Walpole High School - Topper Yearbook (Walpole, NH)

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The Student Counczl SEATED Lett to Rxght Charles Dalzell Mary Ayl ard Secretary Dana ONe1ll Pres1dent Mr Sanborn Advxso John Crehore VICE Presrdent Donald H111 Treasurer Peter McKenz1e STANDING Robert Galloway Bruce Martm Arthur H111 Kendall Menard Ronald Kopacz Ernest Lund OFFICERS Preszdent Dana O Ne1ll Vzce Presxdent John Crehore Secretary Mary Aylward Treasurer Donald H111 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Semor Class John Crehore and Dana O Ne11l Jun1or Class Mary Aylward and Donald H111 Sophomore Class Charles Dalzell and Bruce Martm Freshman Class Peter McKenz1e and Authur H111 E1ghth Grade Kendall Manard and Ronald Kopacz Seventh Grade Robert Galloway and Ernest Lund To 1naugurate its second year of act1v1ty the C0lll'lCI1 developed an outlxne of areas wherein the group m1ght work to achxeve student management and to xmprove cond1t1ons around the new school The flrst major problem cons1dered by th1s representatwe student group was the one of traff1c regulatmns and conduct to el1m1nate confusxon durmg the noon lunch perlod The counc1l produced a rotat1ng schedule of d1sm1ssal txmes for all classes to follow xn go1ng to the cafeterla Th1s has operated very well Walpole joined the New Hampshire Assocxation of Student Councxls at the fall conventwn held at Txlton New Hampshxre, last October The two student councxl delegates to th1s meeting were John Crehore and Donald H111 Tak1ng advantage of the new publ1c address system presented to the school by the Walpole P T A this student group has arranged for a regular program of mustc to be played durmg the noon hour for the students enjoyment The management of th1s has been ably handled by Wesley Staples and several asszstants Contmued on next page 30 : ' : . w , a ' ' . ' 2 - . ' rs , ' - ' 9 ' . : . . . Advisor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mr. Victor N. Sanborn . , . I , . o. - ., . I . , . .

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL fcon t I Sponsoring a school newspaper bearing the appropriate tttle of The Chucks Chirp has been both work and fun for the council and members of the student body Student management has written corrected and produced thus publtcatnon at faxrly regular two week intervals The Chicks Chxrp staff includes the following Editor in Chief John Crehore Gossip Editor Mary Aylward, Sports Editor Dana O Nenll Art Editor Sara Perham and Literary Editor Bruce Martin At present the Student Council is trying to raise enough money to send two Walpole delegates to the Natxonal Student Council Convention to be held tn June at Wellesley College The Semor Class OFFICERS President John Crehore Vxce Presxdent Dana O Neill Secretary Janet Whitman Treasurer Phyllis Yamzyn Student Council Representatives John Crehore and Dana O Neill This has been a very busy memorable year for all Seniors The class wants to thank everyone who has helped the group to obtain tts goal Washington In the school fair the Seniors entered a float with the theme OUR GOAL WASHINGTON There were many happy Seniors at the announcement that the class had won third prize For the room decoration contest the Seniors very proudly displayed thetr colors purple and whtte plus the fxrst pnze award' In the cafeteria the Semor fair booth of fered a hot dog cold soda and ice cream sale The Senior class has had a marvelous representation in the activities around school On the boys Varsity basketball team are Seniors Tom Kmtry and B111 Houghton Dana O Netll ts manager whxle Jack Crehore is scorer for the team On the girls Varsity basketball team the class had Janet Whitman and Deborah Bartlett co captatns Barbara O Brien Eleanor Jennxson Jeanne St Peters and Phyllis Yamzyn the faxthful manager On the Jun or Varsity team IS Murxel Brxtton Among the cheerleaders the Semors have Patncta Morrissey and Laura Thayer yelling lustxly for Walpole In the Future Farmers of America Organization the class has B111 Fletcher Tom Kinnry and Wesley Staples At one of the important fund raxsmg acttvxtxes started last year to swell the class treasury the Seniors had the pleasure of servmg sandwtches ice cream coffee dough nuts cakes candy and soda at the John Deere Day The class extends thanks for thts opportumty to Mr R N Johnson Toward the begxnmng of this year the class sponsored several informal dances for the students The most successful of these was the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance which arranged for the gxrls to be the gentlemen for the evening' On October nineteenth and November fourteenth the Semors sponsored two card parttes an the Town Hall Every member of the class contributed somethxng to the re freshments making the proceeds clear profxt for the class continued on next page 31 . , . . u -. - . Reporter --------------------------- Deborah Bartlett . 1 lt If ' , I ' l