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CARDIGA _^Surdigan Mountain School , Canaan, New Hampshire 03741

The Senior Class of 1981 dedicates the Blaze to Mr. John OHver Rich who joined the Cardigan Family in August of 1969. Mr. Rich dedicated his life to Cardigan from that moment. He has been devoted to the school’s educational goals, to the fulfillment of each individual student’s needs and to the cultural enrichment of the Community at large.

Unselfish with his time and talents, Mr. Rich always found time to help both students and teachers achieve goals and individual satisfaction in the educational process. He has given untold hours seeking future schools for Cardigan graduates and conseling both students and parents concerning the student’s further education. His home has had an open door to visiting Alumni, friends, faculty, and students.

We wish you, John Oliver Rich, many fine years as you continue to devote your life to the enrichment of others. You will remain for us “Mr. Cardigan.” God Speed.

ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, S STAFF ATTACK TOTAL -■•EDUCATION

HEADMASTER’S PAGE

Mary, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Wakely, Betsy, Missy, and Jonathan

FACULTY AND ADINISTRATION

Mr. William Xavier Barron English; Soccer, Wrestling, Tennis; Weightlifting and Gym足 nastics Club Advisor; B.A., Colorado College.

Mr. and Mrs. Blunt and Heather Donald E. Blunt: Science Department Chairman; I.P.S. and Principles of Science; Intramurals, Alpine Ski Team, Baseball; Assistant Work Detail Coach; Ping Pong and Ski Touring Club Advisor; B.S. in Ed., Bridgewater State College; M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University.

Mrs. Linda Boucher Developmental Reading; Riding Club Advisor; B.S. in Ed., Plymouth State Col足 lege.

Mr. and Mrs. Carey and Katie Anthony Landon Carey: Developmental Reading, Language Training; Intramurals, Recreational Skiing, Sailing; Backpmmonand Ethnic Cooking Club Advisor; B.A., Hobart College; M .Ed., Univeristy of Vermont. Rita Dunn Carey: U.S. His足 tory, World History; Blaze Advisor, National Junior Honor Society Advisor; B.A., Trinity College.

Mr. Neil Brier U.S. History; Soccer, Wresthng, Cycling; Ethnic Cooking Club Advisor; B.A., Union College.

Mr. John Christopher Charky French; Soccer, Hockey, Baseball; Drama Club Advisor; B.A., California State University.

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Mr. John B. Coffin Mathematics; School Store Manager, Snack Bar Manager; Weightlift ing Club Advisor; B.S., University of Hartford.

Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Jody, Ginger and Tim ^___ ,h M. CoUins; Assistant Headmaster; Director of Studies; Dean of Students; Mathematics; Football, Basketball, Baseball; B.S., Boston Uni­ versity.

Tom, Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Crowell James W. Crowell: Science; Intramurals, Iceboating, Sailing; Stereo Club Advisor; B.S., Yale University.

Mr. Edward A. Cooper Mathematics; Football, Hockey, Lacrosse; Leathercraft — Ceramics Club Advisor; B.A., University of Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. DalgHsh Garven Dalglish: English Department Chairman; Newsletter Editor; Publicity Director; A.B., Dartmouth College; M .A., Xavier Universi­ ty. Jane Parsons Dalglish: Language Training A.B., Bryn Mawr Col­ lege; M .S., University of Bridgeport; Certificate, University of Berlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Shelly Farrell: Language Training; Recreational Skiing; B.S., University of Missouri. William Landon Farrell: Mathematics; Cycling, Alpine Ski Team; Ski Maintainance Club Advisor; B.A., Johnson State College.

Mr. Harold Finkbeiner, Jr. and Andrew Fundamentals of Music, Music Appreciation, Music History, Keyboard; Glee Club; B .M .M .M . Westminster Choir Col足 lege; M. Div., McCormick Theological Seminary; Senior Karate Champion.

Mr. Lawrence Goldthwait Life Science, Earth Science; Alpine Ski Team A.B., Dartmouth Col足 lege; Sc. M., Brown University.

Mr. and Mrs. Hart Virginia Hart: Assistant Librarian; B.S. University of Georgia. William Hart: English Intramurals, Recreational Skiing, Baseball; Model Club Advisor, Scribe Advisor; B.A.. New England College.

Mr. and Mrs. Heath and Amanda Stephen L. Heath; Earth Science, Biology; Soccer, Nordic Ski Team, Lacrosse; Blaze Photography Advisor; B.S.Ed., Plymouth State College.

Mrs. Helen Hathaway English, Typing; B.A., Russell Sage Col足 lege; M .A., University of New Hampshire.

Mr. Hicks, Jean-Mi, Natalie, Mrs. Hicks Jeffrey D. Hicks: Director of Admissions; History; French; Soccer, Rec足 reational Skiing; Fly Tying Club Advisor; B. A ., Rollins College; M. A. Trinity College; Certificate of French Studies, University of Lausanne.

Mr. Craig Lewis Howland Spanish; Intramurals, Recreational Skiing, Lacrosse, Tai Chi and Gymnastics Club Advisor; B. A ., Worces­ ter State College.

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

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

Francis J. O ’Mally Sixth Grade: English, Reading, S o c i a l Studies; Rec­ reational Skiing, Baseball; Drama Club Advisor; B.S., Holy Cross College.

Mrs. Marrion, Beth, Jennifer, Mr. Marrion, Stephanie, immy Constance F. Marrion: Language Training; B.Ed. Keene State College. James N. Marrion: Director of Athletics; Mathematics; Football, Basketball, Baseball; B.Ed., M.S., Keene State College.

Mrs. Peck, Nikki, Jason, Mr. Peck Schuyler V. Peck; Director of Development and Alumni Affairs; Newsletter Editor; Football, Hockey, Tennis; Senior Class Advisor; B.S., Nichols College; M .A.L.S., Dartmouth College.

Mr, and Mrs. Ramos and Ramon Edilberto C. Ramos: Mathematics Department Chairman, Spanish; Soccer, Hockey, Tennis; B.A., Feati University; M.T. S,, Catholic Uni足 versity; M .A .L.S,, Dartmouth College.

