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1970 BLAZE

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DEDICATION

DEDICATION

The Senior Class of 1970 takes great pleasure in announcing the dedication of this Blaze to Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Yaggy, Jr. The Yaggys will be remembered for years to come by the students and all those who knew them. They have been a truly fine couple.

Mr. Yaggy, during his nine years at Cardigan, has been a teacher, Social Studies Department Chairman, Director of Clubs, Director of Summer School, Director of Admissions, Director of Studies, and Dean of Students, achieving success in all his many endeavors. For the last two years, he was in charge of the school in Mr. Wakely’s absence.

Mrs. Yaggy was very devoted to the school and the students. She spent much of her free time keeping the store open and full. She also took full responsibility for the Student Handbook; her job was to advise the student authors and to see to it that it was completed on schedule and printed each year. Mr. and Mrs. Yaggy always found time for students who needed them; they were most helpful and understanding. Their guidance helped many boys complete a successful and productive stay at Cardigan.

It is difficult to express the feelings of everyone about their leav­ing. To sum it up . . . they will be missed greatly by all! I

HEADMASTER’S PAGE

Sitting— M ary and M elissa. Standing— ^Jonathan, Mrs. Wakely, Mr. Nor­man C. Wakely, Charles.

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FACULTY

MR, EARL R. ALDRICH Language Training (Chairman), Developm ental Reading, Academ ic Standards Committee, Director of Recreational Skiing B. Ed. Keene State College

MRS. ALDRICH A sst. Librarian, Language Training Plymouth State College

M RS. CORNELIUS N. BAKKER, JR. Language Training B.A. M iami University

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MR. DONALD E. BLUNT Science (Chairm an of Dept.), Trap Shooting Club, Skiing B.S., Bridgew ater State Teachers College, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University

MR. EDWARD A. BOULAY Science, Recreational Sailing, Model Trains ClubA.B. & M .S., University of New H am pshire

MR. ROBERT K. BRAYMAN Social Studies (Chairman), Forestry B. Ed., Plymouth State College

IMR. SCOTT CALDW ELL

Language Training, Sailing, Model ClubB.A., University of Virginia

MR. SAM UEL H. COES, JR. Developm ental Reading, Sailing, H ik­ing ClubBrown University, Salem State Col­lege, Fram ingham State

DR. I . A. DINERMAN, M.D. School PhysicianChicago M edical School, University of Chicago M edical School

MR. ROBERT B. FAHRNER English, Audio V isual (Director), Dra­ma, Blaze (Advisor), Director of Clubs.B.A., Roosevelt College

MRS. FAHRNER, RN Relief Nurse Chicago Presb. H ospital

MR. JOHN M. FETSCHER English (Chairman), N ew spaper, Sk i­ing, Reserve Soccer, Bridge Club B.S., Holy Cross College

MR. HAROLD FINKBEINER, JR. M usic, Choir, Chapel organist B.M. & M.M., W estm inster Choir College, B.D., M cCormick Theology Sem inary

MR. ROBERT A. GAGNE French, Spanish , Skiing, Canoeing B.A., M aryknoll College, M .S., Uni­versity of Bridgport

MR. EDWARD G. GOOD SPEED Latin, Social Studies, Tennis, Skiing, Chess Club B.A., Yale University

MR. ARTHUR E. GRAM SE, JR. English, Reserve Hockey, Baseball, ScribeB.A., W ashington & Jefferson College, M.A., University of ^ o d e Island

MRS. GRAM SE Art, Art Club, Dance Chairman B.S., University of Akron

MR. GARY D. HARNED Science, Cross Country, Bicycling, Canoeing, Photography Club, Camp- craftB.A., Brown University

M RS. HARNED Language Training, Games Club B.A., University of Toronto

M ISS MARY HOWE, RN School NurseHenry H ayw ard M emorial H ospital

MR. THOM AS W. JIPSO N Math., Varsity Soccer, Skiing, Varsity Lacrosse, Basketball Club B.A., Dennison College

MR. DO UGLAS K. LOGAN Math., Fall Tennis, Weight Training Club, Skiing, Varsity LacrosseA.B., Stanford University

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REV. HARRY R. MAHONEY School Chaplain. Religion (Chair­man), Magic ClubB. Ed., Boston University, B.D., An­dover Newton Theological School

MR. JA M ES N. MARRION M athem atics (Chairman), Athletic Director, Soccer, Skiing, Baseball B. Ed., M. Ed., Keene State College

MRS. MARRION Language Training B .S., Keene State College

MR. JOHN A. MATZKE English, Social Studies, Football, VolleyballB.A., Dartmouth College

MR. KARL NYHUS Ski Team, Shop, Shop Club B.S., Norwegian M ilitary School

MR. JOHN O. RICH Director of A dm issions, Placement of 9th graders. Special Asst, to H ead­m aster, H ospitality Club B.A., Rollins College, M.A. & M. Ed., Johns H opkins University

MR. THOM AS P. ROUILLARD Director of Sum m er School, Public Relations, Ski Team B. Ed., Keene State College, M.A., Bowling Green University

MR. JAY K. SADLON English, Spelling, D.R., Reserve Soccer, Ski Team, Rec. Tennis, Green and White (Head)B.A., W ashington & Jefferson College

MRS. RALPH B. SCHM ANSKA Personal Typing (9th graders)B.A., Plymouth State College

MR, DAVID F. SHELTON Social Studies, Language Training, Ski Improvement, Travel Club, Work D etailsB.A., Texas A & M College, M.A., Colum bia University

MRS. SHELTONLibrarianB.A., N asson College

MR. HENRY L. SHEPHERD English, Social Studies, Reserve Foot­ball, Baseball, Contemporary Lawr ClubA.B., Princeton University, LLB., University of Conn. School of Law

