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1967CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOL

CANAAN, NEW HAMPSHIRE

^ ^ ed ica lion

The Class of 1967 is proud

to dedicate this year's Blaze to

M r. & Mrs. Theodore F. Linn, Jr. For the past ten years they have

given unselfishly so that Cardigan

might be a better place In which

to live and learn. We who have

known the Linn family will remem­ber them for the high standards

and ideals they set for themselves and for us.

a c u i i^

Jan

S ta f f

THE HEADMASTER

3ERLAIN;geAdvis-

MR. CHARLES H. CHAMBERLAIN B .S ., University of Connecticut M .E d ., Springfield College Science, D irector of Green and White. Skiing, Varsity LaCrosse

MR. ROBERT B. FAHRNERA .B ., Joliet Junior College Language Arts, English, Archery, Drama Club

MR, AND MRS. NORMAN C. WAKELY•nl

MR. J. GASTON FAVREAU B .A ., Providence College Chairm an of French Departm ent Le C ercle Francais, Skiing.

MR. JOHN M, FETSCHER B. S . , College of the Holy Cross English, Skiing, Cam pcraft, Canoeing.

MRS. EDWARD G. GOODSPEED Edgewood Park Junior College Language Training.

MR. EDWARD G. GOODSPEED B .A ., Yale University Latin, Social Studies, Reserve Football, Tennis, Chess Club. MR. DANIEL P. HAZEN

B. A ., University of New HampshireAlgebra, Hockey, Baseball,Varsity Football.

MR. THEODORE F. LINNA .B ., Salem College,M .L ., University of Pittsburgh Senior Master, Social Studies, M athem atics, Tennis, "Skiing, Summer School C o-D irector, Travel Club.

MRS. THEODORE F. LINNA .B ., Salem College Language Training, Handbook C om m ittee Advisor

MR. NORMAN S. MACARTNEY B .A ., Colby College Math, Science, Cam pcraft, Canoeing, Geology Club, Skiing

MR. LANGDON F. LOMBARD B .A ., University of Massachusetts English, Varsity Soccer, Sailing, Music Appreciation Club

MR. DOUGLAS B. MARSHALLB .A ., Norwich UniversityVarsity Soccer, Skiing, Softball, Aviation Club

MR. KARL NYHUSB. A, , Norwegian M ilitary SchoolShop, Ski Coach, Shop Club

MR. ANDREW F. STEWART B .A ., Trinity College English, French, Ski Im prove­m ent, Skiing

MR. THOMAS P. ROUILLARD B. E d ., Keene Teachers College, M .A ., Bowling Green University Chairm an of English Departm ent,Ski Coach, Varsity LaCrosse, L iter­ary M agazine Advisor, Carving Club, Catholic Students' Advisor

MR. DAVID F. SHELTONB.A. , Texas A&M College, M .A ., Columbia University Social Studies, Language T ra in ­ing, Rifle Club, Ski Im prove­m ent

MR. JOHN S. STOUTB .A ., University of Hartford Math, Varsity Football, Ski Coach, Ski Improvement

MRS. JOHN S. STOUT B. A. , University of Hartford Art

MR. BRADFORD YAGGY, JR.A .B ., Dickinson CollegeB .S ., Shippensburg State College Director of Studies, Social Studies, Reserve Football, Skiing, Model Club, Debate Club, Summer School C o-D irector

MRS. LAWRENCE W. TALBERT Assistant to the Headm aster,

Office Manager

MRS. DOUGLAS S, JOHNSON Office

MRS. ROBERT LA MOTT Bookkeeper

MRS. EDWARD LARY Office

MRS. EMMONS COBB Assistant Treasurer

MRS. HAROLD WYMAN Recording Secretary

DR. I, A. DINERMAN School Physician

MISS MARY HOWE, R. N. School Nurse

MR. RICHARD J. CLANCY Steward Chef

MRS. DAVID SHELTON Library

MR, WILLIAM ROST Music

MR. RALPH B. COUTERMARSH Superintendent of Property

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„,V C U OffiicerALEFT to RIGHT: J. Sutton, Treasurer; C. G. Gallagher, S ecre tary ;!. Alden, V ice-P residen t;!, Pauli, President.

A HYMN TO

CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOLby Robert C. Hopkins

To Cardigan our favored school By nature's gifts benign - - We raise in song our thankfulness For beauty which is thine;For winter's snow;For after-glowWhen day fades into dreamsOf goals toward which we all will striveTo keep thy faiths alive;To keep thy faith in us alive,Together we will strive.

As Cardigan is mirrored inOur crystal lake so clear - -May we through life reflect thy truthsAnd m em ories as dear:Of summer's green;Fall's colors bright;Of glim m ering 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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JAMES CRAWFORD ALDEN "Pogo"3 Ward well Street, Adams, New York

ACTIVITIES: Photo Club 8, Green and White Council 9; Brewster II Floor Leader 9; Host Com m ittee 8, 9; Class V ice-President 9; Religious Activities Council 9; Blaze 9; Choir 8, 9; Cabinet 9; T ravel Club 8.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Lacrosse 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Conservation, Wild Life.

"Ian and Sylvia, you're putting m e on!"

BYRON WILLIS AUSTIN "By"146 White Street, Danbury, Conn.

ACTIVITIES; Hopkins’ Classrooms 9, Debate Club 9, Aviation Club 9.

SPORTS; Tennis 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Lacrosse 9.

CHRISTOPHER DEAN ARNOLD "Arny 'RED 2, Freeport, Maine

ACTIVITIES: Woodcarving 9; Aviation 9.

SPORTS; Football 8; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9; Forestry 7, 8; Tennis 7, 8, 9; Canoeing 7, 8.

HOBBIES: Skiing.

"Food"

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RICHARD BRADBURY BERGESON "Dick" George Hill Road, Lancaster, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 8, Carving Club 9, Choir 8.

