The Blaze - 2002 by Cardigan Mountain School

2002 the Blaze

Dexter El-Saieh & Alejandro Barrera ..playing video games at CCB

Jim Little & Malcolm Boyd ...lifting weights during Thursday Clubs

Kevin Kessler & Taylor Chace ...preparing pinatas for Foreign Language Day

Cardigan Mountain School RR2, Box 58 Canaan, New Hampshire 03741

To Cardigan our favored school by nature's gifts benign, we raise our song of thankfulness for beauty which is thine: For winter's snow, for afterglow when day fades into dreams Of goals towards which we all will strive to keep our faiths alive.

Cardigan Mountain School

As Cardigan is mirrored in our crystal lake so clear, may we through life reflect thy truths and memories so dear; o f summer's green, Fall's colors bright, of glimmer足 ing stars at night. God give us strength to carry on through storm and weather Cardigan Mountain School seeks to educate adoles足 fair. The peace, cent boys in mind, body, and spirit in a small residential vouchsafed by living here, for all the world to share. community that values each student in it's care. The School was founded in the Judeo-Christian tradition

Cardigan Mountain School Hymn

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that welcomes boys of all religious faiths. It empha足 :a

sizes respect and responsibility, values effort and ref wards accomplishment. It helps each boy realize his academic and personal potential.

Kyu Hyung Ha

Zach Pace

Ted Dimond

Left: Ju an A lam o and M r. C lark Top Right: C lark-M organ under the clear w eath er M iddle Right: N ico Sotom ayor holding a balloon Bottom Right: N inth grader, R obert Lateiner, and his follow ers

Table of Contents Blaze Dedication 6 Faculty 7 Dorms 16 Autumn 21 Winter 48 Spring 78 Class of 2002 122 Graduation 152

Jay Wosencroft '02 CMS School Leader Jay at dinner on International Day

Jay on the football field d uring practice

In the w eight ro w ith M alcolm ,' and Peter

J a y 's p a s s to K e s s le r to b e a t i E aglebrook in d ouble overtim e

Dr. Dewar

Mrs. & Dr. Dewar

The Class of 2002 dedicates the Blaze to

Mr. Truslow, the class of 2002 enthusiastically thanks you for your level of commitment to and interest in the members of the graduating class. From coordinating Alumni Affairs to teaching Global Studies, scheduling haircuts to assisting at the rink, you have made an impact on the lives of many. When asked to comment on your presence in the community, students responded with sincere appreciation. "I picked T'Low simply because he is "the man". He has been there whenever I needed him and he always hears me out, even when he disagrees with me." "He makes Cardigan a happier place with his smile." "He always comes to my games, and he is there when I need to talk to someone." "Mr. Truslow has been my advisor for two years. He goes out of his way to help me succeed at Cardigan." "He is the coolest!" "Thanks to Mr. Truslow for keeping my hair to a spiff!"

Congratulations Mr. Truslow!

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Michael Ahem 7th History, 8th RSS & LLL Dorm: Hayward Hall Reserve A Soccer, Varsity Bas足 ketball, Reserve Baseball Jamie, Margaret, Sam & Nicky Funnell \ssistant Headmaster, Dean of Faculty, Director of Secondary School Placement Academics: 8th Science Dorm: North Extras: JV Lacrosse

Neil Brier Life Skills Dept Head, Director of Student Activities, Coordina足 tor of Class Advisors Sports: Varsity Soccer, Rec. Tennis

Chris Jenkins Academics: Latin Dorm:French I JV Football, JV Basket足 ball, Reserve Baseball

Mary Mendelsohn English Dept Head, 8th & 9th English Dorm: North House Extras: Drama Dept Head

Alex, Liz, Emery & Seth Gray Dean of Students Academics; 8th English Dorm: Banks House Extras: Soccer Referee, Alpine Skiing, Varsity Lacrosse

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Phil & Cindy Blood Mr. Blood: Assistant Athletic Director, Academics: 7th & 9th English Dorm: Greenwood House Sport: Varsity Soccer Mrs. Blood: Assistant Director of Admissions, Academics: 7th & 8th Algrbra Dorm: French II

Maura & Paul MacKenzie Charlotte & Nathaniel Dorm: French II Mrs. MacKenzie: Math Lab Mr. MacKenzie: 7th & 8th History Sports: Reserve Soccer, Reserve A Hockey, Reserve Baseball

Jesse Cobum Academics: 8th Earth Science, 9th Biology Sports: JV Hockey, Reserve Lacrosse Dorm: Hinman I

Alex, Alexandra & Duncan Marx Academics: 8th, 9th English Sports: JV Football, Wrestling, JV Lacrosse Dorm: Brewster I

Brad Edwards Academics: Spanish Sports: Reserve Soccer, Snowboarding, Track & Field

Adam Krusi-Thom Academics: 6th RSS, LLl Sports: Alpine Skiing, Sailing Dorm: Clark-Morgan II

Chris, Tami Seldomridge Erin & Ryan Athletic Trainer Academics: 6th Life Skills, First Aid

Chris Kenny Director of the Writing Lab Academics: 6th, 7th English Dorm: French I Sports: Rocks & Ropes, Varsity Alpine Skiing

Jess & Matt Peer Dorm: Brewster II Mrs. Peer: LLL Sports: Reserve Baseball Mr. Peer: 9th Life Skills, 6th Integrated Studies & History Sports: JV Football, JV Hockey & JV Lacrosse

Craig Appaneal Academics: 9th History, Spanish, 7th Life Skills Dorm: Hinman I Sports: JV Soccer, Varsity Alpine Skiing, JV Lacrosse

Pat lacuzzi Librarian, LLL extras: Theatre Lives off-campus

Susan Rives Art Department Head Academics: Drawing, Painting, Printmaking & Ceramics Lives on Canaan Street

Peter Tufts Academics: 8th Math Sports: Reserve Soccer, Varsity Hockey, JV Lacrosse Dorm Parent in Stowell House Lives in Clancy House, wife Debbie & children Jeremy '03 & Tricia Wim Hart Dean of Rock-n-Roll Academics: 8th, 9th English Sports: Varsity Bus Driver, Rec Skiing, JV Tennis Dorm Parent in Greenwood House, lives off-campus with his wife Virginia

Allan, Amy & JR Kreuzburg Dorm: Franklin House Ms. Kreuzburg: Math Lab Mr. K: Recycling Guru, Academics: 7th, 8th Science Sports: Reserve Football, Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse

James Marrion Athletic Director Academics: 9th Math Varsity Football, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Baseball

/. Dudley Clark 7th, 9th Math & Math Lab Dorm: Banks House Reserve B Hockey, Referee for Soccer, Hockey & Lacrosse

Ryan, Christine & Nolan Feeley Academics: 7th, 8th English, 7th RSS Dorm: Hinman II Sports: JV Football, Res Basketball Res Baseball

Jeff Driscoll Director of Admissions Academics: 9th Math Dorm: South House Sports: Varsity Tennis 10

Joel & Lydia Harms Dorm: Brewster II Math Lab Coordinator Academics: 6th, 7th Math Sports: Cross-Country Running, Snowboarding, Sailing

