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LEADERSHIPEveryone at Cardigan strives to become

leaders. All across campus, there are roving leaders willing to show the Cardigan Way at any given time.

Cardigan is a school full of traditions. We take pride in ourselves and in continuing the traditions that have been established for 64 years.

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603-523-4321 www.cardigan.org

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New Opportunities...New LifeHave Fun... Work hard

Cardigan offers opportunities for boys to grow both physically and mentally. Going to school away from home is not an easy thing to do, but Cardigan is worth it. Leadership opportunities, the Sandwich Fair, Headmaster's Day, sports, classwork and study times are all part of Cardigan life. Cardigan is a special place for boys to learn, play, grow, and create a way for the future.

The nicCuskersThe school community is pleased to have the McCuskers as part of our school family for a second year. Mr. McCusker graduated from Cardigan in 1980 (check out the 1980 yearbook in the library!), and both Mr. and Mrs. McCusker were on the faculty in the early '90's before rejoining us again last year. The family is active in all aspects of campus life and they enjoy life in Frieze House with Buzzy, the chocolate lab. We appreciate all of their contributions to CMS!

Mrs. Steff McCusker "Free Safety"

Colin McCusker '09

Cam McCusker '10

Ed RamosThirty-five years at CMS. Algebra I and II, Geometry. Pre-

Calculus; Soccer official, Nordic Skiing, Varsity Tennis, coach. Greenwood House, Honorary alum 2006.

Father of Ray ’01 and Vidal '97.

Wim HartThirty-second year at CMS. English 9. English Department Chair; bus driver, Recreational Skiing, JV Tennis; Dean of

Rock 'n Roll; Greenwood House affiliate; bass in Grades Mid Comments; spelling bee moderator; faculty volleyball.

Dudley ClarkTw enty-eighth year at CM S. M ath; Zamboni driver; medical trip driver. Honorary alum 2006. M oming-

break doughnut provider and semi-retired.

Faculty & Staff

Nick LynchTwenty-second year at CMS; History

Department Chair; History 8, 9; Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball.

RandyMacdonald Jamie FunnellTwenty-second year at CMS; Math 6, 7, 8, and

9; Himnan I; medical driver; David's House volunteer.

Nineteen years at CMS; Science 8; Assistant Headmaster; Director of Placement: Dean of Faculty; Reserve Lacrosse;

North Dorm; father of Sam '07 and Nicky '09

Susan RivesNineteenth year at CMS. Fine Arts; Art Department Chair; choir; calligraphy on

awards and documents.

Alex Gray Rick ExtonFourteenth year at CMS. English; Polar bear

club, Soccer, Skiing, recycling. Banks House.Fourteenth year at CMS; English as a Second 1

Secondary School Placement; Director of Iniemational 5Prognim; Lacrosse: Clark Morgan II; father of Joe ^

Allan KreuzburgThirteenth year at CM S; Science chair. Biology and

Physical Science; F oo tball W restling, Lacrosse; D irector o f Residential Life; Franklin House.

Dave AuerbachTwelfth year at CMS; Biology and Life Science; Gates

Program, Work Detail; Science Department Chair; Brewster II;Lego Robotics Team. Rube Goldberg Competition.

Pat lacuzziEleventh year at CMS;Xibrarii

Day Student Liaso

Mike FitzgeraldTenth year at CMS. History 8, 9. JV Hockey,

JV Baseball, Dewar House. Clubs coordinator.

Chris KennyNinth year at CMS; English 8,9; Wilderness, Reserve Hockey, Wilderness; CMII and III;

dog named Pinch.

Chris JenkinsEighth year at CMS; Latin; Soccer, BaskettJ

Baseball; Dewi

Ryan Feeleyb years at CM S. English; Cross Country Running, H lo r o f Sum m er Session, guitar and lead vocals in m e s and Conunents^ D ew ar House.

Jim ScottEight years at CMS. Woodworking; Theater; Stowell House.

Chuck McCormickEight years at CMS. Leadership program 8, 9; Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse. Dean of Students. Hayward Dorm.

Steve LedbetterB t years at CMS. Music Department Chair; Kic 6, 7, 8 and 9; Glee Club, Music semble and Choir; Grades and Comments.

Mark HoltSeventh year at CMS. Grade Sixth History, English and Science; Gales; Thirds Basketball; Gates Invention and Innovation Competition Director; Hayward Dorm.

John D’EntremontSeven years at Cardigan. History. Director of Studies. North Dorm, CMS class of '94.

Gus DeMaggioK years at CMS. Life Skills; Soccer, Alpine [ing. Director of Snow Sports; French Dorm.

Miki FeraFive years at CMS. Math; Alpine Skiing; French Dorm.

John BayreutherFifth year at CMS. Ethics and Spirilua! Life; Director of Spiritual Life. JV Soccer. Thirds Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse. Stowell House. Manager of Microburst Ice Arena. Father of Gavin, '09

Mary NoordsyFour years at CM S. 6th Grade English, History and

Science; Yearbook A dvisor and photographer; evening hbrary coverage; m om of Jack '09.

Jarrod CaprowFourth year at Cardigan; PEAKS;

PEAKS department chair; bus driver;North dorm.

Marten WennikFourth year at CM S; English 7; Varsity !

Coach; A ssociate Director o f Admissions, DiB Financial Aid; Greenwood House £

Austen HannisThird year at CMS. History 7, 8; JV Football Head Coach,

Varsity Basketball. Varsity Baseball; Assistant Athletic Director: Student Acliviiies Coordinator, Clark Morgan 11.

Charlie HilbertThird year at CMS; History, English as a

Second Language; medical driver;Clark Morgan III.

Robbie Barker ’97Second year at CMS; History; V>|

Football, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Bas4 Brewster I; haircut i

Sayre Sumner Ken CushingSecond year at CM S; A lgebra 1, Pre-Algebra;

Competitive Snowboarding; Tennis; H inman II. M om o f David '12, W ill ‘11 and Doel, '09.

Second year at CM S; Spanish 1, 2 & 3; Cross Country, W restling and Sailing;

W orld Languages Department Chair; Brewster II.

Eric LaneSecond year at CMS; Science,

photography, Gates

Chris Grangerond year at CMS; Biology, Life Science;

ek Climbing, Thirds Hockey, Sailing;III.

Ryan FrostSecond year at CMS; Life Skills; JV Football, Varsity Lacrosse; Hinman I affiliate; Athletic Director.

Kristin TobinSecond year at CMS; Spanish I; Athletic Trainer; North Dorm.

Tim LeRoyigBlAyear at CM S; M ath; V arsity Soccer; Varsity S e> % JV Baseball; Dean o f Students for the ■ m e r Session; French I; dog Bruschi.

Jake SpearmanSecond year at CM S; Latin, English; JV Football, Recreational Skiing, Lacrosse; French il dorm affiliate. Father o f Reed '09, Jas ' 10 and Chandler ' 12.

Barbara GloverFirst year at CMS (three summer school sessions); PEAKS coach; grandmother of C aleb'11.

Scott Hairen t "official" year at CMS (interned here last ■ ); PEAKS coach; Brewster I affiliate.

Shannon GahaganFirst year at CMS; Spanish; Thirds Basketball; Hinman I.

Lewis MatsonFirst year at CMS; Physical Science, Life Science, Gates Invention Program; Soccer. Skiing, Tennis; French I; private pilot; retired U.S. Army sergeant major.

D.D. OtapFirst year at CMS; PEAKS coach; Hinman II.

Karel PluharFirst year at CMS; Geometry, Basketball,

Soccer; Franklin and Stowell affiliate; father of Pavel '07, David '09, and Mikael '11.

Alfred Schultz Sanchez-Mejorada

First year at CMS; Spanish; Reserve SocBI JV Basketball; Hayward; Music EnsemB

(violin

f/y A k

Patrick TurcotteFirst year at Cardigan; French; Soccer, JV

Hockey; Brewster dorm parent.

Jodie BurnettAssistant to the Business Manager

Ryan SinclairFirst year back at CMS (fifth year total)

French; Football, Hockey; Franklin House.

Jill CavalieriComptroller

Roz BurkeDirector of Health Serviol

Brian CheekDirector of DevelopM

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Karen Colburniissions Office Administrative Assistant

Joe CollinsTwenty-seventh year at CMS. Special Projects; Assistant Headmaster Emeritus.

Leroy Coutermarshlldings and Grounds

Angie CraigBuildings and Grounds

Christine FerlandSchool Receptionist and Student Travel Coordinator

Barb Frazierrelopment Office Data Manager

Rose GardnerBuildings and Grounds

Freda GraceBuildings and Grounds

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Michel GrayDirector of Technology

Kathryn HollandDevelopment Office Manager

Ann JarosiewiczDirector of Alumni and Parent Programs. M

of Doel '09, W ill' 11, and David

Lisa LaChanceBuildings and Grounds

Lynne LenihanAssitant to the Headmaster

Mary McCarthyHead of H o u se li^

Kathy McHughRegistrar

Joe McHughBusiness Manager

Josh RouthierTechnology Specil

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Jessica BayreutherAdmissions Coordinator; mother of Gavin '09.

Brian BealeSecond year at CMS; Associate Director of Admissions; Lacrosse; Brewster 11 affiliate.

Audie ArmstrongAthletic Administrative Assistant

Jim MarrionFony-second year at CMS. Officially retired but still helping out!

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"It was very nice to starl a whole new year with many people I didn't know. I was fired up to go to school! It's amazing how fast you get to know people."

- Jason Sohn '09

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS THE SNEAKER RACE

THE FALLARE YA READY KIDS?

AYE, AYE CAPTAIN!

COMMITMENT into CARDIGAN COMMUNITY SERVICE

"I enjoy meeting all the new people, faculty and the students. I love how beautiful this place is in the fall and of all the special events: Sandwhich Fair, Mountain D ay..."

-Mr. Funnell

MUSIC and JAMES HOWARD ROCK!

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W O O D S H O PWITH M u. S c o t t

Till? 10(1(3 tiw ii the hill, the vvhir of the powc?r tools alv mxHnery, the htox\cath\j smell of wood shavinoe and varnbh, the textvre atid grain of the woc'd, makiiio eometlinQ with cur own two hande (and Mr. 6cott'e (iuidaiioel.,wa lova wooddiop! doye pictured on this page include: Tyler MoBwain, Andres Sanche, Carlos Ramirez de Afiuilar, Derek Chaney, Vic Alvarez and E’en Cink.

Fall ArtArt work from last year and this year was displayed all around the school. Ceramics, print- making, pastel drawing, and more!The Janus figures, action figures, and ceramics were the colorful and artistic result of art class with Ms. Rives.Top: Pottery figures by the 6th grade.Right: Janus figure o f a cougar by A kash Bharwani.Far right: 8th grade pottery vessels.B elow ; D ouble-deer Janus drawing by Bennett M elville. B ottom , left to right: (pastel drawings by): Matt M cCue, R ussell M cG illivray, Chris Chapin, and D aniel Lee.

Fall DramaThe Flight of the Lawnchair ManBased on a book by Peter Ullian,Music and lyrics by Robert Lindsey-Nassif

Nov. 20-21, 2008 Directed by Jim Scott Musical Director:

Steven Ledbetter Costume and Makeup:

Samantha Scott

Cast:Jas Spearman Mikael Pluhar Josh Dickman Hajoo Lee Mr.Lane Mr. Auerbach Mike Weaver Chad Rogers

Mrs. Rives Wyatt Himmer Spencer Hukill Eric Kwon Josh Lee Ms. Sumner Peter Ferland Nick Funnell

Crew:Youngrok Park Jake Gilbert Miles Hamilton Jason SohnChris Choi Alex Kotrady

Ensemble:Daniel Lee Joey Exton Shawn Kim Spencer Han

Max Barab Daniel Kim

Brian Ryu Mr. Schultz Austin Kim Johannes Lee

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Club day is one of the favor! afternoons of the week arou here! Boys strategically sign up for clubs that will e ith e r ' a fun way to relax and blow off steam, to learn somethin] new, or to make a contribution to the community. The Blaze staff works hard to get the yearbook up and running, there are outdoor clubs involving gardening, wacky Olympic sports, trash-can lacrosse, as well as indoor clubs like art, dodgeball, an mini-hockey. The boys in th treasure hunt club always ll forward to (say it like a pira Thhhunuurrrsssddaay. Roa W arriors keep the roadsida around Canaan clean. Whal your interest? Bet there is a club for you!

