Cardigan Mountain School - Blaze Yearbook (Canaan, NH)

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N X nf' :jx .Eff 4 is gb 'Ve S-06-' RONALD S. DUDLEY Ron Skating 8, Campcraft 8, Elec- Lronics Club 8, Waterfront 8 8: , Skiing 9. Ron, what do you think about Dave Freeman taking over where 'ou left off with the Hanover 1urses?! Always cheerful and 'eady to join in the fun, Ron is STEPHEN J. DAVIDSON Steve Library Committee 9, Football 9, Skating 9, Campcraft 9. If you want to find Steve, head for Brewster and listen for the loud strumming of a guitar. His sense of humor and ready smile made him well liked from the start by all his classmates. JONATHAN H. DOANE jon Waterfront 8 8: 9, Hockey 8 8: 9, Campcraft 8, Electronics Club 8, Library Committee 9, Tennis 9, Hopkins Hall Asst. 9. When we think of jon one trait immediately comes to mind, dependability. He is always ready and willing to pitch in with a smile, and help out whenever needed. We hope his stay at Berwick is a pleasant One. Iver ready to fill you in on the top tunes of the current week. d X

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ERNEST W. BROXVN Ernie Band 8 8: 9, Glee Club 8, Elec- tronics Club 8 8: 9, Rifle Club S, Skiing 8 8: 9, Campcraft 8, Wat- erfront 8, Tennis 9, Baseball Manager 9. The familiar sight of Ernie loping past our classrooms at the end of each class period to ring the bell was often, especially in the spring, a welcome one. He became an established comedian when, on our ski holiday, his wry humor made things a little more bearable after the bus driv- er lost his way. COLIN G. CAMPBELL Glen Skating 8, Chess, Cards and Checkers 8, Forestry 8 8: 9, Campus Improvement 8, Elec- tronics Club 8, Skiing 9. If you should overhear some- one planning the first rocket to the moon, it is probably Glen. In fact there are rumors he is building it on his Forestry plot. Perhaps Glen's electronic brain is one of a budding Edison. 59 Ronnnr S. COCHRANE Bob, Roach Band 6, Skiing 6, Forestry S Sc 9, Waterfront 8 8: 9, S 8: 9, Chess, Cards and 8, Assistant Floor Leader 9. Bob's short haircut a f te spring vacation amazed us but, man, it was still cool by Cardigan's beat generation. It is he said that it made on his forestry plot much because not so much of the X . - it Li U, became entangled in his hair. 'I

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ROGER A. FINDLAY Campus Improvement 9, Ski- ing 9, Waterfront 9, Rillery 9. Another newcomer to the class of '59, Roger always seems to be willing to lend a hand with all the little chores around campus that just have to be done. As he is an avid rifle fan, we wish him a bang-up time at Salisbury School next year! JOHN M. S. FRANCHOT Electronics Club 8 8: 9, Chess, Cards 8: Checkers 8, Waterfront 8, Skiing 8 8: 9, Football 9, Blaze 9, Forestry 9, Riflery 9, Senior Prize. If you see someone dash by with a camera in one hand and part of a radio in the other, he is very apt to be john. The pun, for better or for worse, has been adopted by him as a constant method of retort. John's humor really ought to be recorded for posterity, most of the intellec- tual seniors claim. 59 DAVID C. FREEMAN Dave Chronicle 8 8: 9, Glee Club Ski Improvement 8, Campus I provement 8, Ski Team 8 8: Tennis 9, Floor Leader 9, St dent Council 9. Before he became Cardigan only skier to be wounded in a tion this year, Dave's agility o the ski slopes and between t slalom gates was a pleasure t watch. In the spring he mastere his crutches almost as well more important still, he mained his jolly self.