Meredith & Steve Wallace with Tucker, Brooks & Andrew Newton House Mrs. Wallace: 8th Science Mr. Wallace: Director of Studies 8th Science Assistant to JV Hockey & Lacrosse

Patricia Franz Academics: Language Learning Lab

Rev. Hal Finkbeiner Music Lessons & Sunday Chapel Services

Becky Perkins Academics; 6th Math & Science, 7th Science Sports: Rocks and Ropes

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David Auerbach with Hannah Head of the Science Department Academics: 9th Biology, Jim Troslow 7th Earth Science Director of Alumni Affairs Dorm: South House Academics: 8th Global Studies Dorm: South House with wife Liz

Eddie Ramos Head of the Math Department Academics: 8th & 9th Geometry, Spanish Dorm: Greenwood House with wife Fe Sports: Cross-Country Skiing, Varsity Tennis

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Susan Funnell Academics: French Sports: Sailing

Matt Winkler 7th, 8th RSS & LLL Dorm: Clark-Morgan III Sports: Cross-Country Run足 ning, Rec Skiing, Sailing

Jim Scott Head of Woodworking Dorm: French II Sports: Reserve Soccer, Rec Skiing, Reserve Baseball

Emily Clement Head of Reading & Study Skills Academics: 7th,8th RSS, LLL Dorm: Franklin House Sport: Reserve B Hockey Steve, Louisa & Maddie Ledbetter Head of Music Glee Club, Chamber Choir Dorm: Hayward Hall Mrs. Ledbetter: LLL Nick Lynch Head of History Academics: 7th, 9th History Sports: Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball

Chad d'Entremont 8th Global Studies Dorm: Clark-Morgan II Varsity Football, JV Basketball, JV Baseball

Rev. Cameron Coe Chaplain Dorm: Banks House Sports: Reserve Soccer, Reserve Basketball

Randy McDonald )ir. of Educational Technology \cademics: Computer Science Dorm: Hinman II

Kathy Scanlan Head of Language Learning Lab

Peter & Jen Kwiterovich Director of Summer Session Associate Director of Admissions Academics: 7th Math Dorm: North House Varsity Football, Reserve Hockey

Bob Hildreth Academics: Spanish Dorm: Brewster II Reserve Soccer, Rec Tennis

Rick Exton Head of Foreign Language Academics: French Dorm: Stoweli House Res Soccer, Res Lacrosse

Cathrine Hildreth Academics: ESL Dorm: Brewster II

Mike Fitzgerald 9th History Dorm: Clark-Morgan III Reserve Football, Varsity Hockey, JV Baseball

Cari & Carl Lovejoy School Store Manager Asst. Head for External Affairs

Joe McHugh, Jill Cavalieri & Judy Riberio Business Offics

Tim Jennings & Janet LaBrie Head of Maintainence Head of Housekeeping

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Karen Colburn Headmaster's Assistant

Audie Armstrong Administrative Assistant 14

Stephanie Pluhar, Rosalind Burke, Pat White Nursing Staff

Joe & Ginny Collins Friends of Cardigan

Mike Eastman Athletic Equipment Manager

Karen Emery School Receptionist & Travel Coordinator

Cardigan is always well fed, well cleaned & well groomed Chartwell's Dining (left to right): KearyMorse, George Jones, Rick Kahn, Charlene Swainamer, Big A1 Canada, Bob Spano and Marrian Rogers

Snow White and her Crew Freda, Dot, Pat, Lisa, )anielle, Elenor & Rose

Housekeeping & Maintenance top back: Brewster Gove, Tim Jennings, Steve Rose back: Lisa Collins,Freda Grace, Jimmy Adams, Danny Burns, Rex Brown, Robert Liang, Dick Gevalis middle: Lisa Barton, Elenor Weller, Rose Gardner front: John Webster, Hank Evans, Jeff Clifford, Leroy Coutermarsh, Dave Pratt, Terry Donnelly, Tim Leary and Nolan Feeley 15

Campus Houses Franklin House Dorm Parents: Mr. Kreuzburg & Ms. Cleme: Floor Leader: Humberto Garza â&#x20AC;˘Students: Holton Bell, Anthony Farrai Whitney Hoversten, Madison Lamar, Peter Lee, Collins Looke, Zach Nichols Eric Wald, Jeff Wilson

Banks House Dorm Parents: Mr. Gray, Mr. Clark & Rev. Coe Floor Leader: Taylor Chace Students: Spencer Allen, Alejandro Barrerra, Nick Benoit, Tim Geverd, Charlie Jung, Matt Lovejoy, Jamie Nitze, Jaakko Rajamaki

Greenwood Hous Dorm Parents: Mr. Ramos, Mr. Hart & Mr. Bl( Floor Leader: Russell Holland Students: John Ackerman, Gon-Soo Che Keane Kendall, Sangmin Let Cooper MacDonnell, Michael Marsal, Gabriel Zambrano

Stowell House Dorm Parents: Mr. Exton & Mr. Tufts Floor Leader: Andrew Hutton Students: Julian Baek, Jeffrey Chen, Jorge Garcia, Sean Mann, Ben Mitchell, Bryce Shattie, Jeremy Tufts, Kyle Webster, Bernardo Yturria

North House Dorm Parents: vlrs. Mendelsohn, Mr. Funnell & Mr. Kwiterovich Floor Leader: Kevin Kessler Students: Rob Ayerle, Andres lastillo, Juan Cossio, Crawford Hamilton, Aaron Jeffers, Nick John, Young-Min Kim, Joey Leverone, Blain McCaleb, Eduardo Otaola, Marc Peeler, Dan Simon, Jay Wosencroft

South House Dorm Parents: Mr. Auerbach, Mr. Driscoll & Mr. Truslow Floor Leader; Lorenzo Barrerra Students: Mike Bentwood, Andres Caballeros, Henry Drummond, Andrew Fenn, Javier Garcia, Daniel Holobowicz, Rob Lateiner, James Park, Harris Philpot, Richard Ryu, Stephen Schoder, Maurice Stewart, Dan Yanofsky

Dormitories French I Dorm Parents: Mr. Kenny & Mr. Jenkins Floor Leader: Patrick Coleman Students: Nate Coronis, Alvaro Cortina Austin Lee, Kwan-Yi Lee, James Little, Andres Marcos, Peter Russell, Justin Steele, Matt Trainor, Jeff Vogel

French II Dorm Parents: Mr. MacKenzie, Mr. Scott & Mrs. Blood Floor Leader: Miguel Autrey Students: Carlos Cardenas, M.G. Choi, Caleb Dean, Dexter El-Saieh, David Grey, Andres Guzman, Kyu Ha, Rem Houser, Richard Iverson, Andrew Pancoe, Aaron Roy

Hinman I Dorm Parents: Mr. Appeaneal & Mr. Coburn Floor Leader: Marc Shaer Students: Alec Benson, Tyler Creed, Warren Garceau, Joe Gasque, Corey Howe, Paul Joo, Hein Miller, Miguel Pams, Leighton Smith, Nico Sotomayc Joseph Suh, Alex Trostorff, Grant Tucker