THE COUGARSin the Fall o f2008

X-C Running 22Thirds Football 23

JV Football 24 Varsity Football 25

The Gates Program 26

Rock Climbing 27 Reserve Soccer 28

Thirds Soccer 29 JV Soccer 30

Varsity Soccer 31 Fall Sports Awards 32

Cardigan Athletics are an integral part o f student life. There are things students cannot learn in the classroom; som e lessons belong un the fields. Victory is important, but sportmanship, honesty, com passion, improvement, and attitude are the traits that really count on the field.Cardigan takes great pride in our athletic program and that tradition successfully continued this fall. Every student was able to improve in their sport whether they were playing for the first time or striving to becom e a professional. Boys gained skills that they w ill be able to take to the next level.

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Above: Charlie Harrison runs the trails by Clancy Mountain during the first

race of the season.

From top left: Coach F eeley, Ha Joo Lee, Benjam in King, Bayard Roberts, John M cD onald Ryan Suh, Shawn Kim, M atthew M cCue, (M iddle row) Joseph Exton, D aniel Armstrong, Austin Kim, Jung Hwan Hyun, M ikael Pluhar, Charlie Harrison, (Front row) Oscar Cheng, Josh (Eun Y oub) Lee, Eric Kwon, D aniel Kim, N icholas Funnell, Brian (Ji Hwan) Ryu.

Cross Country - Varsity and JVWe Just Run!!!

Above: These are the runners of Cardigan during a practice. The practice shirts on the head of each athlete displays the team spirit of the Cross Country team!

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Right: This is the Cougar's first meet of the year. The Cardigan runners take the

lead against the Lakes Region high school team!

Above: Hayden Berry, Shawn Kim and team m ates take the field.Below: Charlie Day, Aidan Garron, Zach Langois and teamm ates ready for action.

Front: David Kim, Sean Kim, Sam Durst, Robb Demars, Jaime Martinez, Auden Menke, Chris Fournier, Ryan Connery

Middle: David Jarosiewicz, Isaac Lee, Aidan Garron, Charlie Day, Hayden Berry, Hyungtae Kim, Chandler Spearman.

Back: Coach Kreuzburg, Spencer Hukill, Vic Alvarez, Alex An, Zach Langlois, Edward Chang, Jacob Kim, Sebastian Agramont, Coach Sinclair.

Thirds FootballEleven As One

Left: Charlie Day, Aidan Garron, Zach Langlois and others setting up the play.Above: The boys are ready to rumble.

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Ben Cink and Cam McCusker running for the touchdown.

Luke Bennett and Ben Cink making the tackle. Front: Luke Bennett, M ax King, James Howard, Aaron Enescu, Jake Gilbert, Robby Tuite

Second: Andy Kebalka, John Stephens, Steven Page, Zach WilUams, N athaniel M oore, Josh Choe Third: Eddy Kim, G rant Fisher, Derek Chaney, D anny Belback, Cam M cCusker, M att Borghi, Jarrod Postem ak Back: Coach Hannis, M ax Sulzbacher, Ben Cink, Santiago G avito, Sheng Yang Peng, John Rhyne, Andrew Herron, Max Barab, Coach Spearman.

JV Football

It's Our Time

Down and ready for the snap. JV Football's goals were to improve each and every game, to beat Eaglebrook, and to have a bunch of the players move up to Varsity Football next year. The coaches describe their team as a great group of fellas who are fun to work with.

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The Cougar's defense making a tackle.

: Coach M arrion, Dr. M cCormick, David Stack, Jack W ilson, Jay Bonti, Gordie Borek, Ryan George, Carlos Ram irez, Josh cman, Russel M cGiilivray, A lex W olk, A lec M eigs-Rives, Shane D alton, D onQuale W illiams, Ryder Arsenault, M ichael :hinson,Jack Kelly, Jason Sohn, Coach Barkerdie: Jas Spearman, Luke Nitishin, Doel Jarosiewicz, Tyler W ilmot, Jackson M itchell, A lan Dawson, Kyle Moran, Tyler M cElwain, :h LynchIt: Chris Chapin, Tripp Pace, Aaron Rodriguez, Eric W ollrath, Arick Escamilla, M arcelo Manautou

Varsity Football

Show Up, Shut Up, and Gut Up

Flowing to the ball. Looking for the big hit.

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Backpack Organizer...Plug R em over...H eads-up Tim ing D evice...W indow Opener A ssistant... wouldn't you love to have these Cardigan inventions in your dorm rooms? T hese young scientists, w ith the guidance o f the mad scientists Holt, Lane, and Auerbach, had the opportunity to create and invent after an intense workout in the gym . A lthough the eclectic team had an exciting season, they went through tim es o f frustration and hardship, finally producting viable products. W ho know s? M aybe one o f these guys m ight turn out to be the next Edison...sm all inventions, but big dreams!

(Left to R ight): Mr. H olt, A dam G oldsm ith , G arre tt K ogel, N elson Klein, P e te r Ferland, M r. Lane, R obert Scanlan, and M r. A uerbach.

The Gates Program

"I Wish I Had Invented That!"

Above: Adam is inventing something in the continuation of Mr. Charles C. Gate's mission, "to nurture and encourage creative thinking, risk taking, entrepreneurial spirit and fun."

Above: Peter Ferland is trying his best to be exact in his cutting.Right: Nelson Klein, Garrett Kogel, and Adam Goldsmith are having fun in this new program!

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Top: Gianni Leslie comes down from a climb.Above: Wyatt Himmer, Jack Noordsy, and Coach Kenny belay their climbers.

Rock Climbing

'Its just another hold on the wall"

Left: Reed Spearman climbs a route in Rumney, NH.

Above: Coach Kenny climbs a route at The Wall in Quechee VT.

Above: Gianni Leslie takes a rest on the way up a climb.

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Top: C'mon Chris Otap! Let's save another goal!

Bottom: Benson prepares to boot the ball, Mr. Ramos reffmg.

Reserve Soccer is feelin'goooood!

Above: The defenders make an effort to save the ball.

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Above: Alex Arnold sprints after the ball.

Right: Sunny Luo jogs up the field as the game progresses.

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Top: Paul Pettengil goes after the ball. Above: Preston Kelsey sends a header toward the goal.

Thirds Soccer

Work Hard, Play Hard, Have Fun

Left: Francis Paek with control o f the ball.

Above: Cole Brennan and Declyn Thornton in the action.

Right: Young Rok Park takes a tum ble w hile Charlie Parry, DLB, and Tony Karalekas keep on running.

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Top: AJ making a great save during the CMS Round Robin in the beginning of the year.

Bottom: Jip taking well deserved water break.

J.V. Soccer

whooooooaaaaaahhhhhh

Team captains talking to the referees before the game.

Gunho (D erek) M oon getting ready to launch the ball up the field.

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Above: Colin McCusker guarding the opposing Eaglebrook player.

Varsity Soccer

V Squad"It's really cool, man"

Left: Harrison Krepack looking for the ball, but it's nowhere to be found.Above: Chris de la Garza crosses the ball to the middle.

Above: Adam Philie kicking the ball up field to get it out of Cardigan territory.

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At the end of a very successful fall sports season, we gather to celebrate both individual and team successes, milestones passed and dreams achieved. Coaches worked hard to meld individuals into teams, and teammates got the chance to know others who might not be in the same dorm or classes. Our teams practiced and played hard. Congratulations to the award winnersm and to all who participated in fall sports.

Fall Sports Awards 2008 11/22/08

Let's ClimbCardigan Mountain School is located in the "foothills" of the White

Mountains. We have to take advantage of the climbing opportunities, right? So, in addition to the traditional Cardigan Mountain chmbs, we take a day off from classes to tackle some really challenging peaks. The three

mountains that vv'e climb are Welsh-Dickey for the 6th and 7th grades, Moosilauke for the 8th grade, and Osceola for the 9th grade. Hooray for

layered clothing, good hiking boots, box lunches and steep slopes!

Mountain Day

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Jason Sohn with Ji Oh Bang T he M exican Quintet Pow er

Columbus Day Weekend! Thai means a trip to the Sandwich Fair! Cotton candy, fried doug! funnel cakes, and bloomin' onions were the "fare" of the day when we took a break fron academics to play at the fair. How about fried dill pickles? Many boys enjoyed the thrillin rides and challenging games.

John Stephens, Luke Bennett, and Jas Spearman relaxing.

Z a ch L a n g lo is and T y ler W ilm o t Dan, A lex & Brodie sam pling fair f o o d -------Eating the deep-fried dill-p ickle ch

34 Chris and Chris! Youngrok, Derek, Eddie, and D aniel w ith their prizes.

Sebastian and C ole show o ff their w innings.

Nicky Funnell, aka "Mr. Hannis", read the announcements as Mr. Auerbach, Mr. Lane (Dr. Evil) and Ms. Fera look on.

"I’m a good witch!” Mrs. Scott casts a winning spell over Gianni Leslie and Adam Goldsmith {aka Albert Einstein) before they go on to win the 6th grade costume awards.

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B i z a R R e m u s i c w i i i L e w e a t e a g n a s t l . y B u f f e t L u n c h . 3 .L L

k i N b s o f C R a z y C R e a t u R e S R o a m e b t n e C a m p u s . . .

The "Spartans' w on the aw ard for best dorm .

Batm an and "Day of the Dead" guy. (James Lee and A ndrew Jeong)

H anging by the flagpole before lunch.

■ Arick Escamillaand DiegoRam onfaur w on the best costum e aw ard for 8tli grade.

Caleb G iover w on a p rize for the 7th grade.

A ndy Kelbalka doing his M ao M ao

im personation .

Day 1: MondayThe w eek started w ith fitness day. Fourteen stations w ere set up a round and inside the athletic bu ild ing and a llow ed studen ts to challenge them selves to see how fit they were.

RTHESSDAY(Right) A idan G arron ju m p in g , jum ping,

jum ping...(Left) Throw the ball quicker, harder, faster,

Jasper!

DAY 2: TUESDAYC onsidered one of the toughest days of the w eek, Tuesday w as lake run. The lake run is a five-mile run a round star­shaped C anaan Street Lake. The studen ts challenged their abilities in long-distance runn ing in this event.

THE LAKE RUN(Right) A dam Philie is chasing Jay Bonti.

(Left) Mr. G ray right beh ind Ben King.

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i i¥ 3 :W e iiB D A Ym iT R iriMAfter the tough day on Tuesday, the four classes w ent off to different destinations to have an in-depth look at one of their subjects. This w as an educational d ay ra ther than a physical day, and all s tuden ts w ere able to see for them selves som e of the things they w ere learning in class. (Left: Kyle Mora^ Mike Weaver in Boston)

DAY 4: THURSDAY LAST DAY OF CLUBS

As everybody said farewell to their fall sports, the studen ts had this day to

finish up projects and conclude their fall clubs. M any clubs had a celebration to

w rap u p the fall term and boys began to get ready for different clubs in the

w inter.(Right: Yearbook staff hard at work)

DAY 5; FRIDAY

Hola! Bonjour! O n foreign language day, w orld cultures inspired m any activities for d o rm com petitions. ITiese com petitions included a French w aiter contest. Sum o w restling, C anadian street hockey, this sled race ou t on the football field, p lu s m uch more.

DAY 6: SATURDAY ALL-SCHOOL WRiSTUMG TOURHAMENT

Saturday, the last day of transition week, w as the all-school w restling tournam ent.

Friends had the opportun ity to w restle against each other. After a w eighing-in of

each studen t on fitness day, boys w ho w anted to participate in the tournam ent

w ere p u t into weight-classes and w restled against o thers in their w eight class.

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HIGHLIGHTSTHINGS 2 REMEMBER1. On field trip day, the sixth grade class w ent to the See M useum and the M all of N ew Flam pshire in M anchester, NH, They had to stay in M anchester for an extra hour w aiting for som e of the guys to get their custom m ade hats!2. The seventh grade w ent to Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, MA.

