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

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Cockney Chorus supports leads. “By George, I think she’s got it! Mrs. Higgins (Rebecca Webb) eyes confrontation.

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$ II m m r ■— Higgins (Rob King) begins tutoring . . . there’s a long way to go. Faculty Demetrius von Hentschel, Gene Bullock-Wilson, Mike Helfen, Peter Clark comprise Cockney Quartet. Pickering by Mr. Bill McKay. Freddie (Brad Jordan) on the street where she lives (alt . Joe Uchmanowicz). Doolittle (Paul Selig) leads with “ A Little Bit of Luck”

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National Honor Society This year the Honor Society took part in the Thanksgiv- ing Pep Rally. A few members created a wonderful float characterizing the football coaches. Members were both delighted and surprised to learn that they had won first prize. Other members of the club ran a concession stand. Although not much money was raised, many people worked hard and enthusiastically. In December the induction of eight seniors, sixty-nine juniors, and three exchange students was held. The can- dlelight service was presided over by President Holly Per- pall, Vice-President Caroline McKee, and Secretary- Treasurer Martha Crowell. A large number of guests atten- ded despite terrible weather. Mr. McKee was the guest speaker. His wry comments were warmly received by both members and parents. The FHS chapter of the National Honor Society is designed both to recognize students who have been singled out as out- standing in character, scholarship, leadership, and service; and to help its members make the transition from receiving the honor to exercising the responsibility which it implies. This year, the club’s activities began with a potluck supper and a planning meeting. Many members attended, and plans were laid out for the November Walk-a-Thon for the benefit of the Jimmy Fund in memory of Tim Fuller. Several students worked by putting up posters, gathering sponsors, and going to the elementary schools in clown suits to stimulate interest among the younger children. On the day of the Walk-a-Thon many people helped to man the checkpoints and to serve in emergency vehicles if they were needed. With the help of a great number of students and townspeople, well over a thou- sand dollars was raised. Senior and junior members of the Honor Society went to Boston to present the money to the Jimmy Fund. Before going to the Jimmy Fund building for the presentation and lunch, members toured the Museum of Fine Arts. Seniors Sheryl Goodell, Richard Brundage, and Andree Fortin enliven walk. David Cory, Secretary-Treasurer Martha Crowell, Advisor Adele Rohe, President Holly Perpall, Vice-President Caroline McKee, Pam Warsaw, Andree Fortin, Ginny Nielsen, Debbie Vokey. (2nd row ) Helen Markens- teyn, Kim Root, Chris McEvoy, Sue Madden, Jim Estes, Pam Henderson, Wende Chapman, Ryan Young, Jeff Rogers, Rosario Cramer. (3rd row) Margaret Tavares, Debbie Stewart, Peggy Lawrence, Donna Valias, Mar- jorie Woodwell, Patty Kelleher, Brian McCue, Dianne Cutillo, Richard Brundage, John Beckerle. (4th row) Sait Aytemur, Linda Durkin, Beth Hills, Mona Pinho, Barbara Pratt, Dianne Salvoni, Frances Wood, Brad Irish, John Ewing, Carl Phillips. (5th row) Russell Brockhurst, Lennart Norgren, Cindy Crowell, Lynn Burnett, Dan Ravin, Grant Wilson, Chris Vaccaro, Jeff Alexander, Liz Frosch, Charles Cramer.