Mr. John Oliver Rich Director of Admissions; Club Mediterranean Advisor, A.B., Rollins College; M.A., M .E d., John Hopkins University.

Mr. and Mrs. Rives Francis B. Rives H: U.S. History; Soccer, Hockey, Lacrosse; Model Club Advisor; B.A., New England College.

Mr. Jeffrey Slaby English; Football, Basketball, Baseball; Music Club Advisor; B.A., Dart足 mouth College.

Cathy and Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Carol M. Shelton: Librarian; Nevi'sletter Editor: Audio-Visual, Drama Club Advisor; B.A., Nasson College. David F. Shelton: Social Studies Department Chairman, Work Detail Coach; Director of Student Jobs; Woodcarving Club Advisor; B.A., Texas A&M; M .A., Columbia University.

Mrs. Beverly Bradford Wakely Reading D epartm ent Chairm an, Developm ental Reading, Language Training; Host Committee Advisor; B.S., Bridgewater State College.

STAFF

Mr. and Mrs, Stevens Mary J. Stevens: School Nurse; R .N ., Beverly School of Nursing.

Robert E. Sievens: Chef — Steward; B.S., Culinary Institute of America.

Mr. Warren Birch Manager, Kennerson Athletic Center.

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

Dr. I. A. Dinerman School Physician; M .D ., University of Chicago.

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Mr. David Edgar Educational Consultant.

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Mr. Howard Ross Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.

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Top Picture: Camille Rossignol, John Chapman, Mark Weller, Ronny Suza, G rif GrifFm, Howard Ross. Bottom Picture; Dot Sweeney, Jane Williamson, Marianne Mullens, Jean Ellms, John Robbins, Eleanor Weller.

Leona Fiske and Kathy Perrin

Mr. and Mrs. Don Canthn Don Cantlin: Nordic Jumping Coach; Sportsman Club Advisor.

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Marshall Dimick and David Cushman

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Marcia Rocke Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Affairs

Theresa C. Purcell Bookkeeper

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David Dodson Alexander St. Louis, Missouri Third Team Soccer 6, Reserve Soccer 7, 8, Varsity Soccer 9; Recreational Siding 6, Nordic Ski Team 7, 8 (Manager), 9 (Cap­ tain, Most Valuable); Recreational Tennis 6, 7, Varsity Tennis 8. 9; Leatherworking, Sportsman Clubs; Diningroom Superin­ tendent 8; Chaplain’s Assistant 9.

Vernon Anthony Alper Pipersville, Pennsylvania Outward Bound 7, Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9; Recreational Skiing 7, Alpine Ski Team 8, 9; Reserve Lacrosse 7, 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Riding, Sportsman Clubs.

Mark Francis Banjak Dedham, Massachusetts Intramurals 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Reserve Baseball 8 (Manager), Sailing 9; Model, Stereo Clubs.

Francis Graham Coates Brants Fort Worth, Texas Cycling 8, 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, Nordic Ski Team 9; Spring Cycling 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Blaze; Chaplain’s Assistant 9.

Andrew Oliver Britten Burden Ann Arbor, Michigan Reserve Soccer 8, Rock Climbing 9; Alpine Ski Team 8; 9; Sailing 8, 9; Electronics Club.

Douglas Palmer Burke New York, New York Outdoor Environment 6, Third Team Soc­ cer 7, Cycling 8, Reserve Football (Man­ ager) 9; iRecreational Skiing 6, Alpine Ski Team 7, 8, 9 (Most Improved Skier); Sailing 6, Reserve Lacrosse 7, Cycling 8, 9; Art, Backgammon, Photography, Woodshop Clubs; Head of D ining Room 7, Floor Leader Greenwood 8, School Leader 9.

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David Joseph Dobrowski Manchester New Hampshire Varsity Soccer 8, 9 (Captain); Varsity Hock­ ey 8, 9 (Captain); Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Sportsman Club; Assistant Floor Leader — French I I 8, Assistant Floor Leader — Hayward 9; Job Foreman 9; Senior Class President.

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Kwadwo Odame Dodi Tema, Ghana Reserve Soccer 7, Varsity Soccer 8, 9 (Cap­ tain); Reserve Basketball 7, 8 (Captain), Varsity Basketball 9; Recreational Tennis 7, Reserve Tennis 8, 9; Backgammon, Ten­ nis, Table Tennis Clubs; Floor Leader — Hinman II 9.

Thomas Arthur Dust New London, New Hampshire Third Team Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9 (Manager); Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Sailing 8, 9; Model, Electronics Clubs; Floor Leader — Brewster II 9.

Thomas Charles Echanis Saxtons River, Vermont Varsity Soccer 8, 9; Reserve Hockey 8, Varsity Hockey 9; Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Weignthfting, Gymnastics Clubs.

John Martin Fanning Fort Worth, Texas Varsity Football 8; Varsity Basketball 8, 9; Varsity Baseball 8, 9; Volleyball, Weight足 lifting Clubs,

James Louie Forsyth Little Silver, New Jersey Intramurals 8, 9; Reserve Basketball 8, Varsity Basketball 9; Sailing 8, 9; Glee Club, Model, Woodcarving, Woodwork足 ing Clubs; Public Relations Director 9.

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Christopher Goldfarb El Cajon, Cahfornia Third Team Soccer 7, Intramurals 9; Rec足 reational Skiing 7, 9; Recreational Tennis 7, Reserve Baseball 9; Blaze Editor, Dra足 ma, Model Clubs,

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John Kirby Goode Greenwich, Connecticut Intramurals 8, Varsity Football (Manager) 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, Nordic Ski Team 9; Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Music, Gymnastics, Woodworking Clubs.

Juha-Pekka Hakala Hyvinkaa, Finland Varsity Football 9; Varsity Hockey 9; Base足 ball 9; Weightlifting, Cooking Clubs.

George Peter Hale New Haven, Connecticut Cycling 7, 8, 9; Alpine Ski Team 7, 8, 9; Reserve Lacrosse 7, 8 (Captain), Cycling 9; Music Club.

Daniel Vincent Harrison Lake Worth, Florida Varsity Football 9; Varisty Basketball 9; Varsity Tennis 9; Ping Pong, Weightlifting Clubs; Student Recreational Co-Director 9.