MRS. SHEPHERD Language Training Hood College, U niversity of Hartford

MR. GILBERT O. STANLEY M athem atics, Social Studies, Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Rec. Tennis B.A., M iddlebury College

MRS. STANLEY Language Training Skidm ore College

MR. ANDREW T. STEW ART Spanish , French, Foreign Language Chairman, Skiing, Ski Improvement B.A., Trinity College, M.A., M iddle­bury

MR. NORMAN C. W AKELY ’ H eadm asterB.S., University of Maine, M.A., Colum bia University

MRS. W AKELY Language TrainingB.S., Bridgew ater State Teaching Col­lege, Colum bia Teachers College

/MR. RICHARD F. WEEKS

S c ie n c e , M a th e m a tic s , R eserve Soccer, Varsity Hockey, Reserve Baseball, Volleyball Club B.B.A., Clarkson College of Techno­logy

MRS. WEEKS Language Training University o f M ass.

MR. HENRY S. WOODS French, Jum ping TeamB.A., Dartmouth College, M.A., M iddlebury College

MR. BRADFORD YAGGY, JR. Director of A dm issions, Dean of Students, Scholastic Standards Com­mittee, Director of Studies, Rec. Ski­ing, Reserve Football, Debate Club, Norpine ClubB.A., Dickinson College, M. Ed., Lehigh University

OFFICE STAFF

Mr. Ralph B. Countermarsh Superintendent of property

Mrs. Jackie Lary Bookeeper

Mr. Richard Clancy Stew ard Chef

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Mrs. Ruth Johnson A dm ission Office

M iss Eileen Roberts Office

Mrs. Ruth Talbert A ssistan t to the H eadm aster

Mrs. Joyce LaMott Alum ni Secretary

Mr. Cornelius Bakker A ssistan t Treasurer

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DAVID DUTILH AGNEW Close Road, Greenwich, CT ACTIVITIES: Explorers 8,9; Volley­ball 8,9; Law 9; Floor Leader; Student

Council; School Council SPO RTS; V. Soccer 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

Tennis 8; Lacrosse 9. H OBBIES: W restling, Swimming,

Fishing N EXT SCHOOL: Salisbury

JOHN DAVID ALTGELT 1040 Thorndale Drive, Akron, Ohio ACTIVITIES: Travel Club 8; B asket­

ball 9; Dining room head 9. SPORTS: Lacrosse 8,9; Rec. Ski 8;

Soccer 9; Ski team 9. H OBBIES: Skiing, Basketball N EXT SCHOOL: Gould Academ y

JOHN JOSEPH ANTOGNONI, JR.

19 Crescent Road, Lexington, MA ACTIVITIES: M usic App. 8; Volley­ball 8; Explorers Club 8; Blaze 9; Student Council 9; School Council 9;

Floor Leader 9.SPORTS: Football 8,9; V. Hockey 8,9;

V. Lacrosse 8,9;HOBBIES: (Kim)NEXT SCHOOL: The Taft School

JA M ES GORDON AUCHINCLOSS

Box 3, Winter Park, CO ACTIVITIES: Stock Club 8; Blaze 9; Student Council; School Council;

Floor Leader SPORTS: Football 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

Baseball 8,9;HOBBIES; Photography, Sports NEXT SCHOOL: H olderness

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W ILLIAM WINFIELD A UGUSTIN E, JR.

Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ ACTIVITIES: N orpines 8,9; Explor­

ers 9.SPO RTS; Football 8,9; Rec. Skiing

8,9; Sailing Team 8; Cam pcraft 9. HOBBIES: M aking furniture; flying NEXT SCHOOL: Proctor Academ y

W ILLIAM HUNTER BARRETT, II

Old Dutch Road, Far H ills, NJ ACTIVITIES: Model 8,9; Volleyball 8; Radio 8; Riflery 9; Trap 9;

Shop 9.SPORTS: Football 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

Baseball 8; Lacrosse 9. HOBBIES; Fishing, Hunting, Cam p­

ingNEXT SCHOOL: Vermont Academy

CARTER BRADLEY BENEDICT 66 M eacham Road, W illiamstown,

MAACTIVITIES: Photography Club 8,9; Travel Club 8; Exploration 8; B asket­

ball Club 9.SPORTS: V. Football 8,9; Rec. Ski­

ing, Baseball 8,9. H O B B IE S : P a r t ic ip a t in g in a ll

sports!NEXT SCHOOL: Vermont Academ y

BARTLETT COOKE BYERS 111 Branch Brook Road, Wilton, CT ACTIVITIES: Photography 8,9; M o­del 8; Tram poline 8; Fire Educa­tion 8; French 9; Computer 9,

Floor Leader SPORTS: Skiing 8,9; Baseball 8;

Soccer 9; Sailing 9. HOBBIES: Photography, Records,

SkiingNEXT SCHOOL: Suffield Academ y

MICHAEL ANDREW CHOUKAS Vermont Academ y, Saxtons River,

VTACTIVITIES: Rifle 8; Bridge 8; Com­

puter 8; M agic 9.SPO RTS: Football 8,9; V. Hockey 8,9;

V. Baseball 8,9.HOBBIES: Reading NEXT SCHOOL: Exeter

ALFRED PHILLIPS CRONE 134 Bridle Path, W illiam sville, NY ACTIVITIES: Model 9; Reading

Period 9.SPORTS: Soccer 9; Rec. Skiing 9.

