Cardigan Mountain School - Blaze Yearbook (Canaan, NH)

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FOOTBALL 3 -4511 -SUV' A First Row: Gohl, Gardent, Paul, Mann, Haslam, Luria, Smith, F., Co-Capt., Robinson, Co-Capt., Ossorio, Wor- then, Christy, Uihlein, Joy. Second Row: Mr. Thompson, Solomon, Mgr. Moses, Whyte, Weeks, Major, Hosley, Hunter, Reed, Hallowell, Stimpson, Armstrong, Mr. Yaggy. Back Row: Rae, Viviano, Kellam, Russell, Bos- worth, Ramus, Edwards, Harman, Barker, Gallagher, R., Brewer. For the first time in 3 years our football team had an undefeated season. They wrapped up this year with a score of 52 to 20 against Proctor. This year they had only 12 touchdowns scored against them and tripled that by scoring 57 touchdowns. To let the school know of their happiness and to let off some steam, they threw several first string members, and the coaches, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Yaggy, into the showers. This team will never be forgotten for their mag- nificent performances in this trying sport. However, this article would not be complete without a word about the wonderful fellows we struggled against. They were good sports and good competition. CMS vs Proctor J. J. V. 18-12 CMS Vs Vermont Academy 26- 8 CMS vs Newport 8- 6 CMS- vs Claremont 46- 6 CMS vs Kimball Union Academy 46-22 CMS vs Proctor 32-20 CMS vs New Hampton 14- 6 THE UNDEFEATED SQUAD Armstrong - End Gardent, Paul- T Major - End Russell - End Barker - G Gohl - End Mann - QB Smith, Fred - Captain FB Bosworth - G Hallowell - G Moses - RHB Solomon - Manager Brewer - T Harman - RHB Noucas - FB Stimpson - T Carnell - Manager Haslam - C Ossorio - T Uihlein - RHB Christy - C Hosley - G Rae - LHB Viviano - QB Crawford - LHB Hunter - T Ramus - T Weeks - End Edwards - T Joy - LHB Reed - G Whyte - End Effinger - RHB Kellam - T Righter - T Worthen - G Gallagher, R. - G Luria - G Robinson - Captain LHB

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FRENCH HALL FRANCIS ROBINSON Uizyj - Dormitory Leader, STEVEN WINEBRENNER f.S'teueQ -- Floor Leader Clst Floorj, BRADFORD COWEN fB1-adj - Assistant Floor Leader Us: Iflaorjg GREGORY HORNE fGreg1 - Floor Leader f2ud l loar1,' JOSEPH SKIBISKI Ijaej - Assistant Floor Leader I2r1rlFloor2. First Row: LaCour, Hoguet, Gerard, Rae, Rosselli, Milliken, Dickinson. Second Row: Mr. Ackley, Burack, Skibiski, Horne, Robinson, Hallowell, Cowen, Adams, Cindy. Third Row: Armstrong, Lawson, Hess, Freed, Bell, Edwards, Stimpson, Martin, Gardent, Peter, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Thompson. HINMAN HALL RICHMOND HOSLEY fRickJ - Dormitory Leaderg JOHN ALLEN fjalanl -- Floor Leader fist Floorjf JON JOY fjoul - Assistant Floor Leader Us! Floorjf JOHN NELSON Uackl - Floor Leader Und Floorjf WILLIAM RUSSELL fliillj - Assistant Floor Leader Qnd Floorj. First Row: Mr. Wilder, Mrs. Yaggy, David, Kellam, Pastoriza, Saykin, Foster, Humphrey, Viviano, Lathrop, Greenspon, Dunning, Mrs. Lary, Erin. Second Row: Mr. Yaggy with Douglas, Gregg, Noucas, Bosworth, Yat- sevitch, Wall, van Zandt, Crawford, Mr. Lary with Billy. Third Row: Luria, Weeks, Haslam, Tlithill, DuPree, Golding, Lane. Back Row: Whyte, Nelson, Dade, Johnson, G., Hosley, Russell, Bruder, Joy, Hoots, Uihlein, Ossorio.

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HGCKEY Front Row: Carnell, Gardent, Paul, Ossorio, Hosley, Barker, Weeks, Dade, Coan, Smith, F. Back Row: Mr. Ackley, Mr. Gallagher, Sheble, Mgr., Rae, Pastoriza, Cox, Moses, Hallowell, Hartnett, Burack, Bosworth, Mgr. Twenty boys and two coaches turned out for hockey. They practiced long and hard before their first game which was on jan. 20 with the Vermont Academy j.V. team. At the end of the game the score was tied, 2-2. In a sudden death overtime period, VA scored an- other goal to make the final score 3-2. 1 The next game was in Plymouth, N. H. against the Holderness J.V. team. CMS came home with a victory, 8-3. Feb. 9 found CMS playing host to the Vermont Academy team. At the end of the first period the score was 2-O but Vermont Academy scored four goals in the final period to make the final score 4-2. As part of the Proctor Winter Carnival, Cardigan played the j.V. hockey team on their home rink. The score was tied several times during the game but CMS pulled through in the last minute of play and broke a tie. Final score: 5-4. Paul Gardent scored the winning goal. Feb. 21 again found CMS playing hostg this time it was the Holderness J. V. team of Plymouth. We were again victorious, 3-0. Scorers for Cardigan this past season included: Cap- tain Peter Weeks, Paul Gardent, Jim Barker, Jeff Coan, jay Robinson, Doug Dade, and Fred Smith.