Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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! . I 4 i '2IQ!lll Front: C. Mendes, C. Lamminen, R. DeMoranville, Mr. Cesin, M. Basset, A. Doyle, A. Frazier. Second: S. Lewis, M. Converse, L. XVhiteley, XV. Marshall, j. Carr, C. Crosby, A. Doyle. Back: E. Fournaris. M. Auger, M. Poyant, D. Fuller, R. Lynch. ORCHESTRA This group of eighteen musicians under the baton of their energetic director, Simon Cesin, have, as in years before, blended melodies for some of our assemblies. They have accompanied the chorus in presenting a Christmas and later an Easter program. Through these programs the orchestra has brought better understand- ing and appreciation of standard and classical music to students, faculty, and parents. However, the seniors will remember the orchestra most for its playing at their graduation. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America, under the direction of Mr. Arnold Rogean, is an organization composed of boys who are interested in agriculture. The purpose of the club is to improve farming methods and to acquaint the boys with the problems of farming. This year the boys made small plants and put them in each homeroom for the Christmas season. This spring they plan to work on the school grounds. Front: A. Souza, W. Hinckley, H. Packer, Mr. Rogean, D. Pierce, P. Chapman, J, Duarte. Back: I. DeCrace, C. Cheekman, T. VVhiteley, A. Clough, P. Eldridge, C. Thifault. l. I -

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' - vi thi, 1 A ,Wk A 1 . s court, llilmlllt Def I'lL1', PltI'1Lhl Loujoy Sus In Stein rind Br:-ndw Atwood looks on. Tripping, the liglit f'1nt'istie . . . ' 5 v..- lz. f, .-., 4 P3 f ' 4 'V T 2 ,.. 2 ?--un, Lennie presents Linda with roses while her I . , . . . 3 Y ' 1 Q ' l ' ' l ' , 12 Q. -5 ' n X , Q 1 X ' Q tg Y 1 r r L 1 xxilj M fx' ' 1 L 'The grand march begins . . . The queen, Linda YVolsieffer, and class president, Leonard Duchesney. UNIGR PROM Japanese Springtime . . . Still marching. iff if is X.. ., ..,,., . 1-1, ba 15 E Nr Wil? . 4 .

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Firehouse Five minus two. f A13 A r , . , Here we go again! As usual the band showed its gay colors and spirits everywhere. Under the direction of Simon C. Cesin and the leadership of the majorettes, its members played in the Veterans' Day, Santa Claus, and Me- morial Day parades. The group sparked some of our assemblies and rallies with many school favorites. But its greatest success was at the football games where it encouraged and cheered our team on to the goal posts. Our band will be remembered for its eager and faithful spirit. Front: M. Cotell, I. Mather, S. Stein, A. Frazier, C. Crosby, B. Hart, A. Doyle, A. Doyle, D. Souza, P. Drew, S. Curtis. Second: B. Santos, I. Can, L. NVhiteley, Mr. Cesin, B. Pendleton, B. Yakola, H. Holway. Back: E. Fournaris, W. Rose, I. Dutra, W. Marshall, D. Fuller, N. Atwood, D. Flynn, R. Lynch. 5 X-aww.