Chronicle (November 20, 1956) by Cardigan Mountain School

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Campus ·edition C:AHDIGAN MOlJNTAIN SCHOOL, C.anaan, No H. November 20 1956 C. M, S. VERSUS V. A. Cardigan Mountain . school had a football game against Vermont Academy la.st Wednesday. )) The players were =-{ /\/j L( D A taken over my Mr. Leavitt 1 s beachwagon, ed, and all the rigmole '. Mr. Kennard's car and that goes on. Yours . school beachwagon. truly was dressed in a • Mrs. Jenness with pair of Bermudas, plaid l David, J/TI's. Wakely knee s o cks, white bucks,; with Charles and Mrs. a white shirt, and that · Black supplied the irresistible white tie~ cheering section. So Bob, Dana, and I . , The game started out started off the dance l~ very well. Cardigan a snowball. The music I almost gained a touchstopped and we p_;ot a i · down in the first new partne r .. v; e had , quarter.· In the seeveryth i ng from a wait,• cond quarter Vermont t,l a fag, thanks to i Academy scored one Mr o Barne s, polkas, touchdown. They everyt h ing you can stopped Cardigan sevthink of. eral times from getWell after the dance ting a touchdown, you never heard so Chuck Davison was many bull stories in taken out in the first y our life, It seemed quarter because of an that every boy had a injured back. special girl, or so The C.M.S. players they th1nk, VJell the ! put up a good fight. stcry last e d for a few Iv. A. players were a days, the n the b 1.lll was i little taller and not slurig cJ. ny more• But I tougher than C .M.S. I I think e v e rybody had The final score~ a barrel of fun. v. A. 19, C.M.s. o. Paul Buckley Paul Snyder MRS. WAKELY FIRST VACATION Mrs·. Wakely is a gradJj The Thanksgiving . uate f rom Brid g ewater S tate Tea chers College, I recess begins at 12 and Columbia University. noon Wednesday Nov~ 21 and ·ends 9:30 P.M. Mrs ., VJa ke ly says she likes it at Cardigan Monday Nov. 26. I hope you have a nice v ery well > She lives ti~ e and come back nn t he f ir st floor of siir.man ' ~:i 11 .. ready to work. John Chris:ty Bob Leightoif

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HAVE FLlN AT " B£ / Well you see old Car1 digan thought us young 7 unsought to indulge in the art of having a ! dance. So the student 1 council said that a committee should be made to run the dance. Well, 3ob Page, Dana Eddy, and yours truly were chesen and Mrs. Black as faculty re- _ presentative. You would think that running a dance • is a , simple thing, wellllit isn 1 ti First you gbt to get out the 'invitationsi decorations, refreshments, records, cleanup and help to serve the refreshme nts. Well we couilid n o t have got anywhere without IV'irs. Black,- She was like a _g oddess who hears all, sees ail, and knows allo So we (I) thought up a de ~ orat}on, (not) con ·· ceited no, well M"'.'s. Black was the re to~) cf having a string nf Bermudas hung a c ro~ s the st 0g e s ay ing Bermucia Hop. · 1 Weli, the night c ~ the Big da nce c e ~e . T I have nev e r seen ol Cird{~in boys s0 ~pruced up - hair ~ombed, Ahoes pcliRh-

