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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

Mr. William Xavier Barron English Soccer, Wrestling, Lacrosse; Cardigan Cougar Advisor, Frisbee. Field and Games Clubs Advisor, B A., Colorado College.

Mrs Linda Boucher Reading and Study Skills, Language Training; B.S Ed., Plymouth State College.

Mr. and Mrs. Blunt, Debby, Heather, and Dana Donald E. Blunt: Science Department Chairman; I.P.S. and Principles of Science: Assistant Work Detail Coach; Sauna and Golf Clubs Advisor; B,S, Ed, Bridgewater State College; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University,

Mr. Neil Brier U.S. History: Soccer, Alpine Skiing, Cycling; Music and Field and Games Advisor; B A , Union College.

Mr. J. Dudley Clark Math: Soccer, Hockey. Lacrosse; Games Club Advisor; B,A., Trinity College; M.Ed., Northeastern University.

Mr. and Mrs. Carey and Katie Anthony Landon Carey: Reading and Study Skills, Language Training: Intramurals, Recreational Skiing, Sailing: Cooking Club Advisor; B.A., Hobart College: M. Ed., University of Vermont. Rita Dunn Carey; U.S. and World History; Performing Arts; Blaze, National Junior Honor Society Advisor; B.A., Trinity College.

Mr. John B. Coffin Math; Weightlifting Club Advisor; School Store Ivlanager; B.S.. University of Hartford.

Ivlr. and fvlrs. Collins Joseph M. Collins; Assistant Headmaster; Director of Studies; Dean of Students; Math; Football, Basketball. Baseball; B.S., Boston University.

Mr and Mrs. Crowell James W. Crowell; Science; Infratnut.ils, Recrentional Sl<iing. Sailing; Stereo Club Advisor; B.S.. Yale University.

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Earth Science; Baseball; Wilderness Skills Club Advisor; B.A.. St. Lavi/rence University.

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fwr. and Mrs. Dalglish Garven Dalglish; English Department Chairman; Cardigan Tom orrow//Today Editor; Public Speaking Club Advisor; A.B.. Dartmouth College; M A,. Xavier University.

Mr F. David Dewey Principles of Science; Football. Hockey, Baseball; Remote-Control Models and W eightlifting Clubs Advisor B.S.. M.S., Vanderbilt University; A S., Aquinas Junior

Mr. and Mrs. Farrell and Kelly William Landon Farrell: Math; Cycling. Alpine Skiing; Model Club Advisor: B.A., Johnson State College. Shelly Farrell: Language Training; B.S., University of Missouri.

Mr. and Mrs. Hart Virginia Hart: Assistant Librarian; B.S., University of Georgia. William Hart: English; Intramurals Carolina; Certificate of Graduation, Pinehurst Golf Advantage School.

Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, Jean-Mi and Natalie Jeffrey D. Hicks: Director of Admissions; Foreign Language Department Chairman; Soccer; B.A., Rollins College; M.A Trinity College; Certificate of French Studies, University of Lausanne.

Mr. Harold Finkbeiner and Andrew Harold Finkbeiner Jr.: Fundamentals of Music, Music Appreciation, Music History, Keyboard; Performing Arts; Senior Karate Champion; Glee Club and Stain Glass Club Advisor; b.M.M .M. W estminister Choir College; M.Div.. McCormick Theological Seminary.

Mr. and Mrs. Heath. Amanda and Aaron Stephen L. Heath: Biology, Principles of Science; Football, Nordic Skiing, Lacrosse; Blaze Photography Advisor; B.S., Plymouth State College.

Mr. and Mrs. Howland Cathy E. Howland: English, Typing; B.S., W orcester State College. Craig Lewis Howland: Spanish; Intramurals, Recreational Skiing, Lacrosse; Horseback Riding Club Advisor; B.A., W orcester State College

Reverend Harry R. Mahoney Religion Department Chairman: Christmas Pageant Director, Harry's Ambulance Service; Magic Club Advisor; B.S. Ed., Boston University; B.D., Andover Newton Theological School.

Mr. Marrion, Beth, Mrs. Marrion, Jennifer, Stephanie, and Jimmy Constance F. Marrion: Language Training: B.Ed., Kenne State College. James N, Marrion: Director of Athletics: Math; Football, Basketball, Baseball; W eightlifting Club Advisor; B.Ed., Keene State College.

Mr. and Mrs. Marks Gary P. Marks: W oodworking, Intramurals. Recreational Skiing: W oodworking Club Advisor; B.A., Temple University; M.A., M.F.A., Bowling Green State University. Nela Marks: Art; Discovery Week Director; B.F.A., Bowling Green State University

Mr. and Mrs. Ramos and Ramon Edilberto C. Ramos: Math Departm ent Chairman; Basketball, Tennis; Com puter Club Advisor; B.A., Feati University: M.T.S., Catholic University: M .A.L.S., Dartm outh College.

Mr. Howard R. McQuarrie Spanish, French; Football, Nordic Jumping, Baseball Gymnastics and Scuba Clubs Advisor: B.S., Southern Illinois University.

Mr. and Mrs. Rives Francis B. Rives: U.S. and World History: Soccer, Hockey, Lacrosse: Senior Class Advisor; Models Club Advisor; B.A.. New England College.

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Mr. and Mrs. Scanlon Kathleen D. Scanlon: Reading and Study Skills, Language Training; B.S. Ed., St. Bonaventure University.

Mr. and Mrs. Shelton and Cathy Carol M. Shelton: Librarian: Audi-visual Director; B.A., Nasson College. David F. Shelton: Social Studies Department Chairman, Work Detail Coach; Director of Student Jobs; Humanities Com mittee Chairman; Woodcarving Club Advisor; B.A., Texas A&M ; M.A., Columbia University.

Mr. and Mrs. Small, Stephamie and Chris Robert D. Small: English; Intramurals, Recreational Skiing, Tennis; Games, Silk Screen, Hiking Club Advisor; B.A., M. Ed., University of Massachusaetts C.A.G.S., Fitchburg State College. Thurza H. Small: Grade Six Reading, History, English; Performing Arts; B.S. Ed., M. Ed., North Adam s College; C.A.G.S., Fitchburg State College.

Mr. Richard C. Stevens French; Soccer, Basketball, Tennis; Ping Pong Club Advisor; B.A., Westfield State College

Mrs. Beverly Bradford Wakely Reading Department Chairman, Reading and Study Skills, Language Training; Host Committee Advisor; . B.S., Bridgewater State College.

