Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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You have now reached the goal you have been working toward since you started your formal education, twelve or more years ago. It repre- sents a milestone in your lives, and many of you, a few years hence, will come to the realization that these past four years were the most care- free and happy you have known. In an age of supersonics and outer space spec- ulations, additional emphasis is being given to the traditional ideal of high education. The possibilities of learning from life itself must not be overlooked. Our hope is to have chal- lenged and stimulated your interests and talents, and thus enabled you to see the opportunities for learning all around you. To the Class of 1958, the first class to gradu- ate from the new Barnstable High 5 :hool, good luck, and may your future ever be bright. Wf To say that one person has been a guiding hand, an inspiration, and an understanding ad- visor, would represent what Mrs. Catherine D. Towey, our yearbook advisor, has been to us. Her kindness, patience, and cheerfulness have always encouraged us, and we, the Class of 1958, wish to thank her for her unselfish help- fulness, and her unsparing generosity with her time. MRS. CATHERINE D. Tower QVC' MR. BRIAH K. CONNOB As Director of Curriculum, Mr. Frederick M. Hodge has shown his understanding of young people and his constant interest in their activi- ties. He has been an excellent advisor through all our high school years-an unfailing leader, a wise counsellor. We, the class of 1958, wish to thank him for being a patient listener and close friend to all of us. MR. FREDERICK M. Honors l -5 l-TI7

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MR. HARVARD H. BROADBENT Mas. MONTCALM AND Miss RECKENDORF ADMINISTRATION My heartiest congratulations go to the members of the Class of 1958 upon their graduation from Barnstable High School! To some members of the class, it means an end to formal educationg to others, it is the beginning of higher education. But to both groups, we urge a continuation of education whether it be in or out of school. The means whereby one may secure an edu- cation have been given to all. The use and im- provement of the abilities developed in Barn- stable High School depends on each individual member of the class. Not only is it important to you as an individual to continue to develop your abilities, but it is also essential at this particular time in the his- tory of our country that each individual attain his maximum potentiality in order that our way of life may survive. We have the greatest of confidence in you and sincerely believe that you will live up to our expectations. 79LMM-2-1-'lJS4'l.i..i-a.,4,6,,J-

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