Brewster I Dorm Parents: Mr. Marx & Mr. Peer Floor Leader: Peter Lelliott Students: Peter Blood, Teddy Dimond, Federico Fernandez, Zach Lynch, Eric Manstof, Ian McAllister, Mack O'Connell, Nick Parker, Brian Rhee, Steve Silva, Tom Stein, Tom Sullivan, Chris Young

Brewster II Dorm Parents: Mr. Harms & Mr. Hildreth Floor Leader: Kenny Nam udents: Esteban Armella, Diego Benitez, Gonzalo Brockmann, V^illiam Davis, Jeff Fairbrothers, ndrew Fenstermaker, Bernardo Jarza, Alex Grillo, Chris Howe, Ji Wan Kim, Jun Seon Lee, Hatcher Perry, Paul Sharma, Dylan Thomas, Ben Wilson

Hinman II Dorm Parents: Mr. McDonald & Mr. Feeley Floor Leader: Ryan Ruiz Students: Hamdi Cavusoglu, Rob Chagnon, Griffin Drescher, Aaron Fetto, Jun Sung Kim, D.J. Penick, Ian Ryan, Sam Schneidman, Max Stokes, Ryan Thompson, Jesus Torres, William Voigt

Clark-Morgan II Dorm Parents: Mr. d'Entremont, Mr. Seldomridge, Mr. Hagerm. Floor Leader: Will Morro Students: Juan Alamo, Kory Falite, Bobby Jangro, Tommy McNamara, Zach Paci Andrew Peters, Eubene Sa, Cyrus Weyant

Clark-Morgan III Dorm Parents: Mr. Fitzgerald & Mr. Winkler Floor Leader: Tristan Baker Students: Casey Barber, Patricio Braun, Malcom Boyd, Jun Whan Choi, Jimmy Dirkes, Zach Scienzo, Alexis Zambrano

Hayward Dorm Parents: Mr. Ahern & Dr. Ledbetter Floor Leader: Ben Eischen Students: Andres Barrerra, Jake Groen, James Hunt, Chris Mullaly, Michael Orleans, Tyson Pettit Kyle Reny, Borkan Sharif, Jaeui Shin, Billy Shuey, Will Sorkin, Harrison Taylor, Zach Zimmerman

here were you at 6:00am on the first weekend of school?

larly Morning Climb up Mt. Cardigan

Dr. Dewar encourages students to "start fresh", the new day and the new school year

Deep fried foods, spinning rides, overpriced game; plastic prizes and the smell of fresh cow dimg...

Sandwich Fair H arris, W ill, T ristan & Tedd y slow dow n for a snack, then it's off to the "W in a poster of B ritney Sp ea rs" booth. Opps! I did it again

B en and A nthony found the treasu re chest!

M att and K yle sporting C M S caps w hile ind ulging in a caram el apple

Kw an, Ju n Sung, M .G ., Sangm in, G on-Soo, Kenny, Paul, Jaeui, C harlie, Q and Ji W an brainstorm w here to go first

Z ach and Rob chill out before heading off to the Ferris W heel

Peter Lee & Eric W ald pool their allow ance and hit the jackpot

Ninth Graders hike Mt. Osceola, Eighth Graders to Mt. Tecumsah and the Seventh & Sixth Graders climb Mts. Welsh and Dickey

Moxmtain Day Ja y W osencroft, Zach Pace, T eddy D im ond, M arc Shaer & R ussell H olland eat lunch, enjoy the view and hope to m ake it back to cam pus before R eading C luster

Beautiful W hite M ountains of N ew H aphshire

r-'i V N ate and G ypsy head dow n the trail

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Jay m otivates C ooper to sing cam p songs on their w ay up Mt. O sceola, “P lease M om , I want to go, but they won't let m e go..."

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W ill M orro, T ristan Balcer, N ate Coronis and Joey L everone bask in the sun

Happy Halloween! " I 'm n o t o n ly a m o tiv a tio n a l speaker, I am the m an w ho lives dow n by the riv er!"

W hat an U gly G irl! Yuck!

J Sam , W arren, Blain and Collins looking pretty sharp!

"T h a t'll leave a m ark ...... T hat h u rts..."

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The C low n Fam ily at Cardigan!

H ein M iller has been looking for an ocassion to w ear his favorite outfit! It has finally arrived!

H m m m m ... M u st be a new kid...

Patrick C olem an and R yan Ruiz after a very serious operation... m aking it back from the ju ice m a足 chine w ithout spilling a drop!

A aron Roy, Ian M cA llister and Tom Stein dress up as M r. A uerbach for H allow een. H ey! N ice pocket protector!

n Week Dorm events, field trips, multicultural celebratiom & the Dance!

H arrison T aylor w orks hard to earn the "fastest w aiter" aw ardIt'll be set before you can say "Y o u kill it, you fill it!"

D.J. Penick, Bobby Chagnon & Ryan T hom pson hit the fooseball ti before heading up stairs to the dance

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Ian M cA llister & A ustin Lee are w arm ed up for their afternoon soccer gam e

L eighton Sm ith & Richard Iverson half w ay up Mt. O sceola on M ountain Day

Craw ford H am ilton skillfully rides his bik e around cam pus

John A ckerm an & M ichael M arsal give thanks at the holiday dinner in G reenw ood

H atcher Perry & M ichael Lee lead the reserve soccer team in K odak m om ents

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Gathering Leaves

The Cardigan Autumn

Sp ades take up leaves N o better than spoons. A nd bags full of leaves A re ligh t as balloons.

But the m oun tain s I raise Elude m y em brace. Flow ing over m y arm s A nd into m y face.

N ext to nothing for w eight A nd since they grew d uller From contact w ith earth N ext to nothing for color

I m ake a g reat noise O f rustling all day Like rabbit and deer Running aw ay

1 m ay load and unload A gain and again Till I fill the w hole shed. A nd w hat have I then?

N ext to nothing for use But a crop is a crop A nd w h o 's to say w here The harvest shall stop? By R obert Frost

"G e t to the b a ll!"

Successful Tournament

Varsity Soccer The 2001 V arsity Soccer team had a strong finish, and finished third place at the New England Private School Tournament. Despite our record, it was a strong season. The team consisted of five underclass足 men and eleven seniors. We played top level prep school teams, which were made up of juniors and seniors in high school. Coaches Blood & Brier were pleased with our efforts. 36

A t the to u rn a m e n t we earned a 5-0-2 record, and we did not give up a single goal. The team was lead by tri-cap tain s N ick Benoit, Carlos Cardenas and Jer足 emy Tufts. Our team consisted of play足 ers from all over the United States and Mexico, Korea, Ethiopia & Venezuala. - Teddy Dimond

C arlos C ardenas struts his stuff

N ick Benoit: G oaltend ing God

K yle Reny looking for a pass

Varsity Soccer CMS Them Holderness 0 2 KUA Fessenden Deerfield KUA Eaglebrook Holderness Belm ont Hill 0 H anover 6 D eerfield 1 M ilton 2

5 Wins

6 Losses

stand ing (left to right): C oach Brier, K yle Reny, K orey Falite, A ndrew H utton, Bryce Shattie, Dan Sim on, C harlie Jung, Ju an Cossio, Bernardo Yturria, D aniel H olobow icz, C oach Blood front: Eric W ald, Patricio Braun, A ndres G uzm an, M ax Stokes, Ted D im ond, N ick Benoit, Jerem y Tufts, C arlos C ardenas, Lorenzo Barrerra

Once again... a winning season

JV Soccer In sp iration arrives as Coach A ppaneal decides to award the team w ith som ething special after the Final GOAL!