SPORTS: Tennis 8, 9, Canoeing 8, Ski Team 9.

HOBBIES: Carving

"Now pal, if you want the Sunday Herald, it's .

STEPHEN DECATUR AUSTIN "Steve"Tenney Hill Road, K ittery Point, Me.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 9, Rock Hound 9.

SPORTS: Recreational Skiing 9, Baseball 9.

HOBBIES: CB Radio Operating, Making Radios.

"D on't like water, no, I don 't. But I like every­thing e ls e ."

ROBERT DEAN BIRCH George Hill Road, Enfield, N .H .

ACTIVITIES: French Club 9, Rock Hounds 9, Science Club 9.

SPORTS: Forestry 9, Recreational Skiing 9.

HOBBIES: Model Airplanes

"I live all a lo n e ."

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MARK LINNIE BURTON Buenos Aires, Argentina

ACTIVITIES; Aviation Club 8; Model Club 9; Racketry 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 8; Tennis 9; Sailing 8; Canoeing 9.

HOBBIES: Radios.

"South Am erica is going to p o t ."

ANTHONY PACKARD CHURCH "Tony"Beaver Pond Road, Lincoln, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 7, 8. 9; Blaze 8; Photo Club 7, 8, 9; Aviation Club 9.

SPORTS: Recreational Skiing 7; Hockey 8, 9; Baseball 8; Softball 7; Sailing Team 9; Ski Im provement 7.

HOBBIES: Model Making, Cycling, Sailing.

STEVEN HENRY CHAFFEE "Steve'20 Stone Tower Lane, Barrington, R.I.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8; Blaze 8; Photo Club 9 Boat Club 8.

SPORTS: Sailing 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Lacrosse M anager 8.

HOBBIES: W ater Sports, Skiing.

"Right!"

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G. RICHARDSON COOK "Cookie- 102 Leominster Road, Lunenburg, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Religious, A ctivities Council 8, 9;Host C om m ittee 7, 8, 9; Model Club 7,8, 9; Chess Club 7; Radio Club 7, 8; Debate Club 9; Science Club 9.

SPORTS: Hockey 7, 8. 9; Football 8, 9; Baseball 7, 8.

HOBBIES; Advanced Telecom m unicational electronics.

"Expression: 10-4!"

RICHARD ALLAN CLANCY "Rich"Cardigan Mt, School, Canaan, N. H.

ACTIVITIES; Model Club 7, 8; Wood Carving Club 9; Choir 7, 9; Art Club 7, 8.

SPORTS; Football 6, 7; M anager 8; Ski Team 6, 7,8, 9; Soccer 9; C ricket 8; Baseball 9.

HOBBIES: Drawing, Model Building, Wood Carving.

"Did you see tha t sled go?"

JAMES GIBBS COWAN "Jim"31 Twombly Drive, Summit, N. J.

ACTIVITIES; Chess Club 8; Bridge Club 8; Gun Club 8; Choir 9; Chronicle 9.

SPORTS; Football 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Tennis 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Skiing, Swimming.

"Y e a h ... right?"

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GORDON WILLIAM DEVEREAUX "Green"33 Lone Pine Road, Bloomfield Hills, M ichigan

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 7, 8, 9; Art 7, 8; Aviation Club 9; Travel Club 7.

SPORTS: Forestry 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9; Football 7.

HOBBIES: Skiing.

" I 'l l pound you through the w a ll ."

t :TIMOTHY OLIVER DUFF "Duffer"P .O . Box 455, Kentfield, California

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8; Chess Club 8; Choir 8, 9; Dramatics Club 9.

SPORTS: Archery 8; Football 8; Sailing 9; Rec­reational Skiing 8; Ski Team 9; C am p-craft and Canoeing 9.

HOBBIES: Chemistry, Cycling, Hiking, Camping, Sailing.

"What a contrast of a mouse!"

EDWARD HENRY FAY "Big Ted"52 Green Street, Canton, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Literary M agazine 8, 9; Model Club8 ,9 .

SPORTS: Hockey 7, 8, 9; Ski Improvement 7, 8, 9; Tennis 7, 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Snake Collecting.

"W awh!"

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CLAYTON GRIEST GALLAGHER "C. G ." M elvin V illage, New Hampshire

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8; Religious A ctivities Council 8, 9; Host C om m ittee 8, 9; C abinet 9; Student Council 9; Hayward Hall Floor Leader 9; Varsity C Club 8; Blaze 8, 9; Green and White Council 9,

SPORTS: Soccer 8, 9; Hockey 9; Lacrosse 8, 9; R ecreational Skiing 8.

HOBBIES: Sports.

"T h a t’s close!"

MICHAEL BRADFORD GARRISON "Mike"742 Fernwood Court, Ridgewood, N. J.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 7, 8; Travel Club 8; Religious A ctivities Council 9; Music Appreciation 9; Stock M arket Club 9; Gun Club 7; Green and White Council 9.

SPORTS: W aterfront 7; Lacrosse 8, 9; Ski Team 9; Soccer 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8; Forestry 8.

HOBBIES: Listening to the Rolling Stones.

"Right!"

JOHN OTTOMER GILBERT "Day Tripper"12 Eastway, Bronxville, N. Y,

ACTIVITIES: Sailing Club 8; Photo Club 8; Scrabble Club 7.

SPORTS: Football 9; Tennis 8; Sailing 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Cars, Skiing, Girls, Records.

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EDWARD GIVENS GOODSPEED "Givens" Cardigan Mt. School, Canaan, N. H.

ACTIVITIES: School Leader 9; Student Council 9; Job Cabinet 9; Am erican Politics 8; Blaze 8; Chronicle 8; Stock M arket Club 9; Choir 8, 9.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Tennis 8; Lacrosse 9.

HOBBIES: Skiing.