BRIAN HAVEN CUM M INGS 4715 Pinehaven Drive, Saginav^r, MI ACTIVITIES: Fire Education 8; M o­

del Club 8; Trap Club 9; Travel 9. SPORTS: Rec. Skiing 8,9; Sailing 8,9;

Fall Tennis 8; Soccer 9. HOBBIES: Skiing (Water & Snow),

Records NEXT SCHOOL: Holderness

ALEXANDER HALLIDAY DANN, JR.

542 LaFayette Avenue, Buffalo, NY ACTIVITIES: Travel 6,7,9; Explora­

tion 6,8; Art 6,8,9; Model 7. SPORTS: Football 6,7,9; Skiing 6,7,8,9; Cam pcraft 6; F. Tennis 7;

Sailing 7,8,9.HOBBIES: Hunting, Skiing, Motor­

cycles.

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DEAN CHAPMAN DURLING Buttonwood, W hitehouse Station, N] ACTIVITIES; M agic 7; W eightlifting 7; M usic 8,9; Volleyball 8; Floor Leader, Student Council, School

Council.SPO RTS: Soccer 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing

7,8,9; Tennis 7; Lacrosse 8,9. HOBBIES: Records, Surfing, Skiing. NEXT SCHOOL: The Gunnery.

JA M ES MORRIS EARLE, III 8212 Sem inole Avenue, Philadelphia,

PAACTIVITIES: Photo 8,9; Model 8;

Trap 9.SPO RTS: Fall Tennis 8; Rec. Skiing 8,9; Sailing 8; V. Football 9; Tennis 9.

HOBBIES: Photography, Skiing. NEXT SCHOOL: B lair Academy.

PETER JOSEPH FAIELLA “ M andalay” , Southham pton, Ber­

m udaACTIVITIES: Chess 7; Volleyball 7; Weight Training 7,8; Travel 8,9; Ri-

flery 8; Tram poline 8. SPO RTS: Soccer 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing

7,8,9; Lacrosse 7; Tennis 8,9. H OBBIES: Listening to Records,

Looking at Art.NEXT SCHOOL: Lawrence Academ y

JOHN THOM AS FLAVIN 42 V assall Lane, Cam bridge, MA ACTIVITIES: Photo 8,9; Weight Training 8,9; M usic App. 8; Law 9;

Job Foreman.SPORTS; V. Soccer 8,9; Ski Team

8,9; V. Lacrosse 8; V. Baseball 9. HOBBIES; Skiing.NEXT SCHOOL: Browne & Nichols.

W ILLIAM TIMOTHY FLEM ING 384 New Castle Road, Butler, PA ACTIVITIES: Photography 8,9; De­

bate 8; Model 8. SPO RTS: B aseball 8,9; Skiing 8,9;

Soccer 9.H OBBIES: Photography N EXT SCHOOL: The Gunnery

SAVAGE CROWELL FRIEZE, III

53 Walnut Court, Englewood, NJ ACTIVITIES: Travel 7,8; Magic 7; Rifle 7; Trap 8,9; Tram poline 8;

Volleyball 8.SPORTS: F. Tennis 7; Rec, Skiing 7; Archery 7; Football (Manager) 8; Hockey 8,9; Baseball 8; Football 9;

Dram a 9.HOBBIES: Sailing, guns, reading. NEXT SCHOOL: W illiston Academ y

PETER RHODES GARRISON 87 Sagam ore Road, Worcester, MA ACTIVITIES: Fire Education 8; Art 8; M usic App. 8; Trap 9; Explorer 9; F loor Lead er; S tu d en t C ouncil;

School Council.SPORTS: V. Soccer 8,9; Rec. Skiing

8,9; V. Lacrosse 8,9. HOBBIES: M usic, Drumming NEXT SCHOOL: H olderness

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PAUL NICHOLAS MENDOZA GONCHAROFF

Park Avenue— Apt. 19N, NewYork, NY

ACTIVITIES: Radio 8; Trap 8,9. SPORTS: Football 8,9; Skiing

Canoeing 8. HOBBIES: Fun NEXT SCHOOL: The Gunnery

8,9;

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RODNEY GOTIER 1332 Curtis Street, Berkeley, CA ACTIVITIES: Model Trains 9; Choir

9; Basketball 9; Weight Lifting 9. SPORTS: V. Football, Rec. Skiing, V.

Baseball.HOBBIES: Model Building.NEXT SCHOOL: W ooster

M ARK LOUIS GUARINO 125 Colony Street, Hamden, CT ACTIVITIES: Model 8; Exploration

9.SPORTS: V. Football 8,9; Rec. Skiing

8,9; V. Baseball 8,9. HOBBIES: Slot car racing. Sw im ­

ming, Skiing.NEXT SCHOOL: The Gunnery

MARK THOM AS HICKMAN Fox Chase Road, Malvern, PA ACTIVITIES: Photography 7,8; Chess 7; M usic App. 7,9; Skeet Shooting

8,9;SPORTS: Football 7; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; Softball 7; Soccer 8,9; Lacrosse

8,9.HOBBIES: Coins, Sailing.NEXT SCHOOL: Westtown

PETER COFFIN HOAG Tamworth, New H am pshire ACTIVITIES: Student Training 8; Ex­ploration 8,9; Volleyball 8; Chronicle

8; Blaze 9; H opkins Hall Head 9. SPO RTS: Football 8,9; Rec, Skiing

8,9; B aseball 8; V. Lacrosse 9. HOBBIES: Penny Collecting, Records

Sports.NEXT SCHOOL: H olderness

SEA N C. D. HOGAN 377 Greenwich Street, Bergenfield, NJ ACTIVITIES: No clubs.SPO RTS: Football 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

B aseball 8,9.HOBBIES: Records, Sports, W rap­

ping.NEXT SCHOOL: Vermont Academ y

8,9;

PETER WERNER JACOB 178 H avilah Street, Lowell, MA ACTIVITIES: Chess 7; Model

Student Trainer 8.SPORTS: Football 7,8; Rec. Skiing 7,8; B aseball 8,9; Tennis 9; Hockey 9;

Softball 7.HOBBIES: Sports, Stam ps.NEXT SCHOOL: W illiston Academ y

CRAIG RICHARD JOHNSON 5 Lockwood Drive, South Dennis,

MAACTIVITIES: Volleyball; Basketball

9; Model.SPORTS: Football 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

Baseball 8.HOBBIES: Reading, Swimming.