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Great Year, Great Team stand ing (left to right): G onzalo Brockm ann, Javier G arcia, Eduardo O taoia, W hitney H oversten, M arc Shaer, Jun W han Choi, Peter Lee Q Ha, T yson Pettit, C oach Appaneal kneeling: Paul Joo, L eighton Sm ith, N ico Sotom ayor, Zach Pace, Joey L everone, H arris Philpot, G on-Soo Choe

The Reserves... R eserve A So ccer standing (1 to r): C oach Tufts, David G rey, Jam es Park, Julian Baek, Brian Rhee, A ndres M arcos, A lvaro Cortina, M ike B entw ood, C oach A hern sitting (1 to r): A ndrew Fensterm aker, Ju an A lam o, K w an-Yi Lee, Josep h Suh, H ein M iller, Richard Ryu, G abriel Z am brano, B ernardo G arza

d* m .-♦sN R eserve B So ccer standing (1 to r): Paul Sharm a, C oach M acK enzie, A ustin Lee, M att T rainor, Ian M cA llister, M ike M arcel, M aurice Stew art, Joe C asque, M iguel Pam s, Jorge G arcia, W ill Sorkin sitting (1 to r): C orey H ow e, Cyrus W eyant, Jake G roen, A ndrew Fenn, Ju n Sung K im , Chris H ow e, C raw ford H am ilton, A aron Roy

R eserve C So ccer standing (1 to r): C oach Edw ards, H enry D rum m ond, A ndres C aballero, Alex W oodruff, W ill V oigt, E ubene Sa, H olton Bell, M ike Lee, C oach Ledbetter sitting (1 to r): H atcher Perry, M adison Lam ar, A lexis Zam brano, Caleb D ean, DJ Pennick, G riffin D rescher

Tim G everd strid in g ou t in w arm ups b efo re practice

T aylor C hace booting the ball for the op ening gam e kickoff

UNDEFEATED!!!!!

Varsity Football This year's varsity foot足 ball tearr\ was a different one than in the past. W e did not have just one person who could do everything. Everyone had to put their full effort in for every play we coordinated. This team had to w ork hard. Our record at the end of the sea足 son is evidence of our hard work.

Our enthusiastic football tea m c o m p e te d a g a in st Eaglebrook, our arch rival. After a tough four quarters and two overtim es, we fin足 ished the game w ith a quick pass to Kevin Kessler. This win m otivated the team to continue fighting until the end of the seaon. Our final record was 11-0. - Jeff W ilson and Patrick Coleman

Taylor, Jay, and C oach d'En trem ont going over the new play

C o ach K w itero v ich and C o ach Lynch d iscussing the upcom ing plays for offense

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Coaches motivate the team!

JV Football Let's go guys. We should get a touchdown this time!

a wide range of abilities for JV football Back row (left to right); C oach M arx, Federico Fernandez, Jam es Hunt, K eene K endall, W arren G arceau, Jeff V ogel, M ark P eeler, Peter R ue Z ack Zim m erm an, A aron Jeffers, G rant Tucker, M alcom Boyd, C oach Jenkins, C oach Peer Front row (left to right): T om m y M cN am ara, Sean M ann, Tom Sullivan, John A ckerm an, K enny N am , Bobby Jengro, A ndrew Pancoe, H arrison Taylor, Zack Lynch, Alec Benson, K yle W ebster, Steve Silva

Reserve Football Standing (left to right): C oach Scott, C hris M ullaly, A lex T rostorff, Tyler Creed, Rob C hangnon, Spencer A llen, Zach N ichols, Coach Coe Sitting: C oach K reuzburg, Jam ie N itze, M ax D ickstein, A ndres C astillo, M ungyu C hoi, Ryan Thom pson, Ben W ilson, C oach Fitzgerald Front: Jeff Fairbrothers, C asey Barber, D ylan Thom as, Jaeu i Shin, A nthony Farrar

end of season games Ben, Robby, R yan and A lex playing K reuz-bali

Wilderness explores the White Mountains every afternoon!

The Wilderness Program Canoing on the Canaan Street Lake

Standing (left to right): Jeff C hen, W ill Davis, C oach Perkins, Justin Leary, C oach Kenny, Esteban A rm ella Front (left to right): Joe C leary, Eric M anstof, Blain M cCaleb, Zach Scienzo and A lex G rille

Nick John running out of breath, but not giving up

Dan Yanofsky not stopping for pedestrains

Cross Country Sam Schneidm an, C oach W inkler, A ndres B arrera, Richard Iverson, D eigo Benitez, C oach H arm s, D an Yanofsky and Bill Sheuy

Casey Barber, a.k.a. The Secret W eapon, prepares strategies for the upcom ing Res. B vs Thursday club game Ready to ski?

There is also the wrestUng tournam ent going on

O ur holy, super, cold, bright.. C ardigan Mountain...

Michael and Marc are so happy to be at the CCB

Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up w ith snow.

He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake.

My little horse m ust think it queer To stop w ithout a farm house near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year.

The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost 49

Oh, Holy Night, the Stars are Brightly Shining..

Christmas Pageant Mr. Feely and Peter Lee playing a great song

June & Leighton singing strenuously

Angelic Elizabeth Exton

We are the baby angels!

Cardigan Students Honored at State Competition

Scholastic Art Awards Zach Pace w ith his materpiece

Diego, Patricio, Miguel, Alexis c& Richard w aiting "to thank all the little people..."

Sang-Min at his exhibit

Richard accepting his award with grace, dignity and wicked sarcasm

Mrs. Rives and her Hard Working Art Students Zach Pace, Nico Sotomayor, Ryan Ruiz, Mrs. Rives, Diego Benitez, Richard Iverson, Sang-Min Lee, Miguel Autrey Alexis Zambrano, Patricio Braun & Kenny Nam

Juan Cossio, Andres Marcos, Carlos Cardenas, Miguel Autrey, Miguel Pams & Andres Guzman

Winter Carnival Austin Lee takes charge during a heated game of broomball

Ryan Ruiz, Justin Steele & Pat Coleman get some hot eats on this very cold night

Can Kyu Ha be stopped?!? (Yes, easily.)

Will Sorkin finishes a bowl of chili with the hopes of being first at the sled run

Cyrus W eyant tries to stuff Peter Russel during the shoot-out Ik

Agatha Christie thriller performed hy the Cardigan Playe

Ten Little Indians Jeff Vogel is a leggy, frightened guest

G rant Tucker is quick to notice the missing Indians

Jeff Vogel, Richard Iverson, Ben Eishen, Marc Shaer & M aurice Stewart w ait for dreadful news

W hitney H oversten w orks his magic with the lights

Miguel A utrey and Ben Eishen become beligerent as the deaths continue

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enace

r~i <3 5 3 1 a Diego's responsibilities include controlling the sound

Hot Air Balloons, Rock Barn, Strength Training, Ice Fishing, Blaze.