STAFF

Jacqueline Lary - Assistant Treasurer

Linda McIntyre - Office Secretary

Shirley Lester - Admissions Office

Judith Ribeiro - Bookkeeper

Star Roberts - Alumni Office

Audrey Arm strong - Mail Room

Mr. Warren Birch - Manager, Kenerson Athletic Center

Mr. David Cushnnan - Chef-Steward

Denise Dadmun - Mailroom

Dr. I. A. Dinerman - School Physician

Mrs. and Mrs. McIntyre Joseph R. McIntyre: School Nurse; A.S., Newton Junior College.

Ruth Talbert-Assistant to the Headmaster

Stephen Bean

Bruce Wetmore, Brenda Sousa, Kathy Perrin. David Cushman

Eleanor Weller, Jean Williamson, Jean Ellms, Marcella Coleman, Dot Sweeney.

Don Cantlin

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THE CARDIGAN COOKIE MONSTERS

Top Row: Ian Arnof, John Beckley, David Block. Bottom Row: Muller Davis, Mrs. Wakely, George Green.

THE AUDIO-VISUAL CREW

Front: Peter Mahler, Middle: Warner Brown, Mrs. Shelton, Robert Little. Henry duPont. Back: David Block, Arnie Weiss, Ian Arnof.

CARDIGAN CHOIR

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First Row: Covucci, Long, Selfe, Ray, Schneithorst, Hicks, Chomo, Reimers. Second Row: Cooper, Burnham, Jeters, Keilhauer, Staley, Martin, Swogger. Third Row: Sukhavanij, Rainold, Iyer, Cotter, Ladd. Fourth Row: duPont, Blinick, Brown, Lawrence, Little, Woodberry, Loomis, Choir Director: Mr. Finkbeiner.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

1982-1983 Members: Hugh Stevens, Andy Georgescu, Mark Sukhavanij, Chris Humann, John Whalen. 1983 Members: Dan Zinsmeyer, Paul Gund, Greg Loomis, Jeremy Cohen, Tim Andres.

VIVA ESPANA

After being chased by the girls, Hugh and Robert found a way to escape.

Robert Cool<, Mil<e Kender, Hugh Stevens, Corey Pullen, Henry Burnham, Ben Brewer, Mr. Howland, Mr. Coffin, Dan Zinsmeyer.

An old Jewish Church in Cordoba, in the old city.

The w aterfront in Lisbon looks like a picturesque postcard.

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VARSITY STILL DOMINATES

Sitting: Curtis, Georgescu, Mann, Davis (Captain) Riihiluoma (Captain), Woodberry, Cobb, Baril, Finnerty. Second Row: Mr. Stevens (Coach), Horton, Poznick, Watkins, Bartalini, Sennott, Brevi/er, Suonpera, Mr. Hicks (Coach). Back Rovi^: Cuevas, Meyer M., Whalen, Sukhavanij, Dauler, Meyers, Elliott D., Iyer.

Poznick comes to meet the ball

Bartalini moves with the ball.

RESERVE SOCCER HEADS FOR THE TOP

First Row; Lindberg, Beckley, Cohen (Captain), Andres (Captain), Purcell (Captain), Linkletter, Gund. Second Row: Keilhauer, Fletcher, Hicks, Lester R., Kender, Ladd, Usher, Kordish, Williams. Third Row: McMillan, McCurtin, Walker, Loomis, Gregg, Johnson Cr., Way, Mr. Clark (Coach), Rainold.

VARSITY STRIVES FOR BETTER SEASON

^ i iS 02 Bottom Row: Courts (Manager), Choe, Linehan, Wolin, Pullen (Captain), Kerry (Captain), Cohen A., Dawkins, King. Middle Row: Mr. Marrion (Coach), Green, Fromm, Koch, Cicia, Dantas, Hanser, McMurrey, Bryson, Ford, Mr. Dewey (Coach). Top Row: Perri, Blinick, Samos, Christensen, Belfon, Hawley, Lee, Cook, Stevens, Mr. Collins (Coach). Missing From Photo: Loud (Captain), Paglia.

Corey learns to hit.

Doug-G goes for the goal.

RESERVE FOOTBALL PASSES .500 MARK

Mr. Heath sends in a play.

Clark breaks downfleld.

Kneeling: Halbrecht, Jeters, McBee C., Ray, Martin, Am os (Captain), Bryan, Dock, McBee W., Goodman. First Row: Weiss, A, (Manager), Farmer, Hoilman, Hillenbrand, Zinsmeyer (Captain), Goodrich, Kerr, Rice, Arnof, Coyne, Krause (Captain), Corrigan, Elliot W., Small (Manager). Second Row: Mr. Rives (Coach), Mr. Heath (Coach), Stevenson, Clark, Luddy, W yckoff, Smart, Patterson, W., Jackson, Holt, Jones, Johnson Ch., Jako, Carrico, Bayne, Mr. McQuarrie (Coach), Mr. M cIntyre (Coach).

THIRD TEAM SOCCER WINS AT HOME

Front Row: Nields, Cooper (Manager), Rodman (Captain), Kulson (Captain), Leal, Selfe. Second Row: Long, Stuart, Staley, Reimers, Covucci, Shipp, Fellers, Cotter. Third Row: Robbins, Stone, Wallace, Arps, Caspersen, Withers. Fourth Row: Mr. Birch (Coach), Katzenbach, Gottlieb, Coes, Guttman, Mr. Brier (Coach).

Kulson takes a shot on goal

NTRAMURALS REFLECTS ON FALL

Back Row: Wassitch, Mr. Howland, Farber, Fahey, Little, Arps, Second Row: Perkins, Swogger, Palya, Braun, Patterson, Vetri, Dunne, Lopez, Mathieson, Fox, Mr. Ramos. Front Row: Shinn, Hartmann, Burnham, Lawrence, Lester, Mr. Hart, Weiss T., Wan, Powers.

CYCLING PREPARES FOR SPRING

Turell, Humann, Mullaly, Robertson, Sola, Ball, Schniewind, and Block. Mr. Farrell (Coach) not pictured.

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WRESTLERS HAVE WHAT IT TAKES

Sitting: Guttman, Stone, Gund, Caspersen, Lynch, Andres (Captain), Robbins. Standing: Usher, Wan, Lippe, Becl<ley, King, Whalen (Captain), Choe, Arps, Mr. Barron (Coach).

Jal<e goes down.

The first annual CMS Wrestling Tournament was a great success.

VARSITY - THE 4TH QUARTER TEAM

Belfon goes up for the rebound.

Mr. Stevens (Coach). KendefQ^wfl, Loonnis, Georgescu. Ha'

Holderness was tough under the basket.