3. The e ighth grade w ent to the M useum of Science in Boston, MA. They w atched the I-MAX m ovie "Wire to W ind”.

4. The Seniors w ent dow n to Boston and visited the M useum of Fine Arts and the Prudential Center. Also, they got the chance to go on Duck Tours around the city.5. The Lake Run w as w on by Joey Exton, a seventh grader, w hich has not happened for a long time!6. Doel Jarosiewicz ran a round the lake barefoot, add ing an extra elem ent of challenge for himself.7. Josh Lee ran w ith his shoes untied and still finished 3rd!8. Faculty: Mr. Bayreuther finished first w ith Mr. G ray right behind him.

1 9. Mr. Lane and Mr. G ranger rocketing dow n the football field!

110. Mrs. M cCusker, the faculty f "rabbit", finished 26th.

11. Allen D aw son carried another studen t du ring the run!12. Five C ross-Country team m em bers m ade a streak by not letting anyone else take the first five places.13. N ik N ugnes w as the first non-

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Lake Run!5 Miles to Glory!

Running the Lake Run has been a Cardigan tradition for many years. This year there were many participants who were eager and enthusiastic about the run. For some, the goal was tc finish in the top 50 and enjoy the reward of a pizza dinner, or to beat Mrs. McCusker, a fantastic runner, to win the grand candy prize. For many, this was a spiritual run; testing themselves to finish within a certain time, to beat their friends, or even to just keep running the whole way. Many ran and accomplished their goals. Congratulations to all who participated! i

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All School Wrestling

T ournament

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The Sixth Grade

The Class of 2012This year's Sixth grade class is

the largest in our school's h istory w ith 24 boys. There are two sixth grade classroom s this

year with M r. H olt and Mrs.N oordsy being the two

hom eroom teachers. This is the first year that the G illette Room

has been used as a classroom , and the boys love the bright,

open space.

Class officers are as follows;Wyatt Himmer, Pre.sident

Peter Ferland, Vice President Cole Brennan, Treasurer

Daniel Kim, Secretary

The Sixth Grade class trip was to the S.E.E, Museum in Manchester, NH. followed by a trip to the Mall of New Hampshire for lunch and a

little provisioning. Custom made hats were a very popular item

among the boys. A trip to Cape Cod is planned for the spring.

Sebastian Agraniont-Justiniano JaspCf Beever Hayden Berry Cole Brennan Jae Won (Kevin) Choi Charlie Day

Peter Ferland Aidan Garron Adam Goldsmith Wyatt Himmer Ben Intarapuvasak David Jarosiewil

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Above: Science experiments are always fun! These guys wear safety goggles while carefully measuring chemicals.

Left: Sixth graders traveling home from the field trip to Manchester whoop it up on AV 1.

Jonathan Tuffy joined us after Thanksgiving.

Ho (Andrew) Jeong Hyungtae Kim Jae Heon (Daniel) Kim Jung Woo (Sean) Kim Jae Heon (James) Lee Joong Kun (Isaac) Lee

alik (Gianni) Leslie Chase McGough Auden Menke Christopher Otap Chandler Spearman Declyn Thornton

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Seventh Grade

Class of 2011

Class O fficers for the Seventh Grade are:

President Eric Kwon V ice President John Choi

Treasurer Eddie Chang Secretary Ted Lim

Here are the boys o f the class o f 2011 on the Chapel

steps in late October.

The class trip was to Sturbridge V illage in

Sturbridge, M assachusetts.

There were thirty-four boys in the class at the beginning

o f the year.

Tae Hyung (Alex) An Ben Auerbach Alex Brennan Yee Joon (Eddy) Chang Suyoung (John) Choi Robbinson Demar

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Speight Drummond Samson Durst Aaron Enescu Joey Exton Chris Fournier Caleb Glover

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Life Skills class in downstairs Hopkins Diego Hernandez Spenser Hukill

lin g Hwan Hyun Will Jarosiewicz Jip Kerrebijn Jae Young (Jacob) Kim Ju Woon (Jamie) Kim Young Woo (David) Kim

Henry Kovacs Yong Beom (Eric) Kwon Zachary Langlois Sebastian LaPointe Sea Hoon (Ted) Lim Neil McCalmont

Declan O'Brien Taichi Okada Francis Paek Byung Kwon (Joseph) Park Mikael Pluhar Daniel Somuano

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[ Eighth Grade

Class of 2010Eighth G rade class officers are:

President Jam es How ard V ice President C arlos Ram irez

Secretary Jas Spearm an Treasurer C am M cC usker

The E ighth G rade class trip was to the M useum o f Science in

Boston, M assachusetts, where they also w atched the film

"W ire to W ind" at the I-M ax Theater.

T here w ere seventy-four boys in the class at the beginning o f

the year, w ith several m ore jo in ing later in the year.

Victor Alvarez Ryder Arsenault Diego Ayala Pieter Backhoff Maxwell Barab G erardo Barroso Cai

Daniel Belbaek Lucas Bennett Gordon Borek Matthew Borghi Jacob Caffrey John Cameron

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Derek Chaney Jun Woo (Justin) Choi Ben Cink Ryan Conery Harold (Allen) Dawson Rodrigo De La Fuente

Ansel Dickey Arick Escamilla Grant Fisher

Gormezano Miles Hamilton David Hampton Seung Hyun (Spencer) Han Daniel Haro

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Cole Franklin Santiago Gavito Jacob Gilbert

Charles Harrison

A atiew Herron James Howard Hayden Jenkins Anthony Karalekas Andrew Kebalka Dae Hyun (Daniel) Kim

Ig Kyu (Austin) Kim Jung Su (Shawn) Kim Sang Hyun (Eddie) Kim Maximilian King Charles Kissel Nelson Klein

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Steven Page

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Jarrod Posternak Carlos Ramirez De Aguilar Diego Ramonfaur Johnathan Rhyne Marcelo Ruiz Zertuche

Holden Softer Victor Manuel Sordo James (Jas) Spearman David Stack

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Winter at

Winter has a tendancy to arrive early and leave late in this part of the country. There are bitter cold mornings as you make your way to class and frigid, starry nights as you make your way back to your room from the library. The scenery around us can be breathtakingly beautiful or just drab and gray, but either way, Cardigan students have learned to make the most of it. We layer our clothes, burrow in to a cozy spot, but most of all, we get outdoors and enjoy winter. We get so used to the cold that we go around in sweatshirts when it is 0 degrees out (see mom, no hats, no gloves!). Hockey is played on the outdoor rink at Microburst Arena, alpine skiers hit the slopes, nordic skiers traverse the trails and we all take a moment to appreciate the sunrise over Cardigan Mountain on our way to first period class (see photo at right!). Winter is what makes us hardy, what makes us appreciate the other seasons of the year, what makes us Cardigan! You have to be tough to survive a winter here!

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Winter CarnivalThank you to Mr. Jenkins and th e School S e n a te fo r planning this w onderful aftern o o n o f activ ities. Everyone found som ething to do, fro m dodgeball, basketball, hockey, th e Cave, Hannisball on M arrion field, broom ball a t B ayreuther's M icroburst Arena, o r sledding and skiing on Clancy. We had m ad fun.

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Working, celebrating, chronicling your life, your year, Ihe history of Cardigan for '08-'09, recording m em ories; that is the task, the goal, of the yearbook staff. We hope you enjoy this edition of the B la/e. Staff included AJ W ypychoski, Jason Sohn, Brian i^yu. Josh l.ee, Hajoo Lee, Daniel Lee, Jack N oordsy, Chris Chapin, Shane Dalton, Colin McCusker, Ryan George, Dan Armstrong,Mrs. lacu /z i and yearbook advisor

Mrs. N oordsy.

Above: #44 C hris de la G arza and #33 D aniel K im get a little offensive

action going.

T op right: Chris O tap in goal w'ith #50 R ob D eM ars and #28 M att Jarecki

playing defense.

R ight: Playing, from left to right, are Jip K errebijn, A nthony Cham m ah, Isaac Lee, Eddie Chang, with Alex

B rennan back in the corner.

Front Row; Alex An, Matt Jarecki, Sebastian LaPointe, Chris Otap, Daniel Kim, Carlos Velazquez, Derk Moon, Eddie Chang.Middle Row: Jip Kerrebijn, Robb DeMars, Diego Ayala, Alec Meig-Rives, Spencer Han, Steven Page, Aaron Enescu, Alex Brennan, Isaac Lee.Back Row: Mr. Sinclair, Diego Ramonfaur, Marcelo Manautou, Santiago Gavito, Anthony Chammah, Johannes Lee, John Cameron, Chris de la Garza, Josh Choe, Keno Salinas, Mr. Kenny, Eugenio de la Fuente, Sam Funnel! (assistant).

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Top Left: Tyler W ilm ot skating with the puck.

A bove: Connor Van Arnam and C olin M cCusker playing strong defense.

Left: Eric W ollrath and Shane Dalton skating dow n the ice.

V A M SIIT Y IHtoCMlEY

Back row: Coach LeRoy, Connor Van Arnam, Juho Laitinen, Nik Nugnes, AJ Bourdon, Stiane Dalton, Tyler Wilmot, Jack Wilson, Coach Barker.Middle row; Josh Choe, Ryan Conery, Colin McCusker, Griff Rogers, Jacob Caffrey, Mitch Rodgers, Cam McCusker.

Front row: Eric Wollrath, Ryan George, Chris Chapin, Tripp Pace, Mike Weaver, Gavin Bayreuther, Josh Dickman.

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A bove, left: The puck fly ing at the opposing goalie.

A bove, right: G ordie w ith a scoring opportunity.

Right: The pressure is on in the offen sive zone.

J V H o c k e y

Front Row: Luke Bennett, Hayden Jenkins, Jack Kelly, Ryder Arsenault, Nicky Funnell, Max Kit Second Row; Preston Kelsey, Matt Borghi, Dan Armstrong, Jon Phaneuf, Chris Fournier, Adam Philie, Rob Tu

Back Row: Mr. Turcotte, Zach Langlois, Alex Arnold, Kyle Moran, Cole Franklin, Gordy Borek, Jackson Mitchell, Luke Nitishin, Mr. Fitzgeralc

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Above left: Jack Noordsy brings the puck up the ice.

Above: Declyn Thorton, Charlie Day, Russel McGillivray, with Eddie Kim in net.

Left: Hayden Berry, Eddie Kim (in goal), Brian Ryu, and Matt McCue ready for a breakout.

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nt Row: Charlie Kissel, Chris Choi, Scott McLeod, Brian Ryu, Matt McCue, Derek Chaney, ond Row: Charlie Day, Jake Gilbert, Jose Garza, Eddie Kim, Hayden Berry, Declyn Thorton.rd Row: Mr. Bayreuther, Jack Noordsy, Doug McGillivray, Russell McGillivray, Tavis Gibbons, Jason Sohn, Arick Escamilla, Tyler McElwain, Mr. nger.

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On a snow y day at C lancy M ountain, recreational skiers and snowboarders catch a ride up the

rope tow; they go dow n the hill on sleds, skis and snowboards.

Front: Gerardo Barroso Canedo, Vic Alvarez, Taichi Okada, Kevin Choi, David Kim, Dan Somuano, Mr. Spearman. Back: Mr. Hart, Jacob Kim, Jaime Martinez, Diego Hernandez, Andres Sanche, Ben Cink, Marcelo Ruiz Zertuche. Not pictured: Adam Goldsmith, Daniel Haro, Hyungtae Kim, Jonathan Tuffy, Pieter Backhoff.

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A bove left: Charlie "Wall Street" Harrison slicing and dicing.

A bove: Sam Durst, Giant Slalom .

fi Left: Speight Drummond, N o Fear!

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nt: Michael Hall, Jim Herbert, Ansel Dickey, Charlie Harrison, Bennett Melville,idle: Mr. Matson, Garrett Kogel, Wyatt Himmer, Chandler Spearman, Andrew Jeong, Ben Intarapuvasak, Sam Durst, Ms. Fera, Mr. DeMaggio. :k: Miles Hamilton, Mr. Gray, Reed Spearman, Vic Sordo, Carlos Ramirez de Aguilar, Rodrigo de la Fuente, Charlie Parry, Speight Drummond.

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Above, left: The XC ski team prepares to set o ff on a training run from Greenwood House to

Clancy Mountain.

Above, right: Mao Mao making tracks.

Right: Danny Belback, Benson Fu and Oscar Cheng enjoy the six

inches o f new powder.