"Don't crack your shell!"

JOHN DOUGLAS GORMAN "Bow"The Ledgs, Norwich, Vermont

ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 8; Model Club 8; Head of Kitchen 9; Cabinet 9; Dramatics Club 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 7; Recreational Skiing 7, 8; Canoeing 7; Football 8.

HOBBIES; Skiing, Hunting, Girls.

"Science is organized thought. "

OWEN BEARSF GRAY "Big O"26 Shaw Drive, Wayland, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Art Club 7. 8, 9; Safety Com m is­sioner 8, 9,

SPORTS: Soccer 7, 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9; Tennis 7; Lacrosse 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Art, Drawing, Painting.

"Muscle Man"

CARL ERIC HARTDEGEN "Happy"Navy Sofar Station, APO, New York 09856

ACTIVITIES; Student Council 9; Host C om m ittee 8, 9; Public Relation Director 8; Chess Club 7, 8, 9; Wood Carving 9; Gun Club 7; L iterature Club 8.

SPORTS: W aterfront 6; Recreational Skiing 6, 7, 8, 9; Touch Football 7; Softball 7, 9; Soccer 8, 9; C ricket 8.

HOBBIES: Chess, Wood Carving.

"You've got a work d e ta i l ."

JAMES LEE HARD "Jay"RED 2, Hopewell Junction, New York

ACTIVITIES: Dram atics Club 9; Choir 9.

SPORTS: Tennis 9; Recreational Skiing 9; Sailing 9.

HOBBIES: Sailing, Skin Diving, Coins, Swimming.

"Zongga"

STEPHEN PHILEEN HEATH "Steve"250 Albro Lane, Cedarhurst, L. I . , New York

ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; Chess Club 8, 9; Hinman I Floor Leader 9; Bridge Club 8; Travel Club 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 8, 9; Hockey 9; Baseball 8; Recreational Skiing 8.

HOBBIES: Sports.

"Oh, no!"

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ROBERT HARRY HICKS. JR. "Butch"6 Smokes Creek Road, Orchard Park, N. Y.

ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; French I Floor Leader 9; Religious A ctivities Council 9; Math Club 8; Art Club 8; Music Appreciation 9; Gun Club 7, 8,9; Chess Club 8; Host C om m ittee 8.

SPORTS: Lacrosse 7, 8, 9; Soccer 8, 9; Ski Team 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Skiing, Wasting T im e.

"Can I borrow your poles?"

MARC EDWARD HOWE308 Indian T rail, Franklin Lakes, N. J.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8; Fishing Club 8; Chess Club 8; Photo Club 9; Green and White Council 9.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Archery 8.

HOBBIES: Hiking, Fishing, Swimming, Skiing, Sailing.

"It's all o v e r ."

ROBERT BARR KAYSER "Barr"34 Green Lane, Weston, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 7, 8, 9; Travel Club 7,8, 9; Radio Club 8; Varsity C Club 8; Head of Child Care 9,

SPORTS: Football 8; Soccer 9; Tennis 6, 7, 8; W aterfront 7; Recreational Skiing 6; Ski Team 7,8 ,9 .

HOBBIES: Cars, Car Building, Skiing.

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JAY DAVID LATTERMAN2093 Beechwood B lvd ., Pittsburgh, Pa.

ACTIVITIES: Shop Club 9; Blaze 8.

SPORTS: Football Manager 9; Hockey Manager 9; Lacrosse Manager 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Skiing, Sailing, Model Rockets.

"I plead the Fifth A m endm ent."

KURT ARTHUR KNOWLES111 Prospect Avenue, West Orange, N. J.

ACTIVITIES: Fire Commissioner 6; C lark Morgan II Floor Leader 8; Student Council 8, 9; Religious A ctivities Council 7; Dining Room Superintendent 9.

SPORTS; Soccer 7; Football 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Girls.

"Boy, do you have a good h a ircu t!"

RICHARD JAMES LAWSON1 Lantern Lane Farm, Foxboro, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 7; Radio Club 7; Gun Club 7, 8; Travel Club 7, 8, 9; Bridge Club 9.

SPORTS: Sailing 6, 7, 8; Lacrosse 7; Hockey 7, 8; Recreational Skiing 6; Soccer 8; Ski Im provem ent 9.

HOBBIES: Sailing.

"A h-ya-harm er!"

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WILLIAM RALPH MacINTYRE "Ralph"2202 W. 16th S t., W ilmington, Delaware

ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 8, 9; Music Appreciation 9; P olitical Discussion 8.

SPORTS: Football 8; Soccer 9; Lacrosse 8, 9; Recreational Sliiing 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Chess.

"I also like L. A ., right or wrong?"

GORDON McCOWN, JR. "Scooter"1268 Chestnut Street, Manchester, N. H.

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8; Choir 9; T ravel Club 8; French Club 9,

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Canoeing 8; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Lacrosse 9.

HOBBIES: Sports.

"Red h o t!"

ALAN PETER McDONALD "Pete"Apartado 7-838, Mexico 7 DF, Mexico

ACTIVITIES: Religious Activities Council 8, 9; Assistant Floor Leader 9; Bridge Club 8, 9; French Club 9.

SPORTS: Tennis 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Lacrosse 9.

HOBBIES: Coin and Stamp Collecting.

"You just follow m e ."

ROBERT EARLY MANLEY "Bob"206 Devon Road, Essex Fells, N. J.

ACTIVITIES: Job Cabinet 9; Gun Club 8, 9; Student A ctivities D irector 9; Chronicle 8, 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 8, 9; Hockey 8, 9; Baseball 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Sports, Models.

"Howdy, Mr. Goodspeed."

DEAN CHARLES MARTIN65 Lake Drive, Mountain Lakes, N. J.

