. Seventh grade students hamming it up.

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SANDWICH

FAI RBack in the 1800's th is was an agricultural fair. Now part agricultural and part games, rides, and fa ir food - attending the Sandwich Fair on Columbus Day Weekend is an annual event for Cardigan boys.

OCTOBER 13, 2013 / /

"Ax throwing and tractor pulls are my favorite events."

GAMES / / Seth Gray and George Mennen check out the different games of chance.

FOOD// Sam Seaver, Aiden Bourke, and Steve Garron enjoy some fairground food of which fried dough is a favorite.

FUN / / (clockwise) Jalen Quiones, Adonis Williams, Lief Fosse, Mo Bamba, Joseph Jordan, Chris Moore, and Will Pember

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HALLOWEENStudents celebrate with costumes on the

point

T O P LE F T: S am W alzak TOP RIGHT: Connor Fedorek BOTTOM: Stefan Trifunovic, Kazuma Hirata, George Mennen

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Top Left: Students in the nniddle of the lake run

Top Right and Bottom: Students line up to begin lake run

LAKE

RUNStudents and staff challenge themselves to

run the five mile loop around Canaan Street Lake

1. Walker Huff receives some well deserved water

Je Saro, Right: JJ Martinez 3. Left to Right: Justin Liu, Fred Uu and Larry Liang

4. Left to Right: Jorge Mijares,Antonio Mezher Salome and Aiejandro Del Valle Alvarado

5. John Trotto

1. Will Starkey races to the finish 2. Friends embrace at the end of the run

3. Let to Right; John Seter, Ben Marciano, Keaton Nichols, Garrett Plekenpol, and Bill

Milton

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PRE SHOW PREP WORK / /

LEFT: A student has their hair done byMrs. Holt

RIGHT: IVIrs. Wennik helps students with their stage make-up

BOTTOM: (Left to Right) Chris An, John Lee and Joon Hyung Lee prepare

for the show.

Above: The entire cast and crew pose for a photograph.

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MY SONPINOCCHIO Tr

The Cardigan Players, performed the classic tale of toymaker Geppetto’s little wooden puppet but with a new twist. This new nnusical, which retells the Disney story but from Geppetto’s perspective.It Tackling timely issues about what it means to be “the perfect child” - and what it means to be “a real father.”

OUR CREW / /Stage Crew //Garrett Lewis works tlie spot light.

Lights //Joseph Jordan and Bi Xin work the lights and sound booth.

Director //The play was directed by Mr. Scott who is seen here with one of the actresses, Mrs. Flaherty.

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FOOTBALLThe Varsity Football team's season record did not indicate how they worked as a team. They were a group of individuals that grew to be a team. Their three captains and coaches lead the team to a positive year.

The Junior Varsity Football team had a goal of getting just a little better each day, and they achieved this. One of their two wins was against Eaglebrook, which was a huge success. With lots of new players to the game, the team came together to learn new skills and work as a team.

COACHES:Mr. Harris, Mr. Hannis,

Mr. Kreuzburg & Mr. MacDonald

Mr. Clark, Mr. Frost, Mr. Langetieg, Mr. Lawson &

Mr. Perricone

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SOCCERThe Varsity Soccer team had a strong season ending with a 9-3 record. There were many highlights of this season; includingthe Eaglebrook tournament, their captains fearless leadership and winning the championships! The coaches bestowed not only very valuable soccer knowledge on each of the players, but also knowledge that can be used outside of the field.

The JuniorVarsityteam went undefeated this year, with 10 wins and 3 ties. They scored 60 goals with only 11 goals scored against them. During the Eaglebrook tournament they tied our own Varsity Soccer team and placed 5th in the Varsity division atthetournament. The team worked hard, played hard and it paid off with a successful season.

COACHES:Mr. Good, Mr. Rocha &

Mr. Wennik Mr. Carpino & Mr. Turcotte

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SOCCERThe Thirds Soccer team had an exciting season including a 7-0 win over Lebanon. While the team came up short at the soccer jamboree at Eaglebrook, they never stopped fighting or working hard. That was the mentality of the team; no matter the game or outcome they always left everything they had on the field and picked each other up when they were down.

The Reserve Soccer team had a great match at Eaglebrook; and while the other team had much taller and more skillful players, the Cardigan Cougars were able to tie the game. The entire team was able to learn new skills, improve as players and bond as a team.

COACHES:Mr. Cook & Ms. Nai

Mr. Ding, Mr. Rinkin, Ms. Yasumura & Mr. Yelton

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Back row: Coach Rinkin, JJ Martinez Ruiz, Ding Ma, Victor Liu, Kevin Sun, Jason Zheng, Nate Fuller, Noa Kimura, Ken Chandraprasert, Henry HU Middle row; Connor Caccivio, Jack Axelrod, Noah Dorsey-Sorofman, Blake Wilkey, Edward Quo, Taish Tozawa, Pedro Del Paso, Emrys Elkouh, James Chun, Juan Madero Gutierrez, Coach Yasumura Front row: Ricky Ochoa, Brandt Aker, Sam Geraghty, Joseph Min, Owen Himmer, Stefan Trifunovic, Nick Pieroni, Shinichiro Sato, Ethan Kreuzburg, Coach Yelton

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crossCOUNTRY

The Varsity Cross Country team's season could be deemed "The Year of the Powerful Pack." Ten of the thirteen athletes were returners, of whom 7 were on Varsity last year. Given the strong sense of community brought up from last year, the team culture came together quickly, accelerated by the overnighttripto Cheshire academy, were the team won the First Annual O'Connell Invitational. This was a special group of athletes who understood that in Cross Country working hard as an individual is important, but working together is what makes for an impressive season.

The Junior Varsity Cross Country team had an incredible season. They completed in several races, a varsity race and a glow run; where they ran during the night with glow sticks. Everyone on the team reached their goal of improving their times from the beginning of the season.

COACHES:Ms. Antolino & Mr. Doherty

Mr. Exton, Mrs. Hannis & Ms. Young

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mountainBIKING

The Varsity Mountain Biking team did very well racing this year. The best race was during Eaglebrook day when the team took all nine podiums. It was a great season where everyone put forth their best effort and improved their skills becoming better riders.

The Junior Varsity Mountain Biking team accomplished a lot and improved tremendously each day at practice. New skills they learned included going down extremely steep hills and going over obstacles on the trails. Despite some team injuries, the team was resilient and worked together.

COACHES:Mr. Fitzgerald & Mr. Gray Mr. Cushing & Mr. Nevins

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rockCLIMBING

The Rock Climbing team was made up of 12 students and 3 coaclies. This summer the Climbing Cave was redone and the team was able to climb inside on campus and outside at Rumney.

The highlight of their season was an all day climb at the end of the season at Triple Corners. Five White Team climbers completed a very hard 5.10 D route called Waimea.

Everyone improved their skills on vertical and overhanging climbing, which allowed them to complete more difficult routes.

COACHES:Mr. Ellis, Mr. Kenny &

Mr. Jasper sohn

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11 “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”

//M argaret Mead

//Left: 8th grade students work on their rocket project

' THANKSGIVING DINNER// The Thanksgiving feast gave students a moment to be reflective of the past few months and what they are thanl^ful for. This year, most students were .ft thankful for one another, Cardigan and good food!

My favorite part about the dinner was the food, it was scrumptious!"

I . ' .- Ethan Coleman, '16

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Vista M. Kelly

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Celebrate//A group of boys taking a picture before tine Christmas dinner.

H O L I D A YPAGEANT

The Cardigan com m unity gathered to celebrate the holiday season with a traditional holiday feast in the new Commons before proceeding to the chapel for the annual Christmas Pageant.

Above; Ms. Scott prepares students for the pageant.

Left to Right; Will Sergenian, Matteo Mangiardi, John Seter, (Santa), Nick Humphrey and Blake Bartell

Ben Marciano and AnthonyScaramucci pose with Santa.

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Top: Left to Right: Mr. Shipman, Mr. Goode, Mr. Rocha, Mrs. Hannis and Mrs. Flahertysmile for the camera.

Bottom: Mr. McCusker reads a prayer during the ski holiday chapel service.

Senior Ski Holiday//1. Alejandro Del Valle Alvarado and Antonio Mezher Salome prepare for a day of skiing.