Pre-snow training: Oscar Cheng, Joey Exton, Benson Fu, Danny Belback, Bayard Roberts, Chase McGough, Mao Mao Wei, Coach Ran

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1 I Above, left: James Howard j i f dominating at the wrestling ” tournament.

Above, right: Nathaniel Moore in the starting position.

Left: Carlos Gonzalez de Leon Roca declared the winner.

W k e s t il iiw g

nt Row: Matt Sulzbacher, Austin Kim, Ha Joo Lee, AJ Wypychoski, Ben Auerbacli, Harrison Krepack, Youngrok Park, John Stephens ond Row: Coach Cushing, David Jarosiewicz, Justin Choi, James Howard, Alex Wolk, David Pluhar, Aidan Garron, John Choi, Coach Kreuzburg k Row: David Stack, Shawn Kim, Eric Kwon, David LeBreton, Carlos Gonzalez de Leon Roca, Nelson Klein, Jas Spearman, Nathaniel Moore, Adam -ell.

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Above: Paul Pettengill coming off the box.

Above, right: Zach Williams takes advantage o f some free time at Ragged Mountain over the February Parents' Weekend break.

R igh t: Henry Kovacs carving around the gate.

COMIPIETIITIIVIE

Front Row: Zach Williams, Declan O'Brien, W ill Jarosiewicz, Caleb Glover, Ms. Sumner. Back Row: Paul Pettengil, Doel Jarosiewicz, A lex Banfield, Mike Hutchinson.Not pictured, Henry Kovacs.

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Above: Jay Bonti runs to save the ball.

Middle; Akash Bharwani shoots the basketball high.

Front row: Francis Pack, Freddie Wynne, Jay Bonti, Andy Kebalka, Daniel Kim. Middle row: Jioh Bang, Grant Fisher, Jared Postemak, Koji Gormezano.

Back row: Mr. Schultz, Akash Bharwani, Holden Soffer, Alex Kotrady, Andrew Herron, Mr. Jenkins.

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Above, right: David Hampton taking a foul shot, and it is good!

Right: DonQuale leads the charge up the court.

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Front Row: Aaron Rodriguez, Tony Karalekas, DonQuale Williams, Allan Daws Second Row: Coach Hannis, Chad Rogers, David Hampton, Josh Lee, Coach Lyr

Back Row: John McDonald, Johnathan Rhyne, Daniel Lee, Sheng Yeng Pe

Top left: Cole Brennan just passed the ball to a teammate.

Top right; Jasper Beever and Auden Menke creating some Cougar offense.

Left: James Lee puts one up for two points while teammates Jasper Beever, Peter Ferland and Cole Brennan help make the play.

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Front row: Gianni Leslie, James Lee, Spenser Hukill, Jamie Kim, Joseph Park. Middle row: Cole Brennan, Auden Menke, JH Hyun, Peter Ferland, Sean Kim, Ted Lim.

Back row: Mr. Pluhar, Cheng Luo, Max Barab, Ryan Suh, Jasper Beever, Sebastian Agramont, Sunny Luo, Mr. Flolt, Ms. Gahagan.

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The Green Key Society is Cardigan's student tour guide group. Green Key members give tours o f our campus to prospective students and their families. Each prospective student has the opportunity to hear about Cardigan from a student's perspective. We thank our Green Key Tour Guides for their service to our community.

Front: Josh Choc, Danny Belback, Jack Kelly, Dan Armstrong, John Choi, James Howard, Jon Phaneuf.'Middle: Doel Jarosiewicz,Brian Ryu, David LeBreton, Nicky Funnell, Josh Dickman, John Stevens, Cam McCusker, Jas Spearman, Chad Rogers, Alex Wolk.Third row: Mr. Brian Beale, Jose Garza, Andy Kelbalka, Douglas McGillivray, Charlie Kissell, Derek Moon, Anthony Chammah, Josh Lee, Daniel Kim.Back row: Jason Sohn, John McDonald, Ryan George, Shane Dalton, AJ Bourdon, Nik Nugnes, Daniel Lee.M issing are Chris Chapin and Jack Noordsy.

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VWrter Sports

AVarsity Snowboard: Mike Hutchinson, Doel Jarosiewicz, Zach Williams

Thirds Hockey: Brian Ryu, Charlie Kissell, Jack Noordsy Alpine Racing: Ansel Dickey, Chandler Spearman, Vic Sordo

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Wrestling: Alex Wolk and David Pluhar JV Basketball: Frances Paek, Jay Bonn, Akash Bharwani

JV Hockey: Kyle Moran and Matt Borghi Varsity Basketball: John McDonald, Chad Rogers, Ben King

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Thirds Basketball: Sean Kim and Sunny Luo

Varsity Hockey: Nik Nugnes, Josh Dickman, Juho Laitinen

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Reserve Hockey: Jip Kerrebijn and Santiago Gavito

The Wrestling Team almost had to do some push-ups and sit-ups when Mr. Kreuzburg and Mr. Cushing pulled out a deck of cards...

Waiting for the Awards Ceremony to begin... Cross-Country Skiing: Bayard Roberts and Mao Mao Wei

Gavin BayreutherThis is Gavin's scar wliich was

caused by falling on the

edge of a piano bench; the

result was 6 stiches.

Colin McCuskerThis is Colin's

scar after he had surgery to

remove his appendix.

Jason SohnThis is Jason's scar on right foot after he

had surgery to attach two

bones.Do NOT run on the ice in flip-

flops.

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Haire’s bullet wound, he is

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This is Alex Banfield's scar which he got

from falling in a shower.

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Chris FournierThis is Chris oumier's scar. He got this

■om falling on a bike as he

5roke his jaw.

This is another scar of Mr.

Haire's many scar collections.

He got this when a bamboo tree was stuck on his knee.

Eric KwonThis is Eric Kwon's scar. He got this when he hit himself on a

door.

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He got this from a surgery

to get four moles removed.

Ryan GeorgeThis is Ryan

George's scar.He got this

when he burned his arm.

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Ms. Rives inspired ail of her classes to be creative, these are some of the fabulous results.

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Parents' Weekend was also the Scholastic Art Show, where Cardigan was well represented, see next page!

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Cardigan excels at the

Scholastic Art AwardsM s. R ives' art students brought h om e m any awards! C ongratulations to all w h o participated.

"Bearly Innocent" sculpture by John Cameron Silver Key Award

1. Jason Sohn was awarded a Silver K< for his em bossed prir

The Power D own Under- Janus Het 2. A Diego H ernandez paintin

3. Doel Jarosiew icz was aw arded a Silv Key for his stained glass window hangii

titled Spring Blooi 4. Diego Hernandez won a Gold Key in tl

Ceramics and Glass category fo Spiraling Spring Blossorr,

5. G ood and Evil- Janus Hei by Alex Banfiel

6. Jas Spearm an's em bossed prin Autumn's Last Breati

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Cardigan & Campus

Thank you to Mr. Matson who provided the aerial photographs of the campus shown on this page (taken on the first day of Spring '09, believe it or not!), as well as so many others who generously shared their photographs for use throughout this book!

CLASSES

A few photographic memories...

Sandwich Fair, 9th grade class trip, a winter sunrise on the way to ist period class, seniors in Boston on their field trip, 8th graders in class,Doel posing with his stained glass art, Nicky, Wypy in costume.

Ryder and Hayden with Reverend Gene Robinson after a Chapel service, boys leaving Chapel service. Mountain Day, skiing at Ragged, Sunny counts $ in the penny wars, dorm competition (big crash), Jioh backstage, Charlie with two arms in casts, snowy day, class.

Stock Market Made Easy Winners

On Friday, January 16, 2009, the winners of the Stock Market Made Easy competition traveled to Fidelity Headquarters in Merrimack, NH to receive a tour and attend a lunch reception. Sponsored by Fidelity and The Manchester Union Leader, the Stock Market Made Easy competition involved 185 teams from the state o f New Hampshire. Each team was given an imaginary $100,000 to invest. Stocks were purchased on October 21, 2008 and sold on December 12, 2008. Out of the 185 teams, only ten made modest gains; most teams posted losses. There was a team in Southern New Hampshire which lost $95,000! Three o f New Hampshire's ten winning teams were from Cardigan Mountain School. Seventh graders Declan O'Brien, Jacob Kim, Aaron Enescu, Jamie Kim, and Spenser Hukill were part o f the team known as The Billion Aires', they competed in the middle school category. Team 99% Korean came in second place in the middle school competition; team members included Joseph Park, Eddy Chang, Michael Hall, Ted Lim, J.H. Hyun, and David Kim. In the high school category, SID-$$$, comprised of teammates Sunny Luo, Derek Moon, Bayard Roberts and Brian Ryu, comprised a winning team. Congratulations to all!

Above, left: The Billionaires with Ms. Sumner and event sponsors. Above, right: Team SID-$$$ with Mr. Ramos and event sponsors. Below, left: Team 99% Korean accepts their award.Below, right: All the Cardigan winners gather with their awards..

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Cardigan Mountain School Playerspresent

"An Evening of Plays"March 5 and 6, 2009 Directed by Mr. Scott

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Mr. Spearman and Mr. Jenkins, our two Latin teachers, took this group o f Cardigan boys to Italy over March Break.From top to bottom:* Leaving Pompeii* at Hadrian's Villa* under a copy o f a statue o f Marcus Aurelius outside the Capitoline Museum (the original o f the statue is inside the museum)* a "mutiny" outside the Colosseum, Rome* standing with the dome of St. Peter's Basilica the background

Over March Break, VIr. Sinclair and VIr. Cushing traveled with a »roup of boys to France. Sites they visited include:■ Arch de Triumphe • chillin' in the French AlpsNotre Dame

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The Varsity Hockey team had the opportunity to travel to Finland this year during March break, where they played a lot of hockey against various Finnish teams, including "The Old Boys," as well as attending classes at Vehkoja School (and other nearby schools), going to a disco night (and meeting many new adoring fans), and learning about the host city of Hyvinkaa and the nearby city of Helsinki. Saunas, "Iron Man" contests, Ahmat hockey club opponents, Hannu Lignell, a Finnish National League play-off game and many more people and events will be fondly remembered.

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Mr. DeMaggio and Ms. Fera took a group of boys and some fannily members skiing at Wliistler over March break. Mr. DeMaggio's account of the trip: "Three days of beautiful sun and skiing. One day of snowmobiling in the backcountry. The next four days, fresh powder every night. We skiied untracked powder for the next three days straight. The time of our lives! Thanks to all who joined us and helped out!"

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Our School Leader Christopher Chapin

"Way to be a leader Chaps" -anonymous

Hardest Part- Constantly being a role model for others Easiest Part- Public speakingBest Part- Sitting with Mr. and Mrs. McCusker during meal times Most Embarraslng Moment- Not knowing the music for morning meeting Fun Fact- Favorite hobby is fishing for Striped BassChris is not only our school leader, he is also the student head of the Green Key Society, a member of the Blaze staff, and is involved in a myriad of ways on campus.

Banks House

Mr. Gray, Tripp Pace, Brian Ryu, Paul Pettengil, Russell McGillivray, Eric Kwon, Ben Auerbach, Grant Fisher, Speight Drummond, Bennett Melville, Carlos Ramirez, Dr. Ledbetter, Mr. Jenkins.

Brewster I

Roughly left to right, back to front: Mr. Turcotte, Josh Choe, Josh Dickman, Eric Wollrath, Jaime Martinez, Victor Sordo, Mq King, Diego Ramonfaur, Sean Kim, Alex An, Cole Franklin, Chandler Spearman, Joseph Park, Zach Langlois, Auden Menke Ryder Arsenault, Mr. Haire, Spenser Hukill, Cheng Luo.

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Brewster II

ter Ferland, James Lee (in red) Declyn Thornton, Andrew Jeong, DonQuale Williams, Gerardo Barroso Canedo, Jasper ;ever, Adam Philie, Andrew Herron, Eugenio de la Fuente, Gianni Leslie, Mr. Auerbach, Mr. Cushing, Adam Goldsmith (in int o f Mr. Cushing), Hayden Berry, Scott McLeod, Tavis Gibbons, Sebastian Agramont-Justiniano.

