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n@@QlllS9 Cardigan Mountain Scliool offers a close-l<nit community tliat prepares middle school boys in mind, body, and spirit - for responsible and meaningful lives in a global society. To achieve our mission, we reward effort and accomplishment, helping each boy realize his academic, physical, and personal potential through the integration of the following core values in all aspects of daily life.

©ODiaii COMPASSION We cherish the quality of kindness, asking each member of our community to “love thy neighbor as thyself,” and we embrace the importance of service for the greater good. HONESTY We expect rigorous honesty in all dealings. RESPECT We teach respect for all individuals, embracing an appreciation for diverse perspectives. INTEGRITY We cultivate personal integrity, underscoring our :ommitment to “doing the right thing,” through community discussion, public example, and role modeling. SCHOLARSHIP We instill a love of learning and promote intellectual curiosity and growth, recognizing that each person learns differently. FAIRNESS We believe that all people deserve the opportunity to grow and develop, succeed and fail, in a safe environment that values intent, effort, and accomplishment, free from bias and prejudice.

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T / r a d it i^ H ikt the beginning of the year, the new Cardigan boys, the >enior leaders, and new faculty woke up at four in the norning to climb a mountain. Still dozing off, we arrived at /lount Cardigan. Although it was a tough moment for some >f us due to our lack of hiking experience, we overcame our irst adversity in our Cardigan career and reached the top of i/lount Cardigan. Feeling a cool, light breeze, we waited >atientiy to see an amazing, beautiful sunrise, symbolizing he start of our Cardigan life. One amazing fact about this rear's group is that everyone reached the top before the iunrise, so all of us were able to see it.

"It's a fresh start of the year!" - Kevin Choi

Headmaster David McCusker, Jr. '80

What a privilege it is to live and work at Cardigan Mountain School. Our life together on The Point is "full and rich" with opportunities to learn and grow, as individuals and as a community. We have high standards here and clear expectations about what we value in terms of personal responsibility as well as guiding principles for a positive and healthy community. I am consistently impressed by how well we do to meet and exceed our ambitious goals. I'm convinced that we do so because we value and develop close personal relationships and place a great emphasis on having a lot of fun along the way. Congratulations to one and all on another fantastic year on The Point. Good luck to our 9th grade boysâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;you reflect so well on Cardigan Mountain School and I'm proud of all of you.

Working to make Cardigan Mountain School the best place for young men to learn and grow Ryan Feeley Assistant Headmaster Dean of Faculty Building Confidence in English

Lynne Lenihan Assistant to the Headmaster

Lindsay Antolino Building Confidence in English

David Auerbach Science Dept. Chair

Robert 'Robbie' Barker III History

Mark Beckwith World Languages

Jarrod Caprow PEAKS Dept. Chair

Andrew Cook History

Kenneth Cushing World Languages Dept. Chair

John D'Entremont Director of Studies History

Frederick 'Rick' Exton Director of International Relations Building Confidence in English

Graham Gauthier Math

Ann Hamel Technology Integrator

Michael Fitzgerald History Dept. Chair

Jeffrey Cook English

Alexis Hannis 6th Grade

Ryan Frost Director of Athletics Life Skills

Sarah Graves Science

Austen Hannis Assistant Athletic Director Student Activities Coordinator History

Shannon Gahagan World Languages

Alexander Gray English

Steven Harris Math

William 'Wim' Hart English

Mark Holt 6th Grade

Patricia lacuzzi Librarian Yearbook Coordinator

Andrew Jaspersohn Art

Christopher Kenny English

Allan Kreuzburg Residentianl Life Science

Cory Lawson PEAKS

Steven Ledbetter Music Dept. Chair

Timothy LeRoy Math Dept. Chair

Randolph 'Randy' Macdonald Library

Haver Markham Math

Michael Nakade Building Confidence in English

Travis Nevins Study Skills Head Alpine Ski Coach

Heather Oliver Science

Matthew Orlando Faculty Intern

Deborah 'D.D.' Otap Math

Della Parker PEAKS

Daniel Perricone W orld Languages

Edilberto 'Eddie' Ramos Math

Pablo Rocha-Vazquez World Languages

E. James 'Jim' Scott W oodworking / Drama

Avery Scoville Math

Ryan Sinclair World Languages

Marshall Wallach History

Martin 'Marty' Wennik English Dept.Chair

J. Dudley Clark III Faculty Emeritus

Kathryn Holland Development Office Manager

Didi Wilson PEAKS

Richard Clancy Director of Alumni Programs

Mary Ledoux Development Assistant

Everett 'Rhett' Yelton Gates Program Director

Barbara 'Barb' Frazier Development Office Data Manager

Douglas Lovell Director of Parent Relations & Planned Giving

Sarah Young PEAKS

Christopher 'Chris' Heaney Director of Annual Giving

David Perfield Director of Development

Pamela 'Pam' Susi Executive Assistant

Brian Beale Associate Direcor of Admissions Director of Financial Aid

Robert 'Rob' Grabill Director of Spiritual Life 12

Chip Audett Director of Admissions

Karen Colburn Admissions Office Administrative Assistant

Kolby Curran Technology Specialist

Jessica Bayreuther Admissions Coordinator

John Bayreuther Associate Director o f Admissions

Matthew Rinkin Director of Summer School

Patti Crowe Director of Secondary School Placement

Michel 'Mike' Gray Director of Technology

Joshua 'Josh' Routhier Technology Specialist

H. Charles McCormick, Jr. Dean of Student Life Life Skills Dept. Chair

Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Gray Communications Assistant

Kathy McHugh Registrar

Jodie Camp Business Office Student Accounts

Jill Cavalieri Comptroller

Joseph 'Joe' McHuch Business Manager

Joy Michelson Director of Communications

Courtney Boyd Travel Coordinator Receptionist

Gail Gagnon Receptionist

Samatha 'Sam' Scott School Store Manager

Rosalind 'Roz' Burke Director of Health Services

Patricia 'Pat' White Health Services

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James 'Jim' Marrion Athletics Department

Leonard 'Len' Angelli Athletic Trainer

Nancy Moye Administrative Assistant for Athletics

Matthew Oliver Coach

Facilities

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Dave Johnson, Richard Rosenbeck III, Daniel Burns,Terry Donnelly, Nicholas Capron, John Trussell

Angie Craig, Rose Gardner, Freda Grace, Mary Terry' McCarthy, Tracy Henry

Back: Rick Kahn, Robert 'Bob' Spano, Allen Zick, Front: Mindy Boisvert, Julie Wallace

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Athlctics: Jim Adams, Ben Adams, Allan Dunham Facilities; Rex Brown, Jeff Clifford, Linda French. Richard Gavalis, Tim othy 'Tim' Jennings, Russell McKenney, Stephen M uszynski H ousekeeping; Leroy Couterm ash, Lisa Collins, Debra Kierstead Dining Services: Karen Baker. Brittini Brayton, Keith Hansen, Baily Kahn, Richard Yebba, M olly Albrecht, Chloe Kahn, M ichael Plant

At work or play are always ready

Ms. Wilson, Mr. Cook, Mr. Marrion, Dr. McCormick, Mr. Lawson, Mr. Kreuzburg, Mr. & Mrs. Hannis, Mr. Harris, Mr. Auerbach, Mr. Holt, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Feeley, Mr. Frost, Mr. Caprow, Mr. Jaspersolin, Mr. Kenny, Ms. Markham, Mr. Clark. 15

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I'll never give up! Sean Kim (Football)

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Back Row: Nathaniel Nugnes, William Humphrey, Myles Smith, Eugenio Marcos Bours, Jamal Lucas, George Hewitt, Myles Beach, Charley Borek. Middle Row: Coach Barker, Conor Diebel, Eric Kang, William Kauffman, Billy P hilpo tt, Nathan Raffa, Cameron Bando, Hayden Holland, Chris Otap, Peter Kelleher, Coach McCormick. Front Row: Coach Marrion, August von Ungern-Sternberg, Gabriel Garza Perez Maldonado, Sean Kim Mark Kling, Ben Johnston, Joseph Smith, Hyungtae Kim, Chris Alberigi, Coach Hannis.

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■ j | ^ | W e had a successful S O ur memorable moments ^ ^ ■ ^ ^ s e a s o n and reached most ^d u rin g the season were of our goals. I am proud ^b eatin g Eagiebrook 64-6, of our team! Hyungtae Kim's punishing - Ben Johnston kick off, and Cam Bando airing the ball out for 300 yards a game. - Joe Smith V - ■ - ■ ' COACH jAMfcS ^ R R IO N f lE l o t

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THE MIGHTY COACHES Coach Kruezburg Coach Perricone

The JV / Thirds Football team was split into the 'big' guys & the 'Tittle' guys, but we're all one team. We learned to do our job to the best of our abilities, while leiarning discipline, strategy and resp%ct for ourselves as a team.

