Cardigan Mountain School - Blaze Yearbook (Canaan, NH)

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9 as xy x 0--1 4 E if AQ? E Q 19 900-9 WAYNE W. SARGENT, JR. Barge, Sarge Ski Improvement 8, Camp- 8, Glee Club 8, Skiing 8 9, Football 9, Waterfront 9, Leader 9. Wayne is one of the quieter but when it comes to his floor in order he rule with an iron hand. Dur- football when he ran out steam on his final laps he always depend on Mr. s iron hand, fisn't right, Barge?J. 5' RICHARD K. PRIESTLEY Dick Host Committee CChairmanJ 9, Library Committee 9, Tennis 9, Skiing 9, Clark Morgan Floor Leader 9, Baseball 9. Dick's first year at Cardigan was his Senior one, but that did not prevent him from being ac- cepted quickly into the upper class clan. His winning ways made him a logical choice for the Host Committee and we all forgave him for directing all his attentions toward one girl once each dance had begun. THOMAS J. SADINSKY Tom, Sad Skiing 8 8: 9, Waterfront 8, Tennis 9, Baseball 9, Library Committee fAsst. Headj 9. If you notice an especially cool cat sauntering toward the dining room all dressed in red, it is definitely Tom. Every- thing he owns is red. You might say red is his favorite color! Per- haps his grin, uwidexas a barn door , is the only thing he wears more often. Q. , 5 ffl 'va A . i S i - I A ' gf-Ja 9 . ..S ---2 ..., 4:1 . .

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YASUTERU OHTA Yatchi School Leader 9, Waterfront 8, Campcraft 8, Skiing 8, Ski Team 9, Football 9 CCo-Captain,J, Base- ball 9, Band 8 81 9, Cabinet 9, Student Council 9. In the classroom and on the playing fields Yatchi, along with making great improvement, has been well liked by Seniors and underclassmen alike. His sense of humor, spirit, and enthusiasm have made all of us glad we could play and work with him for two years at Cardigan. KARL J. PANNACI Parmcb Skating 8, Campus Improve- ment 8, Chess Cards and Check- ers 8, Forestry 9, Skiing 9. Catch a glimpse of someone wearing a raincoat on a perfect- ly beautiful day and it will prob- ably be Karl. It's not that he likes the rain so much, he is just ex- pressing himself! S om e h o w when you hear Karl tell an old joke, no matter how many times you have heard it before, a laugh is guaranteed. An old hand with the faculty children, Kar1's com- pany is enjoyed by all. se fn-w-:du 59 FREDIERIC F. PEARCE III Fred Football 9, Skiing 9, Forest 9. A new comer in his seni year and the smallest senior the football squad, Fred's frien ly, quiet, and smooth personalit and his ability to have a go time with the boys, made him welcome addition to Cf class of '59. Are you going play football at Proctor, Fred?

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NORMAND L. SCHREUDER N own Host Committee 8, Library Committee 8 8: 9 CHead 97, Rifle Club 8, Campcraft 8, Wat- erfront 8, Chess Cards and Checkers 8, Chronicle 9, Cabinet 9, Football 9, Skating 8 81 9, Baseball Manager 9. Overseer of our new and growing library, Norm has often given his own time to assure the library was opened for use, part of almost every free day. He is a well-liked scholarly individ- ual and we wish him much suc- cess at Brooks next year. 1 w.. WILLIAM E. SEELY, JR. Bill, Tank Football 8 8: 9, Hockey 8 8: 9, Baseball 8 8: 9, Blaze 9. When I go to Canada next year to ski I'll show you how the pros do it. If two points are needed in the last few sec- onds of a football game just hand the ball to Bill and make your blocks. Do you like com- petitive sports, Bill? 59 CHRISTOPHER A. STEPHENS Chris Football 9, Skiing 9, Forestr 9, Auditorium Care CHeadJ Library Committee 9. Seldom seen without his tar, Chris put it down just enough to learn to ski this ter. All auditorium care in the auditorium . . .