Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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Activities V. Alvin, S. Hirsch, 1. Askew Prophecy M. Lazard, 1. VanLeeuwen, B. Pooler Editors Linda amd Marjorie plan the layout with Mrs. Towcy. sims age of cAivalr1y Q ' il. v ii 1 J K. f ls History rts Front: A. F G. liams, L. Whitele Back: C. C er C. Nelson. l ,si

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is made up of students who have achieved outstanding academic records during their high school years. In order to become a member of this society a student must have a grade of A in at least seventy-five percent of his major subjects. The purpose of the club is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage good character development in the students. The club is under the direction of M-. john I. Kilcoyne. Now, Childrenln 'QI' l Front: M. Trimble, M. Perkko, M. Montgomery, Mr. Kilcoyne, S. Stein, B. Barnard, B. Atwood. Back: B. Byers, I. Greene, S. Francis, C. Nelson, . Scaramelli, T. Bowes, . Nye, li. Lahteine. R S STUDENT COUNCIL XVhen there was trouble in the days of old, it was brought to the Round Table for King Arthur and his knights to settle. Now, when things are amiss at Barnstable High School, they are brought to the Student Council for con- sideration. No problem is too small-from new uniforms for the cheerleaders to sponsoring pep rallies for the basketball teams. Now, what have we todayiv' Front: C. Atwood, S, Chase, Mr. Kilcoyne, I. Askew, president, S. Nye, I. Kittila. Back: B. Bennett, L. Duchesney, P. Larkin, M. Ozon, G. XVilliams, D. Smith. T

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romantic ancl COIOYICIL is fda scffing fbi' our BARNACLE The royal scribes and heralds ot the Burnacle have worked to record the crusades of the last four years with a threefold purpose-to keep alive a spark of remembrance of the past, to reveal the aims and goals of the present, and to instill initiative to attain per- fection in the future. The literary staff has called upon the magic powers of Merlin to relate all the significant deeds of the past, present, and future lives of the ln ' V jf A, 153, , . 2 p .iii Art Front: M. Savery, V. Colonna, B. Atwood. Rear: K. Kearney, I. Arlington. S worthy subjects of the senior class. These revelations have been put into script by the loyal typing staff. The pomp and flourish of knighthood has been cap- tured by the art staff and recreated in this yearbook. With the assistance of the heralds who gained the financial assistance, the Barnacle has been set in the background of the golden age of chivalry. 2' 'ff liiggff us? -5: 5 f TYR? giifkdfa ' ' I Z, In-Y I Profiles N. Childs, B. Pooler, I. O'Neil. Will M. Perkko, L. WVolsieffer, M. Montgomery