LEWIS DUPUY JOHNSTON, III

Box 269, South Boston, VA ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; H opkins Supervisor 9; Basketball

Club 8,9.SPO RTS: Football 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

B aseball 8,9.HOBBIES: RecordsNEXT SCHOOL: Public school.

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JEFFREY GENE KAHN 701 West Mt. Airy Avenue, Philadel­

phia, PAACTIVITIES: Exploration 8; Model 8;

Reading 9; Dining Room A ssistant. SPO RTS: V. Soccer 8,9; Rec. Skiing

8,9; Tennis 8; V. Lacrosse 9. HOBBIES: M otorcycles, horses, scuba

diving.NEXT SCHOOL: Public school.

RICHARD LAW RENCE KLEIN 451 West End Avenue, Nevir York, NY ACTIVITIES: Travel 8,9; Stock 8; Bridge 8; Chess 8; Magic 9; Games 9.

SPO RTS: Outdoor Life 8; Soccer 9;Rec. Skiing 8,9; Tennis 8,9.

HOBBIES: None NEXT SCHOOL: Blair

W ESLEY RAYMOND KNAUER 1525 Argonne Road, Reading, PA ACTIVITIES: Magic Club 8,9. SPORTS: V. Baseball 8,9; Rec. Skiing

8,9; Football 8,9.HOBBIES: Sports, Music.NEXT SCHOOL: M ercersburg

W ILSON BURTON LANGWORTHY 709 Righters Mill Road, Narberth, PA ACTIVITIES: Riflery 7; Exploration 7,8; Chess 7; Travel 8,9; Model 8;

Mini Bike 9.SPORTS: Football 7,8; Ski Improve­ment 9; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9; Sailing

7,8,9.HOBBIES: Surfing, Mini Bikes, Art NEXT SCHOOL: Public school.

KENNETH JAY LINNELL Box 76, M irror Lake, NH ACTIVITIES: Chess 7,8,9; Trap 8,9; Choir 7,8; Com puter 8; Cross Country

8; Shop 9.SPO RTS: V. Football 7,8,9; Rec. Sk i­ing 7,8; Ski Team 9; Tennis Team

7,8,9.H OBBIES: Sports, Coins NEXT SCHOOL: Hebron

MARK FERGUSO N LITCHFIELD

100 N ason Hill Road, Sherborn, MA ACTIVITIES: Model Club 8,9; Chess

8,9; Student Trainer 8. SPO RTS: Football 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8;

Ski Team 9; Sailing 8; V. Lacrosse 9. HOBBIES: Sports, Auto Racing, Slot

Cars.NEXT SCHOOL: Mount Harmon

THOM AS INCERSO LL McCLINTOCK

Poverty Farm, Southbury, CT ACTIVITIES: Model 7,8,9; M usic 7,8;

Art 9; Photography 9; Explorer 8. SPORTS: Cam pcraft & Canoeing 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing 7,8; Ski Team 9;

Bicycling 9.HOBBIES: Old Cars, People, Farm ­

ing, Photography.NEXT SCHOOL: The Gunnery

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LEWIS PENNOCK MERCER, III

1256 Northport Drive, Sarasota, FL ACTIVITIES: Travel 7,8,9; Chess

M usic 8,9.SPORTS: V. Soccer 7,8,9; V. Lacrosse

7,8,9; Rec. Skiing 7,8,9. HOBBIES: Travel, M usic, Bikes, Scu­

ba Diving, and Nature.NEXT SCHOOL: The Gunnery.

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RAYMOND D O U GLAS M ONTANA Meredith Neck Road, Meredith, NH ACTIVITIES; Chess 8,9; Science 8;

Cross Country 9; Hiking 9. SPORTS: Archery 8; Soccer 9; Ski

Team 9; Bicycling 9. HOBBIES; Art, Scuba Diving, A s­

tronomy.NEXT SCHOOL: Public School.

SCOTT PENNEY Box 254, Kennebunkport, ME ACTIVITIES: Radio 8; Debating 8;

Art 9; Law 9.SPORTS: Soccer 8,9; Hockey 8,9;

Sailing 8; Tennis 9. HOBBIES; Art, Electronics NEXT SCHOOL; Public School.

RICHARD SEM OU POLAND 301 Puritan Road, Sw am pscott, MA ACTIVITIES: Travel 8; Volleyball 8;

Com puter 8; Trap 8; Chess 9. SPORTS; Football 8; Skiing 8,9; La­

crosse 8; Tennis 9. H OBBIES; Swimming, Water Skiing. NEXT SCHOOL; Mount Hermon.

DEMETRE GEORGE SA M ELLAS 53 Gray Cliff Road, Newton, MA ACTIVITIES; Tram poline 8,9; Volley­ball 8,9; Chess 8,9; Basketball Club 9. SPORTS: Soccer 7,8,9; Rec. Skiing

7,8,9; Tennis 7,8,9. HOBBIES: Records, Tennis NEXT SCHOOL; Public School.