. Sukhavanij, Ray (Captain).

RESERVES BOUNCES - BACKWARDS

Pacht (Manager), Shipp, Hicks, Withers, Cohen (Captain), Mahler, Shinn, Arnof, Am os (Captain), Mr. Ramos (Coach).

Amos gets ready to mal<e another great play.

VARSITY DEFENDS TOURNEY TITLE

First line turns in to help Dan.

Henry and Steve were there to guard the net.

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Kneeling: Johnson Ch., Fahey, Ford (Captain), Hoilman, Zinsmeyer, Bartalini (Captain), Linehan (Captain). Standing: Suonpera, Finnerty, Lindberg, Mr. Dewey (Coach), Watkins, Loud, Dantas, Corrigan, Poznick, Mr. Rives (Coach), Lee.

RESERVE HOCKEY HAS TOUGH TIME

Sitting: McBee W., Staley, Perkins, Schnelthorst, Bryan, Linl<letter. Second Row: Bayne, McMillan, Coyne (Captain), Elliott W., Hillenbrand, Braun, Mullaly. Third Row Standing: Mr. Clark (Coach), Katzenbach, Fox (Manager), Clark (Captain), Paglia, Humann, Horton, McMurrey, Mr. McIntyre (Coach).

Schnelthorst waits for a pass at the blue line.

McMurrey takes a shot.

ALPINE HAS NO HOME MEETS

On the Roof: Turell, Mann, Brewer, Kulson, Rodman, Kaplan. Down Below: Small, Chomo, Mr. Brier (Coach), Rainold, Cobb, Fletcher, Gottlieb, Schniewind, Mr. Farrell (Coach).

Cardigan is the fastest out of the starting gate.

Mann was the fastest on the team

Fletcher moves through the tight gates at Eaglebrook.

NORDIC SKI TEAM DEFEATED ELEMENTS

First Row: Nields, Saunders, Cotter, Purcell. Second Row: Mr. Heath (Coach), Stephenson, Blinick, Patterson, Brewer, Johnson Cr., Krause, Ball, Mr. Cantlin (Coach).

Snow was scarce; but enthusiasm was high.

Bill earned the Most Valuable trophy traveling through the Northeast.

LETâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HEAR IT FOR ASCUTNEY

Hartmann, Williams, Walker, Reimers, Farber, Block, Goodman, Patterson R., Holt.

Wolin, Farmer, Goodman, Holt, Williams, Pinson, Kordish, Way.

A typical day at Clancy Luis, who had never skied before, learned to ski well.

Toward the end of the season the rope tow was alm ost Inoperable.

OMC YACHTING CLUB

Front Row: Pacht, Wassitsch, Mathieson, Holt, Ralnold (Captain). Second Row: Little, Fox, Braun, Burnham, Lester R., Weiss. Third Row: Brown, Mr. Carey (Coach), W oodberry, duPont, Mr. Crowell (Coach).

Henry and Warner fly a spinniker.

Rigging the F-J is a simple procedure.

CYCLISTS STRONGEST EVER

Duncan Ball earned most valuable cyclist.

Twenty-mile time trial gets underway.

Small, Humann, Chomo, McMillan, Sola, Pullen, Mr. Farrell (Coach), Saunders, Hartmann, Lindberg, McCurtin, Gregg, Ball, Katzenbach, Schniewind. Mr. Brier (Coach) photographed the team.

T WAS LIKE BASEBALL!

Sitting: Poznick, Elliot W â&#x20AC;&#x17E; Bartalini, Patterson W .,â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Choe, Linehan. Standing: Mr. Marrion (Coach), Paglia, Loud, Mann, Hawley, Belton, Koch, King (Manager), Mr. Collins (Coach).

Bartalini scores again.

Mann holds the runner on first. The wind up and the pitch by Paglia

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Eugene waits patientiy.

Left to Right; Loomis (Captain), Samos, Powers, Watl<ins, Halbrecht, Linl<letter, Cohen, Ray, Meyer M., Stevenson, Robertson, Blinick, Weiss A., (Manager), Hart (Coach).

THIRD BASEBALL-NEW COACH, NEW TEAM

Kneeling: McBee W â&#x20AC;&#x17E; Cooper, Lynch, Staley. Sitting: Covucci, Schapiro, Kaplan, Reimers, Arps, Schneithorst. Standing: Mr. Cruikshank (Coach), McBee C., Cuevas, Lawrence, Swogger, Jeters, Keilhauer, Kerr (Manager).

Schneithorst stops a ground ball.

THIRDS ALONE BEAT THE BIRD

The Co-Captains and Most Improved Player, David Way, load up for Lasalette.

First Row: Withers, Farber, Shipp, Fellers, Long, Courts, Nields (Manager). Second Row: Guttman, Wan, Ladd (Captain), Selfe, Baker, Dunne, Palya. Third Row: Mr. Clark (Coach), Way, Bayne, Jackson, Jones (Captain), Pacht, Perkins, Mr. Barron (CoacH).

VARSITY HAD TO BE QUICK

First Row: Hoiiman, Clark, Dauler (Captain), Davis, Kulson, G ottlieb, Ford (Captain), Whalen, Dawkins, Krause, Finnerty, Corrigan. Second Row: Mr. Heath (Coach), Perri, Stevens (Captain), Cobb, McMurrey, Horton, Dantas, Brewer, Kerry, Wolin, Sherman, Lee, Sennott, Mr. McQuarrie (Coach).

RESERVES OUTCLASSED BY OPPONENTS

Kneeling: Andres, Caspersen, Kaplan, McMillan, Amos, Zinsmeyer, Usher, Coyne, Mullally, Beckley. Standing: Wesby, Stuart, Smart, Patterson R., Mr. Howland (Coacti), Luddy, Meyer C., Mr. Rives (Coach), Gund, Wail<er, Fromm, Carrico, Johnson Cr.

Scoop it through. One good check deserves another.

VARSITY SERVED UP VICTORIES

Georgescu, Pinson, Fahey, Iyer, Martin, Mr. Stevens (Coach), Elliott D., Baril, Riihiluoma, Curtis.

CMSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; #1 tennis player wins again.

Rookie eighth grader Martin makes another great shot.

RESERVES GROUND DOWN OPPOSITION

Bill serves one up.

Suki returns a sharply hit ball.

Skipper "The W all" Naft is relentless at the base line.

First Row: Leal, Cotter, Kordish, Hicks, Goodman, Block, Williams, Dock, Lester D. Second Row: Vetri, Arnof, Kender, Hillenbrand, Kunian, Sukhavanij, Kerr, Rodman. Third Row: Mr. Small (Coach), Jako, W yckoff, Johnson Ch., Turrell, Naft, Mahler, Suonpera, Cook, Green, Mr. Ramos (Coach).

