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

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Akai TEAM FHS Durfee 2,5 3,0 D-Y 2,1 3,4 Barnstable 3,3 2,4 Taunton 2,6 1,0 Westport 5,3 , 0,0 Diman Vocational 1,6 1,0 New Bedford 1,3 1,2 kneeling: James Lunn, Skip Blake, Pedro Silveira, Paul Drake, Ben Moreland, David Swift, John Hennessy, John O'Meara, John Osborne, Bren- dan Baker. standing: Coach Fred Toran, Pat Connolly, Michael Carroll, Pat Hennessy, Louis Lynch, Peter Pratt, Jim Hamill, Lawrence Hobbie, Ky Dewan, George Young, Andy Meade, Glenn Nowak, Assistant Coach Jim McCauley. Soccer The FHS soccer team led by tri- captains John Hennessy, Ben Moreland and David Swift enjoyed one of its best seasons. After losing its first twogames the team rolled to ant8-2-2 record. Dramatic victories over New Bedford and Barnstable in the final week of the season gave Coach Fred Toran's booters second place in the league and a berth in the State Tournament. The season, however, ended in the first round of the tournament where the Clippers fell to highly rated Billerica. David Swift, the team's MVP, was named to both the All-Cape and SMC I All-Star teams. Attthe banquet Ben Moreland, named to the All-Cape team, and John Hennessy were given the Coaches' Awards. John O'Meara received the Player Dedication award. Coach Toran, tri-captains: Ben Moreland, David Swift, John Hennessy, Coach McCauley. 25

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kneeling: seniors Lee Ann Evans, Nancy Young, Michelle Robichaud, Crystal Martin, Bernie 5 r ,- Peggy Kelleher, Sharon Lino, Melanie Botelho, Thompson, Vicki Botelho. Mary Conley. standing: Lori Pilla, Lisa Brunette, .fwrgorerfe Jwemorfes ff X 'BBQ Erbs 6Zl'l0fj.7L1flf1,BV'5 mermaid underwear. , . obsrene Christmas gifts.. , u1'00kl,35?. 1 fave everything . .. Bly fed. . . jhe ffume. .. Sewers i1fzfr0nL '... .ioitzffrrlrzkf pmftifesu, Wlillflflg ginger lst row: seniors Laureen Goulart, Kathy Rodrigues, Kathy Twohig, Pam Drouin, Kathy Doonan, Erin Har- ney. 2nd row: Maura Keefe, Lisa Peterson, Ann Posgay, Sue Rose, Doreen Gon- salves, Sue DeMello, Sue Costa, Debbie Cunha, Lauren Smith, Joan Twohig. 3 rd r o w: L i s a Lafleur, Ruby Gon- salves, Kim Olsen, Ann Harney, Carol C o s t a , J a c k ie Y a n d o , K a t h y Ferreira, Debbie Connors, Sue Paine, Cheryl Porter. 24 Q

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row l: Nancy Robinson, Mary Conley, Heidi Walz, Sue Wigley. row 2: Thais Follen, Dorothy Farrell, Kathy Morton, Coach John Carroll, TEAM FHS OPP Sandwich 42 I7 New Bedford 42 15 Dartmouth 29 26 Dennis-Yarmouth I6 43 New Bedford Voc. 17 4l row l: Andy Keene, Todd Grant, Dave Carlson, Chris Lebherz, Tim Frazier, Jeff Klimm, Andy Lynch, John Taylor. row 2: Chris Keating, Dan Nancy Buguey, Kathy McCurdy, Jacalyn Jepsen, Joanne Frazier. TEAM FHS OPP Old Rochester 29 28 Bourne 37 19 Barnstable 30 25 Tabor 24 35 Conference Champions 3rd place State Div. III race 12th place Martin, Robert Peters, Jeff Martin, Peter Tagtmeyer, Paul Reddy, Dan Oldale, Tim Parker, Greg Dorsey,,Tom Souza, Peter Mello. This fall the Girls' Cross Country team regained the State Championship through drive, determination and hard practice. Standouts on the team were juniors Nancy Buguey, placing tenth in the state meet and Sue Wigley, placing 25th, along with freshman Heidi Walz, taking 12th place. Seniors Nancy Robinson and Mary Conley placed 34th and 39th respectively. During the season, Falmouth girls participated in the nation-wide Bonne Bell Run, the Freedom Trail Race and their own Clauson's Invitational Meet. The season was topped off by a banquet featuring marathon runner Bill Rodgers, as the guest speaker, and honoring past and present runners. The 1977 season had its ups and downs for the Clipper harriers. Although they notched a 6-3 record, losing to three undefeated teams, they were left with the feeling that good health late in the season would have enabled them to go further. As long as Falmouth could send its top five men to the line, the team was able to run with anybody. Senior co- captains Jeff Martin and Peter Tagtmeyer were able leaders: junior Tim Parker, sophomore Nick Meade and freshman Robert Peters were also in the lead group. When Martin got hurt and Meade became ill, the Clip- pers suddenly found themselves without the front-runners they needed. But, they still managed to take third place in the conference championship and place 12th in the State Division III race. 26 W 1 l J