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This year our Cross Country team had great performances in 8 races and 32 practices. Whether we were running thirty minutes up hills or running 8 sets of 400 meters in the rain, our Cougars put their best efforts into it. We remembered our goals: to come to practice prepared and to improve Individual times every race. - Chen Chen

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Back row: Alex (Seong Kweon) Hong, James (Jae Heon) Lee, Jack Costello, Chen Chen, Daniel (Jae Heon) Kim, James (Moo Sung) Park, Haorong Chen, Coach Feeley Middle row: Jake Peters, Aidan Garron, Philip Parry, Jake (Young Jun) An, Buzz Fisher, Justino Compean Arias, Victor (Wei) Liu, Mingo Trevino, Coach Antolino Front row: Coach Hannis, Jordan Abisch, Jeff (TIanjun) Shi, Jinwan Cho, Michael (Seung Ick) Chang, Brian (Yun do) Hwang Not pictured: Kevin (Jae Won) Choi and Charley (Shijie) Ma

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ILast year our team finished 3rd place in a league of 15 high j school teams. We are in the Lakes Region Mountain Bike Series ^League. Since we did well last year, but lost our fastest biker we ' set a goal of finishing in the top three this year. Kaston Day, Henry Cormier, and Cam Lee are three of our new, fastest riders and they helped us out alot. Our returners were Noah Drummond, Emery Gray, and JR Kreuzburg. We also got a new 7th grader named Luke Cuticelli.

Cur hi^hlkhts We had a nun^er of riders move up in thier speed classification. Each of the boys increased with their endurance and bike handiling skills. When Eaglebrook raced us at Procter we placed first and second, and swept one, two, and three in the B — classification.

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Cur Te«i»m c lic i well We did far better than I thought we would. We had one of the top 3 teams in the league again.

Back row: Emery Gray, JR Kreuzburg, Luke Cuticelff Front row: Coach Fitzgerald, Noah Drummond, Cameron Lee, Henry Cormier, Kastan Day, Coach Gray

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The team chosen this year was a group of hard working guys willing to do whatever it took to win. Not only did we work hard but we also had fun on and off the field.Throughout the season we continued to work on what we felt we were weakest in, whether it was free kicks or onetouch passing. Highlights from this season included Josh Jordan's outstanding game against Belmont Hill, Juan Pablo Ortega's penalty kicks, and Sam Koh's absolutely beautiful snipe from 30 yards out in our game against Tilton. This year, I feel that our soccer team had a great season, and I am pretty sure my teammates would agree. -- Ward Betts

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I Back row: Coach Wennik, Noah Fosse-Greiner, Sean McCarthy, Spencer Cookson, Will Nearis, Francisco Fernandez Cueto Hernandez, Will Shepard, Coach LeRoy. Middle row: Emilio Gonzalez Barbara, Jason Cahoon, Cameron Benson, Josh Jordan, Chad Morse, Jorge Velasco Gonzalez, JP Ortega Orozco. Front row: Pablo Diaz Trapote, Victor Ochoa, Chacho Rumbos Guerra, Luis Aranguren Covarrubias, Ward Betts, James (Joo Sang) Lee, Sam (Heon) Koh.

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^nd entliusi^stic 11i^r\Ks to our 1’e«»mf»wites with posrhve wrtliluJes. Cur coaches were ^Iso supportive willing to te^ch us. - Chi Kyu Lee

Back row: Coach Rinkin, Coach Otap, Pat Roth, Sebastian Suberville Rodriguez, Jack Garrett Plekenpol Wu, Christian Lupardi, Jonathan Ezell, Greg Large, Andy Zhang, Nick Slaughter, '14, Joey Mayer '1< Jackson Freidberg, Aemon Williams, Coach Yelton, Coach Oliver. Middle row: Will Martinelli, Garrett Plekenpol, Tianyi 'Bear' Liu, Yi-Hao 'Bryan' Chen, Jonathan Su, Liam Hassett, Neil Chen, Yuri Okada, Takashi Miida, Will Roth, Yuze Zhang Front row: Dylan Alter, Charlie Maly, Adam Goldsmith, Joey Mayer, Blake Wilkey, Gustavo Garcia, Herman Lui, Juan Rumbos, Michael Hong Not pictured: Chi Kyu Lee, John_ Skelton, and Sebastian Soto Gutierrez.

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Back row: Coach Nevlns, Avery Glass, Yichuan Yan, Jong Woo Ha, Jose Harb Rodriguez, Coach Cook, Will Appleton, Andy Kim, Paul Kim, Sky Silverstein Middle row: Chan Tae Park, Zach Wennik, Morgan Himmer, Leif FosseGreiner, Juan Pablo Velasco Fernandez, Myles Shepard, Cedric Elkouh, Beckham Bayreuther Front row; Brian Kim, Alejandro Bert Cueva, Leo Tejavibulya, Bobby Tanakulthon, Paul Capozzi, Josh Lee, Christopher An

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Myles Shepard: I liked the season, I liked my teammates even if I got mad at them. I also liked my coaches.

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Jong Woo Ha: We had a great season. Whether we won or lost a game, we were always happy because we had FUN. 27

Back: Jacob Mayer, Nathan Malnik, Tim Cailahan, Ace Cowans, Bobby Dray, Richie Cardillo Front: Coach Kenny, Chris Jones, Gianni Leslie, Coach Jaspersohn

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Fall Sports Awards Congratulations to all our athletes for a great Fall Season! J.V. SOCCER

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RESERVE SOCCER

Brandon Benson, Alan Gresati, Christopher Oh

Back: Patricio Chapa Garza, Harry Kim, Shea Capolupo, Max Gilbert. Front: Nolan Feeley, Henry Day

Juan Rumbos, Gregory Large, Jonathan Su, Yuze Zhang

THIRDS SOCCER

ROCK CLIMBING

MOUNTAIN BIKING

Leif Fosse-Greiner, Leo Tejavibulya, Jong Woo Ha

Jacob Mayer

J.R. Kreuzburg, Noah Drummond, Henry Cormier, Kastan Day

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VARSITY FOOTBALL

Daniel Kim, Aidan Garron, Jack Costello

Joshua Jordan, Juan Pablo Ortega Orozco, Jorge Velasco Gonzalez

Charley Borek, Benjamin Johnston, Cameron Bando

HOMECOMING While we aren’t exactly sure to whom we should give credit for this, but we couldn’t have scripted better autumn “ambiance” for a fall Homecoming Weekend if we’d tried—with the warm(!) and brilliant sunshine, the cloudless blue skies, the ubiquitous CMS green-and-white flags and banners, and those unique foliage colors just beginning to reveal themselves.

Sporting the school spirit t-shirts "Strength and Honor" all our athletes did just thatcompeted with strength and honor. Our soccer and cross-country both experienced mixed success in their contests against Eaglebrook. JV Soccer was able to celebrate a victory, and Reserve Soccer was proud of its 1-1 tie (though it should be noted that all four of the soccer games were hard-fought and closely contested). Despite some mild disappointment in the overall racing “team” results for Cross Country, Cardigan was able to boast a few individual highlights. Our mighty mountain bikers saw five members of their team reach the podium “ two in the upper division, and a clean sweep of first, second, third in the lower division! ►ur Varsity and JV Football teams enjoyed a couple of sound center-stage victories over our friends from the south. Athletic Director Ryan Frost noted, with an overall record on the day of 4-3-1, it was our first autumn “overall victory” over our friendly rivals in some time!

Mountain Day One new seventh grader reported to us that he’d been so excited when he finally reached the summit and was handed his lunch; but then he was informed there was another mountain to climb!

6th & 7th graders on Welch-Dickey

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“It (Moosilauke) was really hard,” one of them told us; “it took much longer than Fd imagined! But the views were incredible—it was totally worth it!”

“There were tons of rocks to climb up and over,” one of the seniors explained. Seniors on top o f O sceola

As you may recall, Tuesday, September 27, was declared “Mountain Day,” which meant classes were suspended in favor of outdoor (uphill) adventures by grad« The sixth and seventh graders tackled the double humped Welch-Dickey. The eighth graders faced the challenge of Mount Moosilauke. And the ninth graders grappled with the sometimes-daunting Osceola. The sk; could not have been clearer, though, and the sun provided glorious warmth, so packs were light and spirits and fellowship high.

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Our annuaT Lake Run takes our students and faculty â&#x20AC;&#x2DC; around beautiful Canaan Street Lake on a 5 mile race up and down the hills that surround our campus.

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7:00 p.m. Saturday, November 12. 2011 THE HUMANN THEATRE AT CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOL Canaan. New Hampshire

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On November 12 & 13, 2011 the Cardigan Mountain School Playeri performed the comedv-drama Misjter Roberts. As expected they did a p —« wonderful job of bringing the play/to i life. Taking the challenge both on ; and off stage the boys put their all into entertaining their fellow students, the faculty, staff and family members in the delightful adaptation.