SPORTS FOR ALL SEASONS

THE YEAR IN SPORTS Varsity Soccer

Third Soccer

Varsity Basketball

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3 wins 0 losses

MVP- Andy Georgescu Ml- Albert Baril

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Mascoma K.U.A. Lebanon Lebanon Holderness Eaglebrook Thetford Mascoma Bow Thetford Holderness K.U.A. All-Stars

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Hanover Lebanon Hanover Hanover Eaglebrook Lebanon Hanover Lebanon Lyme

MVP- Matt Stuart Ml- Franklin Staley

Eaglebrook Tournament

MVP- Paul Riihiluoma Ml- Russell Cobb

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Lebanon Bow W oodstock Lebanon Hartford Mascoma Eaglebrook Bow Holderness Hartford K.U.A. Windsor W oodstock Mascoma C.F.A. K.U.A.

Reserve Basketball CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

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Hartford W oodstock Plainfield Lebanon Plainfield Hanover Mascoma Lebanon W oodstock Hartford Hanover Mascoma

Hanover Tournament

CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS Reserve Soccer 0 10 Hanover CMS CMS 3 4 Mascoma 2 4 Lebanon CMS 2 CMS 4 W oodstock 2 CMS 1 Hartford CMS 0 7 Hanover 0 Eaglebrook CMS 3 3 1 W oodstock CMS 2 8 Lebanon CMS Mascoma CMS 1 0 0 Bow CMS 1 3 Hartford CMS 1 Upper Valley Tournament 1 CMS 3 Hartford MVP- Tim Andres Andy McMillan Ml- Mike Kender

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Plymouth Eaglebrook W oodstock Newport Windsor M onadnock Plymouth Fay School

MVP- Bob Kerry Ml- Don Paglia Special Award - Corey Pullen

Reserve Football CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

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Ml- Bill Patterson Ml- John Holt MVP- Ed Krause

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W oodstock Plymouth Eaglebrook Windsor W oodstock Plymouth Windsor Springfield Hartford

CMS 44 23 Cornish CMS 24 10 Hanover ALL Tourney Players Mike Kender Jeremy Cohen Tourney MVP- Eugene RAY MVP- Jeremy Cohen Ml- Bohdi Amos

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Alpine Ski Team CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

Eaglebrool< Vermont Proctor Kingswood Eaglebrook K.U.A. Junior Preps Lakes Region

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MVP-Chris Mann Ml-Steten Fletcher

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Wrestling 21 86 Harwood 65 31 Essex Jet. 19 Eaglebrook 48 6 59 Springfield 8 69 Springfieldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 30 30 St. Johnsbury 24 49 Essex Jet. 31 87 Keene 24 56 Essex Jet. 13 54 Lancaster Tournament 2 Firsts 2 Seconds Cardigan Tournament 2 Firsts 1 Second Eaglebrook Tournament 1 Third 2 Fourths

MVP- Finn Caspersen Ml- Chris Robbins Most Dedicated- Paul Gund

Varsity Hockey CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

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Jr. Chiefs Holderness Manchester Holderness Manchester (OT) Assabet Hanover Eaglebrook North Shore K.U.A. Austin Prep. Assabet Jr. Chiefs

ST. PAULS TOURNAMENT CMS CMS CMS

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Reading (OT) Cambridge Fairfield

MVP- Paul Bartalini Ml- Chuck Hoilman Most Dedicated- Doug Linehan Nordic Ski Team Running Varsity Baseball

Reserve Hockey CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

Eaglebrook Vt. Academy Lebanon Eaglebrook Proctor

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MVP- Ben Saunders Ml- Craig Johnson Jumping CMS CMS CMS CMS

Bear Mt. Newport Lebanon/Kingswood Proctor

MVP- Bill Blinck Ml- Darren Purcell

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MVP- Eric Braun Ml- Doc McMurrey

W oodstock Hartford Springfield W oodstock Lebanon Hanover Lebanon Hartford Pleasant Valley Kearsarge Eaglebrook Lebanon Hanover

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Mascoma Tilton K.U.A. K.U.A. Bow Vermont W oodstock Claremont New Hampton Plainfield Deerfield Windsor Eaglebrook

MVP - Paul Bartalini Ml - Chris Mann

Varsity Lacrosse Reserve Baseball CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

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Mascoma St. M aryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hartford Hanover Lebanon W oodstock Mascoma Lebanon Hartland W oodstock Eaglebrook

Sailing CMS CMS CMS CMS

Brewster Northfield-Mt. Hermon Brewster Northfield-Mt. Hermon

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MV Skipper - Anton Rainold MV Crew - Robert Little

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Pinkerton Woodstock Hanover Holderness Vermont Deerfield Pinkerton Waynefleet Hanover Vermont Eaglebrook (OT)

MVP - Jeremy Cohen Ml - Ian Robertson

Third Baseball CMS CMS CMS CMS

2 0 10 8 13 CMS 1 Ml - Eric Jeters

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W oodstock W oodstock Brownsville Hartland

Reserve Lacrosse

Eaglebrook

Varsity Tennis CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

2 9 9 9 9 9 8 2 9 9 9 9 1

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K.U.A. Vermont Holderness ' Brewster Tilton Vermont Hanover Deerfield Holderness W oodstock Hanover K.U.A. Eaglebrook

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Holderness W oodstock Proctor Hartford Hanover Hartford Hanover W oodstock Eaglebrook

MVP - Ryan Luddy Ml - Robert Patterson

Fay Tournament - Second MVP - Cragin Curtis Ml - Albert Baril

Reserve Tennis Cycling CMS CMS CMS CMS

Northfleld-Mt. Hermon Deerfield Vermont Kennett

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Hartford W oodstock Woodstock Woodstock W oodstock Hartford

Third Lacrosse CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS Ml - David

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Hanover Hanover Waynefleet Hanover Hanover Eaglebrook

BY NATURE’S GIFTS BENIGN

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OF THANKFULNESS FOR BEAUTY

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At Cardigan we have many different clubs. A few of them shown here are unicycling, woodcarving, cooking, weightlifting, ping pong, sauna, silkscreening, games, gymnastics, model building, and magic.

WHEN DAY FADES INTO DREAMS

OF GOALS TOWARD WHICH WE

Students at Cardigan learn in many ways, both in the classroom and through the experience of observing and participating in activities out足 side the classroom. Class groups go to Cape Cod, the Freedom Trail, Shelburne Museum, Squam Lakes Science Center, and the Boston Mu足 seum of Fine Arts; and the entire school experiences the excitement of a New England fair at Sandwich.

