Walpole High School - Royal Topper Yearbook (Walpole, MA)

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THE SENIOR PLAY january 14 will long be remembered as the night of the Senior Class play, at which time A Good Egg, a threeeact comedy by Mr. Robert Schimmel, was presented. This play was well received by a large audience. Francis VVashy Silvestri. was inimitable as the blundering junior. Barbara Goodrich played Junior's slightly stage struck sister, Vivian. Ered Layton and Thelma Packard, the kindly Ur. and Mrs. fllayton, performed as parents of Junior and Vivian, supported by Foster Tucker as Bumps Bicknell, junior's pal. Shirley Alger, as Lorraine Maynard, played the part of Jur1ior's teacher. Celia Jurge- levich and Ruth Kelly performed to perfection as Pert Bicknell fthe flirtl and -lean Gillespie, tlunior's crush. VVanda Geigle acted as Laura, the maid, and Eugene Scammon, as jimmy, the villain. Robert VVight added dignity as Gillespie, Jean's brother. john Egan and Thomas Mahoney, as policemen, and Bob McKee, as fireman came to the rescue of A Good Egg. VVe wish the future classes even greater success in their presentations. l 43 l

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EPSILON PI EPSILON The Honorary Soeiety is one of the outstanding organizations of VValpole High. lfpsilon Pi lipsilon are the initial letters of the Greek words which mean good tnoral Charaeter, a high grade of scholarship, and service tothe school. lts purpose is to develop good citizenship as a combination of scholarship, eharaeter, and partieipation in activities. To heeome a member of the Honorary Society, a pupil must have seven points earned hy participating in extra-Curricular ae- tivities and hy maintaining a grade of seventy-five per cent in studies. The eleetions are made twiee a year by the advisory committee eomposed of the l'rineipal, lfaeulty Adviser and foarhes, and Student Nlemlmers. lt is a worthy goal toward which everyone should strive. f,l'l'.S'l'lfl'7If lfrauees Maguire il Iil'!'- Pl'l'X'I.!fl'7If Barbara Goodrich Sefrrfltzry VYanrla Cleigle 7'1'r'11x1H'r'1' David Batesou l47l

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ORCHESTRA The orchestra attracts many students who have musical talent. It was established ten years ago under the supervision of Mr. Adelhert Morse, our present director, and plays for many school activities and local entertainments. The flass of '39 wishes the orchestra continued success in their performances. JAZZ ORCHESTRA The jazz orchestra is directed hy Arnold Davis, a Senior and also pro- fessional pianist. This orchestra is greatly appreciated since it plays for noon- time dancing in the gym. l49l