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

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Susan Hanley Skiing, Sunsets, Graduation “Was the Knowledge Gained, Worth the Price of the pain? ' Janice Hansen Violin, Orchestra, Future Nurses, Honor Society John Hanson Anne Harney Vicki Hassett SAE. “The Lord is first. My friends are second, and I am third.” Brenda J. Hathaway “Before you meet that handsome prince you have to kiss a lot of homytoads.” Arthur Hayd en Artie Freshman Football Good luck to all my friends Personality: Quiet and amiable Patrick Hennessy Varsity Hockey Varsity Soccer

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Winter Track Hurdlers hustle toward finish. Anne finishes 3rd in state! Coach’s Comment Falmouth Girls distinguished themselves once again by turning in fine performances all winter. The 30 team members worked hard and ran well. The girls blended together as freshmen and sophomores came into their own and helped Falmouth develop another good team. Although we did not win the much coveted State Title, as last year, this year’s team proved them- selves to be just as good as past teams with their performances. The young members of the squad stamped themselves as a team to be watched in future years. GIRLS WINTER TRACK (bottom) Lee Ann Perry, Magaret Innis, Heidi Thompson, Tricia Madden, Christine Frazier, Dolly Farrell, (middle) Mary Bunker, Lisa Conley, Nancy Buguey, Anne Jenn- ings, Kim Thorpe, Jean Ann Rush, (top) Justine Stokes, Maryanne Marchal, Stephanie Stevens, Heidi Walz. Boogie wins State Mile at Reading. Having won all their dual meets and tak- ing 4th place in the District I State Cham- pionship the F.H.S. Girls Track Team had another successful indoor season. Strong showings by rookie runners proved that older is not necessarily better. Fabulous performances were turned in all season by senior Nancy Buguey, who won the mile in 4:56:6 at the State Coaches Meet. Running took her to Dartmouth College, N.H., New York, Toronto and Mon- treal and earned her the state record for the 1500M, mile, 3000M, two mile and a national ranking of 1 in the mile and two mile for High School girls. The mainstay of the team proved to be; however, the under- classmen, who took two individual places in the state meet. Freshman Heidi Thomson placed 3rd in the 50 yard dash, and sophomore Anne Jennings took 3rd in the 50 yard hurdles. 59

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Eric E. Hinxman U.N. Club Lawrence Hobbie Smiles J’aime conter fleurettes Alaska Trip; Boys State, Trenching and root picking, Volleyball “Finesse” 1979 Susan J. Hood Angela Houston Capt. Varsity Basketball, Pitcher Varsity Softball, Marketing and Fashion Merchandising Robert Hurley Jr. “The Hurl” If the future is anything like the past. I’m in trouble. p s ' Hr John Irving Jack Hockey Sandra L. Hilton Business Club Track, theatre. Waterskiing Frisbee, Coast Guard, ‘The bar is open” Matthew Henriksen Matt