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TO KEEP THY FAITHS ALIVE

Left: French students thoroughly enjoyed their spring trip to Paris and the French countryside. Above: The Performing Arts production of Oliver was well received. The Best A cto r and Actress awards went to David Elliott and Paige Eastman and Most Versatile Actor and Actress awards went to Roger Woodberry and Kim Baker.

TOGETHER WE WILL STRIVE,

F 1 R S T A N N U A L

D 1 S C 0 V E R Y D A Y

As Cardigan is mirrored in Our crystal lake so clear May we through life reflect Thy truths And mennories as dear; Of sunnmer’s green; Fall’s colors bright Of glimmering stars at night. God give us strength to carry on Through storm or weather fair The peace, vouchsafed by living here, For all the world to share.

CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOL HYMN ROBERT 0 . HOPKINS

HAROLD FINKBEINER

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Brewster II B ottom Row: Mika Suonpera, John Holt, Chris Small, Second Row: Robert Fox, Vincent Wan, Fred Reimers, Craig Johnson, Trey Weiss. Top Row: Robert Patterson, Henry Burnham, Jacob Guttman, Tim Andres, Leonard Stone.

French I Lee Lawrence, John Mulally, Mike Farber, Eric Braun, Steve Poznick, Peter Sola, Jonah Kaplan, David Block, Tim Clark, Tad Cotter, Jeff Stevenson.

Hayward Bill Patterson, Jamie Gregg, Andy Perri, Ian Arnof, Eugene Ray, John Beckley, John Bayne, Robert Belfon.

Banks-Greenwood-Franklin. Front Row: Luis Leal, Ari Halbrecht, Ward McBee, Franklin Staley. Second Row: Chris Carrico, Trevor Fromnn, Larry Rodman. Third Row: Jim Finnerty, Eugene Choe, Peter Mahler.

French II Greg Loomis, Bill Hillenbrand, Steve Corrigan, John Bryan, Jason Jones, Curt Linkletter, Bill McCurtin, Craig Wallace, Eric Jeters, Don Kunian, Chris Katzenbach.

Day Students Top Row: Bodhi Amos, Robert Lester, Chris Shipp, Brian Fellers. Bottom Row: Chris Small, Darren Purcell, Chris Robbins, Jessie Pacht, David Lester.

Brewster I Bottom Row: Jamie Chomo, Arnie Weiss, Rene Keilhauer. Middle Row: Paul Gund, Finn Caspersen, John-Gordon Swogger, Top Row: Michael Jackson, Piers Mathieson, Chris Sherman.

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Stowell House-Proctor House Michael Meyer, Andy McMillan, Steve Dunne, Ed Krause, Charlie Walker, Jaime Cuevas, Bill Elliott, Mike Coyne, Jean-Mi Hicks.

Hinman I B ottom Row: Jim Schneithorst, John Covucci. Middle Row: Cunliffe McBee, Ted Martin, Mil<e Kender, Billy Dock. Top Row: Matt Stuart, Ian Robertson, Tom Fahey, Alex Powers.

Hinman II Front Row: Curtis Arps, M att Shapiro, Tory Wesby, Jeremy Cohen, Eric Linberg, Dana Lynch. Second Row: George Wyckoff, Fred Usher, Ryan Luddy, Chuck King, Curt Watkins, Mike Hawley, Brad Horton.

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CLASS OF ’83 DEDICATES BLAZE TO CHIEF AND FINKY

Mr. Finkbeiner’s unstinting efforts witin the Clioir, Inis invaluable assistance in the Performing Arts program, his constant presence at the piano or organ for Chapel and school meetings, and his position as the “ Poet Laureate” of Cardigan Mountain School make him a treasured member of the faculty. Without Mrs. Shelton, not only would life be difficult, it would be positively boring. It Is she who arranges for the electrical and telephone lines to be blown; it is she who sends immense Get Well cards to anyone in the hospital; it is she who bakes giant cookies - the “ incredible edibles” which are a legend at Cardigan. To this lady, who is not only a “ Librarian” , but truly a “ Resourceress” ; and to this gentle man, who swears like a sailor, but loves as readily, we the Class of 1983, proudly dedicate the Blaze - to Chief and Finky.

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lan-Duncan Douglas Ball New York City, New York Varsity Cycling 8 (Most Improved), 9 (Most Valuable), Nordic Ski Team 8,9, Varsity Cycling 8 (Most Valuable), 9 (Most Valuable); Music Appreciation, Flying Models; Floor Leader - Proctor House 9.

Albert Alain Baril Beverly Hills, California Varsity Soccer 8, 9, Reserve Basketball 8 (Captain), Varsity Basketball 9 (Most Improved), Varsity Tennis 8, 9; Weightlifting, Indoor Soccer, Games, Art; History Prize 8; Floor Leader French II 9. Time may change me, but I can't change time. David Bowie

William Barnard Blinick Braintree, Massachusetts Varsity Football 8, 9, Nordic Ski Team 8 (Rookie of the Year Jumper), 9 (Most Valuable Jumper), Reserve Baseball 8, 9; Instrumental, Horseback Riding, Models.

Benjamin Wells Brewer Breckenridge, Colorado Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Nordic Ski Team 8, 9, Alpine Ski Team 9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Stereo, Trap Shooting, Sauna; Diningroom Superintendent 9. Perpetual motion is the key to life.

Warner LaValle Jones Brown Goshen, Kentucky Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Football 9, Alpine Ski Team 8, Recreational Skiing 9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Sailing 9; Games, Woodcarving, Magic, Golf; Head of Audio Visual 9.

Russell Fraser Cobb Bedford, New Hampshire Intramurals 8, Varsity Soccer 9 (Most Improved), Alpine Ski Team 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Sauna, Frisbee, Ping Pong.

Samuel Horton Coes Campton, New Hampshire Alpine B Team 8, Recreational Sl<iing 9, Varsity Sailing 8 (Most Valuable Crew), 9; W oodworking, Unicycle, Silk Screening. But I am working!

Robert Murray Cook Houston, Texas Reserve Football 7, 8, Varsity Football 9, Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Nordic Ski Team 9, Reserve Tennis 7, 8, Reserve Tennis 9; Models, Woodshop, Sportsman; Floor Leader- Clark Morgan II 9.

Cragin George Ingham Curtis Paget, Bermuda Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Alpine A Team 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 8 (Captain), Varsity Tennis 9; Sportsman, Oliver 9.