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Nicholas Sutton '12, Zachary Wennik '15, Cricket the IVliniature Horse Josh Lee '14, Myles Beach '13, Zachary W e n n ik '15

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The Chapel is dressed in itsiloliday best and everyone g ath er to enjoy the Nativity Pageant performed by students and our faculty children, listen to the Christmas music, and feel the wonder that is the SEASON!

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JV llOCKKY This JV Hockey season was nothing short of successful. We finished the season with 15 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. We had many memorable moments including Brandon Benson's score from the far blue line; and the battle of the brothers when Henry (Cardigan) and Charley (Hoiderness) Day faced off in our win over the Hoiderness team.

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"We would like to thank Coach Sinclair and Coach Fitzgerald for pushing us to be our best! They taught us to be disciplined yet physical and really helped us improve throughout the season." Henry Cormier

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"This year, the Thirds Hockey team had an outstanding season. Coach Gauthier and Coach Wallach led us through this season with their diligence, challenging us with well-designed drills and game plans. The coaches emphasized small things.. 'You gotta move your feet', You gotta move the puck', or 'You gotta dump and chase.' We all learned how to sacrifice for the team whether it was getting a hit or giving a hit, or just simply constantly moving our feet." -Chris Oh

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Back row; Coach Gauthier, Herman Lui, Morgan Himmer, Kota Ohashi, Sebastian Suberville, Pat Roth, Will Roth, Daniel Kim, Chris Oh, Jordan Allard, Max Gilbert, Jake An, Coach Wallach Front row: Charles Z Ikeda, Beckham Bayreuther, Jon Schafer, Cedric Elkouh, Myles Shepard, Charlie Ma, Aiden Bourke

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Back row: Coach Wennik, Ale Bert Ceuva, Jorge Velasco Gonzalez, Charlie Han, Will Kauffman, Will Humphrey, Eugenio Marcos Bours, Brian Yu, Aemon Williams, Emilio Gonzalez, Avery Glass, Billy Boyle, Jacob Mayer, Coach Graves. Front row: Garrett Plekenpol, Juan Rumbos, Joey Mayer, Noah Willert, Jorge Rumbos Guerra, Gustavo Garcia, Oren Buchler. Not pictured: Jongwoo Ha, Coach Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Entremont

"The Reserve Hockey team had a fun season this year as we practiced hard and worked our way to playing four games including the Hockey for NonHockey Player Club .... which was our first win of the season. As we progressed through the season our coaches helped us learn how to skate, play hockey, and encouraged us to have fun doing it." -Billy Boyle

Back row: Coach Good, Jasper Beever, Gianni Leslie, George Hewitt, Jamal Lucas, Myles Smith, Coach Cook, Nathan Raffa. p. Front row: Billy Philpott, Philip Parry, Sean Kim, Chris Alberigi, Ben J o h n ^ n , Eric Kang, Noah Fosse-Greiner. Not pictured: Gordon Faust

The Cardigan basketball team had a very successful season going 13-11. Their coach, Andrew Cook told us, "This was a great group of boys and this was one of the best seasons I have had as a coach." The Team ended it's season with a buzzer beater shot by Jamal Lucas (pictured) to beat Holderness.

[V BASKETBALL rhis was the most succesful JV basketball team since I coached [V basketball. We took a group of athletes and turned them into jreat basketball players. It was a nice combination of youth and jxperience. Our one memorable game was when we headed lown to Eaglebrook where we showed that nobody outworks us n basketball. - Coach Hannis

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Back row: Coach Feeley, Veo Chae, Kimi Mu, Rex Chen, Paul Kim, Jerry Wu, Coach Beckwith. Front row: Joshua Lee, Bryan Chen, Tiger Thomas, Chan Tae Park, Leo Tejavibulya, Bobby Tanakulthon. This season, Thirds Basketball had a very exciting season. Many or our games were won by 1 point or lost by 1 point. Our team had all the components any team needed: Leo's leadership, Kimi Mu's beastly accurate jump shots and skillful layups and Paul Kim's strong rebounding. In our practices we worked hard and ran. We all learned alot, had a lot of fun and grew as basketball players. This season was mostly a success because we had Coach Feeley and Coach Beckwith to guide us through. -- Bobby Tanakulthon

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BftAfectfcciPP This year's Reserve Basketball team was powerful and fantastic. Coach Holt and Coach Perricone were proud of us for having achieved our goals and trying our best in each game. Our goals were to try our best in both practices and games, show good sportsmanship and to be positive and cheering our teammates on. I believe our team improved tremendously throughout the season. -- Andy Kim

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Back row: Coach Holt, Nick Slaughter, Michael Yin, Andy Zhang, Andy Kim, Ming Yu Yuan, Coach Perricone Front row: Jeff Shi, Victor Liu, Zach Wennik, Kombo Jaravaza, Chris An, Tommy Mi, Michael Hong.

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Back row: Coach Cushing, Kevin Choi, Nick Sutton, Yuri Okada, Elijah Harris, Frederico Serrano Castro de ia Torre, Duncan Kleinfeld, Coach Kreuzburg. Front row: Coach Harris, Brian Kim, Hyungtae Kim, Ted IVIello, Aidan Garron, Ro-Ro Rymer, Will Martinelli. We were great as a team and we helped each other get better every day -Hyungtae Kim

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Left to right: Coach Ramos, Liam Hassett, Justino Compean Arias, Blake Wilkey, Tiger Zhang, Conor Diebel, Coach Markham This season, the Nordic Ski team spent more time at the CCB swimming pool and skating on the frozen lake for our training. We managed to practice at the base of Sunapee Ski area for three days just in time to participate in our first race of the season. We learned both classical and freestyle techniques in a hurry.

We improved our techniques and skills and developed more confidence in traversing uphill and downhill slopes on a pair of skinny skis. We want to thank Coach Markham and Coach Ramos for showing us how to ski and to have fun at the same time. - Tiger Zhang 53

Ife Back row: Coach Kenny, Buzz Fisher, Juan Pablo Velasco, Nolan Feeley, Adam Goldsmith, Emery Gra Gerardo Cruz y Cells Luna, Luke Cutlcelli, Hunter Whiting, Francisco Fernandez, Coach Gray. Front row: Coach Nevins, JInwan Cho, Michael Chang, Joo Sang James Lee, Jack Costello, Noah Drummon( Jackson Friedberg, Greg Large, Jose Harb, Myles Beach, Coach Scovllle.

Cardigan's Alpine Ski Team had a great year! AH of our sl<iers improved their skills and they had fun! Our Varsity team did a great job in the Lakes Region Champioship race. Noah Drummond qualified for the J3 Eastern Championships (the Junior Olympics) and competed over the March break. JackCdstello qualifiedlDr the J2 Championships and finished 5th in the State. Luke Cuticelli and Nolan Feeley qualified for the State finals arso. Our goals were to improve and win races and both were fully accomplished. 54

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Recreational skiing and snowboarding had a wonderful season even though we had little snow. Ragged Mountain did a great job making snow so about three to four times a week all thirtyfive of us loaded ourselves and our STUFF onto the bus for the thirty-five minute trip to the mountain. Snowboarders have begun to outnumber the skiers by more than two to one. It was a tight fit, but we managed without too much difficulty.The beginner skiers and snowboarders quickly got the hang of their respective modes of transportation and were up to the â&#x20AC;&#x2122;summit of the mountain in no time. We had a couple of injuries, which kept two boys off the mountain for most of the winter. But for the most part we all had a blast skiing and shredding in the warmer than average weather.

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Jorge Rumbos Guerra Emilio Gonzalez Barbara William Boyle

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Turner Arena was abuzz with activity on Sunday, February 26, as Cardigan hosted alumni, family, and friends for the 25th Annual Alumni Hockey Game. Formerly a challenge between the alumni and Cardigan’s varsity team, the game has now grown in popularity to allow alumni, coaches, and CMS seniors to make up two well-matched teams. This year’s game ended in a 13-11 victory for the Green team. After the game, the players, families, and friends enjoyed the traditional post-game reception at Frieze House, where they were delighted to visit with Cardigan legends, “Coach” and Connie Marrion, and former first couple, Norman and Beverly Wakely.

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All School Ski Holiday Although we had very little snow on campus, the boys and faculty enjoyed a day on the slopes at Loon Monutain. Our annual Ski Holiday gave everyone ,the opportunity to unwind, relax and have some fun either skiing, snowboarding, tubing, enjoying the spa, or playing in the Governor's Lodge.

I=ITNI:SS D a y The drill? Fourteen groups of students completed a rotation of 14 stations: Tremendous cooperation, loads of encouragement, and a lot of camaraderie marked the spirit of the afternoon. Bear in mind that every student should be proud of his efforts and use his personal outcomes as a basis for comparison in the future, results against which he can measure his own growth.