Clark Morgan II

iristopher de la Garza, Andy Kebalka, Douglas McGillivray, Mr. Hannis, John Phaneuf, Kyle Moran, lilio Rosas, Jacob Caffrey, Chris Chapin, Ryan Conery, Mr. Exton, Mao Mao Wei.

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Clark Morgan III

Left to right, back to front: Mr. Hilbert, Rodrigo De La Fuente, Mike Hutchinson, Anthony Chammah, Freddy Wynne, Johnathan Rhyne, Doel Jarosiewicz, Connor Van Arnam, Jay Bonti, Danny Belback, Marcelo Ruiz.

Dewar

Back: Max Barab, Tony Karalekas, Charlie Harrison, AJ Bourdon, Jack Noordsy, Jack Wilson. Front: Chris Choi, Griff Rogers, Derek Moon, Mike Weaver, Shane Dalton.

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Franklin

ack to front, left to right: Allen Dawson, Gordon Borek, Nathaniel Moore, Eddie Chang, Aaron Enescu, Alex Wolk, Josh Lee,Jamie Kim, David Jarosiewicz, Sam Durst, Mr. Kreuzburg.

French I

ioughly left to right, back to front: Daniel Lee, Dan Somuano, Mr. Matson, Mr. LeRoy, Jackson Mitchell, Sebastian Lapointe, Michael Hall, Preston Kelsey, Gavin Bayreuther, Carlos Gonzalez De Leon Roca, AJ Wypychoski, Mitch Rodgers, Neil

McCalmont, Jim Herbert, Taichi Okada, Jonathan Tuffy, Isaac Lee, John Choi, Henry Kovacs, Joey Exton, Mikael Pluhar.

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French II

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Youngrok Park, Ted Lim, M iles Hamilton, Diego Ayala, Jacob Kim, Alex Kotrady, Declyn O'Brien, Jas Spearman, John Cameron, Carlos Velazquez, Jason Sohn, Hayden Jenkins, Holden Soffer, Cameron McCusker, Harrison Krepack, Bayard Roberts, David Kim, David Hampton, Mr. Demaggio. (Miki Fera, Jake Spearman- dorm parents, not pictured)

Greenwood

Charles Parry, Mr. Hart, John Stephens, Benjamin King, Brodie McCusker, Ryan George, Francis Paek, Justin Choi, Mr. Ramos.

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Hayward

ront to back, left to right: Caleb Glover, Koji Gormezano, Robb DeMars, Vic Alvarez, Daniel Kim, Dr. McCormick, David .eBreton, Robbie Tuite, Nicky Funnell, Jake Gilbert, David Pluhar,Will Jarosiewicz, Mr. Holt, Santiago Gavito, Akash lharwani, Tyler McElwain, Huaskar Rodriguez, Jack Kelly, Nik Nugnes, Jung Hwan Hyun, Mr. Schultz, Nelson Klein.

Hinman 1

ront: Jared Posternak, Ben Intarapuvasak, Wyatt Himmer, Charlie Day, Aidan Garron, Chase McGough. Middle: Hajoo Lee, ddie Kim, Derek Chaney, Daniel Kim, Daniel Haro. Back: Johannes Lee, Mr. Macdonald, David Stack, Tyler Wilmot, Luke ennett, Ryan Suh, Pieter Backhoff, Garrett Kogel.

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Hinman II

Ms. Sumner, Chris Fournier, Mrs. Otap, Sunny Luo, Sheng Yang Peng, Matt Borghi, Andres Sanche, Kevin Choi, Christopher Otap, Mr. Granger, Austin Kim, Cole Brennan, Dan Armstrong, Max Sulzbacher, Alex Arnold, Keno Sahnas, Diego Hernandez.

North

Adam Farrell, Shawn Kim, Matt Jarecki, Juho Laitinen, Alec Meigs-Rives, Chad Rogers, Zach Williams Steven Page, Ansel Dickey, Charlie Kissel, Marcelo Manautou.

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Stowell House

Mr. Bayreuther, Spencer Han, Matt McCue, Jip Kerrebijn, Alex Banfield, Arick Escamilla, Jose Garza,Mr. Pluhar, John McDonald, Ben Cink, Mr. Scott.

Day Students

ont Row: Charlie Day, Auden Menke, Chris Otap, Peter Ferland, James Herbert, Chandler Spearman,:ond Row; Danny Belback, Ryder Arsenault, David Hampton, Hayden Berry, Garret Kogel, Adam Goldsmith, Zach Williams, Robb DeMars, David Pluhar, Spearman, Chase McGough, Jack Noordsy, Henry Kovacs.

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Dan ArmstrongDining Hall Steward 9

Varsity Cross Country 8,9 JV Hockey 8,9

Lacrosse 8,9 Honor Roll 8

Effort Honor Roll 8 Robotics Team 8

Yearbook 8,9 Oak Ridge, North Carolina

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Alex ArnoldHinman II Floor Leader

JV Hockey 8,9 JV Lacrosse 8

Reserve Soccer 8,9 Honor Roll 8

Effort Honor Roll 8,9 Glee Club 8,9

Ceramics 9 Green Key 9

Trash Can Lax Champ 8 Cranston, Rhode Island

Alex BanHeldSnowboard Racing 8,9

Varsity Soccer 9 Goalkeeper

JV Lacrosse 8 Coach's Award

Honor Roll Ceramics 8,9 Recycling 9

Hockey for Non-Hockey Players 8 Bolton, Conneticut

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Jioh BangNurse's Assistant, 9 Varsity Soccer 8,9

JV Tennis 7,8,9 JV Basketball 9

Reserve Basketball 7,8 Honor Roll 7,8,9 Listen Center 7,9 Glee Club 7,8,9

Listen Center 7,8,9 Seoul, South Korea

Gavin BayreutherFrench I Floor Leader 9

Kitchen Crew 9Varsity Soccer 8,9Varsity Hockey 9

Varsity Lacrosse 7,8,9 Honor Roll 6,7,8,9

Effort Honor Roll 7,8,9Drawing, Ceramics 6,9

Woodworking 7,8 Stalag 17 8

Community Service Hockey, 1 Lacrosse, & Soccer 7,8

Green Key Society 6,7,8,9 Canaan, New Hampshire

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Akash BharwaniClass Treasurer 9 Kitchen Crew 9

JV Soccer 9 JV Basketball 9

High Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Effort Honor Roll 7,8,9

Drawing, Ceramics 9 Woodworking 7,8

Soccer Award 8 Zofri-Iquique, Chile

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Jameson Bonti"Jay"

CM III Floor Leader 9 Kitchen Crew 9

Reserve Soccer 8 Sportsmanship Award

Varsity Skiing 8 JV Baseball 8

Varsity Football 9 Guitar 8,9 Drama 9

Woodworking 8 Avon, Conneticut

Anthony Bourdon"AJ"

Bronfman Classroom Cleaner Supervisor 9 Waiter 8

JV Hockey Captain 8 Varisty Soccer 8,9 Varsity Hockey 9

Varsity Lacrosse 8,9 Honor Roll 8

Effort Honor Roll 9 Glee Club 8,9 Winter Play 9

Green Key 8,9 Community Service Lacrosse 8

He Bizard, PQ Canada

Anthony ChammahJob Supervisor 9

Waiter 8 JV Football, QB 8 Thirds Baseball 8 Coach's Award 8 Reserve Soccer 9

Glee Club 8,9 Greenkey Society8,9

Greenwich, Connecticut

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Chris ChapinSchool Leader 9

Green Key Coordinator 9 G lee Club M anager V arsity Football 9

V arsity Hockey 8,9 V arsity Lacrosse 8,9 Reserve A Soccer 8

H onor Roll 8,9 Effort H onor Roll 8,9

Student Leader Recognition Award 9 Outstanding Underclassman Award 8

Heart o f the Cougar Awards 8,9 Comm unity Service Award 8

Giee Club 8,9 Green Key 8,9

Yearbook Staff 8,9 Brother's Keeper 8

Yoga Club 8 Cerm acis 8,9

Trap Shooting Club 8 East Falm outh, M assachusetts

Joshua Choe"Josh"

International Student Liason 9 JV Football 8,9 JV Basketball 8

Varsity Hockey Manager 9 Reserve A Lacrosse 8

High Honor Roll 8 Honor Roll 8,9

Effort Honor Roll 8 Community Service Award 8

Glee Club 9 Green Key Society 9

Recycling 8 Manhasset, New York

Hyun Woo Choi"Chris"

Dining Hall Steward 9 Waiter 7,8

JV Soccer 9 JV Tennis 8

Thirds Hockey 9 Honor Roll 8,9

Effort Honor Roll 9 Glee Club 7,8,9

Christmas Pageant 7,8 Play, Tech and Stage Crew 8,9

Road Warriors 7 Recycling 8

Seoul, South Korea

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Shane DaltonDewar House Floor Leader 9

Kitchen Crew 9 Waiter 8

Varsity Football 8,9 Varsity Hockey 8,9 Varsity Lacrosse 8,9

Honor Roll 8,9 Effort Honor Roll 8,9

Student Leader Recognition Award 8 Dorm Citizenship Award 8

Community Service Award 8 Community Service Lacrosse Club 8

Glee Club 9 Mini Hockey Club 9

Green Key 8,9 Newbury, Massachusetts

Eugenio de la FuenteKitchen Crew

Varsity Soccer 8 Varsity Skiing 8

Reserve A Lacrosse 8 Reserve Hockey 9

Bowling Club 9 Celaya, GTO Mexico

Christopher de la GarzaDining Hall Steward 9

Varsity Soccer 9 Varsity Soccer Coaches Award 9

Reserve Hockey 9 Trash Can Lacrosse Club 9

San Pedro Garza Garcia, NL Mexico

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Josh DickmanBrewster I Floor Leader JV Football - Co Cap.

Coaches Award 8 Varsity Football, Coaches Award, Co-Cap 9

Varsity Hockey 8,9 Varsity Lacrosse 8,9

High and Effort Honor Roll 8 Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement i

Honor and Effort Honor Roll 9 Mr. Cardigan 8

Glee Club 9 Flight o f the Lawnchair Man 9

Green Key Society 8,9 Community Service Lacrosse 8,9

Wayne, New Jersey

Oscar Cheng

Dining Hall Steward 9 Waiter 8

Salad Bar 7 Thirds Tennis 7,8

Tennis 9 Thirds Soccer 8

Varsity Cross-Country Running 7,9 Varsity Cross-Country Skiing 7,8,9 Most Improved and Coach's Award

Stage Crew and Set Construction 8,9 Recycling Club 7

Community Service Award 7 Taipei, Taiwan ROC

Benson FuJob Supervisor 9

Soccer 7,8,9 Cross-Country Skiing 7,8,9

Baseball 7,8,9 Honor Roll 7,8,9

Big Brother Program 9 Road Warriors 9

Outstanding Citizenship 9 Hsinchu, Taiwan

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Nick FunnellAssistant School Leader 9

Class President 8 Vice President 6,7

Reserve A Hockey 6,7,8 Co-captain 7,8

Reserve B Soccer, Captain, Coach's Award 6,7 Reserve A Soccer 8

Reserve Tennis, Coach's Award 7,8 High Honor and Effort Honor Roll 6,7,8,9

National Junior Honor Society 8,9 Math and Spanish Prizes 8

English and Science Prizes 7 Foreign Language and Science Prizes 6

Essay Contest Winner 6,8 Glee Club 7,8,9 Drama 6,7,8,9

This Is A Test, Mouse That Roared, Indubitably, Flight o f the Lawnchair Man

Green Key 6,7,8,9

Jose GarzaBrewster II Floor Leader 9

Class President 9 Student Center Leader Supervisor 9

Varsity Soccer 8,9 Recreational Snowboarding 8

Thirds Hockey 9 Reserve A Tennis 8

Glee Club 8,9 Drama, Flight o f the Lawnchair Man 9

Green Key 8,9 Garza Garcia, NL, Mexico

Ryan GeorgeDean's Assistant 9

Student Center Proctor 9 Waiter 8

Varsity Football 9 Reserve A Soccer 8 Varsity Hockey 8,9 Varsity Lacrosse 8,9

Honor Roll 8,9 Effort Honor Roll 8

Community Service Award 8 Community Service Lacrosse Club !

