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The Sachem Speaks . . .
SAME PROBLEMS, SAME PRAYER
How would a Plymouth Pilgrim , returning to Earth , react
lo a modern Thanksgiving celebration ? He would probably feel
right nt home, after his first bewilderment , for though the
appearance of America has changed , the thoughts of her peo-
ple have not.
Today 's Thanksgiving turkey is processed instead of fresh-
ly dressed, the vegetables are frozen or canned , and the table
is polished instead of crude. But though nuclear weapons arc
now the danger instead of Indians, the fear of war and death
,lnesn 't change, and the things that we arc grateful for—peace ,
a free country, the land 's abundance , and our homes and fam-
ilies are the same things for which the Pilgrims of long ago
bowed their heads and gave thanks to God.
—Vicki Colonna
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Seniors—Please fill out tho Barnacle questionnaires care-
fully. The Barnacle literary staff cannot do your writeupa well
if they do not have accurate information.
More and more ads for the Barnacle are beginning to pour
in. Keep up the good work , Seniors.
Congratulations to Susan Stein and Marjorie Montgomery.
Susan was recently accepted at Simmons College and Marjorie
al Wheaton.
The Code Club girls have a new project- visiting six-year-
old Dennis in the hospital.
The Key Club and Fathers Club want to see everybody nt
tlic rally on Wednesday night to really cheer it up.
(rood luck to Joyce 'Arlington and Virginia Alvin , who
will be taking n ursing exams at Boston City Hospital Saturday.
Mary Louise Savery should be congratulated for her ori g-
inality and vivid art work as seen on the fire drill signs.
After that unexpected i fire alarm , some senior girls will
have that "wind-blown look "' in their class pictures. Isn 't
that right, Mirja?
Stiff necks and dazed expressions marked many seniors
after the ordeal of class pictures.
Why is onl y one out of 36."
) days set. aside for giving
thanks?
Attention all unphotogenie seniors : Don 't feel top dis-
couraged—the photograp her will be back for "re-takes " soon !
Mr. Howes ' braves made tracks to feasting grounds on
lurkeyday, much to his surprise !
Moving day comes to Barnstable High School (.bird lunch
period as seven tables from Cafeteria A moves into Cafeteria 15.
Hitchhikers at Barnstable Hi gh School have seen th eir
lust days !
Tom Totem Quote-em : " Braves in ohemistxy lab Tuesday
shouldn 't mess-um around with sulp huric acid. "
Aprons are soon to be found in more places than the house-
hold arts room. So say the jun iors who arc taking chemistry.
Inez O'Neil, Virg inia Alvin , Bonnie 1'oolcr and Marie haz-
ard are looking for some mottoes for the senior class . Any
suggestions '?
Sharyn BaFarr has returned to Poeasset Hospital and is
making rapid progress. However , she will be unable to ret urn
to school for several months.
What, will happen to the student who spells essay as S. A.
on an English paper ?
Did you ever see s>o many girls wea r sweaters and pearls
as on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday .'
Extra ! Extra ! Read all about it ," was the Key Club motto
on Friday when they were selling the Boston Herald.
We hear Suzanne Morrison is going to be "Soapy Wil-
liams' campaign manager come next election.
With much noise and a good deal of astonishment , Sandy
< .inipbell' s Model A is due to arrive on the scene.
Torn Totem Quote-em : "Heap nice skating rink open again.
Novice braves better take-um fine lessons or biiy-iim heap soft
pillows!"
WOCB looked like Grand Central Station when about- 50
liarnstable High School students arrived for Platter Party last
Thursday. How 's that for school spirit ?
Nancy and Sandy haven 't (old jokes on Platter Party late-
ly. by the way, girls , what did the maharaja when he saw a herd
of elephants ?
Proverb for car-owners who park where there are meters :
"Spare the penny and spoil the chances of escaping the law. "
Tune in WOCB on the day after Thanksgiving. Heap good
hearing !
Don 't miss seeing the Raidius on the bulletin board near
Ca feteria A .
See you at the rally ?
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WANTED : RECOGNITION !
One letter—is that too much to ask for a girl who has given
of her time to practice and to inarch at football games and in
parades in all types of weather ?
Of all the groups in the school the majorettes are the most
unacknowledged. After the football season they are virtually
forgotten , but they continue to practice throughout the winter.
Honor members of the orchestra and band receive cer-
tificates, and cheerleaders are given letters and sweaters for
their services at games. What does a majorette have to show
for the time she has put in? Only tired limbs and her picture
in the yearbook.
How about, some sign of appreciation for these girls who
are always ready to do for their school !
—ltonnio Pooler
BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
"These are the best years of your life ". How often have
we been told that , and how often have we dismissed it with
a haughty toss of the head as just another adult idiosyncrasy .'
But those of us who will graduate this June are begin
ning to realize just how wise these words are. The cheery hello 's
as we pass our friends in the corridors , the amiable relationshi p
of student and teacher , the games when we frantically cheer
on our team , the Saturday ni ght dances.
Most important of these are the friends who will be leaving
us—some to attend college , some to work at various jobs , still
others to enter into marriages. Even those to whom we only
say an occasional "Iii" are a very real part of our lives .
Wh y not make the most of these friendshi ps now .' Kind
words , thoug hts and deeds will be to no avail when all our
classmates have gone their various ways. Save those harsh
words ; instead , be ready every instant to do a kind deed in any
way possible—now !
