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#1. Relevance 11 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 31, 1964 | Page: 3
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William Dooley, Mark Jacobucci unci Stephen Nystrom to Nen 3; Mason Boucher, Timothy Johnson, Terrence Hurd and James Monroe to Den 4; "E.
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#2. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 11, 1965 | Page: 6
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Jaxtimer, Mark Jacobucci, Lee Newton, Steven Nystrom and Michael Tarvainen. Robert Grant received his oneyear pin and Thomas Iliffe a twoyear pin. A silver arrow in Woll rank went to Richard Pinney, gold arrow in Wolf to Edmund Fuller,
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#3. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 01, 1965 | Page: 5
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Wolf badge; Brian Smith, gold arrow In Wolf; Peter Bain, gold and silver arrows in Wolf; Mark Jacobucci and Stephen Nystrom, silver arrows in Wolf; William Murzic, Jr.
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#4. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, September 02, 1965 | Page: 10
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobucci and sons Mark and Andrew have returned to their Benzer Lane home from a week's camping at White Lake State Park in Ossipee, N.H. Mrs. Douglas R. Gordon has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Merrick of
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#5. Relevance 10 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 30, 1965 | Page: 7
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Bear badges Mark Jacobucci and Rpberl Johnson; first year pins to Edmund
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#6. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 24, 1966 | Page: 8
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Awards were presented to William Dooley, Peter Bain, Edmund Fuller, Jr., James Johnson, and Brian Smith, Bear badges; Michael Stykowskl, Peter Kelly, Brain Proctor, Paul Wetherbee, Joseph O'Brien, Kevin Fellows and Daniel Griffith, Wolf badges; Mark Jacobucci, gold: arrow in Wolf rank, Mark Stewart, three year pin; E.
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#7. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, June 13, 1968 | Page: 4
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Smith; and Third Award, Mark L. Jacobucci. Citizenship Awards went to Mason N. Boucher, Stanley Buckler II, Jodi Anne Gilchrist, Sally Glista, Michael J. Grace, Mark L. Jacobucci, James H.
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#8. Relevance 6 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 06, 1969 | Page: 6
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Susan Dunlap, Mark Forte, Nancy Fulcher, Josie Gilchrist, Sally Glister, Leslie Goodspeed, Deborah Gorenflo, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, Peter Hansen, Donna Harding, Paul Heher, Christopher Hobart, Sheryll Hirshberger, Mark Jacobucci, Kim Kelley, Nancy Lahteine, Douglas Lyon, Mary Lyons, Frances Mc-Garry, Sheila McKeon, Barry Mitchell, James Monroe, Kathryn Mudgett, Kevin...
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#9. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 22, 1969 | Page: 7
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Donna Greene, Peter Hansen, Donna Harding, Richard Haskell, Barbara Hayes, Sheryll Hirshberger, Christopher Hobert, Mark Jacobucci, James Johnson, Kim Kelley and Douglas Lyon.
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#10. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, November 20, 1969 | Page: 2
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Brian Dacey, Christopher Davis, John Davis, Elisabeth Dery, Douglas Drew, Jeffrey Eiler, Mark Forte, Paul Frazier, Jodie Gilchrist, Deborah Gorenfio, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, Stephen Gregory, Donna Harding, Belinda Higgins, Sheryll Hirshberger, Christopher Hobert and Mark Jacobucci.
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#11. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, November 27, 1969 | Page: 3
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This work consists of copper enameled jewelry and sculpture of plaster, wax, soap and papier mache. The students are: Sandra McCracken, Robi n Perkins, Charles Morash, Mark Forte, Lizonia Jones, Deb Gorcnflo, Stan Buckler, Mark Jacobucci, Anita
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#12. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 12, 1970 | Page: 6
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Also Karen Gelinas, Ro b e r t Guild, Donna Harding, Jill Hirshberger, Barbara Hayes, Peter Hansen, Marcia Howley, Mark Jacobucci, Lizanne Jones, Kim Kelley, John Loughnane, Douglas Lyon, Mary Lyons, Jay Madden, Christopher Maher, Sheila Mc - Keon, Frank Mehaffey, Barry Mitchell, James Monroe, Kathryn Mudgett, Kenneth Munsell...
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#13. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 07, 1970 | Page: 2
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Gilchrist, Sally Glista, Debbie Gorenflo, Caroline Gould, Robert Guild, Donna Harding and Mark Jacobucci.