Todd John Hartnett Marblehead, Massachusetts Third Team Soccer 7, Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Alpine Ski Team 9; Recreational Tennis 7, 8, Varsity Tennis 9; Tennis, Leathercraft, Weightlifting Clubs; Diningroom Superin足 tendent 9.

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Ronald Joseph Hill Reading, Massachusetts Reserve Soccer 8 (Most Valuable), Varsity Soccer 9; Varsity Hockey 8, 9, (Captain, Most Valuable); Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; W e ig h tliftin g C lu b ; Floor Leader — Greenwood House 9; Senior Class VicePresident.

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Peter Scott Jacob Paramibo, Suriname Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9; Rec­ reational Skiing 8, Varsity Basketball (Manager) 9; Fourth Team Baseball 8, Re­ serve Baseball 9; Model, Bowling, Fly Tying Clubs; National Junior Honor Socie­ ty Member; Floor Leader — Hinman I 9; Senior Class Secretary — Treasurer.

Ronald Andrew Von Jako Melrose, Massachusetts Varsity Soccer 9; Alpine Ski Team 9; Varsi­ ty Tennis 9; Horseback Riding, Gymnastics Clubs.

Paul Edwin Kelly, Jr. Westport, Connecticut Cycling 8, 9; Alpine Skiing 8, Nordic Team 9; Cycling 8, 9 (Captain); Ceramics, Music Clubs.

William Lee Kemper Houston, Texas Varsity Soccer 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Sailing 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Woodcarving. Model, Leathercraft Clubs; Labora­ tory Assistant 9.

Michael Jude Kinnaly Saugus, Massachusetts Varsity Soccer 8, 9; Varsity Hockey 8, 9 (Captain); Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Music, Outdoorsman, Bowling, Sportsman Clubs; Floor Leader — French II 9.

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James Douglas Kirk Steamboat Springs, Colorado Third Team Soccer 8 (Captain), Reserve Football 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, 9; Fourth Team Baseball 8, Reserve Baseball 9; Mod足 el, Fly Fishing Clubs.

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Eric Charles Adams Lake Webster, New Hampshire Reserve Football 7, Varsity Football 8, 9 (Captain); Reserve Basketball 7, Varsity Basketball 8, 9 (Most Valuable); Third Team Baseball 7, Outwardbound 8, Varsity Baseball 9; Weightlifting Club.

Harry Morris Lighthall Charlotte, Vermont Third Team Soccer 8 (Captain), Varsity Soccer 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Third Team Baseball 8, Reserve Baseball 9; Ski Maintainance, Model Clubs.

John Edward Mahoney, III Milton, Massachusetts Intramurals 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, Alpine Ski Team 9; Recreational Tennis 8, 9; Blaze.

Benjamin Winthrop Malcom New York, New York Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, Wrestling Team 9; Reserve Tennis 8, Sailing 9; Magic, Ping Pong, Ethnic Cooking Clubs.

Kevin Daniel McAulifFe Dubai, United Arab Emirates Intramurals 8, Third Team Soccer 9; Rec足 reational Skiing 8. Reserve Hockey 9; Fourth Team Baseball 8, Reserve Baseball 9;GleeClub, Stereo, Sportsman, Gymnas足 tics Clubs.

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Prescott Childs McKee Greenwich, Connecticut Reserve Soccer 8, Cycling 9; Alpine Ski team 8, 9; Reserve Lacrosse 8, 9; Glee Club, Model, Music, Woodworking Clubs.

Eiki Mera Niihari-gun, Ibaragi-ken, Japan Intramurals 7, Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Football 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Re足 serve Hockey 9; Third Team Baseball 7, Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Baseball 9; Mod足 el, Ping Pong Clubs; Student Recreational Co-Director 9.

Mark Addison Mitchell Atlanta, Georgia Intramurals 7, 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Wrestling Team 9 (Captain); Sailing 7, 8 (Captain), 9; Glee Club, Navigation, Dra足 ma, Public Speaking Clubs; Diningroom Superintendent 9.

Alan Francis Moir Key Biscayne, Florida Intramurals 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Cycling 8, Sailing 9; Computer, Ski Tour­ ing Clubs.

Kevin Patrick Monahan Essex, Connecticut Third Team Soccer 8, 9; Alpine Skiing 8, Reserve Hockey 9; Third Team Baseball 8, Reserve Baseball 9; Model, Ping Pong, Gymnastics Clubs.

Samuel Lambert Morgan New York, New York Outdoor Environment 7, Cycling 8, Rock Climbing 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, Nor­ dic Team 9; Saihng 7, 8, 9; Blaze, Wood­ working, Ethnic Cooking Clubs; D ining­ room Co-Monitor 8, Floor Leader — Franklin House 9.

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Casey Patrick Murphy Moretown, Vermont T hird Team Soccer 8, Intram urals 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, 9; Reserve Lacrosse 8, Cycling 9; Glee Club, Model, Sportsman, Ski Touring Clubs.

John Yuri Putz New York, New York Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, Nordic Combined Team 9; Fourth Team Baseball 8, Reserve Baseball 9; National Junior Honor Society Member; Music, BowHng, Magic, Juggling Clubs; Diningroom Superintendent 9.

Matthew Peter Ramsby Orlando, Florida Varsity Football 9; Varsity Basketball 9; Varsity Baseball 9; Fly Fishing Club; National Junior Honor Society Member.

Guy Fisher Renkert Canton, Ohio Reserve Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9; Re­ serve Hockey 8, Varsity Hockey 9; Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Photography, Woodworking Clubs, Blaze, National Junior Honor Socie­ ty Member, Floor Leader — Brewster I 9.

Jonathan Baker Ritter Coconut Grove, Florida Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9; Rec­ reational Skiing 8, W restling Team 9 (C a p ta in , M ost V a lu a b le ); Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Tai Chi, Gymnastics Clubs.

David Leslie Roth Mattapoisett. Massachusetts Intramurals 6, Third Team Soccer 7, Cycl­ ing 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 6, 7, 8, Nordic Ski Team 9 (Most Improved); Recreational Sailing 6, Cycling 7, 8, 9; Blaze, Windpower. Weightlifting Clubs, Floor Leader — Banks House 9.