Top: Myles Beach (Long jump: How far from a standstill?), Jongwoo Ha (HeightMeight: How tall and hov heavy?), Jack Jiang (Jump rope: How many in a minute?), Richie Cardillo (Vertical jump: How high from a standstill?), Henry Cormier (Seated ball throw: How far - throwing from a sitting position?. Middle: Kastan Day (Pull-ups: How many consecutively?), Noah Willert (Locker cross: How fast running, backpedaling, and shuffling between locker rows?, Chris Oh (Shuttle run: How fast - running, stopping short, carrying, and setting something down?), Cole Brennan (Sit and reach: How far can one stretch?), Gabriel Garza Perez Maldonado (Sit-ups: How many in a minute?). Bottom: Jasper Beever (Push-ups: How many consecutively?), Paul Kim (Dot drill: How fast while being accurate?), Jackson Freidbert (Jum| overs: How many knee-level rope-clearing jumps in a minute?), Myles Shepard, Marcus Mitchell, Jack Jiang, Joaquin Alvarez Regules, William Kauffman, Gordon Faust (Basketball toss: How many 60 accurate chest-wall passes in a minute?).

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Dorm against dorm, the competitions stretched the minds, bodys, and funny bones of all the participants. From slipping on the ice in the hockey rink to pulling the 'chariots' on Marrion Field, from crawling under the 'bridge' in PontusArbus-Petrus to dodging the ball in the gym, from showing their abilties in waiting a table to tossing a ball into a trash can, the boys did indeed have fun at the Annual World Language Day International Games. French Waiter Race

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The Cardigan Players Presen 14 More Ways to Screw Up Your College Interview by Ian McWethy

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M A N T lill) mThe 2012 annual Parents' Auction, The Cardigan Corral, brought out the cowboy and cowgirl in everyone. The round-up, held in the gynn, featured a chuck wagon, cannpfire, hay bales and wanted posters. Parents, students, faculty, and even board members got into the spirit of the evening with their western attire. After the Initial mingling, bidding on the silent auction items and a warm welcome from our own trail boss Mr. McCusker, everyone got serious and chowed down on fried chicken, pulled pork, baked beans, and cornbread. Following the meal, the live auction got underway. The many unique items offfered by faculty, parents and friends were met with very active and enthusiastic bidding.

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Cardigan's curriculum is designed to support and challenge each student as the School prepares him for the demanding academic programs characteristic of the independent schools most graduates attend. Mastery of fundamental skills and exploration of content is emphasized in all disciplines. The curriculum provides each student with instruction in all the core courses of English, history, mathematics, and science. Exposure to a number of other complementary subject areas including world languages (French, Spanish, or Latin) or BCE (Building Confidence in English), life skills, leadership, art, music, woodshop, and the Gates Invention and Innovation Competition rounds out the curriculum. PEAKS (Personalized Education for the Acquisition of Knowledge & SkillsÂŽ) helps students become better learners and self-advocates. Advisory and Conference period enables our boys to talk one-to-one with their advisor or classroom teachers to get the help and support they may need to keep up with their work

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The seventh grade students have a busy and productive schedule. The usual classes in English, history, science, math and languages are often augmented with special events, projects and field trips.

/ In the fall, we journeyed to the Fort at Number Four in Charleston and learned about life in / colonial times, made our own butter, and watched a musket-firing demonstration. We also cleaned up roads in Canaan. In English and PEAKS, the boys grew as creative writers; the focus for the second lalf of the year was expository writing. The seventh graders also participated in several special days, such "Cardigan Risk," where students created their own colonies and the Constitutional Convention, where 's created their own constitution for the Cardigan campus. In science, the Living Laboratory kept the ^ ys busy, especially with the addition of over 100 mice! The year ended with frog-call surveys on the wild pack roads of Canaan, as well as a final very exciting field trip to explore the Upper Valley. We will volunteer at the local elementary school, sharing foreign languages with the children.

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From the history research project to science experiments to leadership skills to independent study, the 9th grade students are learning about their abilities. Mr. Kreuzburg’s ninth graders were grappling with some chemistry—specifically the energy in cells and the search for “ATP” molecules—which later culminated In exploding gum drops! Mr. Cook’s class discussed their project of comparing concurrent civilizations—those of the Assyrians, Hebrews, and the Akkadians, to be specific. Director of Communications, Mrs. Michelson, made a guest appearance in Mr. Cook’s ninth-grade history cla sses to share some of her extensive knowledge about Egypt. During the winter term all ninth grade students write their history research paper. This is a major project teaching not only history, but the research process as well.

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A newly constructed building to house the Gates Lab and the Williams Woodshop was completed over this past summer. One half of the building is k • *dedicated to the Gates Invention & Innovation Competition program. It is r • «equipped with work tables and tools to be use by students enrolled in the Gates m • program. The other half moves the woodshop to the main campus to continue the education in the use of hand and power tools. i *

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The Kirk Library he library is open ail academic periods of the day and serves s the daytime study hali location. The Kirk Library is a threeered, well-equipped multimedia resource center offering tudents and faculty approximately 10,000 volumes, almost 00 eBooks, access to electronic databases, DVD/videotapes, nd numerous journals and periodicals.

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Cardigan is more than a scliool. W e are a caring community witli tine residential program at the core. The skills learned living with a roommate, dorm parents, floor leaders and other students are invaluable in helping students build personal relationships throughout their lives. Their dorm rooms are their home and quickly take on the personalities of each boy. In the Hayward Dining Hall, family style dining provides the opportunity to for boys to sit with faculty members, their families, and boys they may not see in their classes or at sports and to carry on polite conversation. The dining hall is also the location for our many of special feasts, from Halloween to Christmas and to special buffet meals celebrating the many cultures represented at Cardigan.

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Tont: Benjamin Johnston, Herman Lui, Chan Tae Park, Jorge 'Mingo' Trevino. Middle: Ms. rlarkham, Seok Woo 'Michael' Hong, Alan Gresati, James 'Ward' Betts, Jordan Allard, Mr. Cushing. ,nd Middle: George Hewitt, Woo Shik 'John' Lee, Zuo 'Jack' Wu, Mr. Beckwith. Back: Sean McCarthy, Ben Finklestein, Sun Hong 'Paul' Kim, Ho Jin Kim, Sebastian Soto Gutierrez, William lumphrey, Carlos Ochoa.

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Funnel! House Front Mr. Holt, Juan Pablo Velasco Fernandez, Theodore Jones. Middle Tiger Thomas, William Shepard, Jamai Lucas, Sebastian Suberville Rodriguez, Cole Brennan, Mark Kling, Jae Heon 'Daniel' Kim. Back Ruiwen 'Raymond' Bai. Mr. Auerbach, locheng 'Tommy' Mi, Adam Goldsmith, Nicholas Slaughter.

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Front; Yifu 'Kimi' Mu, Blake Wlikey, Gustavo Garcia, Jonathan Schafer, Hyun Joon 'Harry' Kim. Middle: Graydon 'Cedric' Elkouh, Zachary Wennik, Jonathan 'Joey' Mayer, Van 'Christian' Lupardi. Back: Ms. Graves, Tianshuo 'George' Ouyang, Raphael 'Leo' Tejavibulya, Maxwell Gilbert, Mr. Roche, Patricio Chapa Garza, Cameron Benson, Don Hyun Chae, Henry Day, Benjamin Chapin, Weizhen 'Tiger' Zhang, Hyoung Goo 'Eric' Kang. 91

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Front: Jorge 'Chacho' Rumbos Guerra Diaz Trapote, Arturo Ramos Hopkins, Jorge Velasco Gonzalez, Yi-Hao 'Bryan' Chen, Young Hoon 'Chris' Oh, Noah Willert, Mr. Perricone, William Nearis. Middle: Ms. Young, William Boyle, Sky Silverstein (hidden), Jung Woo 'Sean' Kim, Heon 'Sam' Koh, John Layton, Haorong 'Rex' Chen, Nathaniel Nugnes. Back: Mr. Gauthier, David Cueva de los Santos, Spencer Cookson,Jae Eun 'Brian' Yu.

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ront Beckham Bayreuther, Charles Maly. Middle: Yichuan Yan, TianXie 'Jerry' Wu, imothy Callahan, Federico Serrano Castro de la Torre. Back: Mr. Scott, Mr. Ramos, roah Fosse-Greiner, Charley Borek, Deker Adelman, Mr. Bayreuther.

