Walpole High School - Topper Yearbook (Walpole, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

If Pee f... f , 2 A ' 2 f ISJEIIIL, Nl Us -mg Sf . 5 f Lrg ,mt on ,, , . 1 Z2 4 We ,W 'iw 4 f A W !1,'1Q' 2 E A? Z FQ M. - Vg iq ME 5-N -1 IWWQTLWQ3 THE WARBLER WALPOLE HIGH SCHOOL Walpole New Hampshire Foreword The Class of 1951 offers this yearbook as a tribute to all the public spirited Walpole citizens In particular the Hubbard family and the members of the Walpole P T A for the generoslty and foresight they have shown to all Walpole students of this generation and those yet to come The The The The The The The The WARBLER Board of 1951 Dedxcatzon Faculty Class of 1951 lllikillllilllklill Table of Contents Semor Class Officers and Class Picture Semor Statistics Senior Superlatxves Semor Initials .Page Page Page Pages Page Pages Page Pages ' . . . 3 . . , . . What Would Happen Without. . . . . . . . ............ . .... . . . Page Can The Ten Our The The The The The Perfect Semor Girl and The Perfect Semor Boy What s In A Name 9 7 9 'P and The Class Inventory You Imagme 'P 'P and The Class Ode Hit Parade of 1951 Years Hence Alumm Jumor Class and The Sophomore Class Freshman Class and The Eighth Grade Seventh Grade and Identxhcatxon Last of Baby Snaps Stud ent C ounc ll 1 Page Page Page Page Pages Page Page Page Page Pages The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Semor Class and Sophomore Class Freshman Class Elghth Grade Seventh Grade Table of Contents Cont The Junior Class Future Homemakers of Amerxca and The Future Farmers of America Pmtures Future Homemakers of America Wrlteup Future Farmers of Amerlca Wrxteup and The Glee Club Wnteup Band and The Glee Club Plctures Walpole Varsxty Boys Glrls Varsxty Girls Cheerleaders Baby Shots Newsy Vlews of Walpole High Autographs and Sketches The Autograph Page The Advertisements The CO EDITORS Junior Varsity Team and The Baseball Team Junlor Varslty Picture and The Softball Team Warbler Board of 1951 B USINESS MANAGERS SENIOR MATERIAL ACTIVITIES GIRLS SPORTS BOYS SPORTS ART DEPARTMENT ADVISOR. Pages Page Pages Page Pages Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Pages Pages Page .Page Janet Whitman Dana O Nexll All members of the Class of 1951 All members of the Class of 1951 All members of the Class of 1951 Barbara O Brien Janet Whltman Wxllzam Houghton John Crehore Patrxcla Morrxssey Sara Perham Jeanne St. Peters . . . Agnes M Brennan 2 1 , ' ' ............. ......... ...... 3 1 -32 ' ........ . . .. . .. .. 34 . ................................................. 34-36 ' ' ................................................. 35 ' ' ......................... 36 ' ' ' .... 37 ' ................................ 38 ' ............................................... 40-43 ' ' ' ....... ...... 4 l ' ' ' ........................................ .... 4 2-43 The Girls' Junior Varsity Writeup ........................ .... . ..Pages 43-45 ' ' ' ' ' ..... ...... . . 44 ' ' ...... . .. . . 48-49 . . . .. . 50-51 ' ....... . . ....... . . 54 n.OUY1C1l'19 Xl' Q DEDICHTIGN if -the YO our OYISOY Gnd Y' nc 5, ffff L ' If Wxzfar: QV! wwkdf Q35 E g EI 'W H H 5? w A ' 4 ffvf IM h A n 1 1, ff!! ' ff , fi 1, I W X ft i 0 f X! ff!! K 52 4 if 5, ik 5 , fl f Sp P .L 1 N , L' f L ' m, n fu . My 7 I-WL l. 5 in ff K X J . un, IQIVV ' ,lf , I E X f f f fj,ff4,Y , 4 -f EEE EEE L' EEE EEE iiarxm 15 M V I ZQQWJMA1 Dedwatzon We, the Class of 1951, dedicate this yearbook to our Principal, Mr. Victor N. Sanborn in appreciatxon of h1s able guidance and assistance throughout this year. 4 Q 0 U 0 XZCQZZ ,y X The Faculty SEATED Left to Right Miss Brennan Mr Lord Mr Sanborn Mr Desmaraxs Miss Mills STANDING Mr McCool Miss Weeks Mrs Tole Mrs Galloway THE FACULTY Mr TheronB Thompson Superintendent Northwestern University, B C E B S Mr Victor N Sanborn Principal Middlebury College A B Keene Teachers College B E University of New Hampshire M Ed Harvard Miss Agnes M Brennan English Latin, and French Keene Teachers College B Fordham University Mr Robert P Desmarais History English and Phys1calEducatxon Keene Teachers College B E Columbia University Mrs Russell L Galloway Mathematxcs Plymouth Teachers College, B E Keene Teachers College Mr William J Lord Agriculture Chemistry and Shop Mr Edward McCool English and Commercial Subjects Salem Teachers College B S Education Miss Jane D Mills Home Economics and Science Keene Teachers College, B Mrs Elmer Tole Music New England Conservatory Keene Teachers College Miss Frances V Weeks English, History and Physical Education Plymouth Teachers College B E University of New Hampshire J ' as , ,Y s i lb I Boston University, Ed. 