Jon Neil Roth Mattapoisett, Massachusetts Third Team Soccer 8, Varsity Soccer 9 Recreational Skiing 8, Alpine Ski Team 9 Reserve Lacrosse 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9 Weightlifting. Sportsman Clubs; Audio­ visual Assistant 9.

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Tomas Felipe Saldarriaga Reserve Soccer 8 (Manager); Reserve Bas­ ketball 8 (Player-Manager); Varsity Base­ ball 8. Blaze, Magic Club; Floor Leader — Newton House 9.

Mark Julian Pochon Sanchez Greenwich, Connecticut Reserve Soccer 7, Varsity Soccer 8, 9; Third Team Hockey 7, Reserve Hockey 8, 9; Reserve Lacrosse 7, Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Fishing, Tai Chi, Model Clubs.

Russell Edward Sanders Darien, Connecticut Intramurals 9; Reserve Basketball 9; Re足 serve Baseball 9; Glee Club, Ping Pong, Drama Clubs.

Michael Allen Seatter Acton, Massachusetts Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9; Varsity Basketball 8, 9; (Most Improved) Varsity Lacrosse 8, 9; Juggling Club; Head of Hopkins 9.

Frank Henry Shaw, II Morristown, New Jersey Intramurals 8, Varsity Football 9; Reserve Hockey 8, 9, (Captain); Varsity Tennis 8, 9; Model, Gymnastics Clubs.

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Benjamin Evelyn Shuckburgh Los Angeles, California Varsity Soccer 8, 9; Alpine Ski Team 8 Reserve Basketball 9 (Captain); Varsity Tennis 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Tennis, Mod­ el, Drama, Sportsman Clubs,

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Patrick William Spohrer Miami, Florida Cycling Team 8, 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, 9; Cycling Team 8, 9; Gymnastics Club.

Hans Leonard Stevens Ascutney, Vermont Varsity Football 8, 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, 9; Fourth Team Baseball 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Music, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Clubs; National Junior Honor Society Member; Floor Leader — Hayward 9.

Nathaniel Richard Stevens Haverford, Pennsylvania Varsity Football 7 (Manager), Intramurals 8, Reserve Football 9; Third Team Hockey 7, Reserve Hockey 8, 9; Third Team Base足 ball 7, 8, Reserve Baseball 9; Drama Club; Head of Hopkins 9,

Niels Gregers Stolt-Nielsen Greenwich, Connecticut Varsity Football 8, 9; Varsity Basketball 8, Nordic Ski Team 9 (Most Valuable); Varsity Baseball 8, 9; Model, Go Cart, Drama, Weightlifting, Music Clubs; Diningroom Superintendent 9,

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Dann Haynes Swallow Milwaukee, Wisconsin Reserve Football 8, Varsity Football 9; Alpine Ski Team 8, 9; Third Team Baseball 8, Varsity Lacrosse 9; Music, Bowling, Tai Chi Clubs.

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Chadwick Bryan Tatham Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Intramurals6, 7, Cyclings, 9; Recreational Skiing 6, 7, 8, Nordic Ski Team 9; Intramu­ rals 6, Sailing 7, Cycling 8, 9; Leathercraft, Model Clubs.

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Hubert Albert Temple, II Los Angeles, California Varsity Football 8, 9; Varsity Basketball 8, 9; Reserve Baseball 8, Varsity Baseball 9; Music, W eightlifting, Juggling Clubs; Floor Leader — Clark-Morgan I II 9.

Claude Dominique Trombetta Cuatemala City, Guatemala Intramurals 8, Cycling 9; Recreational Skiing 8, Nordic Ski Team 9; Cycling 8, 9; Model, Woodcarving Clubs.

Bradley Albright Wilson Bronxville, New York Reserve Soccer 8 (Captain), Varsity Soccer 9; Varsity Basketball 8, Varsity Hockey 9 (Manager); Varsity Tennis 8, 9; Magic, Music, Ta Chi Clubs; Head of Auditorium 9.

THE ENFORCERS

Alan Samuel Yacavone Lebanon, New Hampshire Intramurals 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Recreational Tennis 8, 9; Blaze, Drama Club,

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FOUR YEAR BOYS — THEN AND NOW

David Roth, David Alexander, Doug Burke, Chad Tatham.

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School Leader: Doug Burke

Senior Class Officers: Secrefary-Treasurer: Peter Jacob; Vice-President: Ron Hill; President: David Dobrowski; Class Advisor: Mr. Peck.

WORE FEARLESS LEADERS

First Row: John Putz, Niels Stolt-Nielsen, Brad Wilson, Mike Scatter. Second Row: Scott Swaebe, Ted Drummond, Richard Stevens, Mark Mitchell, Todd Hartnett.

Floor Leaders First Row: Hugh Temple, Ron Hill, Hans Stevens. Second Row: Sam Morgan, Kevin Powers, David Roth, Peter Hadlock.

Floor Leaders First Row: Mike Kinnaly, Mike Denby, Tom Dust. Second Row: Guy Renkert, Peter Jacob, Joe Dodi.

First Row: Eiki Mera, Bruce Schmidt, Sam Miller, Jon Roth. Second Row: Frank Brants, Lee Kemper, David

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Alexander, Jim Forsyth, Dan Harrison.

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First Row: Rick Holzer, Peter Hadlock, Eddie Collins. Second Row: Ian George, David Gray, Colin Foster, George Reithoffer.

First Row: Malcolm Chace, Bruce Schmidt, Kevin Powers. Second Row: Stuart Phelps, Neal Cooper, Max Astor, Jancsi Hadik, Jean-Louis Trombetta.

First Row: Tarmarat Wanglee, Sam Conkling, John Cassidy, Derek Yetman. Second Row: John Verheul, John Hayes, J. J. Ortiz,

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Mike Denby.

First Row: Jared Noyes, Don Diebel, Eddie Marshal!, Second Row: Peter Smith, Chris Newman, John Mortimer, Third Row: John Fura, Geoff Noyes, Scott Swaebe,

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I' Alex Mendoza, Matt Friedlander, Richard Maloney, Sam Miller,

First Row: Greg Ramsby, Paul Moyer, Chuck Fagan, Erik Price, Second Row: Jamie Malm, Rob Lusk, Matt Ryan, Third Row: Alton Gill, Tim Frimpter, Pat Forristal, 43

First Row: Michael Higgs, Henry Stout, Matt Parker. Second Row: Nick Green, Gregg Mufson, Willie Smith.

