Cardigan Mountain School - Blaze Yearbook (Canaan, NH)

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1 96 2 THE BLAZE X f' ' el- ...-,H W l ,.,-- wx L--'Jw . I . HX lr ,.. i4-L. ? , a-- - e-.-: ff K , 4 m x ,vwiq . -1,q,'72.:','-.- ', '51 xr ,-ij' . N 1 ' vglkigx l :M P .-. V. V W A CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SCHOOL Grader 6 through 9 on Canaan Street Lake Canaan, New Hampshire

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SAILING Sailing at C.M.S. this summer was very popular. The lleet now consists of six Tech dinghies. Enthusiasm ran high and each after- noon boys practiced to get to the posi- tion of First Mate, Skipper or Captain. On the last Thursday of each two week activity period, there were two races. The next day the winners raced and the victor here became Captain of the Fleet for the period. The following boys were awarded Skipper pins: Whit Gregg, Walter Cul- bertson, David Edsall, jay Quick, johnny Lucy, Elliot Bridge, Steve Barndt, Steve Perlrnutter, Jay Cannis, Andy Freidlich. lVILLlAM'S WORKSHOP The shop this summer was conducted by a professional shop teacher, Mr. Nyhus. He teaches in Enfield in the winter but fortunately was available this summer. He spent much time in individual instruction to eight boys each period. Many of the projects completed were very well made and showed the results of hard and patient work. ARCHERY AWARDS JUNIOR BOWMAN - Matthew Condon, Bradford West, Peter Gerard, Norman Davidson, Steve Gallagher, Frederick Francis. BOWMAN - Hare Stuart, Leonard Os- sorio, Dudley Dumaine, James Nowak, Douglas Gibbes. BOWMAN FIRST RANK - Louis Skinner. ARCHER - William Drummey, Walton Harman, Mike Marcoulier, john Pearson, Albert Simpler. ARCHER FIRST RANK - Stephen Barndt, Albert Perez. AMERICAN ARCHER - Laurence Dreyfus. JUNIOR LIFE SAVING The following boys have received fifteen hours of instruction ini the Red Cross Junior Life Saving course: David Bishop, Morgan Douglas, Robert Ef- tinger, Peter Gardent, David Hallam, Richard Hallam, Joseph Hallowell, Jon- athan Holden, Tracy Noonan, Ross Prossner, Jay Quick, Edward Rossmoore, Gary Ryan-. Contributors to the Summer School Blaze: John Bronos Bill Luria Wally Harman Steve Perlmutter Glenn Rader Gordon Stuart Photography by David Pierce Studio, Hanover, N. H. GREEN AND WHITE The Green and White groups, selected by Mr. Lucy, consisted of five teams each. Each team played on Tuesday and Thurs- day nights on the athletic field. Each game was supervised by two teachers. Games such as soccer, capture the flag, softball, football, and volley ball were played. A team received tive points for each game won. White led most of the summer, but during the last two weeks Green crept up and finished 20 points ahead. Con- gratulations, Green. RIFLERY AWARD The following awards are presented to the boys that qualified while firing the N.R.A. course during the summer session of 1962. EXPERT - James Weber BAR SIX - Albert Simpler CPro-Mark to Bar SixJ, Steve Barndt QBar Five and Bar SixJ . BAR FIVE - 'David Schulman. BAR FOUR - Drex Douglas fMarksman I to Bar IVJ . BAR THREE - Don Saunders fBar I to Bar IIIJ. BAR T W0 - Lou Skinner QPro Mark to Bar IIJ, Steve Reilly QPro Mark to Bar IIJ, Wally Morris KPro Mark to Bar IIJ, Norm Davidson, Mike Clancy. BAR ONE - Roger Earle CPro Mark to Bar IJ, Doug Gibbes fPro Mark to Bar IJ, John Stocki QPro Mark to Bar IJ, Jed Dempsey. SHARPSHOOTER - Bob McSherry fpfc Mark to SharpshooterJ, jim Nowak CPro Mark to SharpshooterJ, Tracy Noonan fPro Mark to SharpshooterJ, Bob Schact. MARKSMAN FIRST CLASS - Steve Gal- lagher CPro Mark to Mark IJ, Jack Foster fPro Mark to Mark IJ, Dick Say- kin CMark to Mark IJ, Edward Mack CMark to Mark IJ, David Savitt, Stu Sanger. MARKSMAN - Jay Cannis Pro Mark to MarkJ, Sparky Derrick fPro Mark to MarkJ, Mike Estey QPro Mark to MarkJ , Peter Gerrard fPro Mark to MarkJ, Gary Ryan fPro Mark to MarkJ, Mike Marcoulier. PRO-MARKSMAN - Ben Parker, Gardner Cox, Steve Cahill, Larry Dreyfus, Peter Gardent, Peter Fontaine.

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Evhiraiinn The Class of 1962 dedicates this year's edition of the Blaze to MR. DONALD T. THOMPSON. His kind, but firm, manner on the activity field, in the classroom or in the dormitory will long be remembered by those who had the good fortune to have Contact with him.