Walpole High School - Topper Yearbook (Walpole, NH)

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Athletic Committee rw lhe Athletic Vonnnittee is coin- posed ol' student representatives ot' all the current sports, The Fonnnit- tee votes on pupils who have received recommendation for letters l.I'0IH the various athletic coaches. Ivnder the guidance of Mr. Goodrich, their zul- visor, they disc-uss any necessary :lt- letie questions, and recommend them to the Student Vouneil for action. Russell Nl21C1,Ull2l.lll, president, is representative for baselmll, and Mary Ellen Cllt1Hlbf:'T'li1iI1 the secretary, is the Held hockey representative. The other II1CITllIt'I'S ol' the Athletic Vonn- rnittee are: Lorirnor Murray, Tennis: Edward Songin, Hockey: Allmert Bas- sey, l+'oot,hallg Jzunes Regan, Track: Danny Vashorali, Basketball: George Nilson, Golfg Helen Gould, Girl's Ten- nisg Bruce Shnlelt, Wentworth Stew- art, Representatives ol' Student Council, hifi in right: l,urimv'r Jfnrrrljf, llwlwn Holtltl, ,llury lfllwlt f'Il4lIr1l1erl11z'r1, .llberl lhtxsey illm ul .lftlftws lfwgurt, Ifrlltwrrtl Nmlgin, Hmryf' .Yil.wu. Dzlnifl l'uxlmr.:li. 1'irl1rf' Sllufull. ll'rn!11'1fr!l1 Stuart. lf11,v.w'lI .Utte- llunultl l12l-

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September came but wont too soon Then winter left and now it's june. The football games will n'er again Display the feats of our brave meng , And hockey, too, on field and icc VVill nc-vcr ever son-In so nift- Now that we must pay thi- price And hr-lp the tc-anis just with aclvicc-5 But we-'ve c-njoyc-cl tho time we-'ve spent Anil now wi-'ll haw- to lx- conlunt To tvll you nf the things we-'vv clone, Of Battles lust and battles won.

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Bark linux left to right: .llaaager Bernard Marlin, Leonard lffglarslri, Aus,-rixlaul Manager Peter Iirlra Third llnzr, left to right: lfiehard Sullivan, Fharlrs Ellis, Andrew Saboilis, Kennrlh Sargmzl, Albert l,z'may, Paul Pracarrinl Fred Harrison, Philip Roclrlrood Szworrd Razr, left to right: Coach Graney, Carla Penza, Roberl Jlagauson, Hugh llruu'nc', Ralph Iiasxry, Edward Songin, Daniel Caxhorali, A ssistant Coach Goodrich Front lX,01l', left la right: Waller Russell, George Nilsen, George Sullivari, Bruce Sehufelt, James Regan, Darell Allure, Harold Cqfin .4b8ElLlmAll70l'l Bassey Clfaplaifil their first fray rather inauspiciously at North Attleboro with a score of 14-0, but it showed thc potential strength of our two sparkplugs, Cap- tain Al Bassey and Butch Son- gin. Six days later our hour of retri- bution came, when we trounced YVellesley's powerful eleven to the tune of MSO in a Herce struggle that was highlighted by a sensational run of 90 yards to a touchdown by Al Bassey. II Yvalpole-'s gridiron men came out of For our next game we journeyed to Middleboro where we were nosed out by a score of 7-6 and also lost Pnil Erker due to an injured knee which kept him off the squad during the whole season. Once more, in the Canton game, Al ran 61 and 50 yeards respec- l13l