Glee Club 9 Mini Hockey Club 8,9

Green Key 8 Yearbook Staff 8,9

East Sandwich, Massachusetts

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Carlos Gonzalez De Leon Roca

Kitchen Crew 9 Wrestling 9

Thirds Soccer 9 Ceramics 9

SSAT Club 9 Cd Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico

Michael Hutchinson"Hutch"

Woodshop Supervisor 9 Waiter 8

Classroom Cleaner 6,7 Reserve Football 6

JV Football 8 Varsity Football 9

JV Cross Country 7 Varsity Snowboarding 6,7,8,9

Reserve Lacrosse 8,9 Golden Hammer Woodworking Award 7

Recycling 8,9 Bridge and Trail Building 9

Canaan, NH

Matthew Jarecki"Beef"

Student Center Proctor 9 Kitchen Crew 9

JV Soccer 9 JV Baseball 8 Honor Roll 8

English Essay Contest 8 Coaches Award JV Soccer 9

Paget, Bermuda

114

Doel JarosiewiczClassroom Cleaner Supervisor 9

Bookbag Ticketer 8 Waiter 7

Varsity Football 8,9 Varsity Lacrosse 8,9

Varsity Snowboarding 8,9 Thirds Football 7

Thirds Lacrosse 7 Student Leader Award 6

Heart o f the Cougar Award 8,9 Stained Glass Making 9

Woodworking 8 Winter Play 8

Painting, Drawing, Sculpting 7 Canaan, NH

John Kelly"Jack"

Kitchen Crew 9 Waiter 8

White Team Captain 9 Varsity Football 9

JV Hockey 9 JV Lacrosse 8

Glee Club 9 Woodshop 9

Winnetka, Illinois

Preston KelseyStudent Leader Job Foreman 9

JV Hockey 9 Reserve A Soccer 9

Reserve A Lacrosse 8 Honor Roll 8,9

National Junior Honor Society 8,9 Ceramics, Drawing 8

Woodworking 9 Winter Play 9

Community Service Soccer Club 8 Ultimate Frisbee 8,9

Lyme, New Hampshire

115

Benjamin KingCurrent Events Proctor 9

Varsity Cross Country 8,9 Varsity Basketball 8,9

JV Lacrosse 8 Honor Roll 8

Heart of the Cougar 8,9 Green Key Society 9

Woodworking 8 Williston, Vermont

Juho LaitinenKitchen Crew 9 Varsity Soccer 9 Varsity Hockey 9

Lacrosse 9 Hyvinkaa, Finland

David LeBretonChaplain's Assistant 9

Soccer 6,7,8,9 Basketball 6,7,8

Varsity Tennis 8,9 Wrestling 9

Honor Roll 7,8 Coach's Award (soccer, tennis)7

Glee Club 9 Dedham, Massachusetts

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Daniel LeeChaplain's Assistant 9 Math Counts Coach 9

V arsity Soccer 9 Reserve A Soccer 8 Reserve B Soccer 7

JV Lacrosse 8 Reserve Lacrosse 7

Honor and Effort Honor Roll 7,8 History Prize 7

Math Counts 7,8 Music Ensemble 7,8,9 First Clarinet

Glee Club 7 Green Key Society 9

Recycling 7,8 Yearbook 9

Hockey for Non-Hockey Players 8 Tennis for Non-Tennis Players 7,8

Seoul, South Korea

Eun Youb Lee"Josh"

Kitchen Foreman Class Treasurer 8

Varsity Tennis 8,9, JV Lakes Region # 2 singles runner up Varsity Cross Country Coach's Award 9

Varsity Basketball 9 High Honor Roll 6,8

Coach's Award 9 President’s Award for Educational Achievement 8

Language Award 6 Flight o f the Lawnchair Man 9

Stalag 17 8 This is a Test 1

Glee Club 6,7,8,9 Green Key Society 7,8,9

Stage Crew 7,8,9 Set Construction 7,8,9

Yearbook 9 Seoul, South Korea

Hajoo LeeDining Hall Head Steward 9

Varsity Cross Country 9 Reserve Soccer 8

Reserve Basketball 8 Reserve Tennis 8

Wrestling 9 High Honor Roll 7,8,9

Effort Honor Roll 7 Latin Award 7

Glee Club 7,8,9 Flight o f the Lawnchair Man 9

Recycling 8 Yearbook 8,9

Road Warriors 8,9 Seoul, South Korea

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Dongyang Luo"Sunny"

Assistant to Activities Director 9 Waiter 8

Reserve B Baseball, Coach's Award 8 Cross-Country Skiing 8

Thirds Basketball 9Q

High Honor Roll 8,9 Honor Roll 9

Effort Honor Roll 8,9 President's Award for

Outstanding Academic Excellence 8 Piano, Music Ensemble 8,9

Listen Center 8 Driving Range Club

Team 1st Place Finish In Fidelity Smart Stock Competition 9 Park View, Hong Kong

Marcelo ManautouVarsity Football 9 Reserve Hockey 9

Monterrey, Mexico

Matthew McCueStudent Center Proctor 9

Varsity Cross Country 8,9 1st Runner, Captain, Coach's Award, 9

Reserve B Hockey 8 Alternate Captain, Coach's Award 8

Thirds Hockey, 9 Reserve A Lacrosse 8

Lacrosse 9 Glee Club 9 Green Key 9

Manchester, New Hampshire

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Colin McCusker"Brodie"

Floor Leader Greenwood 9 Kitchen Crew 9

Varsity Soccer 8,9 JV Hockey 8

Varsity Hockey 9 Varsity Lacrosse 8,9

High Honor, Honor and Effort Roll 8,9 Yearbook 8,9 Glee Club 8,9

Drama 9 Green Key 8,9

Concord, New Hampshire

John McDonaldStowell House Floor Leader 9

JV Lacrosse 8 JV Basketball, Coach’s Award 8

Varsity Basketball 9 Varsity Cross Country 9

Honor, Effort Honor Roll 9 Glee Club 7,9 Green Key 9

Recycling Club 8 Atlanta, Georgia

Douglas McGillivrayStudent Center Proctor 9

Kitchen Crew 9 Buffet Crew 8

Thirds Soccer 9 Reserve A Lacrosse 7,8 Reserve A Hockey 7,8

Thirds Hockey 9 Glee Club 9

Road Warriors 9 Helping Hands 9

Green Key 8,9 Winnetka, Illinois

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Russell McGillivrayKitchen Crew 9

Current Event Supervisor 9 Varsity Football 9

Thirds Hockey 7,8,9 JV Lacrosse 8

Honor and Effort Roll 7,8,9 Ceramics 7,8,9 Glee Club 7,8,9

Green Key Society 7,8,9 Recycling Club 8,9

Listen Center 8 Winnetka, Illinois

Scott McLeodDining Hall Steward 9

Waiter 8 JV Soccer 9

Varsity Tennis 8,9 Thirds Hockey 9

Honor Roll 8 Drama Recess, and Shirley 8

Woodworking 9 Jupiter, Florida

Bennett MelvilleKitchen Crew 9

Classroom Cleaner 8 Waiter 8

Varsity Soccer 9 Varsity Ski Racing/USSA 8,9

JV Lacrosse 8 Honor Roll all terms 8

Honor Roll 9 NH Scholastic Art Award Entry 9

Ceramics and Printmaking 9 Redding, Connecticut

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Jackson MitchellDining Hall Steward 9

Kitchen Pit Crew 9 Waiter 8

JV Football 8 Varsity Football 9

Reserve A Hockey 8 JV Hockey 9

Reserve A Baseball 8 Honor Roll 9

Woodworking 8,9 Trail Building 9

Green Key 9 York, Maine

Gun Ho Moon"Derek"

Proctor for Student Center 9 JV Soccer 9

Reserve Hockey 9 Reserve Tennis 8

Effort Honor Roll 8 Music Ensemble 8,9

Glee Club 8,9 Recycling Club 8

Trumpet 8,9 Green Key 9

Team 1st Place Finish Fidelity Smart Stock Competition 9

Seoul, South Korea

Nathaniel Moore"Nat"

Kitchen Crew 9 JV Football 9 Wrestling 9

Reserve B Lacrosse 8 Woodworking 9 Boca Raton, FL

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Kyle MoranAthletic Foreman 9 Varsity Football 8,9 J.V. Hockey 7,8,9

Baseball 7,8,9 Honor Roll 7

Recess 8 Stalagl? 9

Glee Club 7,9 Christmas Pageant 8

Green Key 8,9 Marshfield, Massachusetts

Jack NoordsyDay Student Leader 9

Classroom Supervisor 8 Bookbag Ticketer 7

Thirds Hockey 6,7,8,9 Lacrosse 6,7,8,9

Rock Climbing 6,7,8,9 High Honor Roll, Effort Honor Roll 6,7

Honor Roll 8 , i History Prize 6 French Prize 7

Heart o f the Cougar 8 This is a Test, The Mouse That Roared 7

Green Key 8,9 Yearbook Staff 7,8,9

Canaan, New Hampshire

Nik NugnesHayward Floor Leader 9

Kitchen Crew 8,9 Class Treasurer 9 Varsity Soccer 8,9 Varsity Hockey 8,9

Varsity Lacrosse 8,9 Honor Roll and Effort Honor Roll 8,9

National Junior Honor Society 8,9 Drama 9

Green Key 8,9 Road Warriors 9

West Barnstable, Massachusetts

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Youngrok ParkTheater Manager 9

Salad Bar 8 Thirds Soccer 9

Reserve Soccer 8 Varsity Snowboarding 8

Wrestling 9 Tennis 8

Honor and Effort Roll 8 High Honor Roll 9

Stage Crew 8 Theater Manager 9

Set Construction 8,9 Glee Club 8

Road Warrior 9 Indianapolis, Indiana

Paul Pettengill

John PhaneufCMII Floor Leader 9

Kitchen Crew 9 Waiter 8

Reserve A Soccer 8 JV Football 9

JV Hockey 8,9 Reserve B Lacrosse, Captain,

Coach's Award 8 Honor Roll 8,9

Effort Honor Roll 8,9 Glee Club 9 Green Key 9

Manchester, New Hampshire

Kitchen Crew 8 Dining Hall Steward 9

JV Cross Country 8 Varsity Snowboarding 8,9

Reserve A Lacrosse 8 High Honor Roll 8

Honor Roll 8 Effort Honor Roll 8

Glee Club 9 Topsfield, Massachusetts

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David PluharClassroom Cleaner 7 Job Supervisor 8,9

Varsity Wrestling 7,8,9 Rock Climbing 7,8,9

Honor Roll 7,8,9 Ceramics 8

Trapshooting 8 Spelling Bee Champion 7 Destination Imagination 7 Grafton, New Hampshire

Bayard RobertsCross Country Running 9 Cross Country Skiing 9 Recreational Skiing 8 Recreational Tennis 8

Rock Climbing 8 Honor Roll 8,9 Latin Prize 8 Recycling 8

Team 1st Place Finish In Fidelity's Smart Stock Competition 9 Arlington, Virginia

Mitch Rogers

Kitchen Crew 9 JV Soccer 9

Varsity Hockey 9 Lacrosse 9

Stratham New Hampshire

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Huaskar Rodriguez"Aaron"

Kitchen Crew Manager 9 Green Team Captain 9

Waiter 8 Varsity Baseball 8,9 Varsity Football 8,9 Varsity Basketball 9

Honor Roll, Effort Honor Roll 9 Leadership Recognition 9

Drama 9 Woodworking 9

Bronx, New York

Chad RodgersNorth Dorm Leader 9

JV Basketball 8 Varsity Basketball 9

JV Football 8 Reserve Baseball 8 Reserve Soccer 9

Coach's Award 8,9 Honor Roll and Effort 8,9

Spanish Award 8 Glee Club, soloist 8,9

Drama Flight o f the Lawnchair Man 9 Green Key 9

Dining Hall Steward 9 Newburgh, New York

Griffin RogersKitchen Crew 9 Third Soccer 9

Varsity Hockey 9 Baseball 9

Woodshop 9 Bow, New Hampshire

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Luis Rosas"Emilio"

Kitclien Crew 9 Current Events Checker 9 JV Soccer, Co-Captain 9

Wrestling 9 Tennis 9

Honor Roll 9 Drama 9

Victoria, Mexico

Ji Hwan Ryu"Brian"

