G4: Clark Pond Camp
Sleuths: Tony Ward ’94
The Canaan property was gifted to the school in 1983-1984, and used for both faculty and student retreats.
We began sharing digitized items from our collection as part of Cardigan’s 75th Anniversary celebrations in 2020-21, and this work continues. On this page you’ll find items that reflect life at the School from 1975–1984. If this content brings a part of your own Cardigan experience to mind, we hope you will share a reflection with us.
The combined wisdom and diligence of our alumni and friends are matching names to faces for the Cardigan Archives. Browse newly-identified images here that feature alumni who graduated during Cardigan’s fourth decade, or review more History’s Mysteries to suggest solutions.
Sleuths: Tony Ward ’94
The Canaan property was gifted to the school in 1983-1984, and used for both faculty and student retreats.
Sleuths: Sheila Marks, Tony Ward ’94
The Canaan property was gifted to the school in 1983-1984, and used for both faculty and student retreats.
Identifications:
Sleuths: Ken Lary ’71, John D'Entremont ’94, Bruce Marshard ’64, Richard Clancy ’67
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Sleuths: Ken Lary ’71, Bruce Marshard ’64, Richard Clancy ’67
Sleuths: Bruce Marshard ’64, Richard Clancy ’67
Cardigan’s yearbook was first published in 1958; issues shown here were released during the School’s fourth decade.
The Chronicle began as a student newspaper, but was later shared with the broader School community. Issues shown here were published during Cardigan’s fourth decade.
The newsletter Words About Cardigan was sent to members of the School community between 1969–1979. Issues shown here were published during Cardigan’s fourth decade.
The newsletter Notes from Cardigan was sent to members of the School community between 1972–1987. Issues shown here were published during Cardigan’s fourth decade.
The newsletter Cardigan Commentary was sent to members of the School community between 1979–1980.
The newsletter Cardigan Today/Tomorrow was affiliated with the campaign of the same name, and was sent to members of the School community between 1981–1989. Issues shown here were published during Cardigan’s fourth decade.