7 Michael Robert Dantas Reading, Massacliusetts Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Reserve Hockey 8, Varsity Hockey 9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Sauna, Ping Pong, Unicycle, WeightÂ lifting; Floor Leader-Hlnman I 9.

Tod Jannes Dauler Cross River, New York Reserve Soccer 7, 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Alpine B Team 7, 8 (Most Valuable), Alpine A Teann 9, Reserve Lacrosse 7, 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Models, Ping Pong. The future is uncertain and the end is always near.

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Muller Davis, Jr. Glencoe, Illinois Varsity Soccer 8, 9 (Captain), Alpine B Team 8, Nordic Team 9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Magic, Comedy; Public Relations Director 9. Duel!!!?

David Eastham Dawkins Houston, Texas Varsity Footbali 9, Rec. Skiing 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Gymnastics, Games, Sportsman; Diningroom Superintendent 9. â&#x20AC;&#x153; In and out the window like a moth before a flame. "-(G rateful Dead)

Henry Belln duPont IV Southport, Connecticut Reserve Soccer 7 (Most Improved), Third Team Soccer (Most Valuable) 8, Intramurals 9, Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Performing Arts 9, Sailing 7, 8 (Captain), 9; Blaze, Woodworking, Magic, Scuba; Head of Auditorium 8, Job Foreman 9

David Edward Elliott Bronxville, New York Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Reserve Basketball 8, Performing A rts 9 (Most Valuable), Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Backgammon, Games, Horseback Riding, Ping Pong, Blaze Staff; Floor Leader-Franklin House 9. â&#x20AC;&#x153; Sitting plush with a royal flush, Aces back to back."-(G rateful Dead)

Michael Scott Farmer Peterborough, New Hampshire Reserve Soccer 8, Reserve Football 9, Recreational Skiing 8, 9, Reserve Baseball 8, 9; Weightlifting, Models, Silk Screening. Mr. Artist himself.

Thomas Henry Ford North Billerica, Massachusetts Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Varsity Hockey 8, 9 (Captain), Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Sportsman; Floor Leader - Newton House 9.

Peter Andrew Georgescu, Jr. Chicago, Illinois Varsity Soccer 8, 9, Reserve Basketball 8 (Captain, Most Valuable), Varsity Basketball 9 (Most Valuable), Varsity Tennis 8, 9; Computer, French, Literature, Blaze Staff; Floor Leader Brewster I 9, Senior Class President, National Junior Honor Society. There must be a way out of here, said the joker to the thief; Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so much confusion, I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get no relief. - Bob Dylan

Randolph Shawn Goodm an Miami Beach, Florida Reserve Football 7, 9, Third Team Soccer 8, Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 7 (Most Improved), 8, 9; Wind Power, Magic, Unicycle.

James Owen Gottlieb Fall River, Massachusetts Reserve Soccer 8, Third Team Soccer 9, Alpine B Team 7, 8, Alpine A Team 9, Reserve Lacrosse 7, 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Horseback Riding, Ping Pong, Sauna, Blaze Staff; Oliver 9. They say hard work never hurt no one; but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not taking any chances.

George Edward Green Miami, Florida Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Recreational Skiing 8, 9, Third Team Baseball 8, Recreational Tennis 9; Weightlifting, Silk Screening, Games, Woodworking; Public Relations Director 9. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t run from your strains; turn and face them.

Anton Peter Hartmann Bronxville, New York Cycling 8, Reserve Football 9, Recreational Skiing 8, 9, Cycling 8, 9; Flying Models, Models, Horseback Riding, Indoor Soccer. Anyone can do anything if they hold the right card, so I am thinking about my life, I’m thinking very hard. Deal me another hand Lord this one is too hard. Deal me another hand Lord this one is too hard.

Charles William Hoilman, III Westwood, Massachusetts Reserve Football 8, 9, Reserve Hockey 8, Varsity Hockey 9, Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Horseback Riding, Soccer, Music Appreciation; Foreign Language Lab Assistant 9. “ Dr. No”

Christian Humann New York City, New York Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Cycling (Captain, Most Improved) 9, Reserve Hockey 8, 9, Varsity Lacrosse 8, Varsity Cycling 9; Flying Models, Sportsman, Blaze; Floor Leader-Clark Morgan III. Look around and choose your own ground, for long you live and high you fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.

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Michael John Iyer Saco, Maine Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Alpine B Team 8, Perfornning A rts 9, Third Baseball 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Weightlifting, Gymnastics, Indoor Soccer, Horseback Riding, Cougar. "W hat you deserve you get.â&#x20AC;?

Christopher Richard von Jako Melrose, Massachusetts Reserve Football 8, 9, Recreational Skiing 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 8, 9; Computer, Ping Pong, Cooking, Weightlifting. This old viTorld keeps spinning around.

James Herman Kerr, IV Houston, Texas Reserve Soccer 8, Reserve Football 9, Recreational Skiing 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 8, 9; Games, Weightlifting, Art; Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll see you on the dark side of the moon.

Robert James Kerry Ann Arbor, Michigan Varsity Footbail 8, 9, Reserve Hocl<ey 8, Varsity Hockey 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Sportsnnan.

Mark Stephens Koch St. Louis, Missouri Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Recreational Skiing 8, Varsity Nordic Team 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Baseball 9; Sauna, Remote-control, Scuba, Sportsman, Golf; Dining Room Superintendent 9.

Andrew Howland Kulson Harbor Springs, Michigan Third Soccer 6, Reserve Football 7, 8, Third Soccer 9, Alpine B Team 6, 7, Alpine A Team 8, 9, Reserve Lacrosse 6, 7, (Captain) 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Woodcarving, Music, Golf, Sportsman; Floor Leader- Banks House 9. People try to put us down just because we get around.

Henry Rozier Lee Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Varsity Football 8, 9, Reserve Hockey 8, Varsity Hockey 9, Reserve Lacrosse (Most Improved) 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Weightlifting, Blaze; Floor LeaderStowell House 9,

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Douglas Joseph Linehan, Jr. Beverly, Massachusetts Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Varsity Hockey 8, (Most Dedicated) 9, Varsity Baseball 8, 9; Volleyball, Speed Skating, Horseback Riding, Silk Screen; Recreational Co-Director 9. "Being broke is a pain,” "The vi^hinn or rim” , "Bow, New Hampshire” , "Break Down” .

Robert Carter Little Savannah, Georgia Intramurals 7, 8, 9, Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Performing Arts 9, Intramurals 7, Sailing 8, 9; tragic. Remote Control; Chaplain’s Assistant 9. There are always alternatives.

