Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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Front rou tl to r b D. Crawford, D. Hassett, W. Jacobson, J. Germani, T. Butler, F. Fermino, D. White, W. Glover G Todd H Maddox, C. Crocker, T. Papp. Serum! ron leo Shields, D. Swift, R. Bearse, T. Alymer, D. Manni, P, Stearns, B. Drinkwater, M. Graves, T. Pierce M Renzi R Hang J. Antone, R. Santos, C. Sentio, E. B. MacSwan. Lat! mu R Souza W. Wimberly, T. Ellis, M. Shields, D. Pierce, T. Robinson, C. Syriala, J. O'Neil, J. Murphy, P. Vogles D Fernandes l. Britto. flmfdcf BACKED by veterans Harry Maddox, Tim Butler, Carlton Crocker, Fran Fermino, Dick White, Jim O'Neil, Walt Jacobson, and Matt Rosary, Coach Shields led the 53 edition of the Red Raiders into their opener with hopes for a great season that were further bolstered when B.H.S. squeezed by a favored Coyle team, 6 0. Barnstable did not fare as well in the next tilt, as they dropped it to New Bedford High, 12-6, but the next two weeks produced two of Barnstable's best victories as they rolled over New Bedford Voke 27-6 and Fairhaven 33-13. On the following Saturday, the Raiders suf- fered their first and only loss on the battlefield to a stubborn Wareham team by a 7-0 score. Barnstable then split the next two, beating Plymouth 27 6 and losing to a power- ful Attleboro ll , 13-7. The Red Raiders finished the season in a blaze of glory by stepping all over a hapless Falmouth team in the turkey game by a 30-7 count. Barn- stable completed the season with a 5 and 3 mark and rolled up 136 points to their opponents' 64. Individual honors went to Holter Jacobson, Dick Hassett, and Harry Maddox who made honorable mention on the All-State roster, to Jim Murphy who received the Ray Hostetter award for the player who exemplified outstanding effort and spirit, and to Harry Maddox who won the Cape's schoolboy scoring title and received an award as B.H.S.'s top back. Fran Fermino headed the list of our stars, being named the Capes player-of-the-year, voted most valuable lineman, chosen winner of the 19th Hinkle Trophy. National honors went to Franny when he was given honorable mention on the nation's All-American Schoolboy Team. To cap it off, B.H.S., was named the Capes number one team.

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Front Row Cl. to rj : R. Pierce, M. Graves, H. Maddox, co-capt., W. Glover, J. Germani, co-Capt., T. Butler, J. O'Neil. Second Rout D. Crawford, Manager, A. Ellis, D. Manni, B. Rice, R. Brito, D. Feinandes, R. Bradley, Assistant Manager, Coach Maki. Third Row: R. Cross, B. Maclntyre, J. Sanford, J. Lewis, C. Syriala, W. Ryder, W. Sears. garfefda FACING a turnout of fifty hopeful aspirants, Coach Maki set about the difficult task of choosing a squad to wear the red and white of B. H. S. on the hardwood courts. The finished product proved that this was to be no mediocre year for the Red Raiders when it trounced a highly favored Wareham 5 in the first game. Losing to New Bedford Vocational, defeating their first two Cape opponents, the team met Yarmouth for the first time on enemy ground with a 3 and l record. Yarmouth won, but the Raiders repeated the old saying, Wait 'til next time. Meanwhile, they picked up four more wins. Finally the Dolphins invaded Barnstable. The game was a Hght from the word go, but when the dust settled. the scoreboard read B. H. S. 49, Yarmouth 41. The season ended with one loss and one win. Next came the Principal's Association Tournament to decide the Cape championship. Barnstable quickly disposed of Orleans and Chatham so that once again they met the Dolphins-this time for the title tilt. Two thousand fans at Camp Edwards arena saw the Barnstable lads, minus their star re- bounder, Jim O'Neil, again outplay the Green to bring the trophy home for the first time in five years. Two days later, the Barnstable combo was eliminated from the Tech Tourney by Dartmouth. There were several reasons for the Raider's great year, the great support and spirit of the student body, the outstanding coaching job of Mr. Maki, the fighting spirit of rookies jim O'Neil and jim San- ford, the height and rebounding of Mel Graves, the leadership and fine performances of co-captains Harrv Maddox and John Roy Germani. At the first annual Boosters' Club banquet the Most Valuable Plzivfir award went to John Germani while jim O'Neil was given the Most Improved Player award