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Duncan Kleinfeld

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Young Woo 'Christopher' An

Ruiwen 'Raymond' Bai

Oran Buchler

Yi-Hao 'Bryan' Che

Leif Fosse-Greiner

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Jonathan 'Joey' Mayer

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Matthew Moore

Yifu 'Kimi' Mu

Chan Tae Park

Jacob Peters

Garrett Plekenpol

Patrick Roth

Jorge 'Chacho' Rumbos Guerra

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Matthew Wall

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Christopher Alberigi

Will Appleton

Luis Aranguren Covarrubias

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Michael 'Paul' Capozzi

Matthew Banks

William 'Billy' Boyle

Patricio Chapa Garza

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Timothy Callahan

Guan Lin 'Neil' Chen

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Peter Cleveland

Henry Cormier

David Cueva de Los Santos

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Jonathan Ezell

Gordon Faust

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Avery Glass

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Liam Hassett

Morgan Himmer

William Humphrey

Jiang 'Jack' Jiang William Kauffman Byungmoo 'Brian' Ho Jin 'Andy' Kim Kim

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Joo Sang 'James' Lee

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Nathan Malnik

Jacob Mayer

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Tianshuo 'George' Ouyang

Philip Parry

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Adam Sherwood

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John Skelton

Nicholas Slaughter

Raphael 'Leo' Tejavibulya

Jorge 'Mingo' Trevino

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School Leader Hyungtae Kim

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Front: Spencer Cookson, Cameron Bando, Sean McCarthy, Charley Borek, Christopher Jones, Che Chen, Hyungtae Kim, Christopher Oh, Kevin Choi. Middle: Jasper Beever, Gianni Leslie, Aidan Garron, Mickey Oh, Kota Ohashi, Sean Kim, Ace Cowans, Peter Kelleher. Back: Jason Cahoon, Charles Morse, Eric Kang, Jamal Lucas, Daniel Kim, Richard Cardillo, Hayden Holland.

Deker Adelman Rollingsford, New Hampshire Likes: Lacrosse, dogs, Xbox Goals after Cardigan: Get money

Dylan Alter New Canaan, Connecticut Likes: Computers, game design Goals after Cardigan: Not sure

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Joaquin Alvarez Regules Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Likes: NFL, snowboarding, lacrosse, and girls Goals after Cardigan: Go to a really good college, start my own business, and be very successful.

"You can do anything, just never give up and keep trying until you succeed because at the end, what you get is worth what you did to get it." UJT

Cameron Bando Wakefield, Massachusetts Likes: Hockey, baseball, football, floorball Goals after Cardigan: Play Division 1 hockey

"Greasy garbage goals, chirp with passion, celly till my arms fall off."

Jasper Beever Rumney, New Hampshire Likes: Girls, lax Goals after Cardigan: Live life

"You do not need a parachute to skydive. You need a parachute to skydive twice."

Cameron Benson

Sun Valley, Idaho Likes: Baseball and hockey Goals after Cardigan: To be successful In everything I do

"Dust"

Charles Borek Durham, New Hampshire Likes: Puck, lax, Cooky, the school and Being a Bro Goals after Cardigan: To play puck and have legendary flow

"Dangle, snipe and celly. So solid."

Cole Brennan Moorestown, New Jersey Lil<es: NASCAR, being studious, art class with Mr. Jaspersohn Goals after Cardigan: Become a professional NASCAR driver like Ricky Bobby

'If you ain't first, you're last." "2nd Place is the first loser." --Talledega Nights "FANCY HUH"

Jason Cahoon Amherst, Massachusetts Likes: Puck, Cookson, 413, Mighty Ducks, Big Tim Leroy Goals after Cardigan: To be like Tom Lee

"I'm not talking about being a lacrosse player. I'm talking about being an athlete" :'(. -- Nolan Callahan

Richard Cardillo East Boston, Massachusetts Likes: Hockey, baseball, piano. The School, ladles, special sauce, taking tests, Fantasy League, Music Goals after Cardigan: Ridiculous style, D1 skating, 1 billion dollars

"When in Rome"

Benjamin Chapin Concord, New Hampshire Lil<es: Lacrosse, hockey (for non-hockey players), oh yeah, and snowboarding Goals after Cardigan: Become the world's youngest millionaire Pharaoh....

"I will be the next Pharaoh..."

Chen Chen Chang Zhou, Jiang, China Likes: Basketball, cross country, fishing, guitar, computer games Goals after Cardigan: Go back to China for a rest

"Fighting by myself is tiring, but meaningful."

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Jae Won 'Kevin* Choi Seoul, South Korea Likes: Tennis, math, wrestling Goals after Cardigan: Go to a good school

"APPENDIX B00M111"

Spencer Cookson Sheffield, Massachusetts Likes: Puck, floor ball, street hockey, mini hockey, baseball Goals after Cardigan: Play college hockey. Do well at my next school.

"Hit him on the other side Johnson" "Dangle, snipe and CELLY" "Win the Battle" "Pass, shoot and score"

John Costello Sudbury, Massachusetts Likes: Skiing and running Goals after Cardigan: Go to a good school and to run fast

"If you don't throw up, you didn't work hard enough."

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Ace Cowans

Beverly, Massachusetts Likes: Puck, floorball, food, candy Goals after Cardigan: $1,000,000, marry a Swede

"Take your time, but make sure you rush."

Pablo Diaz Trapote Mexico City, Mexico Likes: Soccer, snowboarding, tennis Goals after Cardigan: Keep in touch with my friends, learn from the experience

"Chavos, best year and Cardigan class!!"

Conor Diebel Winter Park, Florida Likes: Working with my hands Goals after Cardigan: Graduate college and raise a family

"The true mind can weather all the lies in the world. The true heart can weather all the corruption and not be bent."

Robert Dray

Scituate, Massachusetts Likes: Hockey, Lax, Moufy Goals after Cardigan: Throw my 3s

"You woulda thought"

Luis Esquer Bours

Obregon, Sonora, Mexico Lilces: NFL Goals after Cardigan: To become a better person

"I am going to TEC after Cardigan."

Noah Fosse-Greiner New York City, New York Likes: "Listen Boiiiooo" Goals after Cardigan: Play lacrosse as long as I can and coach it in NYC

"Thank you Mr. Bayreuther for getting me here and beyond."

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Aidan Garron West Barnstable, Massachusetts Likes: Wrestling and dormlife Goals after Cardigan: Go to a good private school

"Ride the White Whale."

Gabriel 'Ittoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Garza Perez Maldonado Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Likes: Football, snowboarding, soccer, girls Goals after Cardigan: Be successful in life

"Be the Best"

Adam Goldsmith Grantham, New Hampshire Likes: Computers, Linux, Ubuntu, programming, sailing, skiing, reading Goals after Cardigan: Program! Switch the world to Linux. Go to MIT!

"Have 1told you why Linux is better than Windows and Mac OS X?"

Jong Woo Ha Seoul, Korea Likes: Piano and hockey Goals after Cardigan: Do something that I truly enjoy.

"How many goals did you save?"

George Hewitt

Brooklyn, New York Likes: Baseball, history, and science Goals after Cardigan: Get into college

"Hard work always beats talent that doesn't work hard." -- 'Coach Harry'

Hayden Holland San Francisco, California Likes: Janet & Gare, Bear, Juno, Terry, Cheryl, D, Cheechoo, Canadiens (aka Vermonterians (aka Cam Lee)), Meghan Buckley, Jenny from the block. The White Whale Goals after Cardigan: Start an engineering company in Russia and eventually invent a new species of Indonesian Rabbits. "Man who scratches should not bite fingernails." -- Old Chinese Proverb TTT

Seong Kweon 'Alexâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Hong Seoul, Korea Likes: Singing, tennis, violin, guitar, basl<etball, matli, trying something new Goals after Cardigan: Enjoy higli school years and college life

"Have 150% experience and memories wherever you go."

Benjamin Johnston Winchester, Massachusetts Likes: Baseball, football, Joe Smith Goals after Cardigan: Get a regular smile

"You wouldn't have won if we'd beaten you." -- Yogi Berra

Theodore â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Chris' Jones Shelburne, Vermont Likes: Lacrosse, slack line, kiteboarding Goals after Cardigan: Go to the Air Force Academy in Colorado

"Good things come from hard work....sometimes."

Joshua Jordan Lunenburg, Massachusetts Likes: Hockey, lacrosse, baking, community service Goals after Cardigan: Be successful at my sports and academics for the next three years

"I am a hardworking kid, I know what I want in life and nobody is getting in the way of achieving my goals."

Hyoung Goo 'Eric' Kang

Seoul, Korea Likes: Freedom, Korea Goals after Cardigan: Freedom

"I love you"

Peter 'PJ' Kelleher Walpole, Massachusetts Likes: Hockey, lacrosse, hanging out, summer Goals after Cardigan: To play D1 hockey

"Shoot to score."

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Hyun Joon â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Harry' Kim Seoul, South Korea Likes: Music and skiing Goals after Cardigan: Following the flow

"With one blink, you are a senior!!! Make the best out of it."

Hyungtae Kim Hoboken, New Jersey Likes: Fruits, cows, and Kit Kat bars Goals after Cardigan: Not sure yet, hopefully something good though

"You don't have to be a person of influence to be influential. In fact, the most influential people in my life are probably not even aware of the things they've taught me" -- Scott Adams

Jae Heon 'Daniel' Kim Seoul, South Korea Likes: Playing the guitar and singing Goals after Cardigan: Go to college, have a good life, play hard

"If you die in an elevator, please be sure to push the Up Button."

