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

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FIELD HDCKEY First row, left to right: Sandra Maclvor, Ruth Sullivan, Ellen Powers, Georgette DiScuillo, Sandra Lans, Jacqueline Luippold, Vivian Yeiser, Paulette Kelly, Patricia Betro, Marilyn Bowden, Katherine Hill, Patricia Hogan. Second row: Audrey O'Neill, Ann Wisneski, Patricia Murphy, Joanne Rowe, Susan Aldrich, Carol O'Day, Jean Taylor, Barbara Thorn, Anita Phillipps, Sally Schreiter, Gayle Yonker, Priscilla Clapp. Third row: Prudence Bunker, Manager, Dorothy Rogers, Debra Dalton, Lucia Hegge, Janet Sayers, Noreen O'Day, Mariorle Light, Nancy Andrews, Sally Parsons, Christine Santosusso, Miss McBride, Coach. The 1957 girls' field hockey team completed another successful year with a record of five wins and two ties. This leaves them undefeated for three con- secutive seasons. The hardest game of the year was against Weston, also undefeated for three seasons, whom Walpole had never played before. The girls fought hard and came through with a one to one tie. Captain this year was Jackie Luippold, who did a terrific iob as goalie. Ellen Powers and Barbara Waseleski, a fighting pair of fullbacks, aided by the halfbacks Sandy Lans, Vivian Yeiser, and Sandy Maclvor, did a wonderful iob as the defense. Polly Kelley, Ruth Sullivan, Pat Hogan, Kitsy Hill, Marilyn Bowden, and Kiki DiScuillo were the attacking forwards on the first team. Anita Phillipps and Joann Rowe stepped in as substitutes in several games. The second team, composed mostly of underclassmen, had almost as successful a season with only two losses. The sincerest thanks of all the girls goes to Miss MacBride, who has been a wonderful coach. The annual banquet was held at the Lord Fox. Awards were presented to the Most Valuable Player, Jackie Luippold, and the Most Improved Player, Carol O'Day, Congratulations, girls!

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Anita DeSena, Barbara Thorn, Debbie Read, Helen Swanson, Judy Nixon, Prudy Bunker, Co-Captain, Betsy Gregg, Co-Captain, Kathy Dillon, Nancy Forssell, Sandra Manninen, Sandra Lans, Kiki DiScullio. Standing: Beverly Johnson, Manager, Christine Santosusso, Ruth Sullivan, Susan Aldrich, Ann Wisneski, Marilyn Bowden, Carol O'Day, Janet Sayers, Miss McBride, Coach, Ellen Powers, Jane O'Toole, Mariorie Light, Marcia Dix, Susan Bain, Theresa Pelletier, Jean Holman, Assistant Manager. This year's girls' basketball team was made up of varsity and iunior varsity teams instead of three class teams, as in the past two years. The girls had a fairly successful season, winning with spirit and losing with good sportsmanship. Xklkns-A If 160