2. Garret Lewis and Victor Liu are all smilesbefore they depart.

3. Left to Right; Matt Wall, Nick Spaulding, Jose Villar Otegul, and Ro-Ro Rymer

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all schoolSKI DAY

The school was surprised with an all school ski holiday to Loon Mountain Resort in Lincoln, NH. Ski holiday is a long standing tradition at Cardigan Mountain School where class is canceled and students can enjoy a day of skiing, snowboarding, tub ing or taking advantage of the spa.

L \ \ 8 Q Left: Sage Mines, Matty Butchma, Keetae Byunn and Mr, McCuskerRIGHT: Mr. Clifford, Dr. Perryman, Mrs. Hamel, Ms. Freese, Mrs. Hannis and Mrs. Flaherty

Above: Bryson Bartel! and Ro Bryan

Ski Holiday / /Left to Right:Eric Li, Fred Liu, Henry Hu and Justin Liu

Left to Right:Jack McKeen, Bill Milton, Mr. McCusker and Gavin McNamara

Students smile for the camera at the base of Loon Mountain.

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transitions

WEEKThroughout the w inter to spring transitions week, students and faculty participate in an array of com petitions and activities.

ABOVE: Hockey for Non-Hockey Players Club vs. the Reserve HockeyTeam game.

Bottom: Faculty vs. Student hockey game.ABOVE: Faculty vs. Student basketball game.

RIGHT: Mr. Kenny takes a shot during the Faculty vs. Student hockey game.

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Auer-Tower ChallengeLEFT: Joseph Jordan Tests how much histower can holdRIGHT: JJ Quinones starts out slow with his tower challengeBOTTOM: Students, parents, and faculty watch as students compete to see who's handmade tower can hold the most weight.

2. Alex Kowal takes his turn in the bee. 3. Colton Bullard competes in the school wide spelling bee.

Left: Faculty judge the spelling bee

Right: Brandt Aker

1. Left to Right: Ruiwen Bai, Young Hoon Lee, Jeff Shi and Bear Liu2. Left to Right: Stephen Novello, Stefan Trifunovic and Xilun Jiang3. Left to Right: Cedric Elkouh, Jack Kavanaugh, Charlie Ma and James Chen

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Break a L eg //

LEFT: Interpretive dance audition RIGHT: Bryson Bartel! loses liis clown costume to perform in Bad Auditions by

Bad ActorsBOTTOM: Bill Pieroni plays the

director in Bad Auditions by Bad Actors

1. Ethan Coleman plays a student in Homeschooled.

2. A method actor auditions for Romeo and Juliet in Bad Auditions by BadActors.

3. A local plumber gives a lesson on the digestive system. 4. Antonio Fernandez Flores plays a mother in Homeschooled;^

Above Left: Jp Ramos plays the mayor of Smorgasbord.Above Right: A student sits in class.

Bottom: Andrey Emme plays a math teacher in Homeschooled

The Green Room //1. stage make up is applied.

2. Mrs. Scott helps Ethan Coleman with his stage make up.

3. Mrs. Wennik helps Bryson with his stage make up.

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Left: Philosophy class accidentally turns into dance class.

Below: A Clown turns teacher in Homeschooled.

LEFT: Zach Wennik and Garrett Lewis RIGHT: A father struggles to figure out how he can help with the local kids being homeschooled. Here he tries making lunch for the students.

Winter

PlaysIn Homeschooled, by Jason Pizzarello, the mayor of Smorgasbord explains to his residents; Yes, the annual cheese festival was a great success, but because it was so costly, nothing remains in the budget for the public schools, so all parents will now be tasked with homeschooling their children. The repercussions of this mandate, of course, mean the parents receive an education (and gain an appreciation) of their own. The premise provides the setup for scenes that Highlight some rather humorous teaching methods— and some rather comical “teachers” (or parents).

In Bad Auditions Bad Actors, by Ian McWethy, senior Bill Pieroni’s lead character is charged with the responsibility of casting for the title-role parts of “Romeo” and ‘Uulief for a local community theater’s production. He and his sidekick endure bad (and humorous) audition after bad (and humorous) audition.

On with the Show//Bad Audition //A manager gives the

director a hard time.

U.S. H istory//Students fall asleep in a

speedy version of U.S.

History.

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and Juliet auditions.

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HOCKEAs the dust settles on another competitive hockey season, the Cardigan Cougars emerged with one of the best seasons the hockey program has had in the last few years. Behind a strong home record of 16-1, Cardigan earned 27 wins and the Belmont Hill Freshmen tournament. The highlights of the season were certainly the two road trips to Connecticut and Western Massachusetts going 6-0 against New England prep’s top hockey schools.

COACHES:Mr. Turcotte & Mr. Carpino

The JV Hockey team had a fantastic season. A core of experienced veterans was joined by new, young talent, notching a number of thrilling victories and hard fought games. Overtime wins against the Vermont Glades and Rumsey Hall were highlights, as were solid wins over Eaglebrook, Hanover High, and Holderness. Cardigan also notched another JBSA League championship with wins over Rectory and Rumsey Hall. Our athletes worked hard both on and off the ice, learned to think and execute the game, and had lots of fun together.

COACHES:Mr. Sinclair & Mr. Fitzgerald

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HOCKEYThe Thirds Hockey Team had a good season and finished with a record of six wins, eight losses and one tie. The boys improved in their sl<ating, puck handling, passing and overall understanding of positioning on the ice. The coaches worked diligently to instill a desire to win and a willingness to compete each time they are on the ice, A few of the boys earned the opportunity to practice with the JV team and even play in a game or two.

COACHES:Mr. Kenny & Mr. Gauthier

The reserve hockey team experienced a great season of growth, development, and fun. With a 28-man roster, the boys were consistently able to find a teammate to help push and challenge their skills. The team has exemplified their growth with excellent play throughout each of our games. It has been clear that the work the boys put in this season prepared them for their challenges and made for some very exciting games. We hope this season has helped instill a love for the game of hockey in each one of our players and wish each of them the best of luck whether they play in the future or not.

COACHES:Mr. Wennik, Mr. Doherty &

Mr. Clifford

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Back row: Coaeh Doherty, Gonzalo Montiel De la Vega,, Giorgo Caripidis,

Walker Huff, Nick Spaulding, Tucker Powell, Kibum Lee, Josh Lee, Wes King, Anthony.

Scaramucci, Andrew Daly, Corbin Holland, Blake Wilkey, David Min, Garrett Lewis,

Edward Guo, Gabriel Moldenhauer, Diego Sanchez Ongay, Justin Liu, Coach Wennik

Front row: Michael Hong, Brian Wang, Nick Parker, Antonio Fernandez, Ned Kelley,

Bill Milton, Steven Garron-, Jay Cromheecke, Jack Milton, Shawn Kim, Coach Clifford ■

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BASKETBALLThe varsity basketball team had a great season finishing with an overall record of 20 wins and 4 losses. The four returning ninth graders of Mohamed Bamba, Dan Kitchel, Keaton Nichols and Adonis Williams depart the basketball program having lost only 1 home game in two years. The highlight of the year came with a defeat of Fessenden by three points and was closely followed by a narrow defeat of Belmont Hill. Thanks to all the boys for another excellent year.

COACHES:Mr. Cook, Mr. Good &

Mr. AdamsThe JV Basketball team had an excellent season. A combination of Senior leadership, returning experience and athletic newcomers led to an explosive team, it took a while for the team to really gel and play together, but once the players started trusting each other, the team really began to grow. Some of the highlights of the season were beating Eaglebrook twice, the four games where every member of the team scored, and our comeback win against Hartland on Parents Weekend.

COACHES:Mr. Lawson & Mr. Ellis

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Front row; Coach Good, Jack Wu, Leif Fosse, Keaton Nichols, Adonis Williams,

Tony Wiezher Salome, Jalen Nougues

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Chris An,-Tae Hee Lee, Gavin McNannara, Bryan Chen, Alex Grasso,

Coach Lawson Front row; Justin Quinones, Trey Parker, Victor Liu,

Tommy Mi, Henry Sergenian, Joseph Jordan, Zach Wennik

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BASKETBALLThe Thirds Basketball team grew a lot over the course of the season, improving on skills and coming together as a team. We wanted to emphasize fun, skill development, and team as our goals for the season and we were able to meet those goals. If you look back at the first couple of practices and the early games, then look at what the boys developed into, the improvement is significant. A few young men really started to understand the team concept, that playing the game wash not about themselves, but about all the players on and off the court. Ending the season with a win was also a great close to the season, nice job gentlemen!