Jung Woo â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sean' Kim Seoul, Korea Likes: Soda, soda and a lot of soda (maybe some wings) Goals after Cardigan: Study! Study! Study! ;)

"Live by the signs"

Mark Kling Hampton, New Hampshire Likes; Football, basketball and baseball Goals after Cardigan: To become a successful person

"Hey friends! I got paper towels."

Gregory Large

West Hartford, Connecticut Likes: Climbing trees and steak Goals after Cardigan: I don't know

"I'm Spartacus"

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Cameron Lee Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Likes: Puck, Cookson, The White, Gary Goals after Cardigan: Continue to be the boss!

"When the time is right the grass will be green."

Jae Heon 'James' Lee Seoul, Korea Likes: Eating, sleeping, basketball, lacrosse, cross country, guitar, music, movies Goals after Cardigan: Unite Korea and accomplish world peace

"The darker the night is, the brighter the stars shine."

Malik 'Gianni' Leslie Springfield Gardens, New York Likes: Rock climbing, basketball, biology, yo-yoing, acting Goals after Cardigan: To be a surgeon

"Morning hugs!"

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Jamal Lucas New York City, New York Likes: I love to play basketball, chill with family and friends. Goals after Cardigan: Play in the NBA and give back to family and community. If that doesn't happen, which I am possitive it will, I want to be an actor or engineer.

"Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen" -- Michael Jordan

Eugenio Marcos Bours IVIonterrey NL, Mexico Likes: Football, hockey, lacrosse Goals after Cardigan: Go back to Mexico

"Your big opportunity may be right where you are now." -- Napoleon Hill

Sean McCarthy Pembroke, Massachusetts Likes: Puck, White Whale, Cookson, Geliy Goals after Cardigan: World Eating Champion

"I do it for my city."

Marcus Mitchell York, Maine Likes: The finer things, lacrosse and soccer Goals after Cardigan: Go on to my next school and do what I want to do

"Don't take life too seriously"

Charles 'Chad' Morse Beverly, Massachusetts Likes: Lacrosse, snowboarding, fishing Goals after Cardigan: Retire

"Lax and re-lax"

Victor Ochoa Cuidad Obregon, Sonora, Mexico Likes: To play soccer, go to parties, get good grades Goals after Cardigan: Go to the gym & play soccer with my school team

"I think I'm a great person, athletic and friendly."

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Young Hoon 'Chris' Oh

Seoul, South Korea Likes: Coffee and TV Goals after Cardigan: Move on

"It's my fault. It is. It really is."

Young Jun 'Mickey' Oh Seoul, South Korea Likes: Singing, drawing, and playing sports Goals after Cardigan: Wherever I go, I want to try my best so that I won't regret it in the future.

"Be the best at whatever you do."

Kota Ohashi Tokyo, Japan Likes: Tennis, ultimate frisbee, chill, sleep, eat, read, breathe, and being awesome!! Goals after Cardigan: Do something big!!

"Its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog." -- Mark Twain TH -

Juan Pablo 'JP' Ortega Orozco Mexico City, IVIexico

Likes: Soccer, snowboarding, lacrosse

Goals after Cardigan: Play Soccer

"Sport is divided in 2, soccer and others."

Christopher Otap Charleston, South Carolina

Likes: Hockey, science, math

Goals after Cardigan: Go through prep school, play D1 hockey, go to med school, then become a surgeon.

"AWW!"

Moo Sung â&#x20AC;&#x2122;James* Park Gangnam, Yongin, Korea Likes: Basketball, beatbox, singing, eating, listening to music, talking Goals after Cardigan: To continue the good work in high school, be a good athlete and succed in my life.

"Cardigan was a great experience that I will never forget throughout my lifetime. THANK YOU CARDIGAN" â&#x2013; W

William Philpott Sandwich, Massachusetts

Likes: Lacrosse, basketball, football

Goals after Cardigan: Have a job in the sports world

"You don't do things right some of the time, you do things right all the time."

Nathan Raffa Hoiderness, New Hampshire

Likes: Football, basketball and lacrosse

Goals after Cardigan: To be a marine biologist

"Thank you for all the opportunities"

Aidan Rai Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Likes: Lacrosse, hockey, learning Goals after Cardigan: Continue working hard in the classroom and hopefully end up doing something I love

"Success is determined by how much you want it." T IT

William Shepard Thetford Center, Vermont Likes: Puck, soccer, dangling, money, minihockey Goals after Cardigan: School bus driver, aka be Brad Marchand

"A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing. (Not a clue!)"

Joseph Smith Holbrool<, l\/lassachusetts

Lilies: Hockey, basketball, white whale

Goals after Cardigan: Get a tooth

"If you can't beat em; beat em!"

Myles Smith Harlem, New York Likes: Lacrosse, basketball, acting, music, writing Goals after Cardigan: I would like to attend a prestigious secondary school, and then, a top university. I aspire to become a lawyer.

"It's not the destination we reach that's most rewarding. It's the journey, along the way." -- Barlona Morina 176-

Sebastian Soto Gutierrez Mexico City, Mexico

Likes: Basketball

Goals after Cardigan: Be more responsible

"I want to live in San Antonio, Texas."

Nicliolas Sutton New London, New Hampsliire Likes: Analogies Goals after Cardigan: Practice basic arthmetic, ITS SO E-Z

"Good analogy"

August Von Ungern-Sternberg Boise, Idaho Likes: Hockey, football and lacrosse Goals after Cardigan: Study engineering in college and hopefully play professional sports

"Go big or go honne."

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Hunter Whiting North Yarmouth, Maine Likes: Skiing, girls, and anything a short kid can do Goals after Cardigan: Go to a good school and enjoy life

"Live life to the fullest and safety 3rd"

TianXie 'Jerry' Wu Chengdu Sichuan, China Likes: Basketball

Goals after Cardigan: Be an economist

"Life is not Fair"

Yichuan Yan Beijing, China Likes: Tennis, math and Sundays Goals after Cardigan: Relaaaaaaaax!

"It's really hard to appreciate what we have until we lose it. With two years of solid hard work, I graduated from Caaadigan (AKA Cardigan), and I would like to thank all the people I met for being a part of my life. Annnnnnnd school is over, no more late nights! TZ8

Cardigan Hymn Lyrics by Robert C. Hopkins

To Cardigan, our favored school By nature's gifts benignWe raise our song of tiiankfulness For beauty wliich is tliine: For winter's snow, For afterglow When day fades into dreams Of goals toward which we all will strive To keep Thy faith alive; To keep Thy faith in us alive. Together we will strive.

As Cardigan is mirrored in Our crystal lake so clear May we through life reflect Thy truths And memories so dear; Of summer'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.

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Jungwoo â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sean' Kim Dear Sean, We are so thankful to have had you and Michelle as children, and so grateful for all the joy and happiness that watching you grow up has given us. You've grown into such an earnest, upright, and good person. We are just simply so proud of you. Congratulations on your graduation. As you move fonward, never lose that charming smile. Love, Mom and Dad

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Shijie (Charlie) Ma Dear Charlie, Sending you to CIVIS didn't make us feel away from each other. Actually the whole family felt even closer to each other in heart. The tremendous progress you made here at the age of 1 1 made us so proud of you! And your progress, in turn, motivated every one at home to move forward with steady steps. Thank you for the encouragement you gave to us. The only regret was that Did! missed his brother so much. You will be his role model for ever. With a lot of Love, Dad, Mom and Didi

Deker Adelman The Parent's Tao Te Ching

rhe Only Step Necessary k' ou

do not have to make your children nto wonderful people. k' ou only have to remind them hat they are wonderful people, f you do this consistently rom the day they are born hey will believe it easily.

"There comes a time in every rightly constructed boy's life that he has a raging desire to go somewhere and dig for hidden treasure." Mark Twain

f'ou cannot force your will jpon other human beings. I'ou cannot hurry children ilong the road to maturity. \nd the only step necessary )n their long journey of life, s the next small one.

We're SO proud of you Dekman. Your treasure is waiting. Love Mom and Dad

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Gianni Leslie Dear Gianni, We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished in your life. You are a gracious person, with a pure heart and we are truly blessed to be your parents. As you continue your journey through life, always remember to do your best and give your best to whatever you're passionate about. You have great potential in whatever you do. YOU ARE AWESOME. We love you,

Mom, Marcel and Gigolo

Hyungtae Kim

Lovely, SON!!! We are proud of your numerous achievements and signs of development at Cardigan. You grew into a mature young man. Almost everything about you changed and was set on the right direction. Your beginning was small and quiet, but your finale is louder and bigger. Lovely, HYUNGTAE!!! Anytime, anywhere, we pray to God for you. Keep moving forward and never fear. The world is yours. Love, Mom and Dad

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Jordan Abisch It has been our pleasure to watch you grow and persevere in pursuit of your full potential and all that you dream about. We look forward to guiding your way with our love for you! M&D

Yifu KimI Mu Yifu, we are always touched by your generosity and honesty. We all love you and wish you enjoying every moment in your life!