--Linda Wolaleffer
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GUIDANCE OFFICE NEWS
Several new college catalogs huvo
been received in the Guidance Of-
fice in the pant week from Dart-
mouth Colloire . Brown University,
Pembroke College, Wheelook Col-
lege, Simmons College, and Tufts
University.
Note to Seniors: If you plan to
take College Hoard Examinations
in January, your application must
bo in by Uocember 13, 195S. The
tests will be- given at Barnstable
High School on January 10, 1958.
Two hospitals aro holding open
house soon for girls interested in
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nursing. Truesdale Hospital in Fall
River will hold an open house for
high si liool seniors on December
1 from 2-5 p.m. Framingliniu Union
Hospital will hold its open house
for high school juniors and seniors
December 2 at 3 p.m. Any girls
interested in either of those events
should see Mr. Lawson,
Three college representatives
visited Barnstable High School
dining this past week. Mr. Robert
Cloutler of Northeastern Universlty-
was hrvc on Tuesday, while Mr.
Warren Holt of New Bedford In-
stitute of Technology and Mr.
Maurice Harrison of the Lowell In-
stitute of Technolog y visltod on Fri-
day. All of the representatives
talked with boys who plan to major
in engineering. Louise Whilekiy
WEAK IN QUANTITY,
NOT IN QUALITY
Wo wero weak! Not on the field
and not In our cheers. We were
weak in our band.
Throughout the year we have had
the privilege of wiiti hing hands
from the other school put on excel-
lent performances between tho
halves of the football games. A
hearty cheer should go to Simon
(lesln and Company for their ef-
fort , but they lucked the manpower
needed to compete with the other
schools.
Barnstable High School doesn't
lack capable musicians , but it docs
need students willing to give up a
little of their time for their school
Oeorge Williams
THE MORN IN FALL
('.learning rays of sunlight are radl.
ant through tho clear blue
sky.
(ilimmoring dew drops bend the
browning blades of grass.
Wet. withered leaves sparkle like
colored glass.
The gushing wind sputlers like a
sparrow learning to fly
The cool brisk nlr makes your warm
eyos tear.
This Is the morning in Fail.
Charles Converse
NEW MEMBERS OF CHORUS
CHOSEN
Thirty live new members of the
Barnstable High School chorus
have been selected by Simon Oosln ,
chorus director, The new members
reported to rehearsal on Tuesday,
November IS to begin work with Ihe
rest of tho chorus on a Christmas
program.
Seniors chosen by Mr. (lesiu wore
Sally Holmes , Jean Duchosiioy, Inez
O'Neil , Marsha Lord, Blaine Fierce,
Joyce Iteid , Penny Strakor , l.lnda
Cayotlotto, Juno Cornwell , Vicki
Colonna . and Phoebe Cook.
Juniors are Andrew Milk , Judy
Iteilly, Carol Howes, Itovorly Collie ,
Jennifer Hovans , Susan Dollridge ,
Until Hiindertmark , and Joan Lima.
Also, Aniia Johnson, Cella Kings-
bury, Shirley Howiaiid , Beverly
McGinn, Carolyn King, Anno l.llma-
lainen . Pamela Little, Klalno Mc-
(iuire , Marcla McOlaraery, and Don-
na Souza,
Other juniors aro Mureia Trim-
ble, Joan Talis , Carolyn Wheeler,
Sheila Wood , Carolyn Smith , and
Natalie Mayo ,
Louise Whiloloy
CODE CLUB COMPLETES
SERVICE PROJECTS
The Code club has completed
three major community service
projects this month,
Plastic bibs , to lie used tor bed-
ridden patients, have been made
and given to th 0 Rosthnven Nurs-
ing Home and Unyslde Nursing
Homo, two resl homes In this area
for Older persons.
The Club sang hymns and "old
favorites " to the patients of Host
haven Nurs ing Homo on Sunday af-
ternoon , November 23.
Favors for Thanksgiving trays
wero made for three rest homos
In tho nroa: lloxwood Manor , Host,
haven nnd llaysldo Nursing Home .
Serving under Itrendn Atwood on
the committee to make (hose favors
wore Maureen Llnehnn , Kathorlno
Neso, Ilarbnra Barnard, -Susan Nye ,
Reglna Lahtelne, and Poggy Dolan,
A "Dress-Right" assembly is be-
ing planned for January.
At tho club' s next mooting each
class must present a theme for this
program . In charge of seniors Is
I Susan Stoln , juniors , Susan Nye,
and sophomores , Susnn Converse.
Judy Askow
BARNACLE TYPING STAFF
NAMED
The typing staff for tho senior
class yearbook , the Barnacle, has
been named by Miss M. Louise Hll .
V-
den, typing staff advisor.
Co-chairmen of this group are
Sally Holmes and Blaine Fierce .
Others on the staff are Virginia
linker , Jay liraxton , Linda Cay-
ouetle , Carol Chapman , Frlono
Field , and Naure en Flynu.
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Also ,Marion Lnhtoluo, Nancy La
I' rade , Sheila Lawlor , Marcla Per
ry, Barbara Phillips , Barbara San-
ies , find Pauline West.
FOOTBALL TEAM FEATURED
IN B O S T O N H E R A L D
A feature rovlow story Including
photographs about the Barnstable
High football appeared In the Bos-
ton Herald Friday, November 21,
This article was an Intimate re-
view of the players and record of
this year It also Included group
candldl of (he players In their varl
ous positions. Tho story was writ-
ten by Ralph Wheeler ami James
Carlleld and the pictures were taken
by Percy Williams Jr.
Charles Converse
Birch Barks