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

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Jackie Luippold leaves her qualities of a good kid to Ellen Powers. Scratch MacBride leaves itching. Edward Mackie leaves his seat in math class empty. Sandra Manninen bequeaths her beautiful wardrobe to Nancy Farrar. Wayne Manty wills his sports ability to Peter Turco. Marilyn McNaught leaves her record-keeping books to Gayle Fitzpatrick. Calvin Morrison takes off, envied by all, in his brand new car. Phyllis Morse leaves her blonde hair to Carol O'Day. Carol Munson leaves Miss Newcomb to Chubby Kivi. William Newhall arrives to leave on time. Judith Nixon hands down her popularity to Diana Booth. Ronnie Ober leaves with that certain iunior as always. Gerald O'Conner hops out making with the laws. Edith O'Neil leaves her good nature to Debbie Dalton. Janet Orlando bequeaths her laughter to Joanne Burke. Douglas Osborne bestows his studiousness upon Jimmy Burke. David Osterhout leaves as the friendliest guy of '58. Anita Phillipps passes her athletic ability down to Ruth Sullivan. Judith Platukis leaves her love for teachers to Dolly Caputo. Debbie Read wills her good looks to Grace Yeiser. John Rooney leaves still trying to pass a U. S. history test. Donald Ross says good-bye gazing out the window. Kenneth Sandahl leaves by the skin of his teeth. .Lewis Sayers leaves Mr. Riley to anyone who dares accept the challenge. Sally Schreiter casts out her string of beaux to Lynne Murray. Wilfred Sheehan leaves his ivy to future Riley pupils. Joyce Stone leaves with her side kick, Donna Wells. Martha Suomi leaves her cool clothes to a warm kid. Helen Swanson bequeaths her bangs to Kitsy Hill. Philip Swanson and Thomas Terpstra leave the shop minus two nuts. Ronald Swanson passes on his quiet ways to Robin Ellis. Carole Taylor leaves her place on the library book shelf to Susan Keach. Jean Taylor bestows her smile upon Patti Wilkinsin. Barbara Thorn leaves her title of pin up to Sandra Simonelli. Nancy Troiano hurries to meet Bert outside the school doors. Richard Upton leaves his wavy hair to Marty Feeney. Barbara Utorka leaves her artistic ability to Kevin Hart Paul Verrochi hands down his remarks to Jack Silvernail Joan Waseleski leaves her office iob to Sandra Mclvor Gordan White leaves as his sister did, in the Blue Goose Gayle Yonker leaves rounding third and heading home for Tommy Leonora Vitkauskas departs as our newest edition. X A We, the undersigned, being completely insane, stamp the Royal Seal of approval on this will. . 'J Carol Zaccardi leaves her peppiness to Judy Kelter. FUZZDUCK FJNNCGAN Uywwbwwuvmfusf ' ' 2

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Ronnie Famiglietti leaves proving good Things always come in little packages. Donald Farris leaves his glasses to an underclassman to keep an eye on Sandy. Judith Farris leaves her saucy ways to Mary Folan. Judy Fisher and Bobby Mattson depart in the direction of Lovers' Lane. Betsy Fitzpatrick leaves her bag of tricks to Joey O'Neil for future refer- ence in Latin Class. Peter Flaherty leaves, dragging his drive shaft behind him. Judy Forrest leaves her freckles to anyone who will take them. Nancy Forssell heads for Delaware with her traveling companion, Duch- ess. Richard French leaves gladly! John Gately leaves laughing about the car he sold to Donald Ross. Sandra Giandomenico leaves her dancing feet to Linda Bartlett. Priscilla Glass leaves her romance with Kenny a mystery to all her class- mates. Donald Grant leaves with Diana on the handle bars of his hot two- wheeler. Betsy Gregg leaves us all hysterical. Steven Horn and David Groll leave as Mutt and Jeff. James Headd leaves with the rest of his body. Jacqueline Hemmer leaves following Spencer to the record hops. Patricia Hogan leaves taking an aspirin. John Howard leaves to become Dr. Howard. Pete Hurd slips quietly through the back door. Kenny Hutchins leaves his height to Peter Bendinelli. Rose Ann lagatta leaves bringing happiness to all who know her. Richard Jennings leaves as the uncomplaining first class chauffeur of Walpole High. Beverly Johnson departs as one of the quietest but nicest of Walpole graduates. Robert Johnson leaves the Will Committee baffled Kay Jordan leaves as the last of the Jordans Maureen Kannally leaves as our Number one cradle snatcher Paulette Kelley leaves her devilish schemes to her brother in case he needs them Maureen Kenney bestows her lovely tresses upon Lucille Cogswell Alice Kerr leaves to ioin the service Wayne Kivi leaves as the best all-round boy at Walpole High Wendell LaFreniere leaves his basketball position to Joe Sadaway Carol Lamonica bestows her lunch seat to the iunior girls Sandra Lans leaves to ioin which one? Carl Leavitt runs out curling his side-burns Ronnie Lestan leaves on his hockey stick Lana Lucas takes her last waltz out the door Priscilla Kelter leaves on a motorcycle. 'X