FREDERICK VAN CORTLANDT SAVAGE

333 East 68th Street, New York, NY ACTIVITIES: Stock 8; Exploration 8;

Photography 8; M usic 9; French 9. SPO RTS: Ski Improvement 8; Soccer 9; Rec. Skiing 8,9; Tennis 8; V.

Lacrosse 9.HOBBIES: Photography, M usic, Ski­

ing, Money Spending.NEXT SCHOOL: H olderness.

GEORGE BAKER SPAULDING 59 Tower Road, Hingham, MA ACTIVITIES: Bridge 7,8; Stock 7;

Trap 8,9; Photography 9. SPORTS: Football 7; Soccer 8,9; Rec.

Skiing 7,8,9; Softball 7; Tennis 8,9. HOBBIES: Sports, Trap Shooting. NEXT SCHOOL: Kim ball Union

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STEPHEN FREDERICK SPENCER, JR.

W estm inster Avenue, Swarth- more, PA

ACTIVITIES: Radio 8; Travel 8;Science 8; Trap 9; Shop 9.

SPORTS: Soccer 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9;Baseball 8; Tennis 9.

HOBBIES: Coins, Tropical Fish, Bot­tle Caps.

NEXT SCHOOL: Mercersburg.

W ILLIAM RICHARD STETSO N P. O. Box 396, New London, NH ACTIVITIES: Com puter 8; Model 8. SPORTS: Soccer 8,9; Skiing 8,9; B ase­

ball 8; Sailing 9.HOBBIES: Skiing, Sailing, Records,

Stereo.NEXT SCHOOL: Gould Academy.

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FRANK STU A RT STRO UT Ocean House Road, Cape Elizabeth,

MEACTIVITIES: Explorers 8,9; Volley­

ball 8; Tram poline 8. SPO RTS: Tennis 8,9; Rec. Skiing 8,9. HOBBIES: Skiing, Records.NEXT SCHOOL: Gould Academ y

JOSEPH BLAKE THAXTER, III

291 South Main Street, Cohasset, MA ACTIVITIES: Explorers 8,9; Tram po­

line 8,9.SPORTS: Football 8,9; Rec. Skiing

8,9; Tennis.H OBBIES: Records, Rapping.NEXT SCHOOL: Public School.

ERIC ALEXANDER VANCE 27 Cheswick Road, Auburndale, MA ACTIVITIES: Model 7,8; Chess 7; Bridge 7; Trap 8; Magic 9; Shop 9;

Mini Bike 9.SPORTS; Ski Improvement 7,8; Sk i­

ing 7,8,9; Archery 8,9. H OBBIES: Knife Collecting.NEXT SCHOOL: Mount Hermon.

GREGG A LA N VICKERY 12 Prospect Street, Milford, NH ACTIVITIES; Radio 8; Explorers 8;

Blaze 9; Norpines 8,9. SPORTS; Football 8,9; Skiing 8,9;

Sailing 8; Lacrosse 9. HOBBIES: Living.

CHARLES BRADFORD W AKELY Cardigan M ountain School, Canaan,

NHACTIVITIES: M odel 6,7; Chess 6,7; Bridge 7; Student Training 8; Volley­ball 8; Tram poline 8; Blaze (Editor) 9. SPO RTS: Soccer 6,7,8,9; Ski Team

6,7,8,9; Tennis 6,7,8,9. HOBBIES: Skiing, Stam p Collecting. NEXT SCHOOL: Aiglon College

(Sw itzerland)

JA M ES RICHARD W ILLIAM S W illiam s Hill, Grafton, NH ACTIVITIES: Model 7,8; Rifle 7.8. SPORTS: Forestry 7,8,9; Gym nastics 7; Baseball M anager 7; Hockey M an­

ager 8.HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Work­

ing.NEXT SCHOOL: M ascom a Regional

ANDREW KEITH WORTHINGTON

5006 Larno Drive, A lexandria, VA ACTIVITIES: Chess 8; Computer 8;

Model 9; Chess 9.SPORTS: Football 8,9; Skiing 8,9;

B aseball 8,9.HOBBIES: Coin Collecting, Fishing,

Hunting.N EXT SCHOOL: St. Andrews.

ALAN EDWARD WRIGHT 932 East 56th Street, Chicago, IL ACTIVITIES: Rifle 7; Bridge 8,9;

Tram poline 8; Weight Lifting 8. SPORTS: Soccer 7,8,9; Hockey 8,9;

Skiing 7; Lacrosse 9. HOBBIES: Coin Collecting.NEXT SCHOOL: Berkshire.

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SENIOR INFORMALS

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j Best Story Teller Sean Hogan Best Faker Demmie Samellas

SENIOR POLLBest Respected Peter Garrison Most Likely to Succeed Peter Garrison Best Dressed Sean Hogan

Best Actor Brother Johnston Most Sarcastic Tim Fleming Done Most for CMS Peter Garrison Best All Round Wes Knauer Most Popular Lou Mercer Class Loudmouth Fred Spencer

Fred Savage

Best Athlete John Antognoni Saintliest Brian Cummings

UNDERCLASSMENSIXTH GRADE

Front— Redstone, Baker, Thomas, Rear— Wade, Tayo Sands, Jody Stone, M. Wakely.

SEVENTH GRADE

First row— Howse, Schultz, Dodson, G. W illiams, Miller, Sone, MacDonnell, Lemmon, Gene Leone, Heppe, Beckett. Second row— Ryan, Diggs, Larus, C. Nielsen, Hermann, Goldschlag, Villiere, Robinson, Bullion, Yaggy, Zaetz. Third row— Hutchinson, White, Firman, Kaupe, Basso, Feroleto, Kicherer, Carey, W. Stone. Fourth row— Pierce, Herrmann, Bedford, Benson, Smith, O’Brien, J. Sullivan, Greenwood, Woods.