ACTIVITIES: Cabinet 8, 9; Shop Club 7, 8, 9; Stock M arket Club 9; Gun Club 7, 8; Clark MorganII Floor Leader 9; Chess Club 7; T ravel Club 7, 8.

SPORTS: W aterfront 7; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9; Football 8, 9; Baseball 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Woodworking, Girls.

"Y ou've got a s l ip ."

THOMAS SCOTT MONSTED "Scott"16 Rosa Park, New Orleans, La.

ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 9; Model Club 9.

SPORTS: Tennis 9; Recreational Skiing 9.

HOBBIES: Chess, Electronics, Recording Tapes, Stamps, Fishing, Swimming.

"Look at the d o t ."

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RICHARD FORREST NEAL "Rich- 99 Spring Lane, Canton, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Religious A ctivities Council 8; Scrabble Club 7; Rock Hounds 9; Music Appreci­ation 9; Art Club 8.

SPORTS: Tennis 7, 8, 9; Skiing 7, 8; Hockey 9; Baseball 9.

HOBBIES: Skiing.

"Go clim b a t r e e ."

JOHN FORREST PAULL Comstock Hill Road, Norwalk, Conn.

ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; Travel Club 9; Dram atics 8; Music Appreciation 9; Cabinet 9; Job Foreman 9; Class President 9.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Sports.

"Seriously"

JOHN LEVISEUR NEWMAN "Scrapper"50 North Main Street, Essex, Conn.

ACTIVITIES: Choir 8; Travel Club 8, 9; Carving 9; Aviation 9; Boat Club 8; Cabinet 9; Religious Activities Council 9; Chess Club 8.

SPORTS: Soccer 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9; Lacrosse 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Sailing, Model Building.

"Surprise, surprise, surprise."

DAVID ALEXANDER RITCHIE "Sandy" Norwood Heights, Gloucester, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; Model Club 8; Varsity C Club 8; Gun Club 8; Checker Club 8; Boat Club 8; T ravel Club 9; Stock M arket Club 9; C abinet 9; French II Floor Leader 9.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Ski Team 8, 9; Lacrosse 9,

HOBBIES: Dances.

"God"

GEORGE ALEXANDER ROBINSON "Alex"Box 473, Saxtons River, Vermont

ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8; Boat Club 8; Choir 8, 9; Carving Club 9; Art 8; Shop 9.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Hockey 8; Sailing 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 9,

HOBBIES: Building Radios, Carving.

DAVID HARRISON SAVITT "Mole- 24 Norwood Road, West Hartford, Conn.

ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 7, 8; Educational Challenge 7; Music Appreciation Club 7; Model Club 9.

SPORTS: Tennis 7, 8; Recreational Skiing 7, 8; Forestry 7; Ski Im provement 8; Soccer 9; Hockey Manager 9; Baseball Manager 9.

HOBBIES: Radio Com munications.

"0 -w e, o-we, o-we, o -w e ."

KENT LOWELL SEITH4 Wyoma Drive, Auburn, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: M odel Club 7 ,8 ; Blaze 9; Religious A ctivities Council 9; Chess Club 9; Green and White Council 9; K obalties' Club 8; Science Club 8.

SPORTS: Soccer 7, 8, 9; Baseball 7; Lacrosse 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7 ,8 ; Ski Team 9.

HOBBIES: Coin C ollecting, Skiing.

"Look out! Here comes wolfman. "

PAUL MARTIN SMITH "Smity"3202 Cleveland Avenue, N. W ., Washington, D. C,

ACTIVITIES: Travel Club 7, 8; Dram atics 8, 9; Model Club 8; Gun Club 8.

SPORTS: Canoeing 7, 9; Sailing 7, 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Scuba Diving.

"You want to fight?"

ROBERT BARCLAY SMITH "Bob" Winding Creek Farm, Sodus, N. Y.

ACTIVITIES: Rocket Club 8; Model Club 9; Debate Club 9; Chess Club 8; Bridge Club 8.

SPORTS: Soccer 9; Football 8; Lacrosse 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8, 9.

HOBBIES: Model Building, Water Skiing.

"I 'm not an a th le te ."

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JOHN ABBOTT SUTTON Cousins Island, Yarmouth, Maine

ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; Class Treasurer 9; Auditorium Head 9; Debate Club 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 8; Hockey 8; Tennis 8, 9; Football 9; Ski Team 9.

HOBBIES: Debate Club.

"Guess n o t ,"

WILLIAM PITKIN STEVENS III "Bill"52 Salisbury Drive, Westwood, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Stock M arket Club 9; Green Team C aptain 9; Class Room Superintendent 9; Cabinet 9; Travel Club 7, 8; Aviation Club 9; Chess Club 8; Dining Room Assistant 8.

SPORTS: W aterfront 7; Soccer 8, 9; Baseball 7, 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 7, 8; Ski Team 9.

HOBBIES: Skiing, Waterskiing, Soccer, Girls.

"I need a fix after this!"

GUY ANDREW SWENSON III "Needles"18 Ridge Road, Concord, N. H.

ACTIVITIES: Green and White Council 9; Blaze 9; M ath Club 8; Am erican Politics 8, 9; Map Club 8; Model Club 9.

SPORTS: Tennis 8; Ski Team 8, 9; Soccer 9.

HOBBIES: Rock Collecting, Skiing.

"Ri----- ght?"

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CHARLES FOSTER THOMPSON "Tod"7 Edgehill Drive, Darien, Conn.

ACTIVITIES: Shop Club 8, 9; Chess Club 8; Dining Room Assistant 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 8, 9; Ski Im provem ent 8; Ski Team 8, 9; Lacrosse 9.

HOBBIES: W ater Skiing, Girls, Skiing.

"I c a n 't believe i t . "

CHRISTOPHER HALE ZAMORE "Chris" Cross Point Road, North Edgecomb, Me.

ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 7, 8, 9; Choir 7, 8, 9.