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'mg ,.7 I 1 ' , 5-Q President Vlce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Class Reporter Student Council Representatives John Crehore Class of 1951 OFFICERS John Crehore Dana O Nelll Janet Whltman Phyllis Yamzyn Deborah Bartlett Dana O Neill CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Purple and White Pink Carnation Effort Brings Success 'io -3153 ,par -Q-I SHIRLEE ETTA BALL Shtrl l dare to do all that may become a woman As a new member of our class Shu-lee has gtven whole heartedly of her co operatxon and ability to class actxvntxes Wxth her frxendlmess and wmnxng ways we re sure Shxrl will be successful in her chosen career of nursing Swxmmlng l Literary Editor School Newspaper 11, Class Play 1 Basketball 11, 13, 14, Volleyball 12, Pep Club 12, Tennis Team 4 IBlSoror1ty 1W1lbur Cross Hxgh School Faxr Haven Connectzcut WARBLER 14, DEBORAH BARTLETT Deb Lwe love and be happy Deb IS one of our athletic gxrls whose ab111ty as a forward on the basketball floor will be greatly mxssed We wxsh you much success and happiness ln your chosen career Deb Cheerleader 11 Softball 1, 12, Manager 13, 14 Glee Club 11, 12, 13, 14, Varsxty Basketball 12 3, 4, Co Capta1n14, Playday 12, Safety Patrol Z 3, Jumor Prom 13, Snow Ball 13 One Act Play 3, Llbrarxan 4 Class Reporter 14, CHICKS CHIRP Gossip Commlttee 14, Typmg Com mxttee 14, WARBLER 14, MURIEL ELAINE BRITTON Mmme The mzldest manners and the gentlest heart Muriel will never be without a friend Her ready smxle and helpmg hand wxll assure her success m later hfe We know you ll make a fine teacher Muriel Glee Club 12, 13, 14, Jumor Varsxty Basketball 13 14, Snow Ball 3, Jumor Prom 13, F T A Plymouth 14, CHICKS CHIRP Gossip Com mxttee 14, Reporter 14, WARBLER 14, 8 , -L 'gf '- I - ' . . , . . . . . . . -. . A ' ' 17: 'I ' 2 1,2 1! : s s ' 1 ,: . S . . H . , . ,Q . ,S , 4 , . ,P 1 ' S 2 1 H S ' 2 J: - I 1 ' ' K ls ti pl. D 5 ' ' ' , ' - .V 4 K . H U . - on ' . s ' ' J 1 I 2 if ' 3 . . . 3 ' ' - X A - , 1 , JACK DAVENPORT CREHORE III Jack A workman is judged by the chips he makes. Jack's quick mind and winning personality will be great assets to him in his future life. With your leadership and dependability, Jack, we know you'll be a great success as a mechanical engineer. Class Vice-President 1l, 13,g Basketball Manager 11, 13, 14,3 Glee Club 11, 13, 14,3 Plays 11, 13,3 1Phillips Exeter Academy, Class Vice-President 12,5 Floor President 12,g Dormitory Committee President 12,3 French Club 12,5 Southern Club 12,9 Shop Club 12,3 Scientific Association 12,3 Cross Country 12,3 Soccer 12,5 Basketball 12,3 Track 12,: Junior Prom 13,3 Snow Ball 13,3 Class President 14,: Student Council 14,: Vice-President 14,3 CHICK'S CHlRP, Editor-in-Chief 14,: WARBLER. WILLIAM STEPHEN FLETCHER Bill He never hurries and seldom worries What will the school do next year without Bill s truck? He s always willing and ready to do something for anyone no matter how small or large the task Best of luck to you in the future Bill Class Treasurer 1 Future Farmers of America 11, 12, 13, 4 Sec tary 12, 13, Kansas City Trip 14, F F A Play 14, Baseball 12, Snow Ball 13, Junior Prom 13, Glee Club 13, WARBLER 14, KENNETH DONALD GUNNERSON Gunny Happy is the man who is void of care and strife There has to be a clown in every class and we choose Gunny His witty remarks will keep us laughing for sometime yet We all wish him the best of everything in the future Snow Ball 3 Junior Prom 3 Glee Club 13 14 Future Farmers America Play 14, WARBLER 14, WILLIAM EVERETT HOUGHTON Bill Give me liberty or give me death Whenever you hear an uproar you can be sure it is Bill Outstanding in all sports Bill will especially be missed for his basketball ability If Uncle Sam doesn t get him first we are sure he will do well in busi ness with his father Here s to it Bill' B seball 11, 12, 13, 14, Basketball 11, 12, 13, 14, Football 11, 12, 13, 14, F F A 1, 2, 3, 14, Reporter 2, President 3 Fair Association l 2, 13, 14, President 13, 14, School Play 11, School Patrol 11, 12 3 Glee Club 1l, 12, 13, Basketball Tournament 12, 13, State F F A Lea dership Meeting 13 Snow Ball 3 Junior Prom 13, Kansas City Trip 3, Eastern States 3, 4 N H Judging Contest 13, 14 Sweep Stakes Award 3, 4 NEPCO Egg Contest Harrisburg 4, Poultry Team Sec ond Prize 14, F F A Play 14, N E Homestead Award 14, WARBLER14, 9 ' 411. ' 41: re- , 41: ' 42: ' J as of . l' ' 4 4 . . .4 4 4 1 4: ' 41: ' ' ' 4:4 Q 1 4 1415 o 1 ,:' I ,S . I. . n 4 1 4 Hs - - ' 72 .4 4:4 - ' 4 1 - 5 sin. 'Em-'ff ELEANOR MAY JENNISON May A good companion and as firm a friend. Eleanor will be missed next year for her happy ways and her drive in getting things done. The future is promising, May, so best of luck! Glee Club 11, 12, 13, 14,g Safety Patrol 11, 12, 13,5 Class Vice-President 12,3 Junior Varsity Basketball 13,: Snow Ball 13,3 Junior Prom 13,5 Varsity Basketball 14,: Playday 14,: CHICKS' CHIRP, Gossip Committee 14,5 WARBLER14,. CARROLL EDWARD