Falmouth High School - Clipper Compact Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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CROSS COUNTRY: Eric Hansen, Ed Nemeth, Keith Morton, Randy Fischer, John Reese, Andy Voorhis, Brad Robinson, Jim Higgins, Duncan Warden. With 4 wins, 4 losses and 2 ties, the FHS Hackers placed second in the Cape League, for the highest placing ever in Falmouth ' s long history of Field Hockey. The experienced coaching of Claire DeMello was aided by Co-captains Penny Wilson (All-Star Goalie) and Maryanne Hogan Tessier. The spirited team showed much enthusiasm and improvement throughout the season, even though practices and games were played on the bumpy field of Teaticket School. The girls even made headlines as they woke up the School Committee to recognize girls ' sports. Money was finally found to get them unbroken sticks! Well, they claimed a good season, and to top it off, their home-made float won first place in the Thanks- giving Pep Rally. FIELD HOCKEY: (First) Marsha Lopez, Krista Hennessy, Barbara Pratt, Diane Hersey, Liz Cavanaugh, Mona Pinho; (Second) Joyce Tessier, Penny Wilson, Suzanne Goulart, Maryanne Tessier, Jayne Drew, Stevi Elliot, Ann Pratt, Pattie Malone, Lydia Cleveland, Becky Welch, Collette Fortin.

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Our movements and actions are the results of thoug ht, practice, teamwork, and determination, determination, determination . . . The body, or physical life, of each of us is so important. It is constantly seen as we put forth our talents. In each unique and individual way, we ex- press ourselves — our aliveness. Coach Fred Toran and his first team of FHS hoot- ers participated in a season that was anything but easy beans. Playing with only four seniors, the team lacked the necessary experience. Stressing defense an average of less than two goals a game for the season; opponents scored 31 goals, but Falmouth netted only 16 in 16 games. The team was well represented on All-Star squads. Co-captain Craig Reeves was All-Cape and All-Star; Co-captain Mike Connolly, Charles Boots” Murphy, Mike Hirtle, and Junior Jim Flolmes wore Falmouth jerseys in the All-Star games. With this year ' s inexperience now conquered, soccer in Falmouth has a bright future. (Kneeling) Tim Garvey, Bob Ottaviano, Joey Vidal, Tim Flagg, Barry Rose, Jim Holmes, Doug Marks, Andre Elichalt, Mark Azarian, Mike Grady, Mike Hennessey, Paul Warden; (Second) Dana K. Smith, Rafael Beltran, Ray Kinsella, Pat Hirtle, Joe Olenick, Kevin Connolly, Rick Carlson, Mike Lopes, Brad Bigelow, Lawrence Uchmanowicz, Bruce Wise, Stephen Costa, Kevin Pease, James Nightingale, Michael McCay, Carlos Diaz, Coach Chisholm; (Third) Head Coach Toran, David Bruce, Charlie Marzot, Joe Luckraft, Doug Lino, Jim Walsh, Andy Bunker, Bruce Stockel, Mike Morton, Greg Hennemuth, Andrew Spencer, Mike Hirtle, Allen Walker, Maurice Wiernicki.

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(Row 1) Doc Stanley Par ker, Manager Shawn Noonan, Kevin Wilkin- son, Dave Seeley, Paul David, Dave Sargent, Rick Sturtevant, Dave Lawrence, Bob Allen, Jeff Fortes, Dennis Comolli, Mike Palmer, Brian Mone, Kevin Smith; (Row 2) Coach Jack George, George Rubino, Tim Fuller, Mike Wallace, Steve Halloran, Mark Chicoine, Steve Swift, Adelino Cardoza, Ralph Marks, Jim Gehris, Ross Witter, Raymond Simpkins, Beaven Burkett, Manager John Economides; (Row 3) Mark Oldham, Coach Bruce Cranshaw, Dave Monteiro, Coach Ray Charron, Bud Delano, Dave English, Mike Higgins, Grafton Briggs, Richard Corey, Robert Mills, Dave Pilla, Tom Staruch, Harold Byrd, Jeff Parker, Eddy Marks, Dick Ciummei.