Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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w BARBARA WHITE I lake the world to he hut ar a mage. Barb's happy-go-lucky way has led to her popularity in the class. We can usually find Barb dancing down the corridor. Her cute expres- sions and ways will never be forgotten. Best of luck in everything you do. Barnacle Staff 12g Prom Committee 115 Manager Basketball 11, 123 Clipper 113 Glee Club 12. Whalevw 11 popular aleren er attention. Dick's popularity on and Off the football Field has been proven by his election as class president for two successive years. His qualities go farther than this for he is our best dressed and best looking boy. With his capable leadership and friendly attitude to all, he is bound to be a success. President 11, 125 Barnacle Staff 123 Sophomore Hop Committee 10g Prom Committee 115 Ring Committee 11g Football 9, 10, 11, 12. NANCY VICTORIA WIINIKAINEN 'The joy of youth and health her eye! dirplayf' Nancy is a citizen of the exclusive and well-known Shark City clan. Her sunny .way has brightened many classrooms. We know she will be a success in all she does. Clipper 115 Hockey 103 Basketball 10. JUDITH WOODRUFF Her way: are way: of plearanmeirf' Judy has just recently joined the ranks of our classg and, although we haven't known her for very long, we think Judy is tops! We wish her luck and happiness. 1 - PAUL THOMAS NORTON ll7hy worry? And me so young. The heavy clomp! clomp! clomp! we hear coming down the hall is only the sound of Paul's boots. How he can manage to catch his orey in the woods when he makes so much noise. we can't understand, but he always comes home with something. Best of luck to the great hunter.

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JEANETTE VERKADE Vz3rtuouJ and wire, .the ir. Jeanette is another of our leaders in the high honor field. Jeanette has always been one of our quieter students but can always be depended on to do a job well. We're wishing you all the happiness and success your future can hold, Jeanette. Traliic Squad 11, 12g Glee Club 12. ADELBERT SPURGEON WEAVER Silence anrwerr much. Adelbert, although a quiet student, can always be called upon to come up with the right answers in class. He has led the class scholastically since the seventh grade. With his exceptional abilities, we know he will be successful in life. JEAN WATTS A merry heart that laughr at all. jeanie's a friend to all. She's always ready for a good time, and when she laughs, the world laughs with her. Her easy going manner and pleasant smile are assets to her. Best of luck always, Jeanie Class Treasurer 123 Barnacle Staff 12g Cheerleader 125 Girls State llg Traffic Squad 12. BARBARA DOROTHEA WEBER Silence is the perfeclert herald of joy. Barbara is the shy, quiet type, who can be counted upon to do her share. We don't know what her future plans are, but we wish the best of luck in what ever she undertakes. Glee Club 11, 125 Hockey 11.

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Cfazia pI 0l0A2Cg Dear Pop Well, it's been 20 years since we left good old B. H. S. Would you like to hear how some of us have been doing since then? Barb White, Dorice Allain, and Bruce Richardson are doing all right for them- selves. They took over Arthur Murray's Dance Studio. Barb teaches modern danc- ing and Dorice tap and acrobatic. Bruce teaches ballroom dancing for those shy guys. Joan Allen is Superintendent of Nurses at Greenwish Hospital in Con- necticut. Guess what? John Anderson won the Nobel Prize for oration. Remem-- ber how well he did in the essay contests? Jimmy Ansboro owns a chain of green- houses and florist shops across the country. Xsfell, Joan Barabe followed through her work in the Cape Cod Bakery and is now chief decorator for the bakery chain. Jimmy Campbell is doing well. You know he fell heir to the Campbell Soup Company. Some luck! Connie Carver, who was a contestant for Cranberry Queen, is now the assistant to Candy Jones, head of the Conover Modeling Agency. The other night I went to the Stork Club and guess who I saw! Dave Chesbro, who has taken over Harry James' Band was the feature attraction. Alma Goffin and Barb Coggeshall remained with the N. E. Tel. and Tel., Barb as Chief Opera- tor and Vickie as Assistant Chief Oper- ator. David Crocker designed the new 1974 Buick-Cadillac. Eddie Crosby was voted the Best Dressed Man in the U. S. for the year of 1970. Nancy Cross at- tended modeling school and is now one of the highest paid models in the business. The other day I was visiting the Mayo Clinic and ran into Faith Cummings, the head laboratory technician there. Walter Eldredge is head of the Photography De- partment of the Kodak Company. I always thought he'd make good in his hobby. Nona Ferdensi is the head buyer for Filene's Department Store. Franny Fermino, our great center, is the coach of Holy Cross Football squad. In 1954, Jane Gallant won a scholarship to Cambridge University in England. She set a precedent for that University to going co-ed. Dickie Hassett is playing football with the Los Angeles Rams. Skippy Hostetter is the owner of the fabulous Broadway restaurant Skippy's Skip-Inn. It's a nice cozy place right in the heart of Broadway. The other day on my way to London, I traveled over the beautiful new super highway between Cape Cod and London, via the Atlantic. Four of our classmates built this bridge, Carol Horacek, was the financial manager, Walter Jacobson, the supervisor, Donnie Pena, the manager, and Billy Nye, the designer. Jackie Howe is now the manager at Aunt Tempey's Tea Room. Bev Howes is the private secretary to old Senator McCarthy. You probably read about how Bob Hoxie and his associates cracked the Brownlease kidnaping case. Bob finally got his big break. Barbara Couto, our class treasurer for the Junior year, is married and working for White Bros. Milk Co. Joanne Amaral is married and living in her dream house in West Barnstable. After her experiences with the school candy concession Marcia Hull has taken over the Hershey Candy Company. Janice Kelly is married and living in Japan where her husband is stationed. Joan Kittila, voted the best- looking girl in the Senior Class, was chosen Mrs. America of 1960. Connie Perry joined the Waves and is now a Commander at the Naval Hospital in Portsmouth, Virginia. Nancy Winnikai- nen is the executive secretary at M. G. M.