COACHES:Mr. Newbold,

Mr. Nakade & Ms. KingThe Reserve Basketball Team had an amazing season filled with growth and fun. In November, at the start of the season we were 12 boys and two coaches on a court, but by the end of the season we were a skilled basketball family. Our team ’s motto is, "We're a family and families take care of each other." We lived by this motto on and off the court. The players took care of each other, encouraged one another to become stronger players, and worked as a unit on the court. While we lost many of our games, we improved a lot as a team. W e can now make sm art passes, box out for rebounds, and take shots that go in the hoop. After several months of bonding as a team, it is clear to the coaches that we really became a basketball team.

COACHES:Mr. Holt & Mr. Perricone

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SPORTS

TEAMS 11

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Back row: Coach Nakade, Martin Ma, Jeff Shi, Jason Zheng,

Kevin Sun, Juan Pablo Ramos, Ray Xiao , Coach Newboid

Front row: William Park, Alex Post, Jeff Koo, Bear Liu, Philip Huang

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7 ^ . ,13.^ nn /

B S l ^ B a c k row; Coach Perricone, Gray iVladan, Ken

Chandraprasert, Nate Fuller, Noa Kimura, Luke Corrigan, Brendan

Clark, Coach Holt Front row: Larry Liang, Jack Audett, Calvin Yoon,

Owen Himmer, Masamune Yamano, James Chun

055

WINTER

SKIINGThe Alpine ski team had another great season.

Capturing back to back Lakes Region GS tittles and

putting Taishu Tozawa on the top step of the U14

State Finals. The teann competed exceptionally well

racing against schools that were all older then them

but with good solid team racing they were able to

be one of the top teams yet again.

COACHES:Mr. Nevins, Mr. Scoville,

Mr. Gray & Mr. Clark

The Nordic skiing team had a challenging and

enjoyable season. Racing against older and more

experienced skiers in the Lakes Region League, the

team;s goal was to finish the grueling races. Their

individual goal was to improve their finishing time

from previous races. The highlight of the team was

a seventh place finish in a field of 14 teams at the

state Middle School Nordic Skiing Championship.

COACHES:Mr. Ramos & Ms. Wilson

056

SPORTS

TEAMS 11

nordic// eft to right: Coach Ramos, Sam Waizak; Andrey Emme,' :'

Jacob Slaughter, Peter Martin, Eric Li, Coach Wilson :. : :

057

WINTER

snowBOARDINGThis winter we had a great time snowboarding at the mountain. The highlight of the season was the last slope style competition at Ragged Mountain, where the team took 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 31st and 35th place. We had a fantastic mixture of coaching and boys, which led to a great season.

COACHES:Mr. Jaspersohn, Ms.Naroski &

Mr. Rinkin

The recreational skiers and snowboarders had a terrific season. Part one (before the snow came) was our annual Olympics. We split into four countries and did a myriad of events. When the snow came, it was off to Ragged Mountain where skiers skied and snowboarders shredded. Boys who had never done either quickly learned how under the direction of the fabulous teachers: Hart, Young. Rocha and Nai. Toward the end of the season Clancy Mountain became our home with more sliding and jumps and delicious marshmallows cooked over a camp fire.

COACHES:Mr. Hart, Ms. Young,

Mr. Rocha and Ms. Nai

058

SPORTS

TEAM S//

Back row: Coach Young, Coach Rocha, Eduardo ,.

Gallastegui,1ose Cuis Bert, Keetae Byunn, Jose Viilar, Jorge Mijares, Juan Wlartiniez, Fred

Liu, Collin Huang, Jaines Chen, Jacl< Gong, Alejandro Valenzuela, Alejandro Del Valle, ■/

Coach Hart Front row; lhaki Perdomo, Daniel Jiang, Ivan Zakharov, Leo Jung, Daniel

Martin Aiba, Stefan Trifunovic, Brandt Aker, Jakob Wennik, Kazuma Hirata, Shinichiro

Sato, Diego Garza, Nick Juvonen, Ricky Ochoa, Matt V\/all, Coach Nai

059

WINTER

WRESTLINGThis year's wrestling team had a great season. With a large group of boys representing all of the grades, the boys enjoyed being the first team to use the new wrestling space. They worked hard every day lead by team captains, Nick Humphry, RoRo Rymer, and John (Woo Shik) Lee. The boys earned many victories and represented themselves with class at every competition. They capped the season with a third place finish at the Fessenden Tournament, one of Cardigan's best finishes in recent history.

COACHES:Mr.. Kreuzburg

Mr. Harris Mr. Yelton

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Varsity Hockey JV Hockey

Reserves Hockey Varsity Basketball

p r• j i f c i 1

Thirds Basketball Reserves Basketball

Thirds Hockey

JV Basketball

Alpine Skiing

Nordic Skiing Snowboarding Wrestling

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"Wintpr P,^rHirrp^n

Winter

063

064

residentalLife at Cardigan is so much more

than just what happens in the

classroom or on the athletic fields.

For a Cardigan boy, his dorm is

his home away from home, and

his roommate, dorm mates, and

dorm parents are the closest

members of his Cardigan family.

But life in the dorm in just the

beginning of residential life. Boys

have friends who live in other

dorms and lots of places on

campus to spend their free time.

Weekend trips, trips over school

breaks, and homestays afford

additional opportunities to make

connections and friendships.

065

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

dorm life

Brewster 1// Ms. Naroski, Coilin Fabian, Peter

Callahan, Alex Gutierrez Elizondo, Jeronimo ;

Fernandez Cueto Hernandez, Shinichiro Sat,

Alejandro Valenzuela Gomez, Gavin McNamara, '

Matteo Mangiardi, Gray Madan, Noah Dorsey-

Sorofman, Tucker Powell, Andrew Daly, Alex Kowal,

JJ Quinones, Emrys Elkouh, Brendan Clark,

Kazuma Hirata

Not Pictured: Dragon Ding

French l//Theo Jung, Andrew Noel, Ben

Marciano, Ken Chandraprasert, Gustavo Garcia

Orellana, Gabriel Moldenhauer, Tommy Mi, Ms.

Graves, Ricky Ochoa, Nicholas Jessop, Taishu

Tozawa, Luis Pietrini, William Song, James Chen,

Jerry Wang, Raymond Bai, Mr. Scheiber

066

Brewster 2 // Mr. Gauthier, Connor Fedorek, Chris

An, Adonis Williams, Jack Wu, Jay Cromheecke, Mr.

Doherty, Garrett Lewis, Giorgo Soto, James Chun,

Bill Pieroni, Sage Mines, Edward Guo, Keetae

Byunn, Nick Parker, Sam Geraghty, Jose

Valenzuela, Luke Lee, Justin Liu, Ms. Young

Not Pictured: Garrett Plekenpol

French 2 // Diego Sanchez Ongay, Jake An,

Richard Lyons, Jose Nasop Harb Rodriquez,

Addison Walker, Ro Bryan, Jason Zheng, Martel

Gonzalez Rodriquez, Inaki Perdoma Suarez, Danny

Philbrick, Walker Huff, Brian Wang, Brian Shin,

Jacob Peters, Jon Schafer, Colton Bullard

Not Pictured: TJ Beaver, Thaddeus Stern, Jack

Milton

067

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

dorm lifef

*_r'-

B anks// Bennett Freidberg, Nick Spaulding,

Mohamed Bamba, Patrick Roth, Jorge Mijares, Mr.

Gray, Mr. Jaspersohn, Beckham Bayreuther, Alex

Frenchman, Anthony Scaramucci, Jose Villar Otegul

F u n n e ll//Jack Mckeen, Steven Garron, Mexwell

Rand, Myles Shepard, Joon Hyung Lee,

Mr. Perricone, Aiden Bourke, Graydon Elkouh, Jacob

Slaughter, Diego Zesati Icaza, Owen Brine, Charles

Baker, Hyun Seung Kim, Oren Buchler, Justine Biela

Ricardo Alvarez regules, Siqing Hu.