First Row: Sam Toland, Ricky DellaRusso, Eddie Krayer. Second Row: David Archer, Jon Mayer. Tom Taliadoros.

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First Row: Greg Whitcomb, Pongsakorn Lamsam, Kevin Mahoney. Second Row: Enrique Campalans, Roberto Ball, Matt Smith.

Kneeling: Bill Rice, David Wargin. Sitting: Chris Meyer, Corey Pullen, Ted Drummond, Mark Sukhavanij.

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First Row: Taylor Sands, Tod Dauler. Second Row: Peter Fowler, Simon Jennings, Dockie McMurrey.

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Robert Little, John Whalen, Jimmy Gottlieb, Alex Samos.

First Row: Clark Orton, Robert Cook, Donnie Matthews. Second Row: Henry duPont, Dan Guggenheim, David Lefifman, Skip Naft.

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First Row: Mike Gonneville, Paul Riihiluoma, Hugh Stevens. Second Row: Steve Hadik, Colin Church, Roger Woodberry, Randy Goodman, Miguel Gregory.

CLASS OF 1984

From top to bottom: Henry Burnham, Joey Namath, Billy Goodrich, Roger Kuo, Tal Wiener, Alex Lippe, Darren Purcell, Chris Robbins, Jeremy Cohen. Andy Perri, Ronnie Bryson, Chris Sherman, Mr. O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Malley.

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BLAZING THE TRAIL

Freelance Photographers: Roger Woodberry, Mr. Blunt, Greg Mufson.

Freelance Photographers: David Roth, H .M . Lighthall, Claude Trombetta.

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Blaze StafiF— after deadline: Mr, Heath, Photography Advisor, Peter Hadlock, Bruce Schmidt, John Mahoney, Sam Miller, Chris Goldfarb, Editor, Mrs. Carey, Layout and Copy Advisor.

Blaze Staff— before deadline: First Row: Peter Hadlock, Henry du Pont. Second Row: Alan Moir, Matt Friedlander, Chris Goldfarb, Gregg Mufson.

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The Kitchen Sink M ime T heater created not so silent laughs.

Audience involvem ent was a major part of the show.

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Mr. Quentin Keynes paid a return visit to tell more of his African adventures.

Mr. Howland got the yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s program s off to a booming start by firing his Revolutionary W ar M ortar in the parking lot.

The armor display form the Higgins Armory M useum in W orces­ ter was fascinating.

Dann discovered that mail was decent protection for knights,

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Kneeling: Tri-Captains Dobrowski, Hill, and Dodi. Sitting: Jako, Lighthall, Kem per, Renkert, Smith W ., Sanchez, Sm ith P., Echanis, Alexander. Hadik J. Standing; Mr. Rives (Coach), Mr. Hicks (Coach), Roth J.. Jacob, Gray, George, W ilson, Shuckburgh, Kinnaly, Noyes G., H artnett, Malcom, T rom betta J., D ust (Manager).

Goalie Ron Hill kept th e team in many games with his fine saves.

Ron Jako keeps pace with an Eaglebrook player in a tough loss on Parents’ W eekend.

RESERVE SOCCER: FROM LAST TO SECOND IN THREE WEEKS

First Row: Riihiluoma, Purcell, Schmidt, Miller, Hadlock, Dauler, Noyes J. Second Row: Yetman, Mayfield, Toland, Pullen, Malm, Price. Third Row: Gregory, Gill, Haynes, Conkling, Harlem an, Mayer, Green. Fourth Row: Coaches Mr. H eath and Mr. Barron.

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THIRD T E l SOCCER HAS BEST SEASON YET

First Row: Mr. Ramos (Coach), Naft, duPont, W halen, Rayn, Collins, Hadik S., Meyer, Mr. Charky (Coach). Second Row: Rice, Samos, Mendoza, Lamsam, Verheul, McAulifFe. T hird Row: W oodberry, Sukhavanij, M ortimer, Rail, Guggenheim , Cassidy, Phelps.

Samos puts one by the defense of a strong Hanover team.

The Thai Connection in hot pursuit of the ball.

duPont and Naft defend again Lebannon for a season opening win.

CYCLING TEAMS GETS GEARED UP

Mr. Farrell (Coach), Brants, Tatham, D enby, Fura, T rom betta C,, Matthews, Hale, Kulson, McKee, Spohrer, Roth D ., Kelly, Mr, O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Malley (Coach),

Mike Denby cruises along in a tim e trial.

David Roth takes over the lead from Doug Burke,

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VARSITY FOOTBALL HAS DISAPPOINTING SEASON

Pat Forristal makes a diving catch in the Newport game.

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Kneeling: Scatter, Forristal, Ramsby, Astor, Swallow, Lake, DcAmezola, Stol-Nielsen, Tem ple, Hakala, Smith M ., Sampsonis. Standing: Mr. Collins (Coach), Goode (Manager), Ortiz, Krayer, Ritter, Newman, D rum m ond, Putz, Stevens Ha., Shaw, Frim pter, Mera, Alper, Harrison, Powers, Mufson, Mr. Slaby (Coach), Mr. Marrion (Coach), Maloney.

RESERVE FOOTBALL SAYS, “BRING ON WOODSTOCK!”

Sitting: Chace, Marshall, Sands, W argin, Fagan, Kirk, D iebel, Goodman, Ram sbyG ., Parker, DellaRusso, Cooper. Standing: Burke (Manager), Wanglee, Stevens H u., M cM urrey, Fowler, Cook, Stevens R., W hitcomb, Mufson, Reithoffer, Perri, Archer, Mr. Peck (Coach), Mr, Cooper (Coac})).

Tamarat W anglee kicks off the season opener against Plymouth.

This score by Greg W hitcomb contributed to a victory over Kingswood.

