Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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L VELMA JANE ROBINSON CK155ik3Su gf 5 f The only way to have o friend is to he one. j The ingredients? A sparkling personality with a friendly smile, a pleasant disposition and plenty of vitality and you have the formula for Velma. Velma always has a friendly hi for everyone or a yoke or a story to tell. At a party, she not only seems to be en1oy1ng everything that goes on but she also makes it easy for others to have fun by drawing everyone into the conversation. Velma is certainly a lot of Sophomore Hop Committee Junior Prom Committeeg '58 Clubg Dramatic Club 4. Wi r , f' K if EV LEONARD COPLLAND ROGERS Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speechu Laddie is that cheerful blond who cfm usually be found with a smile for everyone. His sense of humor and consideration have won him many friends. When not playing baseball his favorite sport Laddie can usually be found tinkering with cars. His light blond hair and blue eyes have been the envy of many an admirer. Laddie rates English as his favorite subject with psychology as a close second. When you hear Whats h'xppenmg'P you can be pretty sure Laddie is around. anal still more wa MAIJA ROBBINS lien-N. 'NNN Q Let me die to the sounds' of delicious music Maija's exuberant spirit and infectious laugh have attracted many friends. She is always going somewhere: once to Utah, quite a few times to Florida-but always to parties. She loves ALL types of music and is herself a very promising singer. VVhile in school in Florida, she participated in many concerts and plays. Maija plans to study theatre arts at Boston University. Prediction: When Maiia reaches Broadway, she will be quite a smash, Clipper 1,3g News Editor 34 Chess Club 8g junior Prom Committee England Music Festival 35 French Club 45 President 4g Chorus Dramatic Club 45 Vice-President 43 Barnacle 45 '58 Pep Committee 44 Senior Dance Committee 4. l X A ll l. ,W M, Q , , it ' ft LINDA LEE RODERICK I , ' Shall I compare thee to a summefs day? jf Y y , wh L s rkling eyes and a gay smile, can be found making merry at almost 5 ti ' day. Her congeniality and warm-heartedness make her an asset to any oup a a friend you can always tum to. Linda rates ice-skating tops and is often en li blades flashing, skimming gracefully over the ice. For the past four years, If inda has helped out in the nurse's office during her free periods. Her vivacity and sincerity will make her a welcome addition wherever she goes. Bamacle 4g Bowling 2,35 Softball lg Cho is 3g Dramatic Club 4. B ,MQZW 46

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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

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etqan fhe resloonsidibfies IRWIN ROVNER I Stnvzng ever for some goal VM 'X' .. . . fi Af My xl Take an intelligent look, a friendly smile and a love of learning, mix them together and you have Irwin. He is an avid supporter of all Key Club projects and last year represented that group at the International Convention of Key Clubs held in Dallas, Texas. Chess is a favorite pastime with Irwin. Two years ago he helped to form the school Chess Club. Next year Irwin plans to major-in Physics at M.I.T. f' C ' s 2 a 1 6 Editor in-Chief of Bomacle 4, Junior Red Cross 1,2' Chess Club, President I 2,3 4 Key Club 2,3,4g Secretary 3,4g Traffic Squad 3g French Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4g Raid-ius 4. A0 N WOM Dfw llf' ROBERT DAVID RUDDEN I laugh, for hope hath happy place with Who's that friendly, cheerful boy? That's our Dave, of course! His good nature and just-plain-niceness have won him many friends in the four years we have known him. His lively sense of humor has sent many a group into gales of laughter. His wavy brown hair and snappy eyes are a pleasant combination to see. Dave's outside interest lies in guns and hunting. In school, he prefers history and biology to his other subjects. '58 Club. HELEN ANN RYDER An equal mixture of good humor, And sensible soft melancholy. Helen is one of the staunchest supporters of Barnstable village. As her many friends can testify, Helen's sparkling sense of humor and thoughtfulness have endeared her to many. Her cheerfulness and consideration for others have won her many friends. She spends many leisure hours dancing or piloting her black Ford hither and yon. Helen's favorite sport is basketball, a game which she plays frequently. What a panic! is often heard when Helen is near. Chorus 3,4g Special Chorus 4, New England Music Festival 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH SANTOS All who would win ioy must share itg happiness was born a twin. That tall, dark-haired lad with the personality-plus is the boat building course's own Mike. Mike has a quick sense of humor and a way with a joke that have made him a favorite of the Trade School. Even more important is the fact that, although he can pull the jokes with the best of them, he can also laugh just as hard when the joke is on him. A hard worker and a good companion, Mike is an asset to any group. '58 Club. 47 I