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. A LES~i)E ----- --- --- ,.· - ~VLii:ffiR OP '.::OlTI'E~'l' CHESS "Do tmtc:i--others as ·- A'f -8·c:rr-;.,cr -:.,::--,:;~~:it A FA<:!u C_J 'f. iffr.''r'tTG GAME ., __,___ -- __.._ you w.o uld have them Carri:, ? ·).n Cr:1:ontc~_e I On3 of the oos~ redo unto you" is a v.-oulrl. lik to ~.!::.r,o:x.:1ce ce n t of t:1.e clubs at very mild subject tr:..e rr:i:,::-P.: ·. -::' the C') il• · . Car~iga~ is the cheffi for an edi.t6ria_l . . l test who W-"1.s ,/ irn· c ,.:; ~-1 J " ·():r .. 'r u.e 8 os:;:_, the Howeve:r a'fter being .Bo7R h'd ., ~; 11,:~:.i wa::; reorga nizedhere laiit. y_ear and I :'r:'el thE.t he had a and ~2s Tic0 ~fficem. considering 't he ·ve-:::-y good ori. gL1a l 1 Chnc:l-Fr·22ctiuan was ' place an up·s-_p$akable edi ~orie 1 i:vhic. 1:: was elec t'ed PY-es:i.c.ent, · riarriEfd th:i'.'r'ig; ,this year worth lett::.. n\; h:;_m be and Jor:~:i ~ ·1r.lcd:3e i is even worse. No one gc;es ·c editor i'or tnls Vice -pl'e sident and has ·the slighte'st editior. Sec.retary·-t::.,easurer. res pe~t for . somenne T½e r unners up were Tour~&ment s are being elses feelirig~. After Jeff Dorr$n~e. Dick plan ~e~ with a silver b~ing t~:i:mented ~11 Ram se~,· anJ 1F i'l :_e·;-. t cvp of ~ome sort for my _life for som~ of Cobb wh o I also fel t tbe ~~ampion chess my.,. _m_in9r fault~ I did a ·very · g o,:;J job · pJ 9 ·ye~""' feel . pretty lmmune. Bob LalBh ton 22ve r2.l new members However if r · were in have joined , and so~e other people's ELECTROFICS CLUB th6se wb o do not know shoes that. I . }mow of · The e· l ectronics c lub hc,w · to play are being I would be a raving has ·heid 5 meetings so shown . : Minor tourna maniac by now. I f a r this vear., Clu'Q ments will be held in don't wi~h t6 mention offib~rs ·~~~ Scott ' . f~eir case. If any names but I know s·ome Smi th.:.:chairman, ' Dana : one :.Li.pan reading this kids hav e taken a lot Eddy-secreta·ry, _ Tqm artic le wishes to · of 11 flack 11 this year. Dunn-treasurer, At , join the chess c~ub, Be s ides ~-q e i n·g·· ·tea s e d our last meeting we nlease contact John t~ey h a ve bee0-vicdiscusied the prin, ~utl~dge or Chuck tims of quite .a few , cipl es and operat ion Freedman$ Games wil l nialicio,us -.thingEJ • . i of the vacuum tube.. : be played during Now I am ngt _going to Fridfty there was a . ! c onference period s?,y stop·tt -or . else, . I: t ~st on what we covered. with•special perjust stop -it for the ,· ; J ohn Be ll's father ; mlssion obtained from sa:k.e of your own th inks he·,wi ll be able ! your •dorm master or pr.ide · and s _e +f".".reto ge t some heavy an; during free period s·p,e c.t •.. tenna wfre for us to : sund,a y ~ Mee tings will -~ .· : · .'. ,Jeff Dorrance use vlfith the -transI-be held at the stan: _( ,,,. ' mitter we hav·e now.~ i dand club time. (7:GO :. : . . WATERFRONT ! This should i mprove and ! 7:30). ·.·- 1W a ter fr-oh t is . a streng then our signal. John Rutledge pppular·: .a ctivity en-. •, The .treasury now conjoyed by ten boys. · sists of t2 .oo and "THE INDIANS LOST 11 Right ,now we are ~2.75 mar~ coming to be . Most Cardigan boys burning .brush and used to buy materials ; are partial to Dartclearing the woods f or the club. : mouth College. Last by the wa ter front. W.OaMoS, will go on 1 Saturday we buckled_ S ome times we go the air with a regular · on our overcoats (very out in canoes around schedule ri ~ht after : necessary) and venthe lake$ Thanks g iving vacatrion. ; tured into the unThe ictivity is fun Also some of the boys i known. As we chugged even if you must work who hav e osc illators 1a nd wheezed through 3 01r.e t i me S , up here migh t like to Dick Ramsey ; form a r ad io net to be : Mascoma Valley we sang various rugged on the air for maybe I chants, many of whi ch 15 minutes eve ry day. · (cont,onpage5col.I ) Scott Smith -

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