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NTRAIMURALS: BETTER LUCK AGAINST I R D TEAM NEXT YEAR

Back Row: Mr. Crowell, Mr. Carey, Mr. Hart, Little, Orton, Sanders, Lippe, W iener, Moir, Moyer, Bryson, Robbins, Bassett. M iddle Row: Mr. Marks, Forsyth, Holzer, M urphy, Burden, Mitchell, Morgan, Lusk, Swaebe, Yacavone. Front Row: Sherman. Burnham, Banjak, Foster, Mr. Howland, Goldfarb, Mahoney K.

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FREESTYLE COMPETITION HIGHLIGHT OF REC. SKI SEASON

Ball, duPont, Cook, Kuo, Goodman, Sherm an, Little, Fura, Banjak, Samos, Mrs. Farrell (Instructor).

W halen, Lighthall, Christiansen, T rom betta J., Noyes G., M ortimer, Campalans, W iener.

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AFTER A SLOW START VARSITY HOCKEY ByiLT A STRING OF WINS

% % I Powers and Dobrowski move to set up for the Postm aster General.

Captains Kinnaly, Dobrowski, and Hill with Coach Peck.

Kneeling; Hadlock, Powers, M aloney, DellaRusso, Krayer, W hitcomb, Renkert. Standing: Mr. Peck (Coach), Dobrowski, Hill, Kinnaly, Hakala, Echanis, George, Newman, Mr. Charky (Coach).

m m HOCKEY — 1981 UPPER VALLEY LEAGUE C H A tS

Kneeling: Fowler, Price, M onahan, Stout (Captain), G reen, Fagan, Cooper, Diebel, Sanchez. Standing; Mr. Rives (Coach), Stevens R., Astor, Shaw (Captain), Denby, Mera, Mayer, Taliadoros, McAuliffe, Riihiluoma, Parker, Mufson (Manager), Mr. Cooper (Coach).

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NORDIC SKI TEAM HAS STRONG SEASON DESPITE LITTLE

Kneeling: Mr. H eath (Coach), Roth D ., Purcell, W argin, Rice, Mr. Cantlin (Coach). Standing: Morgan, D rum m ond, Trom betta C ., Kelly, Stolt-Nielsen (Captain), Brants, Goode, Alexander (Captain), Putz, Lusk, Pullen, Namath (Manager).

ALPINE SKIERS WERE NINETY-POUND WONDERS

Mr. Farrell (Coach), Schmidt, Spohrer, Hale, Hadik J,, M urphy, Swallow, McKee,

Gill, Collins, Ryan, Chace, Guggenheim , Alper, Burnham, Mahoney K., Mr. Blunt (Coach).

VARSITY BASKETBALL FINALLY PUT IWASCOMA AWAY

John Fanning rejects one.

Up, up and away.

Mr. Slaby (Coach), Jacob (Manager), Harrison, Ortiz, Forsyth, Fanning, Tem ple, Lake. Scatter, Dodi, Ramsby M ., Mr. Marrion (Coach).

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RESERVE BASKETBALL WAS A TEAM WITH TEETH

Cohen, Mr, Ramos (Coach), Sukhavanij,ReithofTer (Manager), Toland, W anglee, Gregory, Sanders, Smith W ., Ramsby G., Mayfield, Robbins, Mr. CoUins (Coach), Lamsam, M endoza (Manager).

CARDIGAN WRESTLERS CO M PEP FAR AND WIDE

Kneeling: Bryson, M itchell (Captain), DeAmezoa, ReithofFer, Smith M., Frim pter. Standing: Lippe, Mr. Barron (Coach), R itter (Captain), M cM urrey (Manager), Stevens H u., Archer, Cassidy, Forristal, Mr. Brier (Coach), Miller.

SAILING HIKES OUT.

Front Row: Mahoney K., Gonneville, Kirk, Malcom, Morgan, Rice, Moir. Back Row: du Pont, M urphy, Friedlancler, Yacavone, Swaebe, Dust, Forsyth, Burden, Mr. Carey (Coach), Frim pter, Mr. Crowell (Coach), Mitchell, Banjak.

why don’t you do something, Jim ?”

VARSITY LACROSSE ALMOST WENT UNDEFEATED

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Kneeling: Hill (Captain), Renkert, McKee, Roth J., Hadlock, Taliadoros, Maloney (Captain), Sanchez, Kem per, Stout, Powers (Captain), Dobrowski, Astor. Standing: Mr. C ooper (Coach), Ritter, Echanis, Brants, Shuckburgh, Scatter, Stevens Ha.. Goode, Kinnaly, Swallow, Gill, Alper, Smith M ., Gregory, Noyes G., Mr. H eath (Coach).

RESERVE LACROSSE RUNNERS-UP IN UPPER VALLEY TOURNEY

Front Row; Malm, Kulson, D auler, Marshall, Schmidt, Parker, Gottlieb, Purcell. Second Row: Lamsam (Manager), Leffman, M ortim er, Stevens H u,, Drum m ond, Jennings, Perri, Fowler, McMurrey. Thrid Row: Cooper, Mr. Howland (Coach), Higgs, Fura, Price, Harlem an, Verheul, Archer, M eyer, Mr. Rives (Coach), Wargin.

VARSITY BASEBALL PROVED A STRONG YOUNG TEAW.

Kneeling: O rton (Manager), Ramsby M., D iebel, Krayer, Newman, Mera, Toland, Putz (Manager). Standing: W hitcomb, Reithoffer, Temple, Fanning, Stolt-Nielsen, Ortiz.

RESERVE BASEBALL GETS TOUGH!

H. M. Lighthall dehvers a fastball.

Sam Miller waits for the pitch.

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First Row: Mendoza (Manager), Lighthall, Stevens R., Jacob, Sanders, G reen. Second Row: Miller, Mr. Slaby (Coach), Monahan, Moyer, Conkling, Fagan, Mufson, Mayfield, Mr. H art (Coach), Ramsby G.

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W halen, Samos, McAuHffe, Hakala, Mr. Blunt (Coach), Forristal, Mayer, Compalans, Goldfarb, Cohen, Cassidy, Sukhavanij.

VARSITY SOFTBALL STRIKES AGAIN

Bryson, Burnham, Kuo, Lippe, W iener, Namath, Sherman, Ball, Gugenheim , Robbins, Holzer, Mr. Charky, Mr. Blunt (Coaches).