Ace, The road less traveled is the one you're on. Follow your heart and do not doubt your intuition. We love and support you.

Love, Dad, Grandpa and Grandma

Always, Mom, Dad, S,Z&J.

RICHARD ANTHONY CARDILLO Dear Richie, These past two years have gone by so quickly and we've watched you grow into a fine young man. You have accomplished so many things and have made us very proud. Now you have what it takes to achieve your goals & dreams. "French Hall-23-4" LOVE YOU OXOX Nona, Claude & 27 WAY TO GO CARDIGAN 2012

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Kota Ohashi Congratulations, Kota! Be a positive tiiinker, and enjoy your life thoroughly! Dad Always keep in your mind that you are supported and beloved by others. Your Mom is on your side, anytime, all the time! Love, Mom Kota, open your mind! We hope you to be a leading figure someday. Sure you can! Grandpa & Grandma We knew you could do it! Your successful experience at CMS really brought you big. Keep on being a friendly, hard足 working, and respectful boy. SMILE ! Chiaki Tomita, EDICM

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Youngjun Oh Mickey!! Congratulations on your graduation!! Your days at Cardigan will be cherished forever. We hope you can continue to strive for your dream in the future. We love you so much!! Mom & Dad

HyunJoon "Harry" Kim

Congratulations Harry! We are so proud of you for your hard work over the three years. We have proudly watched you become such an independent and strong man. We know that you will succeed in whatever you put your mind to. With all our love, Mom, Dad and Jenny.

Jasper Beever The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires, but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively' - Bob IVIarley On to your next great adventure.... love you, IVIum

Cam, We are so proud of all you have accomplished in your 3 years at Cardigan. Your hard work has paid off. You have the drive and determination to do whatever your heart desires! Love, Mum, Dad, Sam, Jules & CB

Spencer Cookson Congratulations Spencer! Much success as you continue your journey. We're proud of you! Love IVIom, Dad, Oliver and The Boys

LU K EC im C ELU Ancrther year over, a new one 0l;ar1;in^ 0OOM. We are 00 iproud ctP your aooompbehm&ntel Reach for "the I 0tJar0, but tfbiTt be afraid of falling. Love, Mom, Da4 Tucker and tJhe real; of the CuUlcellte.

Joe Smith "Great moments are born from great opportunityâ&#x20AC;?

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Cameron Bando Congratulations Cam!! We are so proud of you and everything you have accomplished at Cardigan . We all love you very much!! Love, Mom, Dad, Christian, Charles anc Forrest

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The Blaze staff works hard each year to produce a yearbook that tells the story of the Cardigan community. The boys dedicated many hours to the tasks of taking pictures, creating engaging page layouts, and writing he stories for the year 2 0 1 1 -2 0 1 2 .

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Hyun Joon 'Harry' Kim, Jae Won 'Kevin' Choi

William Martinelli, Jinwan Cho, Dong Hyun 'Veo' Chae, Seung Ick 'Michael' Chang, Chang Hyun 'Charlie' Han, Joo Sang 'James' Lee, Jung Woo 'Sean' Kim, Jong Woo Ha, Yun Do 'Brian' Hwang, Nicholas Sutton.

"The Cardigan Mountain School yearboolc program has been named a 2012 Josten's National Yearbook Program of Excellence."

The National Yearbook Program of Excellence designation recognizes dynamic school yearbook programs. The program recognizes yearbook staffs and advisers who create engaging yearbooks for their school communities. The Award is presented to the Cardigan Mountain’s yearbook program for achieving the defined criteria in each of three following categories; creating an inclusive yearbook, generating school engagement, and successfully managing the yearbook creation process. “Jostens believes passionately in the importance of the yearbook tradition connecting every student to the school story and the school year and we are honored to recognize these yearbook programs. The National Yearbook Program of Excellence recognizes schools that embrace the yearbook tradition and have built a yearbook program that serves the entire school community.”

BLAZE DEDICATION The Senior Class voted to honor Mr. Robert 'Robbie' Bari<er III with the Blaze Dedication for the year 2011-2012. Harry Kim and Kevin Choi present Mr. Barker with a copy of the 2 0 1 1 - 2 0 1 2 yearbook.

Congratulations!

S p rin g h a s arrived at C ard igan . O n a n d off ca m p u s activ ites b rin g m a n y o p p o r tu n itie s for fu n a n d learn in g. F ield trips an d c o m m u n ity serv ic e g iv e the b o y s n e w lea rn in g exp erien ces. B o y s are p la y in g b a seb all, la crosse, an d te n n y ball. B ikes an d sk a teb oard s h a v e m a d e a n ap pearan ce. T h e b o y s are o u t en jo y in g th e great w e a th e r o n th e P oin t

CAiUltf Front row: Mr. Holt, KpdiborecQ JarsvKMi, J o n a tta n , Schafer, Charlie Ma, A i d ^ Bottrke, Beckhajn Eayreutfartt Back row: Myles 'ih rjfiiii rT tM r E lk o tfi,T ^ e rT h o m a s, i Zachary W ennikyB urz fish er, Nblan AleMander i Grasso.

1. Nicholas Sutton '12 enjoying the 2012 Yearbook o f Excellence Award. 2. Charley B o re k '12 and W illiam Philphott '12 leaving Chapel.

3. Cedric Elkouh '15 at the Music Festival. 4. Hayden Holland '12, Richie Cardillo '12, Jamal Lucas '12, and Noah Fosse-Greiner '12 as Cardigan cheerleaders at the Spring Talent Show.

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Spring Highlights Headmaster for the Day swap. Michael Chang '13 takes over Mr. McCusker's duties, while Mr. McCusker attends class for Michael and does his chores.

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Our fantastic season, 18 wins, 1 loss was the result of our goals to emphasize execution, fundamentals and small ball. We played simply and defensively to make the routine plays routinely. Our season was complete with our win over ^ Eaglebrook in our final game of the year.

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JV Baseball

With a record of 10 wins and 2 losses, the JV Baseball team had a very successful season. Working hard together, the players showed their team spirit and dedication to their sport.

Well Done Boys!

In their final game against Eaglebrook, the Cougars were involved in a pretty tight game going into the fifth inning. Henry Day and J J Layton pitched well. With loaded bases in the fifth inning, Peter Cleveland came to the plate and lined a double down the right field line, scoring three runs and breaking the game open. There were quite a few highlights, each player contributed defensively or offensively. Well done boys!

3rds Baseball

Back row: Coach Holt, Veo Chae, Chris Oh, Young Hoon Lee, Max Gilbert, Yuri Okada, Coach Sinclair. Front row: Cedric Elkouh, Ted Mello, Brian Kim, Garrett Plekenpol, Alex Grasso, Zach Wennik, Tiger Thomas. Not pictured: Nolan Feeley.

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Back row: Tommy Mi, Coach Otap, George Ouyang, Andy Zhang, Jose Harb Rodriguez, Mingyu Yuan, Jacl< Jiang, Coach Becl<with, Joey Mayer, Coach Gahagan. Front row: Juan Pablo Velasco Fernandez, Matt Wall, Bear Liu, Jake An, Bryan Chen, Mingo Trevino, Justino Compean Arias, Kombo Jaravaza. This season the Reserve Baseball team was really fun, exciting and challenging. Our coaches taught us basic skitts and how lo play basebajl. Many of the members had never played before, but with help we got better. Highlights inctuded George Ouyang our awesome runner, Joey Mayer our catcher who could hustle to the ball before the runner could steal a base, our power hitters Mingo Trevino and Jack Jiang, our pitchers Bryan Chen, Jake An, and Juan Pablo Velasco. Also, our outfielders and infielders did awesome work catching, throwing, and communicating with their teammates. We had an epic season!

Varsity Lacrosse The Varsity Lacrosse season was nothing short of successful. Everyone was encouraged to give their full effort at all times, which helped us to a 14-5 record. Our coaches taught discipline and toughness during every practice and that training carried over into our games. At all times we respected and listened to the extensive knowledge of our coaches. Our su cce ss is the result of learning from our mistakes early in our season.

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Back row: Coach Bayreuther, PJ Kelleher, Marcus Mitchell, Jasper Beever, Deker Adelman, Myles Smith, Charley Borek, Ben Chapin, Sean McCarthy, Chris Jones, Hayden Holland, Coach Beale. Front row; Shea Capolupo, Will Shepard, Chad Morse, Will Nearis, Josh Jordan, Nathaniel Nugnes, Billy g Philpott, Henry Cormier, Noah Fosse-Greiner, Timmy Callahan, Aidan Rai. Not pictured: Ace Cowans, Bobby Dray, Coach Frost

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This spring the JV Lacrosse season was a season to remember, from our highest points to our lowest moments, we were all there for each other. Our 10 wins and 7 losses were accomplished by striving for the best skills and the best efforts. Our season was great, our coaches incredible, and our players were awesome.

