Cardigan Mountain School - Blaze Yearbook (Canaan, NH)

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MR. BALDWIN, Mathematics, Science, Campcraft, Ski MR. WOOD, Mathematics CDepartment Headb, Team Coach, MRS. BALDWIN, Language Training, Waterfront, Skiing, Store CAssistant Managerl, Arts and Crafts, REBECCA, GUNNAR. Baseball Coach CHeadJ, MRS. WOOD, School Nurse. MRS. JOHNSON, Bookkeeper. . , MRS. COBB, Assistant Treasurer. . F , I ,.-., .,, w W MR. ALLEN, English, Mathemat- ics, Model Airplane Club, Water- front, Fire Commissioner, Skiing. MR. O,DELL, Band. MR. BRAYMAN, English, Social Studies, Forestry. MR. WILDER, English, Social Studies, Chronicle Advisor, Ski Team Coach, Ski Improvement.

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MR. GALLAGHER, Language Training fDepartment Headj, Testing, Tennis, Assistant Baseball Coach, Blaze Advisor, MRS. GALLAGHER, Nursery School, ROBERT, STEPHEN, DAVID. Mlss CAMP, Office ., ' 'tri' I l D MR. HULBERT, Science 6Departmenr Headj, Campus Improvement, Skiing, Brewster Dormitory Head, Chess Club, Archery, Audio-Visual Club,'Golf, MRS. HULBERT, Language Training, DUDLEY, LINN. yi ii, kfl 1 1' J ,, -.' i . In W- 1: .' A' 55 f .1-' ' 1' - ff 'f , ,xf J .. ' nv . - 'f'fWQ.,, ,v , Y. k if . I .W .. .. X. ,. , f.,71,,, ,t 4 ii l va ' 'l - ' 1 I 1? ' TY l' .7 L.. Y . ' st Z 4- ,., iv X I Mr, , -- . l , 1147 M ,ua MR. COUTERMARSH, Super- Mus. WEBER, Glee Club, Secretary. intendent of Property. Music Director. li.:. .f-. f L Q' fx I MR. LINN, Sixth Grade, Forestry, Skiing, Riflery, Clark-Morgan Dormitory Head, Senior Advisor, Court Advisor, MRS. LINN, Student Handbook Advisor, Lan- guage Training, KRISTINA. it it SFU l f v A lii Spy are rci '-QM l. T fu lk' Q3 rw ,iq-' A -,g,m, 3 ' 4' 5 l .iff X - ' . ,J ,. 1 f -...E P. 'il Us' if-1.-5 ' .X ' , uf -21.5521 , em? -N fiitfm 1 - VP 1- :f'-.1--Hb - -rw' 1 . 'qw 'io .2 rrff- :vs-' f 'fu' 7,-V, 5 w , ,if ' all J A I7 WH ' 'if' +5 1 -' -if in M if Y. will .- A., if H 'f XE' in if Qfgffr, I' fi fi! lu- LW, 5' ' :A . 4' . P-'I' 1. lui ' l 'f:i iq... -' up Wu' mul, 1 M f- fm,-rf' . in ,,,,.,,-if-ml -l .H-H, -lu, 'wi -.41 , F in W , i ff. sl time t w... R .. 'I'k.1V' A wr' i, f- if --i l' Qt. . W inf 1. 1 X ', .' r, , i1 ,g . ,ffm e .5 I -f Pr- R-Q i i-ii? A ' inf' 1 .fl ' HJ l iiivlli L' ' :ie U: 'mi F' ,.+i1g:f2-if l A f . r f' , -.1 . .l M.. 0. I.. mv- , 1 , 1 , ' E' -in ,keg E 1 fa rw - -et-qi lu, L. 1 .4 .- ai .,:. f m- I A ., riff -H , i f -f -- Y -E .. lm-I -. 1 uw ai fu 1 M r '. 'x 'S'b' ' - -If ..'7'3lx' 'I-U-' 3 ' L' 1 lim' 15'-'Pnl' f r 4 f ' 1 1 vw, rf ' A '1-fl I '?:'F 1 ' f T J . . 'HES' Pali' ,M ,, 31553 ' 4. Qi' . . I - 7-'girl' figygi A v N 1 r lu it 4 rf mga warts? 2 :klllfltfilf HM I .3 we l l L ' ,y,s. S. .. ,rw L- 1 P2 if Qi .. f?,,:f.' f in 'R lififlkiikilijuif ,,1Lg f Sy f 9.42 A l RI f5viI'f?Lf?P img f' l ' 2 .Q ,fj.Ef.ly1'Av'Hgi5H.1i i ly '- ,1 L r ,f 'LFE ..,?':,i 'Q:,5i. L F? X yr 79 v V! x :.-- Y .lv-. f'+- va V u 1 H 'hyg.'jQ ,4 .5gi'.g.lfQgi5f ,Eg 'iw .L H-U - 'WY' -' '.,53,,,. 'ij ,.,. ?l:,ig!-:ir-1 , di' E1 1 ' f i W f 5 . i wh- ,, -i. .ly .,Ll,..uM.f i. if , ,Lek 1 Ng- f:5,1.-mb 'uf f i. 'l X 'W 94? fi-'lf ' ,fi pg Y gt ' .Hz -. A- , ,vi vi ,g:ff.,:q.' ,, . R112 -11' 'fan ir.: ,T af' 1 -in . 3 ' mg if MR. HARRIMAN, Language Training, Mathematics, Shop, MRS. HARRIMAN, Language Training.

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Svniura CLASS OFFICERS President ROBERT D. BORZILLO Vice President FREDERICK L. SMITH S ecretary JON JOY Treasurer ANDRIES G. PASTORIZA Alumni Secretary FRANCIS W. ROBINSON JOHN ALLEN Fair Haven, V t. Kimball Union Academy Hinman Floor Leader 9, Forestry 9, Ski Team 8, 9, Weight Lifting Club 8, Campcraft 8, Model Airplane Club 8, Fishing Club 8. John, the apple grower from Vermont, was a member of the ski team for two years. He served as floor leader of Hinman first floor and did a fine job. On many a free after- noon he could be seen in Mr. Brayman's car headed for Plymouth and the surrounding area. rf Q- af im ,,l5Ifg ef 'L 'q Y ARTHUR SOPER ARMSTRONG, JR. Cleveland, Ohio Hebron Academy Football 8, 9, Skiing 8, 9, Baseball 8, 9, Library Committee 8, 9, Forestry 8, Chess Club 8. Sandy, a two-letter man, contributed well to the athletic program. A member of both the football and baseball teams, he added much to both. If Cardigan had a track team, he would have surely been a member because in the hurdles, high jumping, broad jumping and dashes of Green and White Day, he excelled. Gazelle as he was called by some, surely resembled one whether snaring a pass, reaching for a high one at Iirst base or clearing the crossbar at a respect- able height. Lx! IGN I' I Ii, HN II .ai 5 ,I YiiL'Zf1 7,?i