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

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1- -I-lg When all is calm again, we come to an opening in the forest. Now we can see the huge debtors' prison to which Jerry O'Connor has been confined for some time. He lost all his money gambling outside the library at good old W.H.S. Because of Jerry's mistakes, Calvin Morrison is now a very rich man. Beside the prison we see another building with a huge sign on the door which says, Quarantine Looking in the window, we see Ken Eklund, Wayne Manty, and Bill Allan, all suffering from a severe case of hungryitis! Nurses Kathy Dillon, Lolly Chase, and Nancy Forssell attempt to cure these un- fortunate victims. Around the corner in the little red schoolhouse, Donald Brooks, the beloved history teacher, is trying to tutor some of his graduates. Among them are Bebe Durning and Judy Forrest, calmly awaiting the arrival of Bill Newhall. In the adioining biology lab room, we find teacher Alice Kerr sitting at her desk reading a book entitled The Problems of John Gately written by Carole Taylor. ln one corner we see the Collins and Grant twins discussing the advantages of being twins. ln another corner Donnie Albert is busily reviewing some figures. It seems that Dave Coburn and Norman DeSalvo concocted a growing powder and tried it on David Groll. Donnie is desperately trying to find a way of shrinking him back to normal size. The class here is awaiting the arrival of the famous scientist Gordon White who is to give a talk on the effects of gum chewing on Sandy Lans and Judy Farris. There is a sudden loud knock on the door, and in walks the ianitor, Jean Taylor, to tidy up the room. Lunch time finally rolls around, and we follow the crowd to the Headd-In Diner, owned and operated by Jim Headd, where Marilyn Barnes is now employed. As we drop a coin into the iuke-box, we hear the harmonizing voices of Brad Cole and Dick Benkavich rocking to the latest hit tune, Skinny Little Ginny, dedicated to Carol Zaccardi. Carl Leavitt and Jackie Hemmer suddenly burst through the doors looking very troubled. They are anxiously discussing the possibilities of becoming bold in their old age. Meanwhile, across the street, Edie O'Neil is trying to buy a fishing rod to start herself in business in a fish market. This is much against the will of Betty Cobb, Beth Delaney, and Louise Birkbeck, who think it would be most interesting if she started a home for wandering paramecia. On the sidewalk, Judie Platukis and Lana Lucas are running a contest to see who can count the most cigarette filters. Lee Vitauskas has been earning a very successful living selling them their cigarettes. Rounding the next corner, we come upon Verrochi's Hide-Away. The doormen, Ronnie Hurd and Earle Brown, stand looking over the passersby. From within we hear Sandy Giandomenico, accompanied by the trio of Donnie Farris, Pete Carleton, and Dave Osterhout, singing Let Me.Go, Lovers. And there in a dark secluded comer are Sally Schreiter and Judy Nixon, quarreling as usual. Suddenly we hear a warning siren from the near-by palace rocket station. We hop into Richard Jenning's car and soon arrive on the scene. An enormous five-stage rocket, recently invented by Bob Johnson, is almost ready to leave for Saturn. Margie Boyden is heading an exploring expedition to find out if Saturn would be a suitable place for the surplus of Walpole High School decendants to migrate. In her crew are Marilyn McNaught, Polly Kelley, Patty Dentino, and Priscilla Kelter. While they are there they will also look for the missing Peter Daly. Jim D'Entremont, John Rooney, and Ron Swanson will pilot the royal missile, with stewardesses Sandy Manninen and Debbie Read taking good care of the passengers. Fifteen minutes to go! Carol Lamonica, Joan Waseleski, and Donna Wells hurriedly help the passengers into their pressure suits while Kay Jordan and Maureen Kenney serve them some energy- packed meal-in-one pills. All safety belts fastened? Five, four, three, two, one-Fire! and in a burst of flame the blue and white rocket disappears into the depths of our crystal ball, Joan Drake's white ...sf 6225123 .... handkerchief waving after it. U ......... i l 11 X 4 .- ' 1 l ' :H- , C .fs J' M ,A 'A -.gd ld 1 ., ,Ang I I -MQ' 1 ff 1 L R 1 . X y 1 1

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