Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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1 -14 E w IH, ,,,,,, , L2 IAIKIAIUR ,w X of 2 s' 7 E l i 5 5 . .J .Sf - 1 -., ,r ff,,5,,uv' New worlds to conquer? F font: D. Richards, P. White, Key Club Sweetheart 1. Hayden, Mr. Rogean, Key Club Sweetheart C. Murphy, I. Rovner, B. Childs. Middle: L. Duchesney, H. Dwyer, R. Lebel, M. Niles, P. Brune, G. Nelson, D. Bisbee, 1. Higgins, D. Smith. Back: D. Leach, C. Dillon, P. Stringer, C. Hopkins, M. McDonough, C. Converse, P. Larkin, B. NVoodruff, G. Williams, R. Scaramelli. Key Club i The Key Club is an international youth service or- are leaders and key citizens of the school. By serving ganization dedicated to building the school, the com- the school and community, members develop initia- munity, and the nation. The members of the club tive and leadership and prepare for useful citizenship. National Honor Society Admission to the National Honor Society is a marked A student who has had only one C in grades nine distinction for a student. Qualifications for member- through twelve may be admitted in his senior year. ship are difficult. Scholastically, a student must re- In addition to Scholarship, admission is also based ceive a grade of A in 75 per cent of his subjects from on Character, Leadership, and Service. The faculty the ninth grade on, with a grade of B in the others. advisor is Mr. john 1. Kilcoyne. NATIONAL HONOR SOCETY as Q E 'Z 3' if 44 W Front: B. Atwood, B. De- Xloranville, L. llaskins, M. Vieira, B. Skende. Back: H. Barnard. C. Nelson, I. Rovncr, Mr. Kilcoyne. D. Leach, C. johnson. x l

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French Club Sur le pont d' Avignon? Iaynie plans for the Town Meeting Assembly with Mike and Alice. Front I Askew D Smith Mr Kilcoyne I. Hayden A. Howes. Back: R. Bennett, E. Crawford, P. Larkin, M. McDonough, L. Duchesney, A. Cross. Front: M. Aikens, L. Haskins, I. Rovner, Miss Leconte, D. Leach, B. Pooler, S. Daniels. Middle: N. Hall, I. Hayden, S. Hirsch, A. Cross, M. Robbins, N. Stiles, S. Stein, J. Carlson, B. DeMoranville, I. Askew, E. Woodland, D. Dolan. Back: B. Skende, M. Montgomery, L. Mandelstam, B. Barnard, C. Murphy, L. Shields, L. Wolsieffer, P. Tobin, E. Dewey. New this year is the French Club, a group started for the benefit of students who have taken some French in school. Its purpose is to help the members of the club to become familiar with the language, the living, and the literature of the French people. The advisor is Miss Amelia Leconte, who has devoted her time unselfishly to the development of the club. Her colored slides on France and French songs and plays have added much interest during the year. Student Council Leadership was vigorous in this year's Student Council. Many improvements were set up by the group: music in the cafeterias, a suggestion box provided, and assemblies, held in town meeting style, gave the student body a chance to express their own ideas and viewpoints. Mr. john 1. Kilcoyne, the faculty advisor, led the group with the same expertness he shows in everything.