Cardigan Mountain School - Blaze Yearbook (Canaan, NH)

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CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT fFalll Left to Right: Hoots, Hess, Foster, Martin, Mr. Hulbert, Watkins. This fall a small, but rugged group of boys tackled some big projects and proceeded to do the thoroughly. One of the most out- standing and well-used accomplish- ments was the installing of new poles for the ski tow on Clancy Mountain. Other jobs involved clearing more space at the end 0 the ski-jump runway and clearin around the new Williaills Work- shop. Brush from these clearing jobs helped build a bigger bonfir for Halloween. CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT In the spring the C. I. boys con- tinued with their brush cutting tools and helped clear off the field at the North Church. Another task, a high altitude one, involved paint- ing the ski jump with a wood pre- servative. Congratulations on some fine accomplishments, boys. CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT fSpringJ Q Front Row: Gregg, Mr. Hulbert, with Cubby, Cox. Back Row: Martin, Moran.

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' ' 1-.5 TENNIS C Fall J First Row: Hine, Coan, Rosselli, Gerard, Boothhy, LaCour, Smith, J., Koch, Feiel, Audley, Yatsevitch. Second Row: Mr. Cutting, Saykin, Humphrey, Monsted, Masters, Westervelt, Cox, Burack, Cowen, Horne, Bixler, Hoguet, Nelson, Mr. Gallagher. TENNIS fSpringJ To start off the Spring tennis sea- on this year the boys on tennis plus r. Cutting and Mr. Thompson ound themselves on the tennis ourts, but oddly enough not play- ng tennis. Instead, they were shov- ling snow from the courts to give ld Sol a better chance to melt the emaining snow off the courts aster. Soon the courts were cleared of he snow and we started developing ur tennis strokes which we had sed the previous fall. No sooner ad we had a few good days of ennis, when, to our great dismay, t snowed. Luckily though, the snow id not stay long and we were soon ack on the courts again though casionally looking up into the ky making sure the clouds did ot mean more snow. The groups of A and B were ormed this year as last. The A roup consisting of the more ad- anced tennis players and the B roup of the less experienced ones. From the A group the tennis team as chosen which didn't have the ,est of luck with the two matches gainst Proctor this year. That is e tied one match and lost the ther by a close margin. TEN NTS BALL BOY ' This summer a machine called the Ball Boy was purchased. This machine can shoot tennis balls over the net at any given angle. It holds 40 balls which can be shot at vary- ing speeds. Now the instructor can be with the boy and help him as he makes his shots. This machine is worth the money paid for it. The boys on tennis and even the masters enjoy using the Ball Boy. TENNIS cspringy First Row: LaCour, Harman, Righter, Hoguet, Koch, Borzillo, Bridge, Boothby, Rosselli, Gerard. Back Row: Mr. Cutting, Reed, Gardent, Ossorio, Major, Nelson, Stimpson, Crawford. Saykin, Westervelt, Worthen, Horne, Sternberg, Yatsevitch, Mr. Thompson.

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FORESTRY C Fall J Sitting: Bishop, Mr. Brayman, Peterson, Mr. Linn, Moran. Standing: Duncan, Skibiski, DuPree, Jagoda, Smith, G., Connell. FORESTRY Forestry was led by Mr. Brayman nd Mr. Linn. These two men led group of 18 boys in the arts of orest care. This activity is probably ne of the more popular non-team ctivities here at Cardigan. Upon joining the forestry group, ach boy receives a sizeable plot of orest land on campus which he is o keep in good condition until he aves Cardigan. Even after he has oined another activity the follow- ng spring or fall, the plot is his to anage. This spring, much work has been one on the individual plots. Trips o Orange Basin and other swim- ing trips have been a success. FORESTRY f a ,f FORESTRY C Springj Seated: Gardent, fPeterJ, Allen, Hunter, Dade, Russell, Hoots, Viviano, Peterson, Effmger DuPree, Ellis. .S't1mdi1zg.' Smith J., Wise, Jagoda, Ramus, Hine, Mr. Brayman, Skibiski, Mr. Linn X ,