Winter Clubs the Tae-Bo Club looks intim idiating w ith their swift kicks and accurate punches

Marc introduces Volleyball Show tunes

Hockey for non-hockey players, a popular club, has the largest fan club and cheering section of any T hursday activity

Scienceman and Andrew Peters anticipate a successful launch in the Hot Air Balloon Club

Jae-ui spends endless hours at the rink, hoping Reserve B beats the Thurdsay hockey club!

SNOW RUGBY!

Winning games, motivational speeches, bus rides

Winter Sports C ardigan boys playing out-of-season football

He fakes left, he fakes right... he fakes carrying the puck

Varsity W restler Zach Nichols

Coach Lynch coaching the team Coach Clark drops the puck at the Big Game

Bryce encourages his team from the far end of the action Nick ready to make a move

To be the strongest team!

Varsity Hockey

Matt, Ian & Bobby gather for pick-up hockey on a Sunday afternc

Kevin Kessler: Smooth Criminal

Tim Geverd heads up the ice

Taylor Chace getting ready to back hand a quick shot

Back row, left to right: Tristan Balcer, Jeremy Tufts, W arren Garceau, Ian McAllister, Zach Scienzo M iddle row: Coach Tufts, Matt Lovejoy, Cooper MacDonnell, Ben Eischen, Nick Benoit, Steve Silva, Coach Fitzgerald, Nico Sotomayor First row: N ate Coronis, Taylor Chase, Tim Geverd, A ndrew H utton, Kory Falite, Bryce Shattie

Junior Varsity Hockey A ndrew Peters skates to the bench both pleased and tired

Dash like a light, hee-ha!!

Get out of my way, m an -

Back row, 1 to r: Coach Peer, John Ackerman, Bobby Jangro, Justin Steele, Ben Mitchell, Tyson Pettitt, Jimmy Dirkes, Jim Little, W hitney H oversten, Dan Simon, Zach Zim merm an, Coach Coburn Front row; Tom Sullivan, A ndrew Peters, Kyle Reny, Tommy M cNamara, Joey Leverone, Teddy Dimond, Will Morro

Reserve A Hockey Back row, left to right: Sam Schneidman, Carlos Cardenas, Patrick Coleman, Jeff Wilson, Paul Joo, Lorenzo Barrera, Zach Lynch, H arris Philpot, Coach MacKenzie Front row: Marc Peeler, Zach Pace, Daniel Yanofsky, Peter Russel, Q Ha, Kyle Webster, Richard Ryu

Reserve B Hockey back row, left to right: Coach Kwiterovich, Joseph Suh, Joe Gasque, Hein Miller, Coach Clark, A ndres Marcos, D.J. Pennick, Hatcher Perry, A ndrew Perm, Coach Clement front row: M.G. Choi, Craw ford Hamilton, Michael Orleans, Jae-Ui Shin, Chris Mullaly

I gotta get the ball!

To be undefeated!

Varsity Basketball

Jay thinks, "Let's go guys!"

Way to shoot Jaakko!

Back row, left to right: Jakko Rajamaki, Leighton Smith, Rob Ayerle, Russell Holland, Marc Shaer Front row: Coach Ahern, Chris Young, Malcolm Boyd, Nick Parker, A ndrew Fenstermaker, Jay Wosencroft, Coach Lynch

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Back row, left to right: James Park, Paul Sharma, C urtis Lin, Maurice Stewart, June W han Choi Front row: Will Sorkin, Patrick Williams, Coach d'Entrem ont, A nthony Farrar, Charlie Jung, Ryan Ruiz, Ben W ilson, Alec Benson, A aron Jeffers, Coach Jenkins

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Reserve Basketball Back row, left to right: Coach Coe, A ndres Barrera, Tyler Creed, Julian Baek, Daniel Holobowicz, Coach Feeley, Front row: Eric W ald, Mike Lee, Young Min Kim, Jake Groen, Griffin Dresher, Eubean Sa

Recreational Skiing Recreational Skiers can't w ait to get on the Big Green C ardigan Bus!

Work as hard and skillfully as you can

Varsity Wrestling Let's go, Zach!

Mac takes a break on the m at

Welcom e! CABDIGAN MT SCHOOL NEW ENGLAND JUNIOR WHESTLING CHAMPIQHSHIPS SPONSORED BY THE ROOD D. BRICKELL FOUMDATION

Tom concentrates prior to the m atch

Collins takes a rest after w orking hard

back row, left to right: M adison Lamar, Jun Sung Kim, Ryan Thompson, Kwan-Yi Lee, Max Dickstein, Peter Lelliot, Zach Nichols, A ndrew Pancoe, A aron Fetto front row: Coach Kreuzburg, Kenny Nam, Tom Stein, Ji W an Kim, Ian Ryan, Collins Looke, Mac O'Connell, Diego Benitez, Coach Marx Coach K reuzburg

Back row, left to right: Coach Gray, A ndrew M odhn, Eduardo Otaola, Coach Krusi-Thom, Jamie Nitze, Gonzalo Brockmann, A ndres Castillo, Peter Blood, Miguel Pams, Spencer Allen, D avid Grey, A ustin Lee, Alex Grillo, Max Stokes, Coach A ppeneal front row: Coach Kenny, Chris Howe, Juan Alamo, Casey Barber, Rob Latenier, Blaine McCaleb, Javier Garcia

Varsity Alpine Skiing Rob Lateiner the spyder

Juan Alamo

Alex Grille

D avid Grey in the m idst of earning the M.V.P. aw ard

Varsity Snowboarding

left to right: Coach H arm s, Matt Trainor, G rant Tucker, Mike Bentwood, Keane Kendall, Sean Mann, H arrison Taylor, Gerardo Cortina, H enry D rum m ond, Robbie Chagnon, Coach Edwards

Mike tightens his bindings and waxes his aard in preparation for a day on the slopes

G rant sings a prayer before heading off to the icy m ountain

Coach Ramos out for his daily grooming

Cross-Country Skiing Coach Ramos, Wacky James H unt, Gon-Soo Choe, H um berto Garza, Coach Winkler, H am di Cavusoglu

Paul and Zach are talking rest after throw ing some balls

All doegs w aiting for baits

Sailors looking at the m ountain across the pond

Michael w ith Baxter... Snap!

Kyle hiding in the forest...

Rock Climbing

Some of the boys relaxing' after clubs

Ready for Spring

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National Junior Honor Society

S tu d e n ts fro m C a rd ig a n M t. School w ere inducted into the N ational Jr. H onor Society

Peter Lee receives his pin from Mrs. M endelsohn

The Levorone family celebrated after the cerem ony at the recep足 tion

lin in g M orning

Running up and down at Cardigan Ride em ' cowboy!

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On the w ay back from Hockey...

I got the first cut!

We love Cardigan

The M onty Python: by Richard Iverson and G rant Tucker

Hidden Talents of CMS, Jeff Vogel juggles everything on stage!

Mr. Krusi-Thom singing his heart out...

Richard Iverson posing before the talent show

Jam es Park playing the ele< violin

H arris Philpot singin' hard!