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A TEAM CYCLING DISAPPOINTED AT NEW ENGLANDS,

Denby, Tatham, Kelly, T rom betta C ., Spohrer, Roth D ., Hale, Mr. Farrell (Coach).

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Goodman, Hadik S., Noyes J., Collins, T rom betta J., Hadik

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VARSITY TENNIS HAS STRONG SEASON.

Kneeling; Riihiluoma, Sm ith W ., DellaRusso. Standing: Mr. Peck (Coach), George, Gray, Wilson, Haynes, Harrison, Shaw.

Gray reaches for a high one.

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Harrison utilizes his backhand.

NOT READY FOR WIMBLEDON, B U T . . .

Alexander hits one hard.

Lusk watches his shot.

First Row: W anglee, Christiansen, Chace, Yetman, Phelps, Ryan, Goodrich, Naft. Second Row: Mr. Ramos (Coach), Smith P., Lusk, Dodi, Burke, H artnett, Pullen, Cook, Alexander, Mr. Barron (Coach).

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RESERVE FOOTBALL Plymouth 6 36 0 Woodstock 12 Eaglebrook 28 0 8 Woodstock 26 22 20 Woodstock Monadnock 6 28 12 8 Kingswood Woodstock 33 12 6 14 Plymouth W RESTLING Springfield Tournam ent CMS: 4 Seconds 2 Thirds 6 Fourths Plymouth 48 60 Eaglebrook 0 52 Springfield 66 24 Springfield 27 47 Lancaster 52 58 Eaglebrook Tournam ent CMS: Forristal Second R itter Third

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RESERVE HOCKEY 0 Kearsarge 2 Lebanon 2 3 4 W oodstock 6 1 9 Hanover 3 Kearsarge 6 M. B. Chiefs 2 3 M. B. Chiefs 1 9 Lebanon 1 1 W oodstock 6 4 Hartford 1 8 Lebanon 2 1 Eaglebrook 4 0 Clarem ont 3 1 Clarem ont 3 1 5 1 Lebanon Valley Hockey Tournam ent Clarem ont 5 1 Lebanon 6 2

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VARSITY BASKETBALL 62 28 Plainfield 24 18 Bow 48 50 Mascoma 62 28 Hartford 44 31 H olderness 45 37 Proctor 89 32 W oodstock 70 33 K. U. A. 54 37 Hartford 64 27 Kearsarge 60 56 Woodstock 59 37 Bow 68 54 Mascoma 53 40 K. U. A. 72 46 Christian Fellowship T ournam ent 53 20 Hanover 48 50 Mascoma

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VARSITY LACROSSE E xeter 8 5 Hanover 10 3 Vermont 0 12 Deerfield 2 5 Pinkerton 0 13 W oodstock 4 7 Fay 4 10 Fay 2 5 Concord Carlisle 6 4 Eaglebrook 10 7

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VARSITY BASEBALL H olderness 6 2 Vermont 8 0 Tilton 3 5 Clarem ont 8 9 W indsor 8 8 4 K. U. A. 12 Vermont 13 5 Bow 12 0 Clarem ont 3 5 Fay 6 5 Fay 10 5 Bow 16 4 Eaglebrook 66 8

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SAILING TEAM St. Paul’s Northfield/ Brewster Brewster Dublin Brewster New England Regatta 14 in a field of 16

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RESERVE BASEBALL H anover 8 15 Clarem ont 6 13 H anover 5 3 St. M ary’s 4 12 Woodstock 8 16 Hartford 14 7 St. M ary’s 6 2 W oodstock 3 5 Hartford 12 1 Lebanon 9 5 4 8 Mascoma C larem ont 11 16 12 Mascoma 8 Eaglebrook 0 2

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CYCLING TEAM Northfield Mt. Herm on W in Vermont Win Northfield Mt. Herm on Win Vermont Win Vermont Win Deerfield W in Northfield Mt. H erm on 2nd of 7 New England Championships 2nd of 7

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Niels Stolt-Nielsen recounts the short Nor­ dic Ski Season at the W inter Sports Ban­ quet.

Sam Miller receives his Most Valuable award from Reserve Soccer Coaches, Mr. H eath and Mr. Barron.

Speakers at the H ead Table await their turns.

Mr. Howland gives out R eserve Lacrosse letters and pins at a spring ceremony.

Alex M endoza gives a very entertaining speec recapping the Fall Intram urals adventures.

E ric Lake receives a w ell-earne( Most Valuable trophy from Varsit; Basketball Coach Marrion.

Lacrosse players celebrate the end of the season at a waterfront picnic.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY TAPPED GRAiPARENTS’ WEEKEND

Mr. Wakely adm inisters the Society Oath to new m em bers Matt Ramsby, Hans Stevens, Ed Krayer, Bill Rice, Pong Lamsam, John Putz, John Cassidy, and Sam Miller.

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First Row: Sam Miller, M att Ramsby, John Putz. Second Row: P eter Jacob, John Cassidy, E d Krayer, Hans Stevens. Absent; Pong Lamsam, Guy Renkert, and Bill Rice.

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GLEE CLUB WAS “ON TOP OF THE WORLD”.

DRAMA CLUB STRESSED STUDENT PRODUCTIONS

The D ram a Club form ed the core talent for the Parents’ W eekend production of Rod Serling’s “The M onsters Are D ue On Maple Street”.

Todd H a rtn e tt and Scott Swaebe produced th eir own one-act play about Broadway.

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WEEKLY CLOBS WERE THE SPICE OF LIFE AT CARDIGAN,

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HOST COMMITTEE & A. V. ASSISTANTS WERE DEDICATED WORKERS.

First Row: Gonneville, Meyer, Goldfarb. Second Row: Forsyth (Head Host), M urphy, Roth J., Yacavone, Dust.

First Row: Gonneville, M eyer, Goldfarb. Second Row: Roth J., (A.V. Head), Mrs. Shelton (Advisor), M urphy, Forsyth, Yacavone, Dust.

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SPRING WAS A BUSY T IE AT CARDIGAN.