SPORTS: Sailing 7, 8; Recreational Skiing 7, 8; Soccer 9; Ski Team 9; Canoeing 9.

HOBBIES: Model Building.

"Why?"

ALAN IRA WEINER "Ing"37 Tupelo Road, Swampscott, Mass.

ACTIVITIES: Choir 9; Publicity Director 9; Cabinet 9; Chronicle 8, 9; Blaze 9; Fire M arshall 9; Rocket Club 8, 9.

SPORTS: Football 8, 9; Lacrosse 8, 9; Recreational Skiing 8; Hockey 9.

HOBBIES: Skateboarding.

"You guys just don 't understand wolfman!"

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OWEN GRAY Most Muscular

JAY HARD Earliest Riser

GIVENS GOODS PEED Done Most For Cardigan Most Popular Most Likely To Succeed

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BILL STEVENS Ladies' Man

RALPH MAC INTYRE Class Clown

DAVID SAVITTNoisiest Fastest Talker

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STEVE HEATH Best Athlete

JIM ALDENMost Alert

TOD THOMPSON Best Looking

SANDY RITCHIE Most Active

KURT KNOWLES Best Dressed

CHRIS ZAMORE Class Brain

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ALAN WEINER Class Optimist

SITTING: A. Dann, J r., C. Botway, C. W akely. STANDING; M. Aciemo. G. McKinnon, Jr., G, Harkless, C, Dulmage, N. Drinker, J. Foster, J r ..

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FIRST ROW: A, Butler, J. Sundborg, F. Pouliot, E. Trice, J. Ashe, S. Mervis, M. Kirkland, C. Erickson, S. Lothrop, E. Enegren, J r . , D. Aldrich, W. Danforth, J r . . SECOND ROW: J. Goodspeed, R. Pigott, L. LaChance, J. Crane, M. C leveland, R. Graham, H. Sutton, C. M cGill, P. Gardent, S. August, B. Browne, H. Gewandter, P. Swanberg. THIRD ROW: J. Pagenstecher, N. Lester, R. G illespie, S. Shanks, E. Hyde, K. Lary, T . Breton, D. Roberts, P. Krauss, T . Hunt, S. Dulm age, E. Arnold.

FIRST ROW: W. Bucksbaum, R. Lloyd, H. Hansen. J r . , R. Carpenter, J. Carruthers, B. Cummings,S. Bresky, T . Doggett, J r . , S. Johnson, G. Hutchinson, P. Abbott. SECOND ROW: J. Corroon, D. Dennison, C. M errick, C. Durling, T . Gurganus, A, Colem an, F. Kenly, III, W. Calder, H. Hinman, D. G iller, N. Davis, J r . . THIRD ROW: D. Latoff, J. Jeanneney, H. Turner, J. Ford, J. C arter, B. Ellis, G. Blair, T . Moran, G. Bentley, III, T , Lindberg, J. MacFadyen, J. M arshall.

FIRST ROW: S. Tucker, R. Perry, M. Lipski, G. Troy, R. Tam bone, N. Paul, J r . , W. Singer, V. Toft, M. Rothschild, T . Schriber, J r . , P. Toohey, J r . . SECOND ROW: C. Wright, II, F. Rowe, R. Richards, W. Thomas, R. Whaland, R. Vickers, W. Walker, J r . , D. D. Ritchie, T . Marsden, III,J. Sculthorpe, THIRD ROW: T . Terragni, E. White, M. Shaheen, R. Whyte, P. Russ, W. Wirene, J r ., S. Gerould, S. ReUy, H. Robson.

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SITTING: D. Yaggy, D. Blunt STANDING: L. Aldrich, S. Goodspeed.

T . Hazen and J. Wakely

M. Wakely with J. Stout

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D. Blunt, E. Aldrich, K. Channberlain

K. Rouillard and S. Broadhurst

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. M arshall. D. Martin, J. Pauli, H. Robson, E. Goodspeed, D. Ritchie, III, G. Blair, J. Corroon, J. Alden. SECOND ROW: C. Wright, II, W. Wirene, J r.,C. Merrick, F. Kenly, III, A. Colem an, K. Knowles. T. Marsden, III, A. W einer. THIRD ROW; P. Gardent, H. Hinman, J. Cowan, M. Howe, T . Gurganus, G. Cook, G. McCown, Jr. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Stout, R. Whyte, R. Vickers, J. Sutton, J. Gilbert, T . Moran, G. Robinson, Mr. Hazen. FIFTH ROW: W. Calder, J. Latterm an, Manager; B. Taym ore, M anager; A. Rubins, N. Davis, Jr.

This year the Cardigan Football T eam was m arked as a failure. This failure was due to the size and power. Though the size was small in both respects and the power was lim ited , the am bition, drive, guts and coaches overruled the team spirit in our downfall of hard fought games.

The first game played on Cardigan soil with T ilton marked our first defeat of 14-36. Our second defeat fell to the Proctor Reserves 6-12. Then in the third gam e Cardigan ventured to New Hampton and finished in a hard fought game with a tie of 6-6 . The fourth game which we lost to Vermont Academy with a score of 10-14 was a close struggle. The fifth game of the season we were m et with another defeat with a score of 24-0 by K im ball Union Academy. Our last and final gam e was lost to Brewster Academy with a score of 30-16.

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occer

FIRST ROW: M r. M arshall, A. Butler, J. Jeanneney, P. Abbott, W. Stevens, III, R. Hicks,C. Z am ore, S. Johnson, W. D anforth, J r . , M r. Lom bard. SECOND ROW: P. Russ, M anager; R. C lancy , G. Bentley, III, J. Sculthorpe, C . Thom pson, C . G allagher, J r . , R. M anley,W. W alker, J r . , R. Sm yth. THIRD ROW; G. Troy, C . D urling, O. Gray, W. Rowe, R. M acIntyre, G. Swenson, III. FOURTH ROW: H. Sutton, N. Paul, J r . , K. Seith, S. H eath,J. Newm an, Jr.

