Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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.W- Qyl M! some o us to fhe service C PAULINE LOUISE PETERS eerf ness is catchlxg a hearty laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. ith r agile, light feet, Pauline has been a great asset to our basketball and ock teams. Although she may be reserved at times, she can contribute to the f nd frolic of any party. Pauline has an original personality which makes her ' by all. She takes an avid interest in collecting and listening to rock-and-roll ield Hockey 4, Burnacle 4, Pep Team 4g Softball. Q- x--- fg ROBERT LEVVIS PETERSON Let not your heart be troubled Bob, noted for his outstanding crop of red hair, is always ready with a cheerful smile and friendly word. He's a good listener as well as a good talker. Bob's mischievous smile, intriguing manner, and good-natured personality have made him popular in a wide circle of friends. Next year, Bob hopes to heed the call of the wild, blue yonder and work for an airline. Football 3g '58 Club 1. CAIL ef Engoy life every golden those who know her she is who has her serious adept in helping to strates. Such an attempts. We hope Freshman Frohc 1 S '58 Club 1 GWENDOLYN From our own selves our An avid sports enthusiast and participant, Her contribution to our girls basketball team on the Cape. Wherever there's a party or excitement, theres attitude and a cheerful smile for everyone. The i will remain with us for many a. day. N Softball 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Chorus S, '58 Club 1. N Xxv A N 44 fun-loving Gail. To and amusement. Gail, She is especially class dances demon- in everything she her numerous talents next year. Junior Prom 35 Chorus 3,45

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f lgher eolucaiion- ' PAUL JOSEPH MURPHY His hair and eyes laugh with his mouth. Paul, better known as Murph, comes from South Dennis to attend the Automotive Repair Course at our new Trade School. After school and on weekends Murph 'works as a gas station attendant. Although he has come to Barnstable this year after three years at Weymouth Vocational, he has become well known because of his bright red hair and friendly Hello. Paul plans to enter the Air Force after graduation. We certainly wish him the best of luck. Weymouth Vocational: Football 1, Sophomore Class Play 2, junior Prom Com- mittee 3. g X MARK NILHOLAS NILES Handsome is as handsome does. Nicki's quick, dry sense of humor, his unusual ideas, and driving spirit have made him one of our class leaders. He is usually the first one to initiate an idea or project and follows it through to the end. With such a quality, we have looked to Nick to head many committees. A prominent Key Club member, an avid record collector, and an aspiring pilot are some of Nicki's enterprises. If you see an ivy-leaguer stroll- ing down the hall speaking to everyone he meets, it's our handsome Nickil Football lg Basketball 15 Baseball 1, Class Officer 1, Sophomore Hop Committee 2.3 Iunior Prom Committee 3, Key Club 3,44 Bamacle 4, Freshmen Frolic 1. 1 KATHERINE ANN O'BRIEN What beauty outshines this heavenly body! Back with us once again, Kathy, who has been attending Newton High, was among us in Junior High School. Kathy's clear, soft, rosy complexion make her envied by many young girls-her big brown eyes and wavy hair top off her lovely face. Al- though Kathy entered her senior year at Barnstable in the second semester, she has stepped in with the other business students to help make our Bamacle a success. Kathy's future plans are uncertain, but it wouldn't be surprising to hear that she will be a successful model! Newton High: Baseball 25 Home Room Representative 25 Legislature 1, Tap Dancing 2. Barnstable High: '58 Club 15 Barnacle Typing Staff 4. DIANE RAE PERRY The wise and the funfloving are those who succeed. Having attended Sacred Heart Academy in Kingston for two years, Diane is back with us again to graduate. As a freshman Diane played the clarinet in both the band and orchestra while always maintaining her usual A's. In her senior year, Diane is a welcome alto in the mixed chorus and the special irls' chorus. Diane is an ixcellent bowler and enjoys playing this sport on Monday nights with the Girls' eague. , In june, soon after graduation, the wedding bells will ring for Diane. No doubt she has a busy, happy future in store for her. Kingston: Basketball 2,33 Debating Team 2,3g Dramatic Club 2,35 Oratory 2,8g Newspaper 2,85 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Class Play 4. Bamstable: Ban 1, Chorus 4g basketball 15 Dramatic Club 4, Ir. Boosters lg '58 Club 1: National Honor Society 253,45 Orchestra 1. 43

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some fo jods- ANN MARIE POOLER Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Tall, slender, and attractive, Ann Marie makes a striking appearance anywhereg but particularly when she is cheering. She has added her own special sparkle and vitality to the squad, whether she has been cheering out on the football field, at a basketball game, or at a pep rally. Besides being an exuberant cheerleader, Ann Marie is also a terrific dancer. With her flair for stylish dressing and graceful manner, won't she make a lovely secretary! Cheerleader 2,3,4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Dramatic Club 45 '58 Clubg Intra- mural basketball 1. sto W J' tw NALD KENNEY RICHARDS are not idle, but the fruit of a loyal nature and of noble mind, i D ieis blond crewcut and flashing eyes is a quick wit, superior intellect, rant personality. His spectacular feats 'on the football field have led to ny A touchdown. Don seems to possess never-ending pep and vigor. Whenever there is something to be done, you can be sure he will ,step in and lend a hand. Don belongs to the Key Club, has been vice-president of our class, and has been consistently on the honor roll. If Donnie retains his individual personality and likeable traits, his college career should be as rewarding as his high school ad- ventures. Football 1,2,3,4g Freshman Frolic 1, Basketball 1,B,4g Key Club 2,3,4g Sophomore Hop 35 Class Officer 35 junior Prom 3, Traffic Squad 35 '58 Club 1. JOSEPHINE RIEDELL That action is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. I0 stands out in a crowd. She's different. Statuesque beauty and a winning smile have made her the apple of our eyes throughout our four years. She is always willing to give a helping hand by heading many class projects. Remember the won- derful refreshments at the Junior Prom? The University of Maine may be fortunate enough to capture her winning ways next year. Orchestra lg Freshmen Frolic lg Sophomore Hop 2, Basketball 3, New Erigland Music Festival 8,45 Junior Prom 3, Picture Committee 4. U hc, ff' KU V' 1 U. f UI' w . Kiwi? ff Yi ilxfggrj lcinwlofil if ' NLD 4 f v lf 9 1 3 'D ' I 691-Q VJif 4'7 blm Yi ff All aff' 41' gf 0, .ffl Nao Uv ,1 iv MARY SUSAN vERs based, QM ll D ll V'6 The ioy of youth and health in her eyes displayll, or pc 0 And ease of heart her every look convey'd. Add together short black curls, snappy browneyes, a cheerful smile, a peaches-and- cream complexion, and a sparkling personality and you have Mary Sue. These qualities have made her one of the most popular girls not only in her class but also the whole school. Her kindness and thoughtfulness for others will most certainly help her as an elementary school teacher. Mary Sue enjoys all types of dancing, particularly at a party in her extra-large playroom, one of the most popular places in Hyannis on otherwise dull weekends. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 4g '58 Club 15 Football Concession 4g Football Programs 4, Sophomore Dance Committee 2. , 45