3rds / Resen/e

Outside of the field we were known as Thirds and Reserve Lacrosse, but once we stepped on the field we were one! We played for each other and gave our best. We were successful with only two losses, both of them really close and tight games. We learned from our mistakes and always went out to win. We had three daily goals: be better than anyone thinks you can, make your teammates look like superstars, and finally and most importantly, honor the game.

Back row: Coach Wallach, Coach Gauthier, Aruto Ramos Hopkins, Patricio Chapa Garza, Alvaro Covarrubius Sahagun, Juan Pablo Ortega, Brian Yu, Kastan Day, Frederico Serrano, Will Humphrey, Yuze Zhang, Aemon Williams, John Skelton, Jonathan Ezell, Coach Graves, Coach Nevins. Middle row: Coach Kreuzburg, Eugenio Martinez, Willz Lyon, Sky Silverstein, Pablo de Abiega, Gerardo Cruz, Francisco Fernandez, Emilio Gonzalez, Z Ikeda, Jackson Freiburg, Emery Gray, Patrick Roth. Front row: Oren Buchler, JR Kreuzburg, Aiden Bourke, Luis Aranguren, Beckham 10 Bayreuther, Charlie Ma, Herman Lui, Jake Peters. Not pictured: Noah Willert

Rock Ciimbin^ This spring the Rock Climbing team had a great season. We climbed indoors at the Cave or the indoor climbing center at Quechee when the weather kept us from going out to the mountains. When the weather permitted we went to Rumney to climb and put our skills to the test. Everyone worked hard arr<f^ showed that they wanted to be climbing!

Top row: Chen Chen, Buzz Fisher, Mylfes Shepard, Bobby Tanakulthon Ffont row: Coach i|]itolino, Gifnni Leslie, Will Martfnelli, Jacob Mayer, 11 Elijah Harris, Coach Kenny

Varsity Tennis We had a great season this year. We worked hard as a team and were also successful. I enjoyed playing tennis with my fellow teammates. And thank you coaches for letting us have so much fun!! -- Alex Hong

Left to right: Moo Sung 'James' Park, Leo Tejavibulya, August von Ungern-Sternberg, Pablo Diaz Trapote, Kota Ohashi, Morgan Himmer, Jordan Abisch, Billy Boyle, Jorge Velasco Gonzalez, Alex Hong. Not pictured: Coach Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Entremont, Coach Rocha

Varsity Boys Lakes Region Cliampions Our Varsity Tennis team plays varsity secondary prep school teams, which means our players often find themselves up against juniors and seniors in high school. On May 22, the Varsity Tennis match put Cardigan up against New Hampton School for a Lakes Region showdown between these two top teams. The School gave the team, coached by Mr. Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Entremont and Mr. Rocha, a great send-off, and the team arrived at New Hampton early and warmed up well; there was no question that the team was ready to play. Quickly, the Cougars took a commanding lead in singles. Later, after fighting through some tough, close singles matches, Cardigan sealed the victory after singles, 5 matches to 1. The team also did well playing doubles, earning two out of three wins. This was a great team win all around, and it made for a terrific finish to an undefeated (10-0) Lakes Region season, thus sealing the Varsity Boys Lakes Region Championship Title for Cardigan!

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Everyone on the JV Tennis team gave their full effort during practices and showed positive attitudes in matches. We played smart using basic skills such as drop shots, top spins and lobs. Good sportsmanship was always present during every match with one hundred percent effort.

Back row: Coach Yelton, Jae Heon 'James' Lee, Jong Woo Ha, Jae Heon 'Daniel' Kim, Andres Berrera Jaime, David Cueva de ios Santos, Coach IHarris, Yun Do 'Brian' Hwang, Harry Kim, Rex Chen, Kimi Mu, Raymond Bai, Coach Exton. iVfiddie row: Charlie Han, Kevin Choi, Michael Yin, Jinwan Cho, Paul Kim, Eric Kang, Andy Kim, Seung Icic 'Michael' Chang, Chi Kyu Lee, Victor Liu. Front row: Blake Wllkey, Juan Rumbos, Jorge 'Chacho' Rumbos Guerra, Mickey Oh, Victor Ochoa, Alejandro Bert Cueva, Emilio Fernandez Cervantes, John Lee, Neil Chen, Jeff Shi. Not pictured: Jack Wu

The Thirds Tennis Team set only one really important goal -Help each other improve! We worked hard to improve our skills during practice; and during matches we showed our strengths by stepping up to play hard and win. We always cheered our teammates and represented Cardigan well! 14 ... ......'____^

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Back row: Greg Large, Sebastian Soto Gutierrez, Christian Lupardi, Michael Hong,‘ Coach Markham. Front row: Coach Cushing, Dylan Alter, Liam Hassett, Tiger Zhang Ro Ro Rymer, Adam Goldsmith. Not Pictured: Charlie Maly

CHARLES C. GATES INVENTION & INNOVATION COMPETITION Gates students are charged with identifying a specific problem in the real world and coming up with a “functioning innovation or invention to solve [that] problem.” Learning to prepare a presentation is just one of many facets of the Gates Program. Teamwork is another; and creativity and hands-on productivity are still two others. And needless to say, the list goes on (organization, planning, design, technology, etc!). Perhaps we should add “perseverance” too! Second place: Solar Shades Supreme by a seventh grade pair, Garrett Plekenpol and Patrick Roth.

First place was solo innovator Noah Drummond ’13, with the Easy Slide-on Trucks, a product so useful and marketable — and so ready to go to market, it also garnered the first patent nod for a Cardigan I student in the Gates program! (This means Noah will receive assistance in taking his "■'product through the patent process if he so :hooses!)

Fourth place: Advanced Recycling Trash Gan, by eighth graders Will Nearis, Paul Kim, and Andy Kim.

Third place: Kord Keeper by sixth graders Cedric Elkouh, Beckham Bayreuther, and Jonathan Schafer.

ational Junior Honor Society Scholarship - Character - Service - Citizenship - Leadership Five outstanding young men were inducted into the Cardigan IVIountain School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. These young men all have a cumulativ"^Scholastic average of 85% or better and meet the rigorous standards in Character, Service, Citizenship and Leadership

New members: Morgan Himmer ’13, Jamal Lucas ’12, PJ Kelleher ’12, Alex Hong ’12, Billy Boyle ’13. Members of the NJHS participating in Friday’s ceremony included current ninth grade students and one returning graduate from the Class of 2011 to assist in his brother's induction: Back row: Wyatt Himmer'11, Gianni Leslie, Ace Cowans, Micky Oh, Sean Kim, Hyungtae Kim.

Hayden Holland, Camercn Lee enjoy the morning dip

Six m ornings each week beginning April 2 4 th and running through May 2 6 th Polar Bears of all ages and sizes g ath er to g eth er a t Cardigan's beach to tak e th e plunge , in to th e fngid w aters of Canaan S tree t Lake. T he'w ater tem p eratu re began th e season a t 35째 F and w arm ed up to a balm y 69째 F by th e la st Saturday. S tartin g w ith 68 stu d en ts, 9 faculty, and 2 dogs; 51 stu d en ts, 7 faculty and 1 dog survived to receive th e ir Polar Tie a t th e annual awards cerem ony. The cam araderie and fun m akes th e experience one th e boys will never forget.

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Many boys participated in the Second Annual J. Dudley Clark Doubles Tennis Tournament, overseen by Mr. Ramos and Mr. Hart. On this chilly but beautiful day. Headmaster McCusker and Mr. Clark himself decided to jump back on the court together again, in an attempt to surpass last year’s level of success. In the end, it was the “Williams” versus the “Pablos,” as Billy Boyle ’13 and Will Nearis ’13 took top honors, defeating Pablo Diaz ’12 and Pablo DeAbiega ’13 in an exciting final match!

Senior Class Trip

BOSTON The senior class spent the day in Boston enioyins ttie food, ttje sishts and the camaraderie. Then they enjoyed a Boston Hartxtr dance cruise. -

Senior Class Sunset Climb At the end of their Cardigan experience, the Seniors climb Mount Cardigan at sunset. At the top of the mountain, as they wait for the sun to set, they share stories of their time at CMS, they share memories and feelings about their friends and classmates, and they begin their farewells to a community that helped them find their own paths to their futures. The last few days with their friends will be hectic and over much too soon. This time at the top of the mountain is their time to appreciate all they have experienced

Goodbyes are always hard to say.

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ie Ceremony Cardigan Alumni return to pass on the tradition of the Alumni Tie to the newest members from the graduating class of 2012.

Congratulations Class of 2012 Good Luck and Best Wishes