This y ea r's soccer team began on a m uch higher le v e l o f ab ility than last year. During the first few practices the basic skills of passing, trapping, and k ick ing were quickly m astered . The first few scrim m ages c lea rly showed the basic superiority of the offense as com pared to the defense. T he offense was so c lea rly ta len ted th a t we won our first th ree gam es against New H am pton, La S a le tte , and Holderness by scores of 6 -0 , 3 -1 , and 5 -3 respective ly .

We lost our first gam e on the road to New H am pton on a ra in soaked fie ld 3 -2 . We had a sneaking suspicion th a t the opposition had w ater wings in add ition to their right and le f t wings.

The next gam e was to be the best gam e of the season, the fina l turning point to our w inning ways. K im ball Union A cadem y, a team we had never beaten , m anaged to .hold off our scoring bids for the first h a lf and desperately held on wliile we pum ped two shots through the goal. The gam e ended in a 2 -2 tie .

At La S a le tte we again fe ll v ic tim , this tim e to ra ther m ountainous terra in on th e ir soccer fie ld . Holderness proved to be our only double win of the season w ith a score of 6 -2 . K .U . A. m anaged to avenge the ea rlie r 2 -2 tie by beating us at hom e a t our final gam e 3 -1 .

Our to ta l season reads 4 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie , but the num ber of goals te ll a d ifferen t story. We outscored our opposition 2 7 -19 . N eedless to say, m uch of the cred it goes to our two coaches, M r. Lom bard and Mr. M arshall.

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e5en/e ^^ootLaii

FIRST ROW: W. Thom as, S. Shanks, J. C arter, T . T erragn i, S. August, T . D oggett, J r . , R. T am bone, T . Breton, T . Schriber, J r . , C , Erickson. SECOND ROW: C . Arnold, J. Ford, S. Bresky, D . Latoff, A. C hurch, E. W hite, R. Lloyd, J . G oodspeed, J. C rane, S. T ucker, M . Lipski, B. C um m ings (M anager). THIRD ROW: M r. Goodspeed (C oach), S. M ervis, J. Ashe, J. P agenstecher, N. D rinker, H . H ansen, J r . , H . T urner, A. Dann, J r . , W. Singer, K. Lary, E. H yde, M r. Yaggy (C oach). FOURTH ROW:C . Arnold (M anager).

This fa ll the reserve foo tball team played th ree gam es under the coach ing of M r. Yaggy and M r. Goodspeed. T he team never cam e b ack w ith a w in, bu t gave th e ir a ll in every gam e . The first gam e against H artford Junior High, we lost 18 -8 . T hen against Sc against H artford Junior H igh, we lost 18 -8 . T hen against Sacred H eart we lost 2 3 -0 . On our la s t gam e we held Lebanon to a 0 -0 tie u n til th irty seconds in the first h a lf . H ow ever, we lost 14-0 . We indeed had an ac tiv e year.

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eSerue S .occep

FIRST ROW: S. D ulm age, T . Lindberg, H. Turner, C . W akely, R. Kayser, III, W. Bucksbaum . SECOND ROW; J. C arruthers, D. G ille r, T , H unt, C . H artdegen , M. Rothschild, D. A ldrich , S. Lothrup, J . M acFadyen. THIRD ROW: Mr. B otelle (C oach), M . Garrison, R. G raham , P. T oohey , J r . , S. G erould, J. F ried lich , B, Browne, Mr. Blunt (C oach).

Reserve soccer was a new ac tiv ity a t C ardigan this fa ll. T he boys tha t m ade up this team were the boys who w ouldn 't be ab le to p a r t ic i­p a te enough on the varsity te a m . T heir coaches Mr. Botelle and Mr. Blunt lead them through hard and d ifficu lt days.

T he reserve team played the second string varsity and lost by a score of 3 -0 . T he reserve team played a good g am e . N ext year they hope th a t they w ill get a chance to play varsity soccer.

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ennid

FIRST ROW: M . K irkland, G. H utchinson, F. Poulio t, C . Botway, J . Sundborg. SECOND ROW: R. Bergeson, E. Fay, R. N eal, R. G illesp ie , M . Fahrner, T . M onsted, R. P igott, N, Lester. THIRD ROW:A. M cD onald, J. H ard, R. Richards, R. Levine, B. Austin, Mr. Linn.

This season of fa ll tennis, under the d irec tion of M r. Linn, has given a chance for the younger and unexperienced to ap p rec ia te the pleasure of tennis.

A lthough the w eather, la te r in the season, b ecam e in c lem en t the te n ­nis group repaired the courts for next year and helped a t o ther areas to im prove the appearance of our cam pus.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: S, A ustin, M r, M acartney , E, Enegren, J r . , D. Dennison, F. Potin , J r . , D . Roberts,

Through the fa ll the boys in cam p craft and canoeing , under the super­vision of Mr. M acartney and M r. Fetscher, h av e exercised a ll m e c h a n ­ics of being a good cam p er. This ac tiv ity increases the skills of knot tie in g , axem anship , topographic , m ap work, com pass work, cam p fire safety , m e a l p repara tion , canoeing safety , h ik ing , b ack -p ack in g , cam p and pack preparations and first a id .

Outside ac tiv itie s in th is group have been m ad e and w ere thoroughly enjoyed by a ll involved . These trips included canoeing on Crystal Lake and Goose Pond, c lim b ing C ard igan M ountain, sw im m ing a t Orange Gorge, an overnight to Grag C am p S helter and h ik ing around neighboring areas.

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SITTING: G. M cK innon, G. D evereaux . STANDING: R. C arpen ter, P. Krauss, M r. Braym an, D . C o lie , R. Birch.