068

Greenwood// Jeffrey Holt, Mr. Hart, Michael

Hong, Zach Wennik, Bryson Bertell, JJ Layton,

Ms. Antolino, Alex Mertinez, Sol, Ms. Gahagon, Jake

Wennik, Matt Wall, Buzz Fisher, Bennett Psyhogeos,

and Mr. Wennik

Hayward// Mr. Rocha, Blake Bartell, Jeff Koo,

Joshua Lee, Jose Bert Cueva, JR Kreuzburg, Bear

Liu, Ray Xiao, Daniel Jiang, Corbin Holland, Noa

Kimura, Jacob Leone, Rodrigo Ramos Hopkins,

Calvin Yoon, Joseph Jordan, Jalen Nougues, Owen

Himmer, Gage Perry, Peter Michelson

069

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

dorm life

Stowell// Nick Humphrey, Mr. Ramos, Mr.

Turcotte, Young Hoon Lee, Jack Gong, Ms.

Yasumura, Sam Walzak, Jared Mines, Nono Qiu,

James Choi, Collin Hwang, Hugo Turcotte, Niklas

Butchma, Chris Moore, Alex Post

I

H inm an 1// Kevin Sun, Ben Antonucci, Tae Hee

Lee, Henry Jung, John Lee, Ms. Nai, Mrs. Flarety,

Juan Madero Gutierrez, Conor Caccivio, Henry

Sergenian, Shawn Kim, Fred Liu, Stefan Trifunovic,

Masamune Yamano, Leo Jung, Nate Fuller, Brandt

Aker, Jack Beyreuther, George Mennen, Tristan Lin

070

TytyiAx// John Kelleher, William Crowley, Owen

Borek, Tucker Williams, Daniel Martin Alba

Fernandez, Willis Pember, Eric Li, David Min, Jordan

Pepe, Antonio Fernandez Flores,

Not Pictured: Alex Grasso, Seth Gray, Dan Kitchel,

Rex Krieg, Trey Parker

H inm an I I // Gonzalo Montiel de la

jVega, Mr. Frost, Tianjun "Jeff" Shi,

|william Starkey, Jack Bliss, Xin Bi, Peter

Martin, Wei "Victor" Liu

David "Alex" Richardson Stephen

Novello, Philip Tzu-Ruei Huang, Shijie

"Charlie" Ma, Hyeongkyo "Joseph" Min,

Juan Pablo Ramos Barraso, Nicolas

Pieroni, Shihao "Larry" Liang, Alvaro

Soto de Saro, Diego Garza Villasenor,

Ethan Coleman, Nickalas Juvonen, Ms.

King

071

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

dorm lifer

Clark M organ I I // Mr. Scoville, Will Sergenian,

Gallo Gallastegul Salazar, Ned Kelley,Herman Lui,

Hayden Kim,, Ivan Zakharov, Mr, Clark, Leif Fosse,

Ryan Houx, Matt Harmon, Agustin Alban Madero,

Diego Andonie Daccarett, Kibum Lee

Not Pictured: Emery Gray

F ranklin // Mr. Nevins, John Seter, Jack

Kavanaugh, Pedro Del Paso, Andrey

Emme, Martin Ma, Andrew Mah, Ethan

Kreuzburg, Mathieu Butchma, Wesley

King, Jack Audett, Will Park, John Trotto

072

''if-err

iifc

Clark Morgan III// Mr, Nakade, Bryan Chen, Bill

Milton, Alejandro Del Valle Alvarado, Kimi Mu,

Antonio Mezher Salome, Black Wilkey, Ro-Ro Rymer,

Mr. Lawson

Not Pictured: Keaton Nichols

073

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

I

C A R D I G A N

CHAPEL

THE PARABLE OF THE BLIND MEN AND THE ELEPHANT // tells the story of six blind men who each try to describe accurately an elephant based on their limited experiences of touching only one part of the animal. Only by sharing and comparing their individual experiences are the men able to arrive at a "big picture" of the whole elephant.

Likewise in Chapel each week, our community gathers to tap into the ancient wisdom and spiritual practices of a variety of faith traditions and to share with one another our individual experiences, stories, and beliefs. By sharing, listening, and learning from one another, our community is enriched and blessed.

"THE PEACE VOUCHSAFED BY LIVING HERE WITH ALL

THE WORLD TO SHARE."

GRADESANDCOMMENTS// the popular faculty band (right) rocks the chapel!

074

CHAPEL

THE GIFT OF MUSIC // is an integral part of every

Chapel sen/ice. (Left)

James Chen shares

his exceptional talent

as a pianist.

VISITING SPEAKERS AND MUSICIANS//like these students

from Kimball Union

Academy enhance

our Chapel services.

STUDENT SPEAKERS AND MUSCIANS //form the core of our Chapel programs. (Left) Jack Gong plays the violin.

DIA DE LOS MUERTOS // ForAll Saints Day, our community created an offrenda (below) to remember and honor friends and realtives who have died.

HANUKKAH //Ethan Coleman, Sage Mines, Sam Seaver, Jared Mines, and Mr. Scheiber light the menorah and share the story of the Festival of Lights with the community.

TEAM CHAPEL //W eekly chapel services are planned and executed by a dedicated leadership team. Chaplain's Assistants (above) Chris An and Tony Mezher.

Mrs. Perricone(above) Organist and harpist

Mr. ScheiberDirector of Music (left)

Dr. Perryman,Director of Spiritual Life (below)

075

STUDENT LIFE

Around The Point//1. Mr. Turcotte speaks with Coach Marfion

at a home game.

2. Students are greeted at registration

3. Brewster II hangs out with Mr, Doherty's

dog.

LEFT: George IVIennen and Alex Kowal during Morning Break.

RIGHT: Students start off strong at the LakeRun.

residential

LIFE

Snow Day//Winter snow covers Brewster

Orientation//Students prepare to participate in

tine "siioe game", a Cardigan

favorite.

Seniors with Seniors// IViatt Wall brings his new friend to

art class, they were paired together

for the Seniors with Seniors club.

076

Daily Life//1. Students make the most of the cold

weather with some sledding behind the

Chapel.

2. Charlie Baker shaves Mr. Lawson’s hair

as part of a fundraiser.

3. Leif and Gallo during morning break.

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underclassmen

079

UNDERCLASSMEN

With 22 new family members, the sixth grade class

started the year off with a vision of excellence. From

building pinewood derby cars in science to learning

about the brain in PEAKS, the sixth graders engaged in

a variety of unique learning experiences. The boys were

busy throughout the year writing and reading,

experimenting with various genres, focusing on the

things they were most interested in. The Sargent Center

trip before Thanksgiving break was a crowd-pleaser. We

spent our time there learning how to work effectively

with each other while exploring the wilderness. In

February our family adopted brook trout babies from

the hatchery and anxiously awaited for them to grow.

As always, the Cape Cod trip in April brought our family

closer together. We learned a lot about each other and

the awesome history and environment of the Cape,

making a lot of memories we will cherish forever. These

explorers cannot wait to take on the seventh grade next

year.

080

SIXTH GRADE

081

UNDERCLASSMEN

H ;

Jonathan 'Jack' Axelrod

Jackman 'Jack' Bayreuther

Brendan Clark

Noah Dorsey-Sorofman

Emrys Elkouh

Owen Himmer

Kazuma Hirata

Xilun 'Daniel' Jiang

Seung Hyun 'Shawn' Kim

Alexander Kowal

Ethan Kreuzburg

Shihao 'Larry' Liang

Tristan Lin

Grayson Madan

George Mennen

Peter Michelson

Hyeongkyu 'Joseph' Min

Stephen 'Sven' Novello

Gage Perry

David 'Alex' Richardson

082

SIXTH GRADE

ABOVE & BEYOND

083

UNDERCLASSMEN

This year of seventh grade was great. In PEAKS students

learned about writing and academic honesty. In science,

students explored life science from the DNA in cells to the

ecosystems around the world. Seventh grade students had

the opportunity to care for animals in the Living Laboratory,

which was a real wild time. Seventh grade English students

focused on social commentary and writing for the 21st

century, emphasizing precision and accuracy. History

students learned about early American history through

debates, iMovies and reading primary sources from these

times. In World Languages students explored new cultures,

expanding vocabulary and learning the habits of a strong

student. ESL students had the opportunity to spend more

time working on grammar skills. In all math classes time

was spent strengthening skills, expanding understanding

of how math impacts every day life, and of course getting

in the habit of showing all work!