Juan Pedro Lopez-Santillo Coba, Mexico Varsity Cross Country Running 9, Varsity Swim Team (Captain) 9, Varsity Buii Fighting (Captain) 9; Public Speal<ing, Passport and Visa Making Ciub 9. Will The Real John Lopez Please Stand Up!

John David Loud Woburn, Massachusetts Varsity Football 8, 9, (Captain), Varsity Hockey 8, 9, Reserve Baseball 8 (Most Improved), Varsity Baseball 9; Wood Carving, Sportsman, Blaze Staff, Oliver 9; Fire Marshal; Floor Leader - French I 9, Senior Class Vice President. The only thing there is to live for is life itself.

John Christopher Mann Brattleboro, Vermont Varsity Soccer 8 (Most Improved), 9, Alpine A Team 8 (Most Improved), 9, Sailing Team 8, Varsity Baseball 9; Blaze Darkroom Staff 8, 9. It was all just another brick in the wall. Pink Floyd

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Allen Lamar McMurrey Houston, Texas Reserve Football 7, 8, Varsity Football 9, Wrestling 7, Reserve Hockey 8, 9 (Most Improved), Reserve Lacrosse 7, 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Models, Indoor Soccer, Ski Touring, Frisbee, Weightlifting. Please allow/ me to introduce myself. I'm a man of wealth and taste. The Rolling Stones

Christopher Todd Meyer Andover, Vermont Third Team Soccer 7, 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Alpine Ski Team 7, Reserve Basketball 8, Performing Arts 9, Reserve Lacrosse 7, 8, 9; Models, Games, Woodshop, Cougar; Clean Room Award 7, 8, Fire Marshal 7, 9. Who can it be now, living in Allentown? Get luckyl Why me? Art is expression.

Seymour Kevin Naft Glencoe, Illinois Third Team Soccer 7, 8, Intramurals 9, Recreational Skiing 7, 9, Reserve Basketball 8, Reserve Tennis 7, 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Magic.

Donald Jamieson Paglia Reading, Massachusetts Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9 (Most Improved), Reserve Hockey 8, 9, Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Baseball 9; Weightlifting, Trap Shooting, Silk Screening; Recreational Co-Director 9.

Jorge Pinson Mexico City, Mexico Reserve Soccer 8, Recreational Skiing 8, 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Ping Pong, Models, Games. To live your own life, to be the one you want to be. That is success.

Lee Corey Pullen Houston, Texas Reserve Soccer 7, Varsity Football 8, 9 (Captain, Most Valuable), Nordic Team 7 (Most Improved Jumper), 8 (Captain, Most Valuable), 9, Reserve Tennis 7, Cycling A Team 8 (Most Improved), 9; Sportsman; Head of Stoddard Center 9.

Jeremy Alexander Rice Beverly Hills, California Reserve Football 8, 9, Alpine B Team 8, Reserve Hockey 9, Reserve Baseball 8, Reserve Tennis 9; Models, Weightlifting, Golf.

Paul John Riihiluoma Warwick, Bermuda Reserve Soccer 6, 7, Varsity Soccer 8, 9 (Most Valuable), Reserve Basketball 6, Reserve Hockey 7, 8, Performing Arts 9, Varsity Tennis 6, 7, 8, 9; Weightlifting, Models, Woodcarving, Sportsman. What a long, strange trip itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been. Grateful Dead

Alexander Samos Robles Panama City, Panama Third Team Soccer 7, Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9, Recreational Skiing 6, 7, 8, 9, Fourth Team Baseball 8, Third Team Baseball 7, 8, Reserve Baseball 9; Sportsman, Cooking, Ping Pong, Games, Public Speaking; Fire Marshal, National Junior Honor Society 8, Math Prize, Laboratory Assistant 8, Diningroom Co-Monitor 9. El camino del conocimiento se resume en la mejor comrension de nuestra prepia ignorancia.

Nelson Rathborne Schniewind Boston, Massachusetts Intramurals 8, Cycling B Team 9, Recreational Skiing 8, Alpine B Team 9, Reserve Baseball 8, Cycling B Team 9; Cougar Staff, Speed Skating, Golf, Cooking. I'm turning over a new/ face.

Stoddard Anthony Sennott New York City. New York Reserve Soccer 8 (Most Improved), Varsity Soccer 9, Reserve Basketball 8 (Most Improved), Varsity Basketball 9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Music Appreciation, Indoor Soccer, Games, Blaze Staff; Floor Leader Hinman II 9. Life is not a bummer; just living it is.

William Anthony Smart Concord, New Hampshire Intramurals 8, Varsity Football 9, Performing Arts 8, 9, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Games, Frisbee, Gymnastics. Comes a time when youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re driftinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; , Comes a time when you settle down. Neal Young

Hugh Richard Stevens Ascutney, Vermont Reserve Football 7, 8, Varsity Football 9, Wrestling 7 (Most Improved), Nordic Ski Team 8 (Most Improved Jumper), 9, Reserve Lacrosse 7, Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Sportsman, Scuba Diving: National Junior Honor Society 8, 9, Floor Leader - Hayward Hall 9. Who is this Lopez character, anyhow?

Am arit Sukhavanij Bangkok, Thailand Third Team Soccer 7, Reserve Football 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Reserve Basketball 7, 8, Varsity Basketball 9, Third Team Baseball 7, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Cougar, Public Speaking, French, Blaze Staff, Literary Project; Room Inspection, Math, Foreign Language Prizes 7, Science, French English Prizes 8, Diningroom Superintendent 8, National Junior Honor Society 8, 9, School Leader 9. After watching the moonlight, the shadow rose up. And walked home. With me.

Jeffrey Lichter Turell Harrison, New York Third Team Soccer 8, Cycling 9, Alpine B Team 8, Alpine A Team 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Horseback Riding, Weightlifting, Games; Diningroom Superintendent 9. Fight for whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s right.

Joseph Phillip Vetri Ridgefield, Connecticut Intramurals 8, 9, Recreationat Skiing 8, 9, Sailing 8, Tennis 9; Flying Models, Model Building, Games, Weightlifting.

John Lewis Whalen Arlington, Vermont Third Soccer 7, Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Recreational Skiing 7, Wrestling 8, (Captain) 9 (Captain), Third Team Baseball 7, Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Model Building, Indoor Soccer, French, Blaze Staff; History, Science, English Prizes 7, Room Inspection Aw^ard 8, National Junior Honor Society 8, 9; Blaze Editor, Brewster I! Floorleader, Senior Class Secretary 9. The road goes ever on and on down from the door where It began. Now far ahead the road has gone, and I must folow, if I can. J.R.R. Tolkien.