Our forestry group th is fa ll started out by c lea rin g the wooded area betw een the tennis courts and the soccer f ie ld . They also cu t down a huge pine tree near the boat house and trim m ed i t . T hey are cu tting down trees th a t are in the way of the cam pus im provem ent or not needed . O ccassionally the ir le ad e r, Mr, Brayman would take them in to town.

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S k J mppouem en t

FIRST ROW: R. Lawson, B. Ellis, S. Beach, M. Shaheen. SECOND ROW: M r, S tew art, R. Perry, V, T o ft, R. Swanberg, S. Reily, M r. Shelton.

This y e a r 's ski im provem ent ac tiv ity was run by M r, Shelton w ith the assistance of M r, S tew art, The boys th a t p a rtic ip a ted on this ac tiv ity worked on th e schoo l’s ski slopes on the P in n ac le . They cu t down trees and h acked out bushes to w iden the cu t off tra il th a t by passes the head w all. They also cu t a new tra il from th e parking lo t up to the cu t off tra i l . These boys com ple ted th e ir p ro jec ts by burning the brush and trees th a t they had cu t down.

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SITTIN G : R. G raham , G. Bentley. G. Blair, C . M errick , R. M anley. S. H eath. A. W einer.J. W alker, E. Fay, R. Lloyd. STANDING: D. S av itt. R. N eal, R. Cook, S. August, J. L atterm an , M anager; P. G ardent, M anager; O. Gray, W. C alder, M r. H azen, C oach; M r. Fetscher, C oach;J. Corroon, M anager.

This year C ard igan 's hockey te a m 's C o-C ap ta ins w ere Bob M anley and S teve H eath and the C oaches w ere M r, H azen and M r. Fetscher. The team had e lev en scheduled gam es and a ll w ere played ex cep t the New H am pton gam e, w hich was c a n ce lled b e ­cause o f snow. On the w hole, we had good luck w ith the w eather m an and the ice was solid . T he lin e -u p w ent as follows: Line - - Bob M anley, Rick G raham , C . G. G allagher, Jay W alker, Bill C alder, John M arshall M ac Lloyd, R ichie Cook, Bumper Hyde, S teve August and T ay lo r Breton. Defense m en were - - S teve H eath, Richard N eal. Phil G ardent, Barry Robson, Owen Gray, and G eoff Blair. G oalees were - - A lan W einer and Chris M errick . Our season was wound up with a d efea t against Eaglebrook. Our final record was th ree wins and seven losses.

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S k earn

FIRST ROW: C . W right, J. Jeanneney, P. Abbott, M . Burton, M anager; T , D oggett, B. Hicks,B. Kayser, D. Hanson, T . M oran, R. Bergeson, M anager. SECOND ROW; Mr. Nyhus, C oach; M. Garrison. T . Thom pson, S. R itchie, B. Stevens, K. Seith , C . M cG ill, G. Swenson, T . Duff.B. Davis, Mr. Stout, C oach.

C ard igan 's ski team has been very successful this year. We have won seven ou t of our e ig h t o rig inal m eets. Our Nordic team held up the m ajo rity of the team this year.We had m any ex c e lle n t jum pers in the seventh and e igh th grades. These boys w ill hold up the team next year. We also had a strong cross-country team m ade up of R itchie, S eith , Swenson, Jeanneney, A bbott, S tevens and D avis. Our strong jum pers w ere Davis, M cG ill, Hanson and Thom pson.

We had a fine coaching staff m ade up of M r. Stout and Mr. Nyhus. We would lik e to thank M r. Yaggy and the Norpines for the ir help w ith the o ffic ia tin g of our ski m ee ts .

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p .p f

In the beginning o f the year la te one n ight before our fa ll sport season had begun, M r. W akely led a Pep Rally from his house down the drive w here boys ran in the dorms g a th e r­ing the boys from their rooms and te llin g them to m ee t a t the flag po le . In just five to ten m inutes a ll of the boys w ere in a m arch, m arch ing down by the lak e w here we l i t a bon fire . When the boys w ere a ll down there they had a few speeches and then som e boys threw a dum m y into the fire .

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W ln ie r 2 ) . ance

Saturday, D ecem ber 10, was a hopping day on the C ardigan cam pus. N inety girls from the surrounding towns were inv ited to C ard igan to a ttend the Xm as dance and a play by the D ram a C lub.

A fter the p lay the boys escorted the girls over to the dining room w hich was decorated w ith angels o v e r­head and num erous bright colored trees. M usic was supplied by the Morloks and the dance was a com p le te success.

A wild dancing even ing was thoroughly enjoyed by a ll.

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C iuL

On D ecem ber 10th, the D ram atics C lub produced a take o ff on the p lay Julius C aesar, T he cast consisted o f Paul Sm ith , Jay Hard, John Gorm an, Skip Paul, Roger W hyte, C hapin W right, Chris M errick, John S tahl and John M ac Fadyen. The play was very w ell produced, thanks to the e x ­c e lle n t d irec tio n of M r. Fahrner and everyone is w aiting for their nex t production w hich w ill be produced la te r this year.

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.A w a J i B a n a u e t

This Fall Awards Banquet was a g reat success. Everybody sat down to a de lic ious steak dinner supplied by C lancy . A fter the f illin g m ea l the represen tatives of each fa ll ac tiv ity spoke about his a c tiv ity . T he speakers for the school team s w ere A lan W einer for foo tball, C . G. G allagher for S occer and Steve August for ligh tw eigh t foo tba ll. The le tte rs were then given out to the best players on ea c h te a m . T he Most V aluab le P layer and M ost Im proved Player w ere given out to the two varsity team s. K ent Seith rece iv ed M .V . P. for soccer, Windsor Rowe rece iv ed M .I .P . for soccer, Sandy R itch ie won M .V .P . for foo tball and Corning K enly won M .l .P . for foo tba ll. A t the end of the banquet C lancy was g iven a cheer for the m e a l.