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#14. Relevance 38 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, November 26, 1970 | Page: 6
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High Honors- Kristin Berry, Patricia Davies, Arlene Diehl, Carolihe Gould, Michael Grace, Mark Jacobucci, James Johnson, Mary Lyons, Kathryn Mudgett, Carol Reinbold, Lynn Tavares.
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#15. Relevance 13 pointsThe Register | Thursday, February 11, 1971 | Page: 11
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Those students whose works were accepted for exhibition include Jennifer Aubrey, Mary Bowmar, Nancy Frangione, Walter Butler, Nancy Glista, Anne Labadie, Jean Parmenter, James Tobey, Caroline Gould, and Mark Jacobucci.
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#16. Relevance 13 pointsThe Register | Thursday, February 18, 1971 | Page: 11
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Sixteen from the other classes made the grade, as follows: Seniors - Jon Alander, Sheryl Burlingame, Judy Chase, Eugene Ciccarelll, David Fuller, Anne Labadle, Cindy Malchman, Leslie Hudson; Sophomores - Nancy Cahoon, Jennie Hatfield, Helena Mc-Garry; Freshmen - Patricia Davies, Mark Jacobucci, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, and Paul Quealey.
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#17. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 18, 1971 | Page: 4
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FRESHMEN Highest Honors- Patricia Da - vies, Mark Jacobucci, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, Paul Quealey.
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#18. Relevance 3 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 20, 1972 | Page: 7
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Student Council: Lillian Lovecchio, Stephen Gregory, Mark Jacobucci, John Davis, Kristin Berry, Suzette Meshulam, Nib Young, and Larry Linnell Juniors: President Chris Teel, Vice-President Ray Goulet, Secretary Ramona Cahoon, and Treasurer Nancy Stanley.
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#19. Relevance 12 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 25, 1972 | Page: 6
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Getting highest honors in the sophomore class were Michael Grace, Mark Jacobucci, Kathryn Mudgett and Paul Quealey.
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#20. Relevance 19 pointsThe Register | Thursday, October 12, 1972 | Page: 2
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The cast is: Charlie Brown - Charlie Beggs and Jim Frangione; Snoopy - Jim Young and Mark Jacobucci; Lucy - Carol Klusky and Marie Hatton; Linus - Chuck Tuttle and Dick Patterson; Schroeder - Rick Depamphilis and Glen Raid; Patty - Ann McConnell and Glenda Grantham.
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#21. Relevance 3 pointsThe Register | Thursday, December 07, 1972 | Page: 27
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And what a Snoopy was Mark Jacobucci. He had a great sense of comic timing, in lines, posturing or expression.
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#22. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 14, 1972 | Page: 6
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Peter Hansen, Barbara Hayes, Owen Hickey, Sheryll Hirschberger, Chris Hobert, Mark Jacobucci, James Johnson, Janet Kallusch, Kathleen Kennedy, Carol Keyea, John Loughnane, Frances McGarry, John McHugh, Wendy McLane, Frank Mehaffey, Suzette Meshulam, James Monroe, Kathryn Mudgett and Robert
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#23. Relevance 12 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 01, 1973 | Page: 6
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In photo, from left, are some of the members of the trophy winning team: Rick Davis, Frank Mehaftey, Jim Franglone, Steve Hudson, Stephen Gregory, John Cross, Dick Patterson and Chris Matter; not in photo— Paul Geick, Kuthy Kennedy, Mark Jacobucci, Chuck Tulle and Ann McConnell.
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#24. Relevance 9 pointsThe Register | Thursday, February 08, 1973 | Page: 18
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The six people were: Chuck Tuttle, Jim Frangione, Sue Norman, Ann McConnell, Mark Jacobucci, and Dick Patterson.
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#25. Relevance 3 pointsThe Register | Thursday, March 08, 1973 | Page: 12
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Juniors at Barnstable elected to NHS are Joanne Beattie, Kristin Berry, Cynthia Buck, Mary Canning, Laureen Crosby, Patricia Davies, John Davis, Doublas Drew, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, Donna Harding, Mark Jacobucci, James Johnson, Stephen Laurie, Sheila McKeon, Frank Mehaffey, Suzette Meshulam, Kathryn Mudgelt, Richard Norman, Richard Patterson, Cheryl Purmort,...