084

SEVENTH GRADE

Brandt Aker

Jack Audett

Blake Bartell

Timothy Beaver

Owen Brine

Mathieu 'Matty' Butchma

Keetae Byunn

Conor Caccivio

Giorgio Caripidis Soto

Kasin 'Ken' Chandraprasert

Jiwoo 'James' Choi

Jae Young 'James' Chun

Ethan Coleman

Nathaniel Fuller

Diego Garza Villasenor

Samuel Geraghty

Seth Gray

Edward Guo

Jeffrey Holt

Dong Gyu 'Collin' Hwang

085

UNDERCLASSMEN

Nicholas Jessop

Yoonjae 'Leo' Jung

Nickalas Juvonen

Wesley King

Yunkyu 'Luke' Lee

Yun 'Fred' Liu

Ding 'Martin' Ma

Juan Madero Gutierrez

Sage Mines

Andrew Noel

Jin Woong 'William' Park

Trey Parker

Luis Pietriini

Tian 'Nono' Qui

Henry Sergenian

Jacob Slaughter

Alvaro Soto De Saro

Kevin Sun

Taishu Tozawa

Samuel Walzak

086

SEVENTH GRADE

ABOVE & BEYOND

Yihan 'Jerry' Wang

Jakob Wennik

Masamune 'Masa' Yamano

Eun Chong 'Calvin' Yoon

087

UNDERCLASSMEN

In English, the boys read Of Mice and Men. Deep Survival,

A Midsummer Night's Dream and To Kill a Mockingbird. In

US History, students studied from Reconstruction through

the end of World War I, and ended with present day-America.

Some of the highlights have been the Election of 1912

project, Socratic Seminars and their trench warfare

reenactment. In PEAKS, students learned about MLA

citation and proper format, healthy environments, infectious

diseases, tobacco, research skills and human reproduction

and sexuality. In physical science, students spent the first

half of the year learning introductory physics and the second

half exploring chemistry.

The eighth grade team has had a stellar year. They have

been hard at work enjoying Cardigan life to it's fullest.

Actively pursuing science with experiments that dazzle the

brain, english brought classics to life, and they became

explorers of history. The areas of growth seem countless!

But, what has made they ear great, are the boys

themselves. Who can deny their sense of curiosity and drive

to grow into the young men that they are!

088

EIGHTH GRADE

Ricardo Alvarez Regules

Diego Andonie Daccarett

Bryson Bartell

Beckham Bayreuther

Jose Bert Cueva

Owen Borek

Aiden Bourke

Roland Bryan

Colton Bullard

Peter Callahan

Zhuyuan 'James' Chen

Zane Cowans

Andrew Daly

Pedro Del Paso

Longxuan 'Dragon' Ding

Graydon 'Cedric' Elkouh

Andry EmmeJeronimo Fernandez Cueto Hernandez

Antonio Fernandez Flores

Oliver 'Buzz' Fisher

089

UNDERCLASSMEN

Bennett Freidberg

Steven Garron

Yuan 'Jack' Gong

Martel Gonzalez Rodriguez

Alexander Grasso

Alejandro Gutierrez

Elizondo

Corbin Holland

Siqing 'Henry' Hu

Phillip Tzu-Ruei Huang

Joseph Jordan

Hojae 'Theo' Jung

Jack Kavanaugh

William 'Ned' Kelley

Hyeongseok 'Hayden' Kim

Hyun Seung 'Matthew'

Kim

Noa Kimura

Sang Mo 'Jeff' Koo

Kibum Lee

Jacob Leone

Siyan 'Eric' Li

090

EIGHTH GRADE

Jiaxi 'Justin' Liu

Richard Lyons

Shijie 'Cliarles' Ma

Andrew IVIah

Daniel IVIartin Alba

Fernandez

Juan Martinez Ruiz

Alejandro Martinez Torres

Sihyun 'David' Min

Gabriel Moldenhauer

Gonzalo Montiel Da La

Vega

Jalen Nougues

Ricardo Ochoa

Inaki Perdomo Suarez

Nicolas Pieroni

Bennett Psyhogeos

Justin 'Jay' Quinones

Juan Pablo Ramos

Barroso

Rodrigo Ramos Hopkins

Diego Sanchez Ongay

Jonathan Schafer

091

UNDERCLASSMEN

Samuel Seaver

William Sergenian

Myles Shepard

Dong Hyuk 'Brian' Shin

Byung Hoon 'William'

Song

Zachary 'Thaddeus' Stern

Hugo Turcotte

Alejandro Valenzuela

Gomez

Jose 'Pete' Valenzuela

Addison Walker

Cho Ming 'Brian' Wang

Zachary Wennick

Tucker Williams

Diego Zesati Icaza

Jiaxin 'Jason' Zheng

092

EIGHTH GRADE

In the CLASSROOM & BEYOND

>>

1

093

TOP: Members of the

National Junior Honor

Society present on

Martin Luther King Day

MIDDLE; Bear and

Ray smile for the

camera at the holiday

banquet

BOTTOM: The Four Year Boys

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seniors

i f '

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' t f ’i' ' ; i . .

The 9th grade class has had an exciting year with many highlights, and all the boys should be congratulated on their hard work and effort. This year the boys have grown as a group as they performed the annual Cardigan dawn climb to start the year and sang the Cardigan hymn as they watched the sunrise. The senior class has also acted well within our local community, as all the boys performed comm unity service at a local elderly home under the supervision of Mr. Sinclair. In the month of January, the ninth grade class achieved two major milestones. First, they completed all of their secondary school applications, where this year's class applied to 74 different schools and filled out a total of 578 applications. The second milestone was to congratulate them on this feat, they all enjoyed a day of skiing at Waterville Valley as they celebrated their Senior Ski Holiday! The boys have learned a lot about themselves and each other this year and will enjoy successful futures at their next schools.

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Dear Brothers,

I believe that I can speak for all the senior leaders when I say that we are unbelievably thankful for the opportunity that Cardigan has provided. The Cardigan family has provided us with excellent guidance and helped us through any bumps in the road that we have had. They were always there to support us, in turn wherever we end up next year we will be able to do the same for others. Through being a senior leader I can vouch that every single person on campus is here to help you out. Whether it is in your academic or athletic life, Cardigan has taught us to be true leaders and sincerely "Help the other fella'". All in all it has been a great year with all the members of my Cardigan family, and I wish everybody luck in the upcoming years.

Sincerely,

Emery Gray

Emery GraySchool Leader

Jose Nasip Harb RodriguezAssistant School Leader

Dear Cardigan Brothers,

I only have one thing to say, thank you all for the past three years. It has been a magnificent experience in which I learned five things. One, always be yourself. Never try to imitate someone because they are "cool". Two, time management, this is by far the most important tool in life. Three, never stop trying, let no one or nothing stop you from achieving your goals. Four, always stand up for what you believe in. As a leader, you must balance between what is easy and what is right. Everyone has this ability, but some don't know it. And finally, even in harsh times when tears are coming out of your eyes, a smile, even if it's a little one, is always the strongest weapon. This may not be the best advice, but with it I believe that we can achieve what we want in life. Good luck in the following years.

Sincerely,

Jose Harb Rodriguez

P.S. See you later!

