Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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Jas! an lafamenf of fire Cpfaaa o 1954 WE, the Class of 1954, of Barnstable High School, county of Barnstable, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, be- ing of sound mind and memories, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. To her sister, Joanne, DORICE ALLAIN leaves her flashing feet. JOAN ALLEN leaves her angelic look to Beverly Skende. Bruce Childs is endowed with the curly hair of JON ALLEN and BoB HOXIE. JOHN ANDERSON leaves his oratorical abilities to Berkeley Rice, while JAMES ANSBRO leaves his judging abilities to Joe Mello. MYLES ALMER leaves his shy- ness to Walter Lewis, and the good humor of JOAN BARABE is passed on to lucky Ann Shields. ROBERT CARY leaves his cowboy boots to all the little Range Riders. The engin- eer boots of PAUL NORTON, and the mathematical ability of CAROL HORACEK are left to next year's Solid and Trig. Stu- dents. Mr. MacSwan will be the lucky owner of the white OJ bucks of JIMMY CAMPBELL. To all the up and coming knucklecrackers, RICHARD NORMAN leaves his versatile knuckles. JOHN MC- GOFF leaves Mr. Howes a bottle of aspirin. BETTY BOURQUE leaves her pretty blonde locks to Jane Watts. To Betty Hayden and Jimmy Hallett, TIMMY BUT- LER and HARRIET MASON leave their red hair so that B. H. S. will remain color- ful. The good looks and personality of EDDIE CROSBY are left to Jimmy Sanford JANE GALLANT leaves her clothes model- ing to Joan Barrows, and ARTHUR MAR- NEY leaves his Oxford Gray to all the boys in dungarees. To next year's Cranberry Queen candi- date, CONSTANCE CARVER leaves her essay. WALTER ELDREDGE leaves his pipe to Mr. Howes, and to Briar Cook, RICHARD DRINKWATER leaves his love of hunting. FAITH CUMMINGS leaves her basketball ability to Pat Campbell, and FRANNY FERMINO leaves his ability to play football to his brother, Pete. ALFRED JOHNSON and CHARLOTTE PYE are leav- ing the treasured care of Shark City to Frank and Helen Thomas. To any girl fortunate enough to get it, JOANNE AMERAL leaves her diamond ting. DAVID CHESBRO leaves his hot trumpet to Francis Richards, and to ac- company her at the football games, BAR- BARA COLEMAN leaves her baton to next year's head majorette. BILL CROCKER leaves his rugged shoulders to Butch Ellis, and to Joyce Richards goes PATRICIA DUDLEY,S height. BARBARA COGGESHALL leaves her hopped up Ford to her sister, Janet. The typing ability of BEVERLY HOWES is left to Cynthia Baxter. JANICE KELLEY leaves her petiteness to Judy Rivers. To Pat Souza, JOAN KIT- TILA leaves her pretty smile, and to Pauline Souza, MARGUERITE DOYLE leaves her rosy cheeks. BARBARA COUTO leaves her business ability to the eleventh grade future secretaries, and DAVID CROC- KER leaves his many cars to Fred Little- field. NANCY CRoss donates her con- vertible to the fire department. With the understanding that he will put them to good use, WALTER LUNDQUIST leaves his carpentry tools to Billy Aalto. BEVERLY DANIELS and DoNALD PENA leave their clowning to Skippy Hans- berry and Peter Campbell. To Joan La- Flamboy, AMELIA FERDENSI leaves her flashing eyes. LILLIAN LORRETT leaves