Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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'N JUNIOR M Dolan B Woodruff T Bowes R Llhtem UN D ERCLASS OFFICERS ...X SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN I Murphy I Sanford S Lewls L Parker A Milk D McEvoy L Tuhs I Boweb 62

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Fronlrti. Williams, C. Con- verse, J. Askew, P. Larkin Mr. Rogean, G. Nelson, Presi- flentg D. Smith, L. VVolsieffer, P. Stringer, R. Williaiiis. Sffcoml: R. Bennett, D. Mit 1-hell, I.. Uuchesney, J. Dillon Scaramelli, B. VVoodruff, G Campbell, C. Rosary, VV Southworth, H. Savage. Back: J. Sanford, P. Steere NI Auger H Dw er R De . . Y , y , I - lano, P. Brune, C. Hallett, P. O'Neil, W Kelley. Now our club . . . ' vii' R, 9 P1 KEY CLUB The Key Club is an international service organization for high school boys who are outstanding in leadership, initiative, re- sponsibility, and citizenship. Under the able direction of Presi- dent Gordon Nelson this club is now one of the top clubs in New England. One of their most successful projects was the weekly Saturday night stag dances held in the Maritime Building. Front: T. Bowes, S. Hirsch, N. Stiles, L. XVolsicffcr, Miss Haggerty, I. Askew, president, M. Montgomery, M. Murray, M. Pcrkko, M. Linehan. Second: G. Crosby, S. Nye, M. Mandlcstani, J. Tulis, S. Stein, J. Kittila, B. Byers, S. Converse, R. Lahteine, M. Trimble. Back M Dolan S Lewis Greene S Frincis Cook .Braxton, B. Barnard, : . ' , . ,l. , le 1 Xl ,J C. Byers, J. Murphy, K. Nese, B. Atwood. CODE CLUB wg. The Code Club, which is a girls' service organization with the same ideals as the Key Club, has been one of the schoolis most active groups. Their first activity was a danoq, the proceeds of which were donated to the Library Fund at a tea held by them for the teachers. The group sponsored two school assemblies-one on etiquette, and one on proper dress-and visited rest homes and the hospitals in the community. 64