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student Leaders

Emery Gray, Jose Harb Rodriguez, Jack Wu, Ben Antonucci, Jack Bliss, Danny Philbrick, Joshua Lee,

Gavin iVlcNamara, Raymond Bai, Ryan Houx, John Kelleher, Justin Biela, Johnny Trotto, Anthony Scaramucci,

Nick Butchma, Keaton Nichols, Matt Wall, JR Kreuzburg, Gustavo Garcia, Walker Huff, Kimi Mu, Nick Parker,

Tae Hee Lee, Chris An, Tony Mezher, Mohamed Bamba, Leif Fosse-Geine

097

098

2011 • 2012 • 2013 2014

Blake Wilkey

099

Agustin Alban Madero

High and Effort Honor Roll

9th Grade Rock Climbing Team, Captain

8th Grade JV Alpine Skiing Team

9th Grade Varsity Alpine Skiing Team

Varsity Athlete of the Week

2012 Edward A. Barney Written Expression Prize French Academic Award

Young Jun (Jake) An

7th and 8th Grade ClVlil Dorm Olympics Champions

7th and 8th Grade Yearbool< Editor2013 Christmas Pageant7th, 8th and 9th Grade Green Key SocietyChess ClubRoad Warriors ClubPolar BearListen Center ClubEnsembleHonor Roll and Effort Honor Rolls Heart Of Cougar Award

Young Woo (Christopher) An

6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade JV Soccer Team 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade JV Basketball Team

6th, 7th, and 8th Grade JV Tennis Team 9th Grade Vocal Lessions

8th and 9th Grade Glee Club 8th and 9th Grade A Cappella

2013 Fall Play, My Son Pinocchio 7th and 8th Grade Road Warriors

Seniors with Seniors Chaplain's Assistant

7th and 8th grade Yearbook Staff

Green Key Society

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Benjamin Antonucci

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Football Team, Captain

8th Grade JV Hockey Team

9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team

8th Grade JV Baseball Team

Hinman 1 Floor Leader

8th and 9th Grade Pond Hockey Club

8th Grade Clark Morgan II Dorm Citizen Award

Ruiwen (Raymond) Bai

7th, 8th and 9th Grade JV Cross Country Team 7th Grade JV Cross Country Team Coaches' Award

9th Grade JV Cross Country Team, Captain 7th, 8th and 9th Grade Rec Tennis Team

7th and 8th Grade Rec Skiing 9th Grade Wrestling Team

Honor Roll or Higher in 14 consecutive terms Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence

7th and 8th Grade Student Senate French 1 Dorm Leader

Charlie Baker

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Football Team 8th Grade Wrestling Team

9th Grade JV Basketball Team 8th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Team

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Mohamed Bamba

9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team, 9th Grade Captain

Bi Xin

8th Grade JV iVlountain Biking Team8th Grade Varsity Nordic Skiing Team8th Grade Reserve Baseball Team9th Grade JV Football Team9th Grade Wrestling Team

Guitar 2 years and Piano 5 yearsHead Tech for 2013 Fall Play, My Son PinocchioFlead of Big Brother ProgramHead of Peer Tutoring ProgramMath team6th place individual for both Regional and States Mathcounts1st place team regional Mathcounts3rd place team regional MathcountsHigh and Effort Honor Roll for 8th grade year

Justin Biela

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team 8th Grade Varsity Baseball Team

9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team Green Key Society

Funnell Floor Leader

102

Jack Bliss

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team, 9th Grade Captain

8th Grade Varsity Baseball Team

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team, 9th Grade MVPHeart of the Cougar Award

8th grade Effort Honor Roll

9th grade High Honor Roll and Effort Honor RollHinman 2 Floor Leader

Oren Buchler

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Snowboarding TeamHonor Roll

Niklas Butchma

9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team, Captain9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team8th Grade JV Lacrosse TeamEffort and Honor RoleStowell House Floor Leader

Heart of the Cougar Award

103

Yi-Hao (Bryan) Chen

8th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team

9th Grade JV Football Team

9th Grade JV Basketball Team

Effort and Honor Roll

8th Grade Art Award

Jay Cromheecke

8th Grade JV Football Team 9th Grade Rock Climbing Team 8th Recreational Skiing 9th Reserve Hockey Team 8th JV Lacrosse Team 8th Grade Art Award Honor Roll Seniors with Seniors

William Crowley

9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team, Goalie 9th Grade JV Hockey Team, Captain

Seniors with Seniors Soccer Club

Table Leader

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Alejandro Del Valle Alvarado

9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade Rec Skiing

Seniors with Seniors

Hockey for Non-hockey Players Club

Effort and Achievement Honor Roll

Collin Fabian

8th Grade JV Soccer Team 9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team 8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team

National Junior Honor Society Dodgeball Club

Connor Fedorek

9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team

Cheshire Academy Champion-2013 Coaches Award-2013 8th Grade Varsity Hockey Team Belmont Hill Invitational Champion-2013

Heart of the Cougar Award 2013 Fall play, My Son Pinocchio

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Leif Fosse-Greiner7th Grade 3rds Soccer Team, MVP Award, Captain

7th and 8th Grade JV Basketball Team

7th and 8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team, 8th Grade Captain8th Grade JV Football Team

8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team, MVP award

9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team

9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team

2012 Fall Play

2013 Fall Play, My Son Pinocchio

2012 Christmas Pageant2012 and 2013 Glee Club Member

Green Key Leader

7th Grade Class President 8th and 9th grade Student Senate

High Honor Roll all terms

7th Grade Leadership Award

Alexander Frenchman

9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team 9th Grade Varsity Ski Team

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Eduardo (Gallo) Gallastegui Salazar

9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team New England Junior Private School Soccer Tournament Champion

9th Grade Recreational Skiing Indoor Soccer Club

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Gustavo Garcia Orellana

7th Grade Reserve Soccer Team

7th and 8th Grade Reserve Hockey Team9th Grade Thirds Hockey Team

7th Grade JV Tennis Team

8th Varsity Tennis Team

8th and 9th JV Soccer Team, MVP Award

Skateboard Club

Heart of the Cougar Award

Guitar and Drum Lessons

Effort and Honor RollPolar Bear Club

International Leader

All School Leader 5th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Student Senate

5th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Varsity Ski Team 5th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade JV Lacrosse Team

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade National Junior Honor Society

Student Jobs Foreman High and Effort Honor roll

Jose Nasip Harb Rodriguez

Assistant School LeaderNational Junior Honor Society, 20139th grade JV Soccer Team, Captain8th and 9th Grade Alpine Ski Team, Captain2012 Most Improved Award8th grade Reserve Baseball Team, Captain2012 Dorm Citizen French 2

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Matthew Harmon

8th and 9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Alpine Ski Team

8th Grade Reserve Lacrosse, Coaches' Award

Seok Woo (Michael) Hong

Mathcounts 2013 National Participant and 2013-2014 academic year, Student Coach2013 CMS Mathcounts team leader 9th Grade Senator9th Grade Varsity Cross Country, 1st place team at Chesire Invitational

2013 Fall play. My Son Pinocchio2013 Winter play. Stage FrightMusic Ensemble (Silver on Great Eastern Festival) 2010-2011 academic year Math Peer Tutor Green Key MemberYearbook Editor of 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 academic year

Ryan Houx

8th and 9th Grade Ski Racing Team 8th and 9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade Pond Hockey Club Heart of the Cougar Award

Clark Morgan 2 Floor Leader

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Garrett (Walker) Huff

8th Grade Varsity Ski Team

8th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Team 9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team

9th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Team

Student Athletic Director

Nicholas Humphrey

9th Grade Varsity Football Team 9th Grade Varisty Wrestling Team, Captain

2014 Fall play, Son of Pinocchio 2014A C appe lla Club

2014 Glee Club

2014 Theater Manager/Assistant Director 8th Grade Student Senate

2014 Student Tudor 9th Grade High Honor Roll and Effort Honor Roll

Woohyun (Henry) Jung

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8th and 9th Grade JV Basketball Team 9th Grade JV Basketball Captain 8th and 9th Grade JV Soccer Team

2013 French 1 Dorm Citizen Award 2013 Fall Play, My Son Pinocchio South Africa Trip 2013 Effort and Honor Roll

109

John Kelleher

8th and 9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade JV Hockey Team

8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team

Heart of the Cougar Award

Effort and Honor Roll

Dewar Floor Leader Latin Scholar of 8th Grade

National Junior Honor Society

Math Team

Glee Club

Daniel Kitchel

8th Grade Varsity Football Team 9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Varsity Basketball Team 8th and 9th Varsity Lacrosse Team

James (JR) Kreuzburg

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team 4th best for age in New England Mountain Biking League

Kitchen HeadWinner of the Gates Competition in 6th Grade

Honor rollPresidential Award for Academic Achievement

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9th Grade JV Soccer Team

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Ski Team

8th JV Tennis Team

Rex Krieg

Joonhyung Lee

9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team 9th Grade Varsity Snowboarding Team, Captain

8th Grade JV Soccer Team 2013 Fall Play My Son Pinocchio

O'Connell Invitational Champion, 2013 Fall 8th and 9th Grade Christmas Pageant

2013 Glee club Ivy Leader Trip

High Honor Roll and Effort Honor Roll all terms

Seung Min (Joshua) Lee

9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team, Captain

8th Grade JV Basketball Team 8th JV Lacrosse Team2013 Fall Play, My Son Pinocchio, Geppetto

