Barnstable High School - Barnacle Yearbook (Hyannis, MA)

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cllx'lII' -t' Avo! conlnlfffcc uirllc-ffl, AOIJU fndf This is the Omega and the Alpha, the cud and the beginning. The end of your public school education, and the beginning of a new way of living. The end of a planned schedule of activities, long vacations, and the daily companionship of your friends and classmates. The beginning for some of work in their chosen voca- tions, for others service with the Armed Forces, and for still others continuation of their formal education in loin' ctllrcnlicri wi!! cnndfc you K K advanced schools and colleges. In ence, This In a all these situations you will acquire more independ- and choice of action than you have had heretofore. freedom also carries with it more responsibilities. large measure your decisions will be your own. The aims and purposes of your high school education have been to help and assist you in achieving your goals, making wise decisions, and to enable you to live a well- balanced life. Your achievements will be a reflection on how well you have been taught and how wcll you have learned. My sincere bcst wishes to all of you for continued SUCCCSS. 7' I-M irchllcvc wol'fA-xs'A1'!c qouf- fn flfx 1 was Mr. Frederick Nl. llodgc WVe wish to show our appreciation to Mrs. Catherine D. Towey, the faculty advisor for the 1959 Barnacle, who has devoted a large amount of her time to assisting us in the production of this yearbook. In compiling this record of our high school years, her journalistic experience, her un- failing sense of humor, and her unselfish interest in our class have been an invaluable help to us. 9 As Director of Curriculum, Mr. Hodge has helped us, the Class of 1959, in innumerable Ways. He has been not only a wise advisor and understanding counsellor, but a good friend to all of us. His genial personality is a great asset to him in his constant dealings with youth, and we are extremely grateful to have had his guidance and friendship. Mrs. Catherine D. Towey H5 I fo