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

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Contents Contents Inspiration ... 4 Spirit ... 12 Maroon Dap Thanksgiving Parade Varsity Cheerleaders Color Guard — Majorettes Band Pep Squad Thanksgiving Rally Thanksgiving Day Game Fall Sports ... 20 Fall Scoreboard Field Hockey Cross Country Track Soccer Football A Touch of Class A-H ... 28 H-P ... 60 P-Y ... 98 Clubs ...40 Honor Bowl Speech Team Chess Math Lookout Club SAE Future Nurses A.V. Crew Key Club Sound and Lighting Crew AFS Honor Society Spanish French Latin Science History UM Winter Sports ... 52 Winter Scoreboard Gymnastics Hockey Basketball Track Harmony ... 72 Band Stage Band Chorus Orchestra Spotlight ... 76 “West Side Story” “ Secrets ” Headliners ... 82 AM. 11 Intelligencer Perspective Clipper Compact Politics ... 86 Warrant Committee Student Advisory Board Town Meeting Class Officers Spring Sports ... 90 Spring Scoreboard Softball Baseball Tennis Track Senioritis ... 107 “ Guys and Dolls” Teens of the Month Superlatives Prom Senior Banquet Graduation Ads ... 122

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Paul F. Olenick We chose Mr. Olenick, retiring superintendent, for our yearbook dedication because he is and was just that, dedicated. Twenty-five and a half years in the Falmouth school system and five and a half as superintendent give Paul F. Olenick the insight to say, “though it may not seem possible, each year, each class gets better.” He says that school spirit reached an apex as was manifested by the awards and honors Falmouth stu- dents won this year in both athletics and academics. “The opportunities are here and this class certainly has taken advan- tage of them,” he reflects. Mr. Olenick thanks the class for this dedication for it is “one of the greatest things” to have happened to him. 2

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Robert Bastille Math Eugene Bullock-Wilson Careers Chairman Barry Bird English Lee Burgess Distributive Education F. Keith Baker Social Studies E.C.S. (front) Reuven Goldstein, Assistant Director, Sabrina Cen- namo, Brad Jobling, Martha Plettner. (rear) Peter Nott, Karen Balinski, Stephanie Tashiro, Nancy Ness, Paul Cali, Johan Winser, Director, Bob Donovan, Cynthia Carver, John Reed. Faculty Dr. Peter Clark Principal A faculty of many interests, ages, and specializations helps to provide a fertile learn- ing ground. Students train for employment in local business, industry, and social service, as well as for further education along academic or technological lines. Associations with people like Gail Cavanaugh and John Quick, both retiring after more than three decades of ser- vice, are part of the formula which gives graduates confidence that what they have learned, and whom they have known at FHS are valuable. Cornelia Adams Math Ruth Austin Typing Harryette Alexander ORC Director Robert Bock Focus Ellen Barol Focus 4