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THE REVOLUTION OF '58 Let's all gather around as Martha Suomi gazes into her crystal ball to see what lies in store for us in the year 1978. We find ourselves on the ancient planet of Mars. Here we learn that Donald Ross, Eddie Mackie, and Peter Flaherty have been busy renovating an old palace, finally turning it over to King Kivi. We see him on his throne, with Duke Baranowski at his side. ln the center of the room the royal bubble dancers, Barbara Thorn, Judy Baker, Dottie Ceruti, and Lois Bowker are putting on a very enter- taining act. Among other performers we find Jackie Luippold waiting to do her ballet to the delightful music of Cathy Costello's guitar accompanied by Spencer Churchill. From down the hall suddenly comes the hilarious laughter of Janet Orlando. As we rush to see what has happened, we learn that Patsy Betro has announced her sixth engagement. The royal iewelers, Joyce Stone and Priscilla Glass, are looking for a new place to hide, for they know that she will again try to return the ring. Traveling on through the hall we come upon a huge doorp upon looking into the room we find servants Barbara Ellis and Beverly Johnson busy at the morning's baking while Lester Ceruti and Ken Sandahl quickly eat the left-over scraps of food. We are asked to bring some food to the workers of the royal press. We agree, and upon arriving at our destination we find company owner Leo Chambers and assistant Barbara Utorka interviewing playwright John Howard. They are all admiring the wonderful iob that Carol Munson is doing in John's latest play entitled Will Success Spoil Betsy Fitzpatrick? As we glance at the royal paper, we read that store manager Bob Mattson is in the hospital re- covering from a severe blow on the head. Judy Fisher accidentally hit him with a supersonic rolling pin, invented by Terry Sayers. Bobby is under the care of Nurse Aho and bodyguard Pudge La- Freniere, who have promised to watch over him carefully until he recovers. Among other hospital news, we learn about psychiatrist Prudy Bunker's recent difficulty in analyzing Pat Hogan's latest ailment. Reading oi., we also see the announcement of the long-awaited wedding of Steve and Betsy, per- formed by the Reverend Hutchins. Suddenly our crystal ball becomes very cloudy, and when the mist finally disappears, we find our- selves in the palace forest. Cupid lagatta has iust shot one of her arrows again. Unfortunately, how- ever, she has missed the target and hit a nearby tree. We see Ronnie Lestan desperately trying to nurse the poor tree back to health. A little farther on we come upon a contest being held to determine who should be Little Red Riding Hood and The Big Bad Wolf. After the elimination of Phil Breen and Dick Upton only a few con- testants are left, but iudges Richard French and Nancy Troiano are having a very difficult time. Helen Swanson and Gayle Yonker, the star critics, testify, and the results, without any doubt, leave Ruth Coughlin as Little Red Riding Hood and Scratch MacBride as The Big Bad Wolf. Among other activities in the forest, we learn of the meeting of the Official Cradle-Snatcher's Club. The officers of this non-profit organization are: President: Ronnie Ober, Vice President, Ronnie Famiglietti, Secretary, Kiki DeScuillo, and Treasurer, Maureen Kannally. These officers are trying desperately to persuade Phyllis Morse, an ex-member, to come back into the club. As the meeting is about to end, Anita Phillipps, another ex-member, arrives, late as usual. The silence of the forest is suddenly broken by many loud noises from above. Looking up, we see Anita DeSena, Doug Osborne, Phil Swanson, and Tom Terpstra engaged in a race with their new rocket-ships. Doug Browne looks on with envy as he sits in his broken down Wandering Woodpile. Mechanics Bobby Brown and Wilfred Sheehan standing by in case of accident.