Jorge and Miguel get the crowd exited

Show All Your Talents!

Talent Show

Mitchel delivers a monologue

Spring Clubs Mike Bentwood w ith Pinch

"Try to get passed us!

Relaxing in the w ater... =)

The famous tennis club w ith Mr. Driscoll

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W hat a relaxed comm unity at C ardigan-

Warming Up...

Spring Sports Human pyramid...

Hey, aren 't boats suppose to be in the water?

Let's go June, we need you!"

hat nice w eather!" thinks Blaine

On the road again, just can't wait to get on the road again

Varsity Lacrosse Cardigan and Eaglebrook players congratulate each other

Varsity Lacrosse back (left to right): Ian McAllister, Tyson Pettitt, Peter Russel, M att Lovejoy, Rob Ayerle, Jimmy Dirkes, A ndrew Hutton, Kyle Reny, Mack O'Connell, Pat Williams, W arren Garceau, Tommy MacNamara front: W hitney Hoversten, Bobby Jengro, Nick Parker, Teddy Dimond, Tim Geverd, Ben Eishen, Cooper MacDonnell, H arris Philpot, Peter Lelliott, W ater Jug 92

Eighth graders flaunt their new helmets

Peter, w here is your brain bucket?

Coach Gray provides direction and encouragem ent

JV Lacrosse

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Ready Boys! Tommy gets ready to take a shot!

Baseball w arm s up before the gam e

V a r s i ty

Jay W osencraft one pitch away from striking the batter out.

Be Champion Everyday!

Varsity Baseball

The Varsity Baseball players "talk it up!" before the big game.

N ick B enoit w a its for the p itch

K evin K esseler in the w in d u p

Back ro w from left to right: T h om as S u lliv a n , Bryce Shattie, Jeffery W osencroft, K evin K essler, K ory Falite, N ick B enoit, Jam es Littler, A aron Jeffers Front ro w from left to right: C hris Y ou n g, S teve S ilva, M alcolm B oyd , W illiam M orro

Baseball F riends to the end!

T ea m w o rk , a p erfect p icture

T eam ca p ta in s M au rice S tew art an d Jeffery V o g el w a rm the team b efo re the g a m e

C o a ch D 'E n trem on t an d C oach F itz in stru ct the team as th ey b u ild their liv in g p yram id

Reserve Baseball ck row left to right: C oach A h ern , C oach Peer, T yler C reed, Zach L ynch, Julian Baek, C oach Jenkins, C hris H o w e, June Kim )nt ro w left to right: D a n iel H o lo b o w itz , D illa n T h om as, A n th o n y Farrar, Sam S ch n eid m an , A aron R oy, Juan C o ssio , B ernardo G arza

Coach and Players ach Peer cond u ctin g the team before the gam e

Varsity Tennis Team Left to right: C oach D riscol, S tev en S ch od er, A lec B en son , Javier G arcia, E d w ard o O taola, Justin S teele, L oren zo Barrera, Jam es Park, G on S oo C l A n d r e w F en nsterm ak er, C oach R am os

One of the best team players Alec B enson gettin g re ad y for the next w atch

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Varsity Tennis

G etting re ad y for the b ig m atch!

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Jesus tried to h it the ball back, but...

Tennis

Left to Right: D. Suh, L. Sm ith, C o a ch H art, G ernardo C ortina, J. T o r r e s , P. B r a w n , G a b r ie l Z am brano,Y . K im

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Reserve Tennis

k ro w from Left to Right: Esteban A rm ella, P aul Sharm a, C ab allero A n d res, J. S h in , J. Lee nt ro w from Left to Right: D exter El-Saieh, A n d res M arcos, A n d res G ruzm an, A aron F etto, C oach Scott

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Rock Climbing The thing that you don't want to miss...

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Sailors Cruise the Lake Sailing Team Competes in Lakes Region R obbie C h agn on & Blaine M cC aleb break w in d

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A lejan dro Barrerra, R em H o u ser cSc Eric W ald prepare

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Little Davey A uerbach at nap time!

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Nathaniel Mackenzie and Ben Auerbach

Alexandra and Ducan Marx

M addie Ledbetter

Brooks and A ndrew Wallace with Mommy!

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Charlotte MacKenzie

Nora and Patrick Scanlan

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Good Time at CMS

Come on, Hum berto

Great Basketball Player

Mrs. Rives and Richard Iverson

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The Crowd... W hat are they looking at?

Hmmm... USA!

Senor Edwards!

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The Growing Class of Cardigan

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A a ro n Jeffers a n d A aron F etto w ith A sh er and Jasper...

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No bicycle in the dining hall!

I think I'm almost dead.

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Today is too shiny.

Soccer is fun.

7th grad ers say, "Let's get to k n o w so m e battle field."

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Class of 2003

"D o I lo o k tough?"

H a p p y lo o k in g M aurice.

Jam es, Sean, Rj at th e S a n d w : Fair

B obby relaxin g on a chair. M alcolm g a v e u s the stro n g aspect.

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Eduardo, Humberto and Gonzalo

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Tyson, Collins and Juan await the birth

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l Miguel Autrey French II Floor Leader; Head Theater Technician 9; Varsity Football 9; JV Football 8; Re足 serve Baseball Most Improved Player 7; N ational Junior Honor Society 8; Honor Roll 7,8,9; Glee Club 8; Ceramics 7,8,9

Robert Ayerle Dean of Students Assistant 9; Young Cougars 9; Varsity Football 9; Varsity Basketball 9; Varsity Lacrosse 9; High Honor Roll 8,9; Drama 8; Wood Working 8,9

Tristan Baker Clark-Morgan III Floor Leader; JV Football 8; Varsity Football 9; JV Hockey 8; Varsity Hockey 9; JV Lacrosse 8; Honor Roll 8,9; Drama 9

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Class o f2002 Lorenzo Barrerra South House Floor Leader; Re serve A Soccer Coach's Award 8; Varsity Soccer 9; Varsity Tennis 8,9; Reserve Hockey 8,9; National Junior Honor Soci ety 8; High Honor Roll 8,9; Ceramics 9

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Nicholas Benoit Job Foreman of Athletic Trans portation; Varsity Soccer Cap tain 9, MVP 9; JV Hockey Cap tain 8; Varsity Hockey 9; Var sity Baseball 8,9; Drama 8,9; Christmas Pageant 8,9

Alec Benson Kitchen Crew 9; JV Football 9; JV Tennis 8; JV Basketball 9; Varsity Tennis 9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l Peter Blood Theater Supervisor 9; Kitchen Crew 9; JV Alpine Skiing, MVP 8; Reserve C Soccer MVP 8; Wood Working 8

Patricio Braun Classroom Cleaner Supervisor 9; Varsity Soccer 9; Reserve B Soccer Coach's Award 8; Honor Roll 8,9; Ceramics 8,9; Drama 8

Gonzalo Brockmann Kitchen Crew Leader 9; JV Soccer MVP 9; Reserve A Soc足 cer 8; Reserve A Baseball 8

Class o f2002 Carlos Cardenas Buffet Supervisor;Varsity Soc足 cer 8,9; Honor Roll 8,9