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Tae Hee Lee

9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team

9th Grade JV Basketball Team

8th Grade Coaches' Award for Basketball

8th Grade Thirds Baseball Team, Coaches' Award

Glee Club

Dining Hall Stewart

Yearbook Club

Woo Shik (John) Lee

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Football Team7th Grade JV Football Team9th Grade Wrestling Team7th and 8th Grade Tennis Team7th and 8th Grade Ski Team7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Math TeamMath Count Team MemberMusic Ensemble2012 Spring Play, To Kill A Mockingbird2013 Fall Play, My Son Pinocchio 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade High Honor 7th grade Outstanding Geometry Award 7th grade Outstanding Science Award Road Warriors ClubSouth Africa Trip

Young Hoon Lee

7th, 8th, and 9th Grade JV Hockey Team 9th Grade Varsity Football Team

7th and 8th Grade JV Football Team 7th and 8th Grade 3rds Baseball Team

Listen Center Road warriors

Double Bass and Violin

112

Garrett Lewis

8th Grade 3rds Football Team 9th Grade JV Football Team

8th Grade 3rds Basketball Team

9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team 8th Grade 3rds Lacrosse Team

Heart of the Cougar Award

Effort and Honor Roll Seniors with Seniors

Spot Light for the 2013 Fall Play, My Son Pinocchio

Tianyi (Bear) Liu

7th Grade Reserve Soccer Team 8th Grade 3rds Football Team

9th Grade JV Football Team

7th and 8th Grade Reserve Baseball Team 9th Grade 3rds Basketball Team

7th and 8th Grade Recreational Skiing Effort and Honor Award Roll Heart of the Cougar Award

Student Athlete of the Week for 3rds Football Ultimate Frisbee Club

The Turtle Study

Wei (Victor) Liu

8th and 9th Grade 3rds Tennis Team 7th Grade Reserve Soccer Team 8th and 9th Grade Cross Country Team 7th Grade Reserve Basketball Team

8th Grade 3rds Basketball Team 9th Grade JV Basketball Team

Polar Bear Club Glee ClubAcademic Honor Roll Effort Honor Roll six times

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Herman Lui

Rock Climbing Team

8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team

8tli and 9th Grade JV Hockey Team

Heart of the Cougar Award

Effort Honor Roll

Matteo Mangiardi

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team, Captain 8th and 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team, Captain 8th and 9th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Team 8th and 9th Grade Coaches' Award for V. Soccer 9th Grade Class President High Honor and Effort 8th Grade English Award 8th Grade Art Award

Benjamin Marciano

9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking, Coaches' Award Nominated for Athlete of the Week for Mountain Biking

9th Grade JV Alpine Ski Team Skateboard Club Clancy Hill Club

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Peter Martin

9th Grade Nordic Ski Team, Captain

9tli Grade JV Cross Country Team

8th Grade Reserve Lacrosse Team

Jack McKeen

8th Grade JV Basketball Team 8th Grade JV Mountain Biking Team

9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team

9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team 8th and 9th Grade Varsity Tennis Team

Effort Honor Roll Seniors with Seniors Club

Gavin (Gav) McNamara

8th Grade 3rds Soccer Team9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team8th Grade 3rds Hockey Team9th Grade JV Basketball Team8th and 9th Grade Varsity Lacrosse TeamManager of Belmont Hill Hockey TournamentHonor Roll

115

Antonio Mezher Salome

8th Grade 3rds Basketball Team, Captain, MVP Award9th Grade JV Soccer Team

9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team

8th Grade PEAKS Award

Chapel Assistant

Zhuocheng (Tommy) Mi

7th Grade Reserve Basketball Team8th and 9th Grade JV Basketball Team7th, 8th, and 9th Grade JV Football Team8th Grade 3rds Tennis Team7th Grade Reserve Baseball TeamCommunity Service Trip to South AfricaHonor Roll, Effort Honor Roll and High Honor RollPeer TutorGlee ClubPiano and ClarinetSeniors with Seniors ClubRoad WarriorsHeart of the Cougar AwardBasketball Club

Jorge Mij ares

9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team 9th Grade Recreational Skiing

Hockey for Non-hockey Players

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John (Jack) Milton

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team

8th and 9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team

8th Grade 3rds Lacrosse Team

Effort and Honor Roll

William (Bill) Milton

8th Grade JV Football Team 9th Grade Varsity Football Team

8th and 9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team 8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team

Heart of the Cougar Award

Effort and Honor Roll Seniors with Seniors

Jared Mines

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8th and 9th Grade JV Hockey Team

9th Grade 3rds Soccer Team9th Grade 3rds Soccer Team, Received the Sports Award 4th place in the Gates Competition

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Christopher (Chris) Moore

9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team

Rock Climbing Team

Table Leader 8th Grade Science Award

8th Grade Spanish Award

Athlete of the Week

Chess Club

Dodgeball Club Polar Bear

8th and 9th Grade Honor Roll

Yifu (Kimi) Mu

7th Grade Thirds Football Team7th Grade Thirds Basketball Team, Coaches' Award7th Grade Thirds Tennis Team8th Grade JV Football Team, Recieved the Coaches' Award

8th Grade JV Basketball Team, Athlete of the Week Award8th Grade Captain of the Reserve Baseball Team, Coaches' Award9th Grade Varsity Football Team9th Grade Varsity Basketball TeamHonor RollHigh Honor Roll and Effort Honor RollHeart of the Cougar Award for service trips to Cambodia

Keaton Nichols

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Football Team, Captain 9th Grade V. Football Coaches' Award

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team 8th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Team

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Nicholas (Nick) Parker

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team

8th and 9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team

8th Grade 3rds Lacrosse, Received the Coaches' Award

Jobs Program Foreman

Willis (Will) Pember

9th Grade JV Soccer Team 9th Grade JV Hockey Team

Soccer Club

Jordan Pepe

9th Grade JV Soccer Team 9th Grade JV Hockey Team 9th Grade JV Lacrosse Team

^ Heart of the Cougar Award

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Jacob (Jake) Peters

8th Grade JV Mountain Biking Team, Captain

9 tli Grade Varsity IVIountain Biking Team 7th Grade JV Cross Country Team

6th, 7th, and 8th Grade JV Hockey Team, Coaches' Award 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team

6th, 7th, and 8th Grade 3rds Lacrosse Team, 8th Grade Captain, Coaches' AwardGlee Club

Honor Roll

Daniel (Danny) Philbrick

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team, Captain, Coaches' Award8th and 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team, Captain8th and 9th Grade Varsity Baseball Team8th grade Most Outstanding UnderclassmanHonor Roll and Effort Honor RollFrench 2 Floor LeaderGreen Key Society

William (Bill) Pieroni

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team 9th Grade Varsity Wrestling Team

8th Grade JV Tennis Team Honor Roll

9th Grade Student Senator2013 Fall Play, My Son PInocchio

2014 Winter Play, Bad Additions by Bad Actors2013 Winter Play, Stage Fright

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Garrett Plekenpol

9th Grade Varsity Football Team

9th Grade Varsity Wrestling Team

1st Place in NMH Wrestling Meet

1st place in CMS Wrestling Tournament

High Honor Role and Effort Honor Role

Edward Barney Creative Writing Competition Award

Four-Year Boy

Alexander (Alex) Post

9th Grade Thirds Basketball Team, Captain 9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team

8th Grade 3rds Tennis Team Guitar

Tucker Powell

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team8th and 9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team, Coaches' Award

8th and 9th Grade Varsity Tennis Team

2013 Spring Night of PlaysGlee Club

Big Brother LeaderGreen Key Society

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Maxwell (Max) Rand

9th Grade JV Soccer Team, Undefeated 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team

Pond Hockey Club

Patrick (Pat) Roth

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9th Grade Varsity Mountain Biking Team, Captain, Coaches' Award

9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team8th Grade JV Tennis Team, Coaches' Award

Robert (Ro-Ro) Rymer

8th and 9th Grade Varsity IVIountain Biking Team 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Wrestling Team, 9th Grade Team Captain

7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Sailing Team, 8th Grade Team Captain8th Grade Fall Play Tech

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Anthony Scaramucci

9th Grade Varsity Soccer Team

8th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Team

8th and 9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team

Honor Roll

Banks Dorm Leader

Table Leader

John Seter

9th Grade Varsity Football Team 9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team