Alumni gathered on Saturday of G randparents’ W eekend.

Ned Gibbons (’78) joined D oug Burke for lunch.

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The Seniors sponsored the 1st Annual Memo­ rial Race around the lake and Mrs. H art won in her classification.

I Michael Higgs won the spring spelling bee.

The Kirks w ere among the grandparents who came for the weekend.

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Dave Dobrowski, Senior Class President, is a leader among men.

CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCH O O L CLASS O F 1981

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. . . has asserted him self as a leader a m o n g h is c la s s m a te s a n d has accepted the responsibilities of lead­ ership with dignity and determ ina­ tion — David Joseph Dobrowski.

. . . has dem onstrated his fine work and enthusiastic interest in . . . drama, music, athletics, art, lead ersh ip and academ ics — Todd John H artnett.

. .. has a willing nature and cheerful d e ­ dication to his job which have helped to create an infectious spirit of enthusiasm and enjoym ent of everyday life at C ardigan — James Louis Forsyth.

OTHER C O ilE N C E lN T PRIZES — 1981

. . . has set an outstanding example to all who know him through his personal co u rag e a n d th e d e te r ­ mination to recover from serious illness to partake fully in all areas of school life — Kwadwo O dam e Dodi.

John Yuri Putz was awarded the Senior Prize, the Hinman Prize, and the Addison Memorial Prize for Creative Writing.

Ronald Joseph Hill and M atthew P eter Ramsby shared the Caldwell Prize.

THE 1981 BLAZE IS NOT DEDICATED TO

INER, JR. BECAUSE . . .

— He finds excuses to miss graduation.

— Anyone who writes 318 bad birthday poems a year doesn’t deserve a dedication.

— He loves Saturday Supervised.

— He made the Gardening Club stick to growing flowers (as far as we know).

— He got his organ but he keeps smoking.

NOW SOME GOOD THINGS ABOUT 1 . FINKBEINER:

He has such a "Puckish” grin. (See page 3 for another example.)

H e is a wonderful musician and spends untold hours preparing a fine Choir.

He takes tim e “to smell the roses” as well as to plant them .

GOING CRAZY

Even Ripley w ouldn’t believe this. Nurse.

W e found it on the point.

Oh, look, M r Coffin’s wearing his Parents’ W eekend smile.

G et that I’il sucker over here!

W e can’t go on m eeting like this.

AUIOST GOME

Ohhhh yeas, I work here too.

Gotcha!

Is my tie right now, Sir?

Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re supposed to be carrying the ball, not your helm et.

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You owe me $50 for this one.

You may not leave until you return the head. Gentlem en.

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Take all you want, but eat all you take.

And what was your previous occupation?

Mahoney, I thought you said nuclear power was safe.

Yoga been bery, bery good to me.

W here are you going, John?

I didn’t know Assistant Headm asters w ere allowed to sleep.

Reginald E. Barney Insurance Agency Sally Burden Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Carey Mr. and Mrs. Collins Mr. and Mrs. James W. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Cum ming D. J. Cab — W .R.J. 295-9233 Daniel Day, Prop.

Garven and Jane Dalglish Dr. and Mrs. John L. Denby Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dobrowski Harold Finkbeiner, Jr. A Longstanding Friend of Cardigan John F. Fura Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibbs Sally Ann G reer Greydon Freem an, Inc. Lawrence Goldthwait Mr. and Mrs. Guggenheim P eter Hadlock Mr. M atti-Pekka Hakala Mr. and Mrs. J. Holzer Just a drop in the bucket — T.K.

Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Alper Mr. and Mrs. John P. Banjak Mr. and Mrs. Fenton J. Burke Coca Cola Bottling Plants, Inc. Claremont, N ew Hampshire 03743 Coke Enterprise — J. Lary, Manager Compliments of the Country Printing Shop Dartmouth Bookstore Dartmouth National Bank of Hanover Dartmouth Travel Agency Defiance Electric Enfield Ctr., N .H .

Dr. and Mrs. N. D. D iebel The Doktors Mrs. Henry B. du Pont HI Mr. and Mrs. James W. Forsyth W. W. Frazier Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Friedlander Comphments of a Friend Grandma and Grandpa Granite State Electric Company Judith Green Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Goode Mr. Bob Goodman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hale John and Bernice Hartnett Mrs. Smauel J. Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Lyman W. Higgs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hill, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kinnaly Mr. and Mrs. P eter Koeck The Lighthall Darkroom Alexander Lippe Mrs. Lewis M. Little Rev. Harry Mahoney Dr. and Mrs. Koichi M era Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. M eyer Mrs. M argaret Morin Mr. and Mrs. Jack M urphy Erik Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Quale Mr. and Mrs. F. Roth Mr. and Mrs. H enry M. Sanders Nicholas A. Sergi Robert Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Tony Taliadoros and Fayzee Joanne C. Walsh W ard Amidon Jewelers American Gem Society M em ber Joan W. Wilson Paul T. W oodberry John and Nancy Yacavone

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jacob Peter S. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Little Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Lusk Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mahoney, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David McKee Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naft Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler V. Peck Patricia Heidrich Ramsby John Oliver Rich Maury and Mary Lou Ryan The Samos Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Stanford H. Shaw Stuart Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Spohrer Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Toland Mrs. E.S. Trosdal, Jr. Trumbull Nelson Construction Co., Inc. Mrs. Joyce Watlington W ebster Motors Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Whitcomb White River Paper Wizzard

Hirsch’s Men’s and Boys’ Footwear and Clothing 59 Hanover Street Lebanon, N.H. 03766

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PATI Mr. and Mrs. M. Moss Alexander, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fellows Fleck and Lewis Architects M em ber of the American Institute of Architects F. Vernon Foster A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mufson Geoffrey P. Noyes In H onor of John Oliver Rich John P. Sawyer m

Mr. and Mrs. Luis H. Ball M. Mr. Glen S. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Temple

SPECIAL THANKS TO LAKESIDE OIL CO., INC. ARCHIE L. EASTMAN. MGR. A very special thanks to all who so kindly sent pictures to the staff to be used in the B la ze . Bradford Herzog, Mary Lighthall, Don Dobrowski, Marilyn Schmidt, and May Forcier have been especially loyal contributors.

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