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#26. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 15, 1973 | Page: 6
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James Gagne, Jody Giaquinto, Sally Glista, Scott Grossman, Sheldon Hamblin, Owen Hickey, Penny Holland, Jana Hurt, Mark Jacobucci, James Johnson, Janet Kallusch, Kathleen Kennedy, Nancy Lahteine, John Loughnane, Douglas Lyon, James Mackenzie, John McHugh, Wendy McLane, Frank Mehaffey, Suzette Meshulam, Barry Mitchell, Robert Mullin, and Megan Newman.
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#27. Relevance 59 pointsThe Register | Thursday, March 22, 1973 | Page: 14
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By Mark Jacobucci
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#28. Relevance 59 pointsThe Register | Thursday, March 29, 1973 | Page: 12
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By Mark Jacobucci
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#29. Relevance 12 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 05, 1973 | Page: 23
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Jackie White and Mark Jacobucci will head next year's "Insight" staff, it was announced last week.
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#30. Relevance 10 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 12, 1973 | Page: 12
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The idea of the hot dog, which Mark Jacobucci is constructing, came from a Claes Oldenburg creation of a "floorburger". Oldenburg created this giant hamburger, which is six feet in diameter, three feet tall, and has a pickle on top, for a pop art movement in the
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The Register, Thursday, February 08, 1973; Page: 18
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By Diane Forte Congratulations to the Barnstable High speech team! BHS won the first place sweepstakes trophy at the Masconomet Regional Snow Speech Festival last Saturday at Masconomet. This trophy was won by an accumulation of points given for each individual trophy. Three points are given for a first, two for a second, and one for a third. Barnstable received five seconds and four thirds in individual trophies. The total point total was fourteen. In group discussion, Chris Maher won second place, and in original oratory, Kathy Kennedy also won second. A second went to Steve Hudson, and a third to Frank Mehaffey in humorous prose interpretation. Rick Davis was second, and Paul Geick was third in radio broadcasting. In boys extemperaneous, John Cross won second and Stephen Gregory was third. Barnstable received third for a six-man team entry in multiple reading, a category which had never been entered before by Barnstable High. The six people were: Chuck Tuttle, Jim Frangione, Sue Norman, Ann McConnell, Mark Jacobucci, and Dick Patterson. Jim Frangione was presented the trophy for their selection, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown." Barnstable competed against 20-odd other schools and over 500 students from Mass. and N.H., in the day-long competition. The next competition will be Feb. 16-17 at Hudson, N.. high. A ten-man team will participate. Other competitions in the near future include, a prose and poetry CYO competition, an extemporaneous CYO.competition the second weekend in March, and the state preliminaries and finals on the first and fourth weekends in March, respectively. District competition will be sometime later in the spring. BHS Speech Coach Richard Warren disclosed the members of the 1973 State Speech team last week. The following students will attend the state preliminary competition on March 10. If successful there, they will proceed to the state finals si UMass on March 31. To reach the finals each competitor must score an average of 85 points per round. The following students will represent Barnstable High in state competition: Prose Reading, Ray Goulet; Poetry Reading, Mary Beth Warren, Bob Bertoni; Play Reading, Ann McCMonnell, Roy Richard; Radio Broadcasting, Rick Davis, Paul Geick; Girls' Extemporaneous, Diane Forte, Joanne Beattie; Boy's Extemporaneous, Jim Hobert, Jim Johnson; Original Oratory, Cathy Kennedy, Jennie Hatfield; Oratorical Interpretation, Dick Patterson, Marcus Bruce; Group Discussion, Chris Maher, Mike Bourbeau; Children's Prose Interpretation, Peggy Hall, John Forte; Serious Interpretation, Susanne Norman, Laurie Crosby; Humorous Interpretation, Frank Mehatfey, Jim Frangione. There will also be a multiple reading team attending state competition. The selection has not yet been selected, and neither has the team. For the first time, BHS will also have a debate team in competition. John Cross, Stephen Gregory, John Klimm, and Gary Blank will represent BHS at states.
Rehearsals have started for "South Pacific". Every Wednesday night, all singing participants will meet for music rehearsal. Drama rehearsals start in March. It was stressed by Mrs. John Hagon at the first rehearsal, that anyone not working up to their full capacity could easily be replaced, and that their parts were only temporary. She mentioned that 60 girls had been turned down at try-outs.