8th Grade Varsity Lacrosse Green Key Society

Honor Roll

Tianjun (Jeff) Shi

8th Grade Reserve Basketball Team9th Grade 3rds Basketball Team8th and 9th Grade 3rds Tennis Team7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Cross Country TeamGuitar

Winning Team of the CMS Stock Market Competition

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Nicholas (Nick) Spaulding

9th Grade Varsity Football Team, Captain, Coaches' Award 9th Grade Reserve Hockey Team

Senior for Seniors

Athlete of the Week

William (Will) Starkey

9th Grade Varsity Football Team 8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team 9th Grade 3rds Hockey Team Honor Roll

John (Johnny) Trotto

8th Grade 3rds Soccer Team 8th Grade JV Hockey Team

8th Grade JV Lacrosse Team 9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team

9th Grade Varsity Hockey Team Franklin Floor Leader

National Junior Honor Society

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Jose Villar Otegui

9th Grade JV Football Team 9th Grade Rec Skiing

Heart of the Cougar Award

Matthew Wall

Greenwood House Floor Leader High and Effort Honor Roll Heart of the Cougar Award

9th Grade JV Football Team, Captain

8th Grade Thirds Baseball Team, Captain Recreational Skiing and Snowboarding Captain

2012 Dorm Citizen Award CM2

National Junior Young Leaders Conference Attendee; Washington D.C.Presidential Inaugural Conference Attendee, D.C.

McCallie CLC Leadership Conference Attendee; Chattanooga, TN

Blake Wilkey

7th Grade Leadership Award Honor Roll

7th Grade Latin Award Table Leader

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Adonis Williams

9th Grade Varsity Football Team

9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team

Weight Room Club

Effort and Honor Roll

Heart of the Cougar Award

Zuoquan (Jack) Wu

7th and 8th Grade JV Basketball Team, 8th Grade Captain, Coaches' Award9th Grade Varsity Basketball Team

8th Grade JV Football Team9th Grade Varsity Football Team8th Grade JV Tennis Team, CaptainBrewster 2 Floor Leader

High Honor Roll and Effort Honor RollAchievement Honor Roll and Effort Honor Roll8th Grade Student of Excellence8th Grade Science Book Award7th Grade History Book AwardNational Junior Honor SocietySouth Africa Community Service Trip

Zhenghao (Ray) Xizo

8th Grade JV Cross Country Team, Student Athlete of the Week Nomination 9th Grade Varsity Cross Country Team, Student Athlete of the Week Nomination

Coaches' Award 8th Grade Reserve Hockey Team

9th Grade 3ds Basketball Team, Captain 8th Grade Reserve Baseball Team, Coaches' Award

2nd Place in the Lake Run Hinman 2 Dorm Citizen of the Year

Heart of the Cougar Award Effort and Honor Roll

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Ivan Zakharo

9th Grade Rock Climbing Team

9th Grade Recreational Skiing

2013 Christmas Pageant

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TOP: Seniors participate in Seniors

with Seniors Club

MIDDLE: Will Crowley and Alejandro

Del Valle Alvarado look

sharp a t the Senior Holiday Reception at

the Frieze House.BOTTOM:

Chris Moore, Will

Starkey, and Justin Biela prepare for

Senior Ski Holiday.

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recognition

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Jared MinesCertain things catch your eye,

but pursue only those that capture the heart.

Ancient Indian Proverb

John Trotto

Johnny,We are so very proud of you

and your accomplishments. You have great potential in whatever you do, so dream big! Good luck on your next journey. Congratulations!

"Hildas ButchmaCongratulations Nik, and to the

Class of 2014.We are very proud of you!!

Go Cougars!!!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Matt

Love,Mom, Dad and Alex

Matt HarmonCongratulations Matt!

From Mom, Dad, Ben and Zak!

OREN BUCHLERWe are so very proud of how hard you've worked and how much you've

achieved at CMS. Never stop being YOU!

Love-IViom, Dad and Jourdan

Will Starkey

Kazuma Hi rataKazuma, IYou have worked sohard and have madeus proud this year.We love your smile.

Love,Mom, Dad and Minagi

Never, never, never give up.

- Winston Churchill

Congratulations,Will! We are really proud of you!

Love,Mom, Dad, Ian and Tess

Nicholas Arun Smeeton ParkerNick,

We are so proud of you and how much

you have matured in the last two years.

We have talked a lot about attitude and developing your own code by which to

live your life.

When you read this in the future think of

the code you have developed at Cardigan

and how that will shape the man you want to become.

Be thankful for the opportunities you have

and ones you will make for yourself in the

future. Abide by your code and live the life you want.

Remember home is always there for you.

Congratulations!!!

Love Mom, Mary, Christopher and Dad.

Patrick Roth

We are very proud of you.

We love you!Dad, Mom,Morgan, Kevin and William

JR KreuzburgCongratulations JR!

You've always been a Cardigan boy.

Love,Mom, Dad and Ethan

Danny PhilbrickDanny

You exemplify Compassion, Honesty, Responsibility,

Integrity, Scholarship and Fairness. Congratulations!

We are proud of you. Love,

Mom, Dad, Ricky, Ray, Delaney and Josh

Jake Peters"Be not afraid of growing slowly: be afraid only of standing still."- Chinese Proverb

Qiarlle ^alcerCon^a'tulattong Qiarliel

proud of where you have been,

be mhiiJfuI where you are going, be

your be0t - peretetent, reepedJful,

humorous, an i \i3nd - and you will go

far.

Pe aware tSiat; we will always love

an l support you.

Love,

Mom, Pad & Ian

Collin FabianCollin,We are so proud of everything you have accomplished and can't wait to see what the future holds for you!

All Our Love,Dad, Mom and Ethan

M a t t W a

Matt,We are extremely proud of your hard work and of the fine young man you have become.Love,Mom and Dad

GAVIN MCNAMARAGAVIN, CONGRATULATIONS! WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. LOVE YOU VERY MUCH.

MOIVI, DAD AND CONNOR

Conor J. Caccivio"The secret of getting ahead

is getting started"

Mark Twain

Congratulations,

On a great start at Cardigan.

Love,

Mom, Dad & Ava

Garrett,

We could not be more proud of you! You have perservered for four years! You have faced challenges and success with such a steadfast and humble attitude! You have grown and matured into such a wonderful young man. We are honored to call you our son and so very proud of the brother you are! We sit in anticipation of where the future will take you - with your humor and compassion - you could go in many different directions. What we do know is that wherever you may land, it will be a better place because you are there!With much love. Mom, Dad, Regan & Kailin

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Keaton NicholsWe are so proud of you!

Congratulations!

Love,Mom, Dad, Bryan, Lindsay, Taylor, Graham, Rachel, Kai & Kade

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Christopher IVIoore

Congratulations to the Cardigan Mountain

Class of 2014!XARDIGAfy MOUNTAIN

Faculty and

Blake Wilkey"Anyone can hold the helm I when the sea is calm."Publilius Syrus

Congratulations!Love,Mom, Dad, Helen, Grace, Granny, Grandad,Mamma and Pappa

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Rex Emerson Krieg

Rex,You have made us so proud with your courage to try new things, give your best effort, and work so hard. You have L the power to choose your own attitude each day - stay strong in your path to success!All Our Love,Mommie and Poppi

Anthony Michael ScaramucciDear Anthony,

We can’t believe how far you’ve come! We are so proud of you, now & always.

We love you very much,Mom, Dad, AJ & Amelia

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Jeff Shi

Congratulations Jeff, we are so proud of you.

Ruiwen (Raymond) BaiDear Kang Kang,

We are so proud of you for all you have done at Cardigan. Your smile warms everyone. Keep smiling. Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground. Remember, we love you and will always be there for you!

Herman Lui

Congratulations Nik and to the

Class of 2014. We are very proud

of you!

Go Cougars!

Love,Mom, Dad and Matt

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James N. "Coach" Marrion

This year The Blaze is dedicated to Coach IVIarrion (January 3, 1935- February 2, 2014). Coach spent 40 years at Cardigan Mountain School, from 1967 to 2007, where he taught math and coached football, basketball, baseball, soccer, skiing, and snowboarding. He served as athletic director from 1969 until

his retirement. He was an honorary alumnus, a Cardigan parent and grandparent, and friend to all.

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