Ahmet Hamdi Cavusoglu Computer Lab Assistant; Book Bag Ticketing Supervisor; Var足 sity Cross Country Skiing 9; Rock Climbing 7,8,9; Honor Roll 6,8,9; High Honor Roll 6,9; Glee Club 6,7,8,9; Cham足 ber Choir 8,9

Taylor Chace Banks House Floor Leader; Green Key 9; Young Cougars Society 9; Varsity Soccer 8; Var足 sity Football 9; Varsity Hockey 8,9, Captain 9; Varsity Lacrosse 8,9; Honor Roll 8; Drama 8,9; Christmas Pageant 9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l ^ Jeffery Chen Kitchen Crew 9; Sailing 8,9; Honor Roll 8,9

Gon Soo Choe Dining Room Steward 9; Blaze Photographer 9; JV Tennis 8; Varsity Tennis 9; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Cross Country Skiing 9, Captain; High Honor Roll 8,9; Effort Honor Roll 9; Glee Club 8,9; Wood Working 8; Chamber Choir 9; Ceramics 9

June Whan Choi Chaplain's Assistant 9; Blaze 9; Green Key 9; JV Soccer 9; Reserve Basketball 8; JV Bas足 ketball 9; Reserve Tennis Coach's Award 8; High Honor Roll 8,9; Effort Honor Roll 8,9; Math Counts 8; Glee Club 9; National Junior Honor Soci足 ety 9

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Class o f2002 Patrick Coleman French I Floor Leader; Blaze 9; Secretary of Student Senate 9; Varsity Football 8,9; Reserve B Hockey 8; Reserve A Hockey 9; High Honor Roll 8; Honor Roll 9; Drama 8,9; Shop 8,9; Rock Climbing 8,9

Nathan Coronis Classroom Cleaner Supervi足 sor; JV Soccer 9, Captain 9, Coach's Award 9; Varsity Hockey 9; Effort Honor Roll 6; Honor Roll 6,7

Juan Cossio Kitchen Crew Leader; Varsity Soccer 9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l Theodore Dimond Brewster I Floor Leader; As足 sistant Job Foreman; Reserve A Soccer, Captain 8; JV La足 crosse 8; Varsity Soccer 9; JV Hockey 9; High Honor Roll 8,9

Benjamin Eischen Hayward Floor Leader; Green Key 9; Varsity Football 8,9; JV Hockey, Most Improved 8; Varsity Lacrosse 8,9; Varsity Hockey 9; Honor Roll 8; High Honor Roll 9; National Junior Honor Society 8; Drama 9

Kory Falite Classroom Cleaner Supervi足 sor; Varsity Hockey 8, Captain 9; Varsity Baseball 8,9; Varsity Soccer Coach's Award 8, 9; Drama 9

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Class o f2002 Javier Garcia JV Soccer 9; JV Skiing 9; Var足 sity Tennis 9

Humberto Garza Franklin Floor Leader; Class President 9; JV Football 8, Track & Field 8; Cross Coun足 try Skiing 9; Honor Roll 8; High Honor Roll 9; Effort Honor Roll 8,9; Glee Club 9

Timothy Geverd Athletic Facilities Job Fore足 man; Treasurer 9; Varsity Foot足 ball 8,9; Varsity Hockey 8,9; Varsity Lacrosse 8,9; Honor Roll 9; High Honor Roll 9; Drama 9

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C a rd ig a n M o un tain S ch o o l Alexander Grillo Dining Room Steward 9; JV Skiing 8,9; Rock Climbing 9; Sailing 8,9; Honor Roll 8

I ,m Kyu Hyung Ha Classroom Cleaner Supervi足 sor; Green Key 9; JV Soccer 9; Reserve A Hockey 9; Honor Roll 8; High Honor Roll 9; Ef足 fort Honor Roll 9; Math Counts 8; Glee Club 9

Russell Holland Greenwood Floor Leader; JV Football 8; JV Basketball 8; Varsity Football 9; Varsity Bas足 ketball 9; Honor Roll 8; Glee Club 9; Drama 9; Green Key 9; Young Cougars 9

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Class o f2002 Rembert Houser JV Cross Country 8,9; Reserve Hockey 8; Sailing 8,9; Drama 9

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Andrew Hutton Stowell Floor Leader; Green Key 8,9; Cross Country 8; Var sity Hockey 8, Captain 9; Var sity Lacrosse 8,9; Varsity Soc cer 9; Honor Roll 8,9; Drama 8,9

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C a r d ig a n M oun tain S ch o o l Richard Iverson Cross Country 7,8,9; Glee Club 8,9; Chamber Choir 8,9; Drama 7,8,9; Art Credit 9

Aaron Jeffers Classroom Cleaner Supervi足 sor; JV Baseball 8; JV Football 9; JV Basketball 9

Dae Hong Joo Kitchen Crew Leader; JV Soc足 cer 9; Reserve A Hockey; JV Lacrosse 9; Drama 9

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Class o f2002 Kevin Kessler North Dorm Floor Leader; Sec足 retary 9; Varsity Football 8,9; Varsity Hockey 8,9; Varsity Baseball 8,9; Honor Roll 8; Drama 8,9

Ji Wan Kim Class Vice President 8; JV Foot足 ball 8; JV Wrestling 7,8; Var足 sity Wrestling 9; Track & Field 8,9; Glee Club 7,8,9; Drama 9

Robert Lateiner Classroom Cleaner Supervisor 9; Young Cougars Society 9; Varsity Alpine Skiing, Most Improved 8,9; Rock Climbing 9; High Honor Roll 8,9; Drama 8,9

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C a r d ig a n M oun tain S ch o o l Seung Min Lee Reception Coordinator; Blaze Head Editor 9; Green Key 9; JV Soccer 9; Reserve Tennis Coach's Award 8; High Honor Roll 8,9; Effort Honor Roll 8,9; Glee Club 8,9; Chamber Choir 8,9; Ceramics 8,9; National Jun ior Honor Society 9

Sang Min Lee Dining Room Steward 9; The Blaze 9; Varsity Track, MVP 8; JV Basketball, Most Improved 8; Varsity Basketball 9; Reserve Soccer, MVP 8; JV Soccer 9; Glee Club 7,8,9; Chamber Choir 9; Art Credit 9; Art Award 7,9

Peter Lelliot Brewster I Floor Leader; JV Football, Captain 8; Varsity Wrestling 8,9; JV Lacrosse 8; Varsity Football 9; Varsity La crosse 9

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Collins Looke Class President 6; Vice Presi dent 7; JV Football 8; JV Wres tling 8; JV Lacrosse 8,9; Var sity Football 9; Varsity Wres tling 9; Honor Roll 9

Cooper MacDonnell Director of Activities Assistant 9; JV Hockey 6,7,8; JV Lacrosse 7; JV Football 8; Varsity La crosse 8,9; Varsity Hockey 9; Drama 9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l Eric Manstof Dining Room Steward 9; JV Cross Country 8,9; Rock Climbing, Coach's Award 9; JV Sailing 8,9; Cross CountrySkiing 8,9; Honor Roll 9