EIGHTH GRADE

First row— Roberts, Steele, Jim Stone, Ketcham, Caplan, Whiting, Chandler, M cClellan, Gould, Stanton, J. Dann, Halsey. Second row— Tim lin, J. Feldm an, Haxall, McCracken, Gerry Leone, Barry, Dickerman, Tourison, Greenough, Donald, Sim pson. Third row— Hall, G. Moore, Eisenkraft, Ebinger, Fletcher, Price, M. Feldm an, Hatcher. Fourth row— W. Anderson, Church, Lowe, Link, Huber, Nathanson, Holden. Fifth row— deKeyser, G iddings, Egerton, E. Anderson, E. Nielsen, Austin, Clark, Hubbard, Ris, Schimenti, Johns, Mahaffy, Scott. Sixth row— Clough, Gaines, P. Sullivan, W. Moore, Rosenfield, Davidson, Rausch, Lawrence, Mayer, Winsor, Ober.

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:z^;i;;.:^i;s«,,..i;.^iurer), Antognoni (president), Knauer (vice president)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL

First row— Mr. Matzke (coach), Choukas, Hogan, Knauer, Antognoni, Litchfield, Benedict, Mr. Stanley (coach). Second row— Thaxter, Johnston, Lary, Mayer, Eric Anderson, Barrett. Third row— Hoag, Guarino, Johnson, Gotier, A uchincloss, Clough, Earle. Fourth row— Lawrence, Linnell, Goncharoff, Vickery, Egerton, Foote.

CMS 33 Tilton 6CMS 13 Proctor 7CMS 13 New Hampton 35CMS 6 Vermont Academy 20CMS 0 KUA 6CMS 8 Eaglebrook 0

Won 3 Lost 3

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SCHOOL LIFE

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VARSITY SOCCER

Sitting— Jim Stone (manager), Sam ellas, Faiella, Mercer, Flavin, Garrison, Wakely, McCracken. Second row— Mr. Marrion (coach), Herrman, Wright, Halsey, Fuller, Hatcher, Fletcher, Schimenti. Third row— Spalding, Savage, Kahn, Altgelt, Burling, Spencer, Rausch, Agnew, Davidson, Mahaffy.

CMS 4 Hanover 3CMS 2 LaSalette 1CMS 0 Eaglebrook 2CMS 2 Holderness 0CMS 5 New Hampton 1CMS 3 Holderness 0CMS 6 KUAOCMS 1 New Hampton 0CMS 10 KUAOCMS 2 Eaglebrook 1

Won 10 Lost 1

Co-captains— Flavin and Mercer43

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RESERVE FOOTBALL

First row— Sandy Stone (manager), Diggs, Villiere, Gene Leone, G. W illiams, Caplan, Basso, Feroleto, Carey, Giddings, Mr. Shepherd (coach). Second row— Mr. Yaggy (coach), G. Moore, Dickey, Rosenfield, Church, Yaggy, Robbins. Third row— J. Sullivan, Smith, Greenough, Dickerman (co-captain). Roe, J. Feldm an, Bullion, Stanton. Fourth row— Wemyss, Simpson, Holden, Ebinger, Link, Nathanson, Scott (co-captain). Frieze.

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Hartford 24 Sacred Heart 24 Sacred Heart 0

CMS 6 CMS 32 CMS 28

Won 3

Hartford 24 Sacred Heart 6 Sacred Heart 6

Lost 3

RESERVE SOCCER

First row— Dodson (manager), Whiting, Sone, Klein, Lowe, Ober (captain). Baker, C. Nielsen, Schultz, Roberts (Manager). Second row— Penney, M. Feldm an, Kaupe, Hickman, Barry, Fleming, Cummings, Tourison. Third row— Mr. Weeks (coach). Stetson, Byers, Greenwood, E. Nielsen, Price, Stege, Austin, M ontana, Crone, Mr. Sadlon (coach).

CMS 1 Hartland 2CMSO Meriden 4CMS 2 Holderness 2CMSO Mascoma Jr. High 3CMS 4 Holderness 2CMS 7 Meriden 1CMS 2 Hartland 0

Won 3 Lost 3 Tied 1

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VARSITY HOCKEY

First row— Barrett, Choukas (co-captain), Hogan (co-captain), Antognoni, Church. Second row— Wemyss, Basso, A uchincloss, Eisenkraft, Whiting, Fuller. Third row— Mr. Stanley (coach), Clough, Foote, Lawrence, Agnew, Jacob (manager), Mr. Weeks (coach).

The Record

CMS 3 Holderness 2CMSO Eaglebrook 3CMSO Holderness 2CMS 3 KUA 13CMS 1 New Hampton 5CMS 2 Tilton 4CMS 1 Hanover 6CMS 1 KUA 6CMSO New Hampton 3CMS 2 Proctor 4CMS 4 LaSalette 3

Won 2 Lost 9

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Ski Team

ALPINE TEAM — Johnson, Ober, Giddings, Fletcher, Diggs, Mr. Sadlon (coach), Larus, Halsey, Bill Herrmann, Dickey, Flavin (captain).

JUMPING TEAM— Front— Jody Stone, Mr. Rouillard (coach), Yaggy Rear— Linnell, Beckett, Quantrell, Robin­son, Wakely (captain), Lary, Galluzzo, Hall, Altgelt.