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ance

On Saturday, February 4th, C ardigan hosted ano ther group of girls from the surrounding towns for the second dance of the year. One unusual fac t is th a t we fina lly had a dance in the aud ito rium . T he m usic was supplied by "N asal Basal and the Four Noses" a lthough som e old tim ers just c o u ld n 't keep th e ir hands off the m ik e . Personal appearances w ere m ade by Jay W alker and Tom M oran.

T he aud ito rium was m oon equipped w ith a huge m u ltico lo red " Phsycedelic cough d ro p ." We a ll owe our sincerest thanks to the facu lty wives, and to the students who m ade the dance such a success.

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C^Lristmad (j ca n c ^ u e t an d S .e i * u L c e

On D ecem ber 15th, the Christm as dinner was held in the dining room . M r. C lancy served a fine m e a l. A fter the m e a l one o f Santa C lau s’s helpers appeared w ith presents for a ll the m aste rs ' ch ild ren . T he ch ild ren were p leasan tly surprised. A fter d inner we had the C and le lig h t S erv ice in the chape l w hich inc luded a play by C harles D ickens.

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G R A D U A T E S

Son, you m ay not know in '59 I expressed nnyself in kind.Y ou 're en tire ly d ifferen t from

brother D ave - Football, hockey and baseball

were his sweets.T ennis, skiing and boating

are your m ea t.

Each in your own way A im ed for the m oon

and caugh t a star.C ard igan reached for you

and took you far.W e're proud as punch to

know you 're ours - G rateful s till, we thank H eaven

for you, C ardigan and the boys of '67 .

N ancy G riffith Bergeson

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ronicle

FIRST ROW; C . W akely, R. M anley , Mrs. Birch, C . M cG ill, D. S av itt, D. GiLler. SECOND ROW; J . G oodspeed, D. C o lie , A. W einer, J. Cow an.

m m _^A 5i6tants

SEATED; M. Howe, R. Lawson, R. P igo tt. STANDING; B. T aym ore , F. Rowe, Mrs. Shelton , C. A rnold, D. S av itt, W. Thom as, D. A ldrich , G. D evereaux, R. L evine, R. Richards.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: S. T ucker, W. C alder, J. A lden, K. Seith , Mrs. C ham b erla in , G, Swenson, III,C . G. G allagher, J r . , W. Singer, A. C o lem an .

Teen un

KNEELING: N. Davis, J r . , M . Howe, G. Swenson, III, J. A lden. STANDING: D. M artin , M. Garrison, M r. C ham berla in , T . D oggett, J r ., K. Seith, C . G. G allagher, J r . , C . Thom pson, W. Stevens, III.

e& C^ouncii

SITTING: K. Seith , A. M cD onald, M. H icks. STANDING; M. G arrison, J . A lden, C . G. G allagher, J r . , A. W einer, J, G ilbert, J . N ew m an, J r . , R. Lloyd.

FIRST ROW; R. C arpen ter, A. Butler, P. Swanberg, T . H unt, G. Harkless, H . H ansen, J r . , C .Botway, R. C lancy , M. A cierno, G. M cKinnon, J r . , A. Dann, J r . , W. D anforth, J r . , J. S tah l, SECOND ROW; J. M acFadyen, R. P igo tt, F. Potin , J r . , N. Lester, R. Lloyd, P. T oohey , J r . , G.B lair, S. Reily, V. T oft, J. Carrutliers. THIRD ROW; J . A lden, T . Duff, R. Bergeson, E. Goo'dspeed,A. W einer, J. C arter, E. W hite, C . Z am ore . FOURTH ROW; R. W hyte, R. V ickers, G. M cCown, J r . ,G. Robinson, J. G orm an, J . H ard, J. Cow an, P. G ardent.

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. J^ost (C om m ittee

KNEELING: B. C um m ings, J. A lden, D, M artin , C . W akely. STANDING: R. M anley , G. Cook, D. S av itt, C . G. G allagher, J r . , P. G ardent, E. T r ic e , J . G oodspeed, K. Knowles, J . Cow an.

ommiddioneri

FIRST ROW: J. Corroon, B. T aym ore , J. Jeanneney . SECOND ROW: R. G illesp ie , P. G ardent, Mr. Stout, R. Lawson, F. K enley, III, R. N eal,

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Student CtouncL

FIRST ROW: J. G oodspeed, J. P au li, E. Goodspeed, M r. W akely, D. A. R itchie, III, T . M arsden, K. Knowles, J. Sutton. SECOND ROW: S. H eath , D. C o lie , M. H icks, W. C ald er, N. D avis, J r . ,C . G. G allagher, J r . .

FIRST ROW: J. Sutton, N. D avis, J r . , D. M artin , A. W einer, W. C alder. SECOND ROW: J. Goodspeed, K. Knowles, E. G oodspeed, R. M anley, C . G. G allagher, J r . , J. A lden. THIRD ROW: F. Rowe, W. Stevens, III, B. A ustin, A. M cDonald.

LEFT to RIGHT: R. C lancy, C. H artdegen, K. Knowles, R. Levine, R. Lawson.

’F rench

LEFT to RIGHT: A. M cD onald, R. Birch, M. Lipski, M r. Favreau, P. A bbott.

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C onfectionary and A ll Beverages, W hite River J e t . , V t . , T e l. 295-3159 VOICE and VISIONMR. and MRS. WILLIAM M. WALKER WEBSTER SHOP, H anover, N .H .HENDERSON and WHALAND, IN C ., INSURANCE, Nashua, N .H .MR. and MRS. WILLIAM G. WHYTE J. S. WOLFE, JEWELERS, Lebanon, N .H .

Photography by Dave AtwoodHanover, N .H .

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