Benjamin Mitchell Dining Room Steward 9; JV Football 8; JV Hockey 8,9; Var足 sity Baseball 8,9; Varsity Foot足 ball 9; Drama 9; Glee Club 9

Andrew Modlin Classroom Cleaner Supervisor 9; Wilderness 7,8,9; JV Skiing 7,8; Varsity Skiing 9; Varsity Sailing 7,8,9; Honor Roll 7,8,9; Effort Honor Roll 8

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Class o f2002 William Morro Clark-Morgan II Floor Leader; Varsity Football 8,9; JV Hockey 9; JV Baseball 8; Varsity Base足 ball 9; Honor Roll 8,9; National Junior Honor Society 8; Drama 8,9

Kenny Nam Brewster II Floor Leader; Green Key 9; JV Football 9; Varsity Wrestling 9; Varsity Track Captain 8,9; High Honor Roll 8,9; Math Counts 8; Glee Club 8,9; Chamber Choir 8,9; Art Credit 9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S c h o o l Zachary Pace JV Soccer, Most Improved 9; Varsity Track, Coach's Award 8,9; Drama 8,9; Art Credit 9

Nicholas Parker Classroom Cleaner Supervisor 9; JV Football 8; Varsity Foot足 ball, Manager 9; Varsity Bas足 ketball 9; JV Lacrosse 8; Var足 sity Lacrosse 9; Honor Roll 9

Tyson Pettitt Chaplain's Assistant 9; JV Soc足 cer 9; JV Hockey 9; JV Lacrosse 9; Honor Roll 8,9; Effort Honor Roll 8; National Junior Honor Society 8; Christmas Pageant 9

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Jaakko Rajamaki Class Vice President 9; Var足 sity Football 9; Varsity Basket足 ball 9; High Honor Roll 9; Ef足 fort Honor Roll 9; Shop Credit

Ryan Ruiz Hinman II Floor Leader; Green Key 9; JV Football 8; Varsity Football 9; JV Basketball 9; JV Baseball 9; Honor Roll 8,9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l Zachary Scienzo Director of Activities Assis足 tant; Varsity Hockey 9; Var足 sity Lacrosse 9; Honor Roll 8,9

Marc Shaer Hinman I Floor Leader; JVTen足 nis 8; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Bas足 ketball, Manager 9; Honor Roll 8; Glee Club 8; Chamber Choir 8; Drama 9

Bryce Shattie Varsity Soccer 9; Varsity Hockey 9; Varsity Baseball 9; Honor Roll 9

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Class o f2002 Daniel Simon Classroom Cleaner Supervi足 sor; Varsity Soccer 9; JV Hockey 8,9; Honor Roll 8,9

Leighton Smith Dining Room Steward 9; JV Track 8; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Basketball 9; JV Tennis 9; Honor Roll 8,9; Effort Honor Roll 8; Glee Club 8,9; Chamber Choir 8,9

Nicolas Sotomayor JV Soccer 9; Varsity Hockey, Manager 9; Art Credit 9

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C a r d ig a n M ountain S ch o o l Maxwell Stokes Dining Room Steward 9; Var足 sity Soccer 9; Varsity Sailing 8,9; Varsity Skiing 8,9; Honor Roll 8

Eric Wald Dining Room Steward 9; Blaze 9; Varsity Soccer, Manager, Coach's Award 9; Reserve Bas足 ketball, Captain 9; JV Sailing 8; Varsity Sailing 9; High Honor Roll 9; Christmas Pageant 9

Jeffery Wilson A rt Room S upervisor 8,9; Blaze 8,9; Varsity Football 8,9; Reserve A Hockey 9; JV La足 crosse 9; Honor Roll 9

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Class o f2002 Jeffery Wosencroft School Leader; Varsity Basket足 ball, MVP 8,9; JV Baseball 8; Varsity Baseball 9; Varsity Football 8,9; Drama 9

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Thomas MacKenzie O'Connell THE OUTSTANDING UNDERCLASSMAN AWARD This award, given by the Class of 1977, is to be presented each year to the most outstanding underclassman who, in the eyes of the current senior class, best exemplifies the qualities of honesty, sportsmanship, and friendship.

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AWARDS Andrew Tyler Modlin THE ADDISON MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR CREATIVE WRITING Given to the student who has dem onstrated the most potential in the area of creative writing.

William Charles Morro IV HINMAN PRIZE A prize given annually in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. H inm an to the member 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, m ost nearly approaches the ideals of m anhood as conceived in the m inds of the founder of Cardigan M ountain School.

Miguel Autrey FACULTY PRIZE Finishing his third year at Cardigan M ountain School, this won derful young m an has grown to be a respected leader for our entire community. He commands such respect because of his willingness and insistence to lead by example. He has excelled in the classroom, in the dorm, and on the stage where his remarkable character, w it and charm shine through. He is a leader in helping our students cross the cultural boarders of our School to experi ence the rich diversity that makes Cardigan so special.

THE NORMAN AND BEVERLY WAKELY AWARD Given by the Class of 1989 for the senior who, in the opinion of his classmates, best upholds the tradition, spirit and pride of Cardi gan M ountain School, thus making everyday a “beautiful day in New Hampshire".

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Eric Berman Wald FACULTY PRIZE This young m an adjusted marvelously to his midyear arrival in eighth grade. He has become a quintessential leader through a quite diligence in the academic arena and industrious application of his time in sports at a managerial level. His invaluable assistence both in and out of the classroom has enabled coaches to coach more, teachers to teach more and his dorm parents to spend more time assisting other students. His quiet and positive attitude and ability to embrace the challenges he faced in the past year are among th emany reasons the faculty is honored to recognize this outstanding young man.

Zachary John Pace THE WILLIAM KNAPP MORRISON AWARD Given to that student who, in the opinion of the other students, best exemplifies the spirit of Willie Morrison in academics, athlet足 ics and as a campus citizen.

Humberto Jose Garza THE PANNACI MEMORIAL AWARD This aw ard is to be given annually by the Class of 1959, as a memorial to Karl J. Pannaci, to that member 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 adjustment.

THE FOUNDER PRIZE Awarded to the boy in the student body who has the will to complete 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.

AWARDS Walter Collins Stewart Looke THE SKIBISKI MEMORIAL AWARD This aw ard is to be given as a memorial to Michael R. Skibiski to that member of the senior class who has shown the greatest progress during the year.

Nathan N. Coronis THE SKIBISKI MEMORIAL AWARD This aw ard is to be given as a memorial to Michael R. Skibiski to that m ember of the senior class who has shown the greatest progress during the year.

Gerald Russell Holland THE NORMAN AND BEVERLY WAKELY AWARD Given by the Class of 1989 for the senior who, in the opinion of his classmates, best upholds the tradition, spirit and pride of Cardi足 gan M ountain School, thus making everyday a "beautiful day in New Hampshire".

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Jejfery Michael Wosencroft THE CALDWELL PRIZE To the boy who has shown outstanding athletic achievement and and good sportsmanship.

June Whan Choi SENIOR PRIZE To the member of the senior class with the highest academic standing.

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<r The Emmy Awards for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy go to CBS’s “Everybody Loves Raymond’’ stars Patricia Heaton and Doris Roberts.

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