CROSS COUNTRY TEAM— Mr. Harned (coach), Montana, Wakely (captain), Altgelt, Lary, Litchfield, Donald, McClintock, Yaggy, Mr. Woods (coach). 53

The Record

CM S 280.5 CM S 197.5 CM S 278.72 CM S 198.5 CM S 99 CM S 188.3 CM S 199

Won 7 Lost 0

H olderness 201.3 Proctor 141.2

Vermont Academ y 268.77 JUA 191.1

Tilton 81New Hampton 184.9

Eaglebrook 177.8

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RESERVE HOCKEY

First row— Feroleto,. Schimenti. Second row— Mr. Gramse (coach), J. Sullivan, Caplan, Jim Stone, White, G. Moore, Mr. Shepherd (coach). Third row— Benson, Tourison, Hatcher (captain), Austin, W. Moore, Frieze, John­ston, Wright, Lowe, Sandy Stone, Bullion.

CMS 3 Eaglebrook 4CMS 1 Concord 7CMS 1 Concord 10CMS(T Hanover 1CMS 1 Proctor 0CMS 3 Hanover 4CMS 1 Holderness 3

Won 1 Lost 6

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AWARD WINNERSHockeyMost Valuable Player Bill Barrett Most Improved Player David Agnew

Ski Team

Most Valuable Player Tom Flavin (Alpine)Charles Wakely (Nordic)

Most Improved Player Bill Hermann (Alpine)John Altgelt (Nordic)

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VARSITY LACROSSE

First row: Carey, Halsey, Mr. Jipson (coach), Mr. Logan (coach), Barrett, Holden. Second row: Lawrence, Diggs, Fletcher, Hatcher, Agnew, Hoag. Third row: Garrison, Clough, Durling, Mercer, Antognoni, Altgelt, Savage. Fourth row: Litchfield, Vickery, Kahn.

The Record

CMS 4 Holderness 5CMS 3 KUA4CMS 5 New Hampton 4CMS 4 Proctor 3CMS 6 Eaglebrook 12CMS 2 Tilton 3CMS 6 New Hampton 5CMS 1 Proctor 3CMS 12 Hanover 0

Won 5 Lost 4

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VARSITY BASEBALL

First row— Basso, E. Anderson, Simpson, Choukas, Knauer, Fleming. Second row— Jacob, Auchincloss, Guarino, Gotier, Flavin, Galluzzo. Third row— Jim Stone (manager), Dickerman, Benedict, Lowe, Giddings, Schimenti. Standing— Mr. Marrion and Mr. Shepherd (coaches).

The Record

CMS 7 LaSalette 13CMS 7 Eaglebrook 8CMS 7 LaSalette 14CMS 10 Eaglebrook 1CMS 4 Proctor 1CMS 3 New Hampton 6CMS 12 Proctor 0CMS 2 Tilton 4CMS 4 Mascoma 8

Won 3 Lost 6

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SAILING

Front— Scott, Mahaffy, Redstone, Wade, Gould, Hutchinson, Johns. Rear— Crone, Donald, Stetson, Dodson, Mr. Caldwell (coach), Mr. Coes (coach), Hall, Langworthy, A. Dann. Cummings, Byers.

CMS 21 Proctor 20CMS 23 Proctor 19CMS 19 Williston 23CMS 41 Dublin 41CMS 21 Phillips Exeter 10CMS 74 Dublin 16

MIT Regatta Finished 11th out of 20

Won 4 Lost 1 Tied 1

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VARSITY TENNIS

First row— Bedford, Hermann, McCracken, Whiting. Second row— Mr. Goodspeed (coach), Earle, Davidson, Linnell, C. Wakely.

The Record

CMS 6 LaSalette 3CMS 7 KUA2CMS 6 LaSalette 3CMSO Eaglebrook 6CMSO Holderness 9CMS 3 New Hampton 6

CMS 2 Proctor 7CMS 1 Tilton 8CMS 3 Holderness 6CMS 9 Lebanon 0

Won 4 Lost 6

72 Bruce Bedford, Captain

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RESERVE LACROSSE

First row— Haxall, Weymess, Weeks, Mr. Fetscher (coach), Baker, Tourison, E. Nielsen. Second row— Herrmann, Foote, Pierce, Wright, Heppe, Fuller, Benson.

CMS 2 CMSO CMSO

Holderness 7 Proctor 5 Holderness 7

Won 0 Lost 3

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RESERVE BASEBALL

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First row— Mr. Weeks (coach), Carlton, Caplan, G. Williams, Steele, Gene Leone, Feroleto, Mr. Gramse (coach). Second row— M. Felman, Woods, White, McClellan, Yaggy, Bullion, Church, Sone. Third row— G. Moore, Aus­tin, Mayer, Nathanson, J. Sullivan, Gerry Leone, W. Stone, Barry.

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CMS 14 Meriden Jr. High 11CMS 4 Hartland Jr. High 8CMS 14 Sacred Heart 5CMS 5 Hartland Jr. High 11CMS 14 Hartland Jr. High 10CMS 4 Hanover Jr. High 17CMS 5 Sacred Heart 17CMS 8 Thetford 13

Won 3 Lost 5

RESERVE TENNIS

Front— Davidson, Gaines, Quantrell, Winsor, J. Feldman. Rear— W. Moore, Mr. Stanley (coach), W. Anderson, C. Nielsen, Smith, Ober, Spencer, Schultz, Rausch, Zaetz, Huber, deKeyser, Clark, Mr. Sadlon (coach).

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SKI IMPROVEMENTc'.

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Mr. Stewart, Langworthy, H. Johnson, Haxall, MacDonnell, J. Williams, Miller, Mr. Brayman.

