Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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Thomas around the end. A near miss! Hopkins tries the line. C F aria retums kick-off. SOCCER VVhen, for the second year in a row, Coach Howes called for the soccer candidates, he was surprised at the small number who showed interest. In this courageous number there were very few boys who had had any previous soccer experience, but against these odds a team was suc- cessfully organized. Gordon Nelson and Gordon Pyy were elected co-captains and led their team to a three win and five loss season. Front: L. Holmes, R. Anderson, C. Dillon, G. Pyy, G. Nelson, V. Wiinikainen G. Libbey. Back: R. Kelly, S. Sremaniak, G. Thew, I. Terpos, W. Hamblin S. Linnell, R. Montcalm.

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First: P. Stringer, P. Brune, D. Richards, R. Lebel, 1. Morrison, P. NVhite, Peter Field, J. McGillen, C. Hopkins F Peters Second: E. Phillips, P. Larkin, W. Phillips, D. Lewis, C. hvllllillllS, W. Dow, L. Duchesney, B. VVoodruff, I Hassett Third P. Nese, A. Faria, S. Campbell, Paul Field, NV. McEvoy, D. Cabral, P. Steere, K. O'Neil, R. jones, C. Converse Back Mr Donahue, B. Kelly, j. Sanford, Mr. MacSwan. GOTBALL It was a warm sunny day in September when coach MacSwan called together the football team for their first practice of the new season. Spirit was high and the promise of a good season was in the air. The team never lost this courageous spirit although the season was one of many heartbreaks. Paul White and Bob Lebel were elected co-captains and did an exceptionally fine job in keeping the Raiders a well-knit unit throughout the season. The first game resulted in a loss to Coyle by a score of 38-0. This beating should have been enough to discourage any team, but under the careful direc- tions of Coach MacSwan and Assistant Coaches Donahue and Coggeshall, the team tried desperately to pull itself together. The most important and exciting game of the sea- son was the victory at Falmouth on Thanksgiving Day, 14-7. This rounded out the season with a two' win and six loss record. Richards breaks away. Peter Field fights back

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he I 24N Front: D. Richards, R. Lebel, E. Butler, G. Williams, C. Converse. Middle: R. Williams, B. Phillips, C. Hopkins, K. O'Neil, R. Delano, Mr. Maki. Back: D. Pina, R. Sears, P. Brune, P. Vendt, D. Mitchell, A. Faria. The Red Raiders, led by co-captains Ed Butler and Bob Lebel, did not have too successful a season. This was the first year that the basketball team has had the opportunity to play on a large floor. Perhaps this change in atmosphere could be partly responsible for the poor record. I Although the scores were poor, the season had its high points. The Red Raiders swamped Chatham twice and belted Falmouth in an exciting sudden death overtime. Another time that the Raiders were great was in Harwich when they were barely beaten by two points in a hotly contested game. The won and loss record with each team is as follows: Orleans 0-1, Provincetown 0-2, Harwich 0-2, Chatham 2-0, Bourne 0-2, Falmouth 1-1, Yarmouth 0-2. The Raiders closed their season with bright hopes for the future and elected George Williams to lead next year's team. Bob Lebel rebounds. Raiders close in. BOYS' BASKETBALL