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

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Mr. James F. O’Brien 2

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I er Krticfe IE In our yearbook we have tried to portray the enjoyments of our Senior Class and the activities of the past year. These activities have been cap- tured in copy as well as pictorially to create a long lasting memory of our times together. As the first class to complete four years at FHS we have encountered many difficulties; yet, by working together we have overcome these problems — and achieved more than we ever thought was possible. Through Senior Activities we have become a united class, but more im- portantly — FRIENDS . Editors in Chief Otygy JLawrence Peter ffones CaroCine SMIJCee usetts

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DEDICATION The class of 1977 voted to dedicate its yearbook to Mr. James O’Brien because of his concern for students and his love for working with them. Both are clearly seen in his reaction to being notified about the dedication: “I am totally surprised and honored that our kids would think of me that highly.” In the three years he has taught at Famouth High School he has shown himself to be a warm and interested person who genuinely cares about his stu- dents. Mr. O’Brien began teaching in 1969 and came to Falmouth in 1972, where he taught at the Intermediate School. He became assistant varsity hockey coach in 1972. His ability and dedication are evident in the winning teams which he has worked with in the past five years. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Mr. O’Brien plans to further his education next year by obtain- ing a Masters Degree in Education. In addition to teaching and coaching hockey, Mr. O’Brien enjoys golf, tennis, swimming, and working around his home. He likes Falmouth and the people he has met here and hopes to remain. We would like to thank Mr. O’Brien for the time and in- terest he has given to us as junior high school students and then at Falmouth High School.