FALL ARCHERY

78 Vance, Aldrich, Lemmon, Tayo Sands, Ris, Goodspeed, Mr. Gramse.

CAMPCRAFT AND CANOEING

Front— Talley, Weeks, Mr. Harned, Bowen, Mr. Gagne. Rear— Ketcham, McClintock.

FALL TENNIS

First row— W. Anderson, deKeyser, Jacob, Zaetz, Woods, Clark, Gaines, Topher Sands. Second row— Mr. Logan (coach), M. Wakely, Strout, Poland, Bedford, Huber, Hubbard.

FORESTRY

Mr. Caldwell, Quantrell, Gordon, Firman, Pierce, Augustine, Gerry Leone, Johns, Donald, Wade, Mr. Boulay.

VARSITY WORK DETAIL

Dickey, Mayer, Miller, Feroleto, Mr. Shelton (behind wagon). . . . (or tree )............. (well, he’s around anyway).

ARCHERY' f - ' ' m - - ■

P. Sullivan, MacDonnell, Thomas, H. Stone, Mr. Boulay [instructor], Lemmon, Vance, Ris.

BICYCLING

McClintock, Tayo Sands, Goodspeed, M. Wakely, Rosenfield, Mr. Harned (gooberer), Villiere, Montana.

SPRING CANOEING

Augustine, Mr. Matzky (coach), Hubbard, Ryan, Egerton, Kicherer, Kaupe.

RESERVE WORK DETAIL

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Mr. Shelton (slave driver), O’Brien, Foster, White, Kicherer, McClintock, Bowen, Haxall, H. Stone.

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HERE and THERE

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THE CMS SWINGERS

IT COULD ONLY HAPPEN,

David Donald bit me.

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Mr. Shelton! You did too do it!

Why have all the boys moved back.........RIBET!!!

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My problem Mr. Yaggy............ isneglected to show....................

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Reid.........Even your best friends won’t tell you.Good morning, Mr. Fetscher. 89

ACADEMICS

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Sitting— C. Wakely (editor), Link. Standing— Auchincloss, Vickery, Antog- noni, Mr. Fahrner (advisor), Anderson.

HOST COMMITTEE

Sitting— Timlin. Standing— Roberts, Whiting, Ketcham. 95

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

First row— Litchfield, M. Wakely, Mrs. Shelton (librarian). Second row- Ketcham, Roberts, deKeyser.

NORPINES

96Sitting— Link. Standing— Litchfield, Vickery, Kahn, Augustine, Mr. Yaggy.

CHOIR

First row— Schultz, Gene Leone, Qiandler, Dodson, Jim Stone, Baker, Wade. Second row— Hutchinson, Roberts, Goodspeed, M. Wakely, Lemmon, Mr. Fik- beiner [director). Third row— Ris, deKeyser, Clark, Agnew, Beckett.

DRAMA

Sitting— Goodspeed, Link, Timlin. Standing— Ketcham, Hutchinson, Roberts, Mr. Fahrner (director), deKeyser. 97

DORM CABINET

Sitting— Savage, Knauer, Mr. Yaggy (advisor), Garrison. Standing— C. Wakely, Byers, Agnew, Auchincloss, Durling, Antognoni, Mercer, Guarino.

FIRE MARSHALLS

98McClintock, Linnell, Spencer, Nathanson.

JOB CABINET

Sitting— E. Anderson,Fleming, Standing— McClintock, Frieze, Cummings, Linnell, Hoag.

STUDENT COUNCIL

Front— Guarino, C. Wakely, Mercer, Savage. Rear— Knauer, Altgelt, Durling, Auchincloss, Agnew, Flavin, Garrison. Sitting— Mr. Wakely. 99

SCHOOL COUNCIL

Front— Mercer, Durling. Second row— Mr. Sadon, Mr. Blunt, Mr. Caldwell, Diggs, Garrison, Rausch. Third row— Agnew, Baker, Knauer, Antognoni, Auchincloss, Flavin.

ip FOUR YEAR BOYS

100C. Wakely and A. Dann

BLAZE PAGE

Charles Wakely, Editor and ChiefHE TAKES FULL RESPON­SIBILITY

Robert B, Fahrner, Faculty Advisor ADVISOR AND STAFF CONFERRING

Eric Anderson, Administrative Assistant

O U R G R E A T S E C O N D STRINGER

Gregg Vickery, Layout Editor WAS THAT 2 BY 3 V2 OR 3 BY 2 V2

Jim Auchincloss, Photo Editor WHOOPS! I CLIPPED MR. BOULAY’S EAR OFF.

O U f i . ^ A l t o T TkJ

The Blaze staff worked many hours putting this booktogether............ As a resuh, we have taken the libertyto have fun! Thus . . . anything found on this page that confuses you should be considered confusing and not meaningful . . . Thank you for your patience.

THE BLAZE STAFF

Charles Link, Copy Editor

THERE I AM, GORGEOUS ME!

J o hn A n t o g n o n i , Roaming Editor

NO SIR, I’M WALK­IN G IN B A C K ­WARDS.

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CURRIER AND CO., INC.

DARTMOUTH BOOKSTORE, INC.

DARTMOUTH NATIONAL BANK OF

HANOVER

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EARLY AMERICAN HOUSE

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FLANDERS AND PATCH

GRANITE STATE ELECTRIC

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HANOVER FIRE DEPARTMENT

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DARTMOUTH TRAVEL

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MRS. ELIZABETH M. FLAVIN

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MR. GEORGE A. GARRISON

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MR. WILLIAM W. KNAUER

MR. DAVID C. LANGWORTHY

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ANNA MARY TRAINER

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JAMES CAMPION, INC.

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ESTATE OF WILLIAM L. O’BRIEN

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