David J. Wolin Ann Arbor, Michigan Varsity Football 8, 9, Alpine Ski B Team 8, Recreational Skiing 9, Reserve Tennis 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Computer, Weightlifting; Art Prize 8. What is going through your mind, Mr. Dave, please turn it down. Your doomed . . . KADOOGA.

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Roger Conant W oodberry Reading, Massachusetts Third Soccer 7 (Captain), 8, Varsity Soccer 9, Varsity Nordic Team 7, Recreational Skiing 8, Performing Arts 9, (Most Versatile), Reserve Lacrosse 7, Varsity Sailing 8, 9; Woodworking, Art, Blaze: â&#x20AC;&#x153; Life is too im portant to take it seriously.â&#x20AC;?

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Daniel Mark Zinsmeyer St. Louis, Missouri Reserve Football 8, (Captain) 9, Reserve Hockey 8, Varsity Hockey 9, Reserve Lacrosse (Captain) 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Floor Leader-Greenwood House: National Junior Honor Society 9. P.S. My great ancestor.

MARK SUKHAVANIJ - SCHOOL LEADER

HENRY DUPONT - JOB FOREMAN

CLASS OFFICERS - CLASS OF 1983

ANDREW GEORGESCU - PRESIDENT, JOHN WHALEN - SECRETARY-TREASURER, JOHN LOUD - VICE-PRESIDENT. Not present for photo Mr. Rives - Advisor.

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BEING A STUDENT LEADER IS

David Elliott, Dan Zinsmeyer, Andy Kulson, Tom Ford, Duncan Ball, Hugh Stevens, Henry Lee.

Tad Sennott, Chris Humann, John Whalen, Albert Baril, Robert Cook, John Loud, Mike Dantas, Andy Georgescu.

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MORE THAN JUST NOT WAITING.

Robert Little, Muller Davis, David Dawkins, Alex Samos, George Green, Jeff Turell, Mark Koch, Ben Brewer, Chris Mann.

Doug Linehan, Corey Pullen, Warner Brown, Paul Bartalini, Don Paglia, Steve Poznick.

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COMMENCEMENT AT CARDIGAN 1983

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OUTSTANDING MEMBERS-CLASS OF â&#x20AC;&#x2122;83 The Pannaci Memorial Award is to be given annually by the Class of 1959 as a nriemorial to Karl J. Pannaci, to that mennber of the Senior Class who in the eyes of his fellow students has achieved and best attained ideals of honesty, integrity, leadership, and general social and spiritual adjustnnent.

Am arit Sukhavanij was awarded the Pannaci Mennorial Award and earned the Senior Prize as the Senior with the highest academ ic average.

John Whalen was awarded the Hinnnan Prize, a prize given annually in mennory of Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Hinman to the mennber of the school who, in the opinion of the faculty, by industrious application to his studies, through his attitude on the playing field, and by his behavior and integrity, most nearly approaches the Ideals of manhood as conceived in the minds of the Founders of Cardigan Mountain School.

The winner of this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Founders Prize was Henry duPont. It is awarded to the boy in the student body who has the will to com plete any project, regardless of the difficulties encountered, without thought of personal gain, and whose objective is a job well done in the same approach that characterized the life of Harold P. Hinman, one of the founders of Cardigan Mountain School.

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TO THE STUDENT WHO, IN THE OPINION OF THE FACULTY . . .

. . . has a quiet, cheerful dependability; untiring service to Stoddard Theatre; sincere, inspired, and careful dedication to all tasks; and has set a willing and positive example of responsibility. Robert Carter Little

. . . has shown a linriitless generosity of spirit; enthusiastic devotion to Cardigan; unselfish guidance to younger students; a determined approach to academics and athletics; and is truly a gentleman. Michael Robert Dantas

. . . has had the courage to remain an individual while becoming an integral part of the Cardigan community; and who has attained the high ideals which he set for himself in academics and in the Performing Arts. Roger Conant W oodberry

. . . has unquestioned integrity; quiet, effective diligence, industry, and leadership, and a special, unreserved humility which greets all with a bountiful heart and a benevolent disposition. Christian Humann

. . . has shown his devotion to the School through the many aspects of his life here; has given unselfishly of his time in a year when so much has been asked of those willing to give; and has represented Cardigan, both at home and abroad with that courteous, gentle manner which is his hallmark. Warner LaValle Jones Brown

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LAMPOON

Ah, rest and relaxation at last!

Beauty and the beast - where’s Beauty?

And you thought I wouldn’t make it!

Greetings from the Land of Oz

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PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Peter Georgescu David M. Johnson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Warner Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kunian Steven Sandor Samos and Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Zinsmeyer

BOOSTERS Robert Bayne John Bryan Coke Enterprise - J. Lary Manager Mrs. H. B. du Pont Mr. and Mrs. August Hillenbrand Dr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George R. A. Johnson and Chip Craig Harrison Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jones Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kerr, Jr. Nelsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Proud Mother & Brothers Maureen Sennott Mrs. Francis C. Webre Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Whalen

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SUBSCRIBERS Mr. and Mrs. William McKenzie Andres Ian Arnof Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Carey J. Dudley Clark Robert M. Cook Robert T. Coyne Mr. and Mrs. James W. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Edmund K. Dinsmore Mrs. Henry B. du Pont III Mrs. A. J. Eastham Mr. and Mrs. Wright Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Richard O. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Savage Frieze, Jr. Robert S. Gillette Ann & Fred Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Hartmann Rita S. Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hoilman Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kelihauer John B. Kenerson Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Koch WIT-O-MATIC, INC. - Earl Kulson

John and Larry Likshis The Mahler Family “ Sapere Aude” John Mann Mr. and Mrs. William M. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. James E. Meyer Sherrie & Albert J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Melville C. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Patterson, Jr. Richard & Linda Saunders James E. Schneithorst Henry E. Schneiwind, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schroeder Fred C. Scribner, Jr. Stuart Sherman Robert D. & Thurza H. Small Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Staley, Jr. John L. Tower Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Turrell John L. Whalen Mrs. Daniel F. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Woodberry Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Wyckoff, Jr.

SPONSORS C. Colby Bent C.L.O. Bent, McCrlllis & Eldredge Insurance Forrester Clark Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins Charles Cotting Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Eughand Mr. and Mrs. J. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hicks Dr. and Mrs. Geza von Jako Alex Lippe Mrs. Lewis M. Little Reverend Harry Mahoney F. Michael McGean Robert & Patricia Mullaly Mr. and Mrs. Frank Player E. Price Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reimers Sugar John-Gordon Swogger Roger C. Woodberry

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