Banks House Floor Leader Varsity Cross Country 9

Thirds Hockey 9 Lacrosse 8,9 Honor Roll 9

National Junior Honor Society Music Ensemble 8,9 Recess (Ensemble) 8

Flight o f the Lawnchair Man (Ensemble) 9 Stalag 17 9

Backstage Crew 8 B igger Than Life 9

Yearbook 8,9 Green Key Society 8,9

Team 1st Place Finish in Fidelity's Smart Stock 9 Seoul, South Korea

Jung Uk Sohn"Jason"

French II Floor Leader 9 Varsity Football 8.9

Reserve Tennis 7 Coach's Award 7 Thirds Hockey 9

Reserve B Hockey (Captain) 8 N.H. Scholastic Arts Recognition Award 9

Math Prize 7 High Honor Roll 7

Honor Roll 8 Effort Honor Roll 7,8

Math Counts 8 Prop Master 9 Indubitably 8

Recess 8 Stalag 17 8

Flight o f the Lawnchair Man 9 Glee Club 7,8,9

Music Ensemble 7,8.9 Green Key Society 7,8,9

The Cougar Callers 9 Yearbook 8,9

Seoul. South Korea

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Reed SpearmanStudent Green Team Coordinator

Rock Climbing 8,9 Coach's Award 9 Alpine Skiing 8,9

Lacrosse 8,9 Honor Roll

Woodworking Recycling 8,9

Canaan, New Hampshire

Ryan SuhMath Counts Advisor

JV Tennis 7,8 Tennis 9

Cross Country 9 Honor Roll 7,8,9

Glee Club 8,9 Woodworking 7,8,9 Road Warriors 7,8 Cougar Callers 9

Seoul, South Korea

Mike WeaverKitchen Crew 8,9

Classroom Cleaner 7 Varsity Hockey 8,9

Varsity Soccer 9 JV Lacrosse 8 Honor Roll 7

Effort Honor Roll 7 Drama 7,8,9 Glee Club 9

Wakefield, Massachusetts

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Zachary Williams"Zach"

Classroom Cleaner 7 Classroom Supervisor 8,9

JV Football 8,9 Reserve A Baseball, Most Improved 7

Honor Roll 7,8 Effort Honor Roll 7,8

Woodworking 9 Yearbook 8

Trail Building 9 Mountain Biking Club 8 Grafton, New Hampshire

Tyler WilmotHinman 1 Floor Leader 9

Class Vice President 9 Kitchen Crew Pit Boss 9

Varsity Hockey 9,9 Varsity Baseball 9,9

Varsity Soccer 9 Varsity Football 9

Heart of the Cougar 9 Glee Club 9,9

Bridgewater, Connecticut

Alexander Wolk"Alex"

Franklin House Floor Leader 9 Waiter 8

Varsity Football 9 JV Football 8

Varsity Wrestling 9 JV Wrestling 8 JV Baseball 8

Reserve A Baseball 7 Drawing and Ceramics 7,8,9

Honor Roll 7,8 Effort Honor Roll 7,8,9

Recycling Club 8,9 Green Key 9

Bedford, New Hampshire

128

Eric WoolrathKitchen Crew 9

Varsity Football 9 Varsity Hockey 9

Glee Club 9 Wood Working 9

Groton, Massachusetts

Frederick Wynne"Freddie"

Kitchen Crew 9 Varsity Soccer 9

Varsity Basketball 9 Honor Roll 9

Drawing 9 Road Warriors 9

Madison, New Jersey

Alexander J. Wypychoski

"AJ"Kitchen Crew 9

Reserve B Soccer, Coach's Award 8 JV Soccer 9

Varsity Tennis 8,9 Honor Roll 8 Glee Club 9

Woodshop 8,9 Recycling 8

Yearbook 8,9 Beverly Farms, MA

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{Class}

AwardsSo, what do your classmates really Mnk of you?

Are you famous or infamous? Will you be awarded honor or ignominy?

Check out the superlatives of the class of 2009. Bythe way, you are a//very special! ;D

{Best}Paul Pettengill is most likely to help the other fellow (In this case. Hayden Berry. 6th grade; "lift while you climb")Benson Fu is always the first with a smile.

Aaron Rodriguez clutches his award while signing autographs, he is "most likely to be a celebrity."Class Brain is David Pluhar.Nik Nugnes is "Mr. Cardigan".Alex Banfield has the messiest room,David LeBreton is going to be the most loyal alum (with Ms, Jarosiewicz. Director of Alumni Events).

A aron Rodriguez has the besi sense ol'humor; here he is cracking up6lh graders Charlie Day. Declyn Thornton and Jonalhsm Tufty.C had Rogers is most musical.Colin M cCusker won the award for the cleanest room.Jon P haneuf is the most cheerful.Nick Funnel! is most likely lo succeed.Nik Nugne«5 is most heroic (thanks, Dickraan!)Kric W ollrath is most gullible (Nugnes says.’Tdric, your award is on the ceiling!")

Doel Jarosiewicz is most artistic.Nicky Funnell is most likely to return to Cardigan as a teacher. Akash Bharwani is most quiet (or at least he used to be!).Josh Dickman is most athletic and quite possibly the anti-hero. Russell McGillivray (not pictured) was named most likely to stay up past lights out.

Our Elected

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Student leaders of 2008 ~ 2009David LeBreton (Chaplain's Assistant), A lex Wolk (Franklin),Gavin Bayreuther (French I), Hajoo Lee (Head Dining Hall Steward),Josh Dickman (Brewster 1), Brian Ryu (Banks), Tyler Wilmot (Hinman I), Nick Funnell (Assistant School Leader), Josh Lee (Kitchen Foreman), Daniel Lee (Chaplain's Assistant), John Phaneuf (Clark-Morgan II),John McDonald (Stowell), Chad Rogers (North), Colin McCusker (Greenwood), Shane Dalton (Dewar), Nik Nugnes (Hayward), Jay Bonti (Clark'Morgan III), Jack Noordsy (Day Students), Tavis Gibbons (Brewster II), Chris Chapin (School Leader), A lex Arnold (Hinman II), Preston Kelsey (Jobs Foreman), Kyle Moran (Athletic Jobs Foreman), Jaso: Sohn (French II). N ot pictured: Jose Garza (Brewster II).

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David LeBreton, Nicky Funnell, Doel Jarosiewicz, Mike Hutchinson, Josh Lee,Jack Noordsy, and Gavin Bayreuther have all been here since the sixth grade when they had Mr. Sinclair and Ms. Hasenfuss as their lead teachers. This is the largest group of graduating four-year boys in recent memory, possibly ever! We are s o proud o f each and every one of them. Congratulations^! ' T ' ^ 133

We love you, Colin Brodie! Congratulations!

Love,Monn, Dad, Cam, and Buzz

Congratulations

Cape Cod Boys!!!

BRIAN RYU & JOSH LEI

D ear Classm ates,

We finally accom plished graduating from m iddle school! We w en t th rough tough times together b u t finally w e pu lled it off! W e hope that you do very well in h igh school; keep in touch! C ongratulations, Class of 2009!Best W ishes,Brian and Josh

Jack, Jake, Gavin and Nicky at Jack's 11th birthday party in 5th grade.

Dear Jack,W ho knew, when we pushed you in your stroller up the sidewalk to watch Cardigan boys play lacrosse in the field behind the North Church, that you, too, would someday be a Cardigan boy? Do you remember your birthday party in 5th grade when Gavin and Nicky (they were Green Key material even then!) convinced you to go to Cardigan? Four year boy. Day Student leader, honor roll student. Green Key member, you have made us very proud.Thanks for making the commute with me every day! Congratulations to you and the class of 2009!Love,Mom, Dad, Charlotte, Bridey, Liberty and Zinnia

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DAVID LEBRETON

CONGRATULATIONSDLB!

We are so proud of you.

Love, Mom and Dad

Mike Hutchinson

CONGRATULATIONS CMS CLASS OF 2009

The Hutchinson Family

Eric Wollrath

Congratulations Eric, we are so proud o f you.

Always reach for your dreams.

Love from all o f us— Mom, Dad,

Matt and Nick

Ha-Joo Lee

Jung Uk Sohn (Jason)Jason,Congratulations on your graduation! We are so proud of you.You've always given us joy.Continue challenging yourself as you leap to the bigger world.We will always be with you.Son, we love you so much.

Monn, Dad, and Jung Jae

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Anthony ChammahA Job Well Done.

We Are So Proud of You!!! We Love You Tons!!!

Love,Mom and Russ,Alex and Issy

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CONGRATULATIONS AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY ON YOUR GRADUATION FROM CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOL!

As these pictures represent, you have accomplished a lot and have grown into an outstanding young man of whom we are extremely proud! Continue to grow, walk humbly and always remember to give back.

We LOVE YOU!!Mom. Dad. Rachel. Hannah, and

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Believe it! Mr. Gray lost a bet to this group of 9th grade boys, who collected on their wager by making Mr. Gary go shirtless for the class. David LeBreton, Luis Emilio Rosas, Juho Laitinen, Benson Fu, and Mike Weaver surround Mr. Gray.

Cardigan Mountain School Class of

2009A special thanks to Mrs. lacuzzi for helping with the yearbook club this year, and a huge thank you to Mr. Brian Cheek and the Development staff for securing the funding for our first ever all-color yearbook!

cardigan n. 1868, named after Brudenell, Earl o f Cardigan, (1797-1868), who wore such a jacket during the charge of the Light Brigade.

mountain n. Probably before 1200 montaine, mountayne, in Layamon's Chronicle o f Britain', also mounteyne (about 1384); borrowed from Old French montaige mountain, from Vulgar Latin montanea, mountain or mountain region, from feminine o f montaneus o f a mountain, from Latin montanus mountainus, from mons (genitive montis) mountain, mount.

school n. place o f instuction. Probably before 1200 scole, in Ancrene Riwle and Layamon's Chronicle o f Britain’, developed from Old English scole (before 899 in Alfred's translation o f Bede's Ecclesiastical History)-, borrowed from Latin schola, from Greek schole school.

Source: Chambers Dictionary o f Etymology, 2005

Wherever life takes you, remember the good times and good friends you had at Cardigan! Remember to stay in touch with each other and with the school, we love to hear from our alums!

***Watch fo r the Spring Yearbook Supplement, which will be mailed to your home this summer.***

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May the road rise to meet you, |May the wind be always at your back, iMay the sun shine warm upon your face, iMay the rains fall soft upon your fields, iAnd, until we meet again.May God hold you in the palm of His hand.

-attributed to Saint Patrick

Y earbook Dedication Dr. Steven Ledbetter

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Dr. Ledetter has taught at CMS for eight years. He was a dorm parent in Hayward for five years and is now a dorm parent in Banks House. Cardigan's owfPMr. Holland". Dr. Ledbetter provides the^)pportunity for aH Cardigan boys to experience playing in an ensemble or singing, while he writes and arranges pieces for the ensembles to perform under his direction. Dr. Ledbetter teaches every student in

.. the school at one time or other during the school year (that is a lot of comments to write!). The students him best for his wacky sense of humoG kindness, patience, the 'Team 1-Team 2" game in music class, and fanatical foljiawing of the Penguins and Steelers.

Dr. Ledbetter is truly a composer in residence; he has had pieces performed by orchestras and chamber groups in the United States, Japan, Turkey, and Hungary. He has recently finished writing a concerto for orchestra and violin which will hopefully be published and performed in the near future.

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Reserve LacrosseI

Front: Daniel Kmi, Declan O Bnen. James Lee, Chris Otap, Auden Menke, Eugenio Salinas.Middle: Joey Exton, Chandler Spearman, Jaime Martinez, Daniel Haro, Austin Kim, Hyungtae Kim, Ben Intarapuvasak, John Choi. Back: Mr. Exton, Victor Alvarez, Nelson Klein, Victor Sordo, Diego Ramonfaur, Michael Hall, Sebastian Aiiramont-Justiniano, Rodrigo De la Fuente, Mr. Gray.

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new to the sport. The team experienced a lot o f growth

and learning during the season, and came together

well as a team. Most o f all, they played hard and practiced

to get better, and the coaches saw a lot o f improvement

from all the boys.

Thirds Lacrosse

Front: Sebastian LaPointe, Jacob Kim. Eric Kwon, Marcelo Manatou. Ben Cink. Arick Escamilla, Eddy Chang. .Take Gilbert.Back: Coach Kreuzberg, Chris De La Garza. Marcelo Ruiz, Nathaniel Moore. Spencer Han, Santiago Gavito, Alex An. Johnathan Rhyne, Preston Kelsey, Carlos Ramirez, Eddie Kim, Jason Sohn, Andres Sanche, Daniel Somuano. Derek Chaney. Akash Bharwani. Charles Ho. Speight Drummond.Coach Turcotte.

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J V Lacrosse

Front: Jacob C arrrey , Z ach Langlois, Jackson M itchell. A lex B an tield . Jack N oordsy, Josh C hoe, C ole F ranklin . Brian Ryu.M iddle: John Phaneuf. D an A rm strong , John S tephens. H ayden Jenk ins, M att M cC ue. H arrison K repack. M alt B orghi. R yan C onery.Back: C oach Spearm an . M ike H utchinson. D onQ uale W illiam s. D aniel Lee, Paul Pettengill. Russell M cG illivray, D ouglas M cG illivray . Jas Spearm an. C oach Beale.

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at E ag lebrook in a very tight gam e. 6- .“i. T he team alsi) won an exciting

gam e against P inkerton A cadem y in an overtim e gaine earlie r in the

season. ."?-2. w ith the gam e ty ing goal by Jack N oordsy and the gam e

w inning goal by Josh C hoc. T he team had a great experience overall this

spring, develop ing skills and com ing toge ther as a group.

Varsity Lacrosse

Front Row: T. Pace, D. Jarosiewicz. R, Spearman, A. Dawson. J. Wilson, J. Laitincn, C. Chapin.Middle Row: B. McCiisker. C. .McCusker. B. Melville. M. Rodgers. E. Wollrath. G. Bayreuther. M. King. A. Pliilie. J. Dickinan, Back Row: Coach Frost. Coach McCormick, J. Kelly. M. Weaver. H. Softer. B, King. N, Niignes. A. Bourdon. S. Dalton, A. Arnold, R. George, J. McDonald, Coach Bavreuther.

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Above: Del'enseman .liiho Laitinen slides to meet an attackmen.

Above Left: Jack Wilson passes the ball off.

'Left: Attackman Eric Wollrath puts a shot on net.

Far Left: Jack Wilson picks up a loosi ball.

Varsity Season 17 wins 3 losses

Rock Climbing

Front: Coach Kenny, Bayard Roberts, Coach Pluhar. Back: David Pluhar, Ansel Dickey, Charlie Harrison, Gianni Leslie, Garrett Kogel.

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(•iir lel'l: Gerardci B arroso hik ing out on the w indw ard side.

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Left: M ikael P luhar fighting the jih sheet.

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Reserve Baseball

FronI Row: Jonathan TulTy, Peter Ferland, Spencer Hukill, Ji Oh Bang, Robb Demars.Back Row: Coach Schiilt/., Sunny Luo, Mao Mao Wei, Max Siil/bachcr, Sheng Yang Peng, Jasper Beever, Cheng Luo, Coach Sinclair.

Reserve Baseball won some exciting games this year, with a 13 to 6 win over Mascoma and a 21 to 6 win over Greenwood School. Their overall record was 4 wins, 6 losses. Great camaraderie and a willingness to learn were some o f the hallmarks o f this

Thirds Baseball

Front: Henry Kovacs, Koji Gorniezano, Sean Kim. Cole Brennan, Taichi Okada.Back: Coach LeRoy, Aaron Enescu. Benson Fu. Alex Kotrady, Steven Page. Oscar Cheng, Coach Jenkins.

Above: Team Award Winners Aaron Enescu, Benson Fu and Koji Gorme/.ano.

Thirds Baseball had some really big wins this year, with an exciting 18 to 4 victory over Claremont Middle School, and a blowout of 25 to 4 over Mascoma. Their overall win/loss record was 3 and 8.

JV Baseball

Fionl: Aldan uaiTon. Hayden Berry, Peter Siegel, Caleb Glover, Chris Fournier, Charlie Day.Back: Coach Fitzgerald, Chad Rogers, Anliiony Chaniinah, Zach Williams, Gordie Borek, Connor Van Arnam laike Bennett, Dannv Belback, Coach Barker.

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Above right: Danny Belback pitching.

Right: Zach Williams, Peter Siegel and Danny Belback enjoying sunflower seeds.

Record for the season: 8 wins, 4 losses and I tie.

Varsity Baseball

Front: Griff Rogers, Matt Jarecki, Andy Kebalka. Charlie Kissel, Jay Bonti. Robbie Tuite, Alex Wolk.Back: Coach Hannis, Charlie Parry, Ryder Arsenault, Kyle Moran, Tyler Wilniot. Tony Karalekas, Andrew Herron, Aaron Rodriguez, Coach Lynch.

Varsity Baseball had a great season, with 13 wins posted and only 5 losses. Some o f the big games were a 14 to 2 win over the Boys Club of New York, followed by an 1 1 to 8 win over the same team. Varsity also beat St. Paul's School with a decisive 13 to fi victory.

Front: Jip Kerrebijn, Justin Choi.Middle; JH Hyun, Francis Pack, Nicky Funnel!, Joseph Park, Ha Joo Lee. Back: Coach Hart, Miles Hamilton, Rafael Casas, David Stack, Coach Rocha.

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JV Tennis had a successful season, winning against other

schools such as Holderness, Brewster, New Hampton,

Proctor, Tilton and Dublin— much older teams. The overall win -loss record this year was

8 wins and 4 losses.

Varsity Tennis

Front: Josh Lee. Carlos Velazquez, Daniel Kim, Freddie Wynne.Back: AJ Wypychoski. Chris Choi, Ryan Suh, David LeBreton, Emilio Rosas, Scott McLeod.

/ t lVarsity Tennis struggled this season with 0 wins and 10 losses, but they did not let that dampen their spirits. They [ racticed hard and saw improvement every day.

DLB. Emilio Rosas and Josh Lee diirinsr a match.

Thirds Tennis

I'l'onl: Diego Ayala. Jamie Kim. Derek Moon. Neil McCaluuint. Young Woo Kim. JH Hyun.Middle: Andrew Jeong, Alex Brennan. Sam Durst. Will Jarosiewicz. Ted Lim. Ke\ in Choi. Wyall Himmer. Isaac Lee, Ms. Gahagan.Back: Ms. Fera. Young Rok Pai'k. Johannes Lee. Pieter BaekholT, John Cameron. Diego Hernandez. Shawn Kim. James Howard. Mr. .Matsoi Not pictured: Ms. Sumner.

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Despite the lake court.s being pretty buggy this spring, the Thirds Tennis team played a lot o f tennis and learned new

skills and techniques. With only foiH' matches against

other schools, most o f the time on the courts was spent in

practice. The team had several close matches and one

big win against Vermont Academy.

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JOUSTINGLots of guys took turns trying to knock each other off—it was hard to stay balanced!

CATCHING RAYS ON WAKELY deck, watching and observing the crowd, thinking about what event to try next.

LOG ROLLJonathan Tuffy and Nelson Klein practice their balancing skills on rolling "logs".

INFLATABLE BASKETBALL Jas Spearman and Alan Dawson play a little one-on-one basketball.

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OBSTACLE COURSE 6th grader Daniel Kim catches some air off the slide while competing against a friend in the obstacle course.

WATER SLIDEA jump had just been added when Mike Weaver took on the challenge—airbom!

BUDDffiSJacob Kim and Michael Hall await their turn

in the dodgeball ring.

WAITING AND WATCHING It was one of the few nice days in May to be

outside, so this large group of friends is enjoying the sunshine.

LINING UPfor life vests and paddles and instructions,

everyone is eager to take out the boats.

AKASHAkash stands in line at one of the inflatable

games.

MAXMax King looks suprised to be caught on

camera as he emerges from the obstacle

"STAY BACK" Waiting for faculty to arrive, boys have to stay

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Polar Bear "I made it through!" Tie RecipientsThis group of men, boys, and one young lady, made it through consecutive cold, frosty mornings of swimming in Canaan Street Lake during the last month of school. They received a Polar Bear tie (or

hair scrunchie) as a reward for their perseverance. Congrats, cougars!

Department of Corrections

________________ Kristen TobinIt should be -en, not -in, "Kristen".

Sorry for the typo in the earlier faculty section!

Mitchell RodgersW e got the last names of Mitch and Chad mixed up in the senior section of the yearbook and wanted to make this correction.

Chad RogersWe spelled Chad's last name wrong

in the senior section, here is the correct spelling! Apologies to Chad

and Mitch!

Senior Superlative addendum— Russell McGillivray was elected most likely to fall asleep in chapel, most likely to burn his textbooks aftergraduation, and most likely to stay up past lights out... all meant vi'ith good humor and Vi'ith affection from his classmates!

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Last Night on Campus

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Paul Edward Krayer, '82, Commencement speaker

Handing out diplomas were Headmaster David McCusker '80. and Mr. F. Coming Kenly III, President of the Board o f Trustees. Here Alex Banfield receives his diploma.

Faculty traditionally go through the receiving line first. Mrs. Scott gets a teary goodbye from Jay Bonti.

"Work Hard, Have Fun,

Remain Humble."Paul Edward Krayer '82

Award and Prize RecipientsFront: Josh Choe, Faculty Prize;

Ji Hwan Brian Ryu, Faculty Prize; Ryan George, Faculty Prize;

Chris Chapin, Hinman Prize;Colin McCusker,

Pannaci Memorial Award. Back: Frederick Wynne,

William Knapp Morrison Award; Nicholas Funnell, Founder's Prize;

Chad Rogers, Faculty Prize;Shane Dalton,

William Knapp Morrison Award; David Pluhar. Caldwell Prize;

Sunny Luo, Dewar Prize; Nicholas Nugnes, The Norman and

Beverly Wakely Prize; David LeBreton, The Skibiski Memorial

Award.Awarded at the Recognition Assembly

(not pictured): Hajoo Lee, The Addison Memorial Prize

for Creative Writing; Alex Wolk, James N. Marrion

Sportmanship Award

The rain held off as graduates, family and friends gathered for commencement 2009. The ceremony was held this year under a big

white tent on the quad on Saturday, May 30th.

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Derek, Ji Oh, Chris, Daniel, Young Rok, and Josh wait for the Commencement ceremony to

begin.

Faculty boys Jack, Nicky, Gavin, Colin, Reed and Doel—we couldn't find David in the crowd!

Faculty members Alex Gray, Pat lacuzzi, Randy Macdonald and Lou Matson go through the

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In Loving Mennory of

Joe CollinsJoseph M. Collins (1926-2009), Assistant Headmaster EmeritusJoseph "Joe" Collins, beloved member of the Cardigan community, will always be remembered as a wise, caring, patient man. He filled many roles here before "retiring" in 1988, including assistant headmaster, director of studies, and dean of students. In the twenty years following his retirement, Joe and his wife Ginny continued to drive from their home in Lyman, NH to campus twice a week. Joe loved to listen, counsel, and advise boys in all aspects of their lives. He was a second father or grandfather to many boys and faculty members who appreciated his approachability, calm . demeanor and sage advice. He will be greatly missed.

Mrs. Collins shared these letters she received from students (quoted in part):

"Mr. Collins had a great and profound impact on my life at Cardigan Mountain School. Connecting with Mr. Collins was special to me because I lost all of my grandparents when I was young. I never fully grasped the relationship that most people share with their grandparents. However, talking and sharing feelings with Mr. Collins may be as close as I ever get. Whenever I wanted to speak with someone about how I was feeling, Mr. Collins was there, sitting on the Bronfman bench, just waiting to advise and share his Insight with me. I consider myself extremely lucky to have known Mr. Collins and shared a close relationship with him."

"Mr. Collins was truly loved here at Cardigan and sen/ed many of us students as an outstanding mentor. It will take some getting used to to not see his friendly face while walking from class to class. We all miss him."

"Mr. Collins has been like a grandfather to alt of us. He was always there when people needed help. He was willing to listen to what you had to say and he had good suggestions for what you should do next time. He is a person I want to be like.

Above: Joe enjoying an afternoon in the new Adirondack chairs with alumni.Right: Joe surrounded by students on the Bronfman bench.Below: Joe, Coach Marrion and former Headmaster Norman Wakely.