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

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The 1983 Yearbook has been dedicated to Mrs. Betty Metcalf. Betty has served the Falmouth School System for eighteen years. Ten of these years hove been of Falmouth High DEDICATION Mrs. Betty Metcalf School where she taught the Child Development and Child Core Aid programs. Because of her inspiration and knowl- edge, she has enriched the lives of those of us who have come in contact with her. She is more than a teacher to all of us. She was always there if you needed personal advice, a friend, or someone to tell great news to. When she was told of the dedication, she replied, I don ' t know what to say,- 1 was never a class advisor, a coach or an administrator. ' ' To the people who know her, she is a very special person whom we would like everyone to recognize. She was totally thrilled to be thought of in the Yearbook. Mrs. Metcalf is now retired and enjoying many hobbies. She is very busy cooking, biking, taking walks, and is look- ing forward to her mountain climb on the Bruce Trails. Good luck and happiness to you, Betty, from the graduat- ing class of 1983. 18

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Seniors 20 Foil Sports 68 Faculty And Staff 78 Features 95 Winter Sports 111 Activities 120 Clubs 132 Underclassmen 146 Spring Sports 168 Senior Activities 184 Patrons Ads 198

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The 1982-83 school year was a memorable year in many respects. However, not all of the memories that we carry with us will be pleasant ones. Twice this year automobile accidents brought tragedy into the lives of the FHS community. The first accident, in the Fall, brought serious injury to Kenny Sabens. The second, late in June, took the life of Melissa Klink. Serious injury or loss of life is always a sad and sobering exper- ience to family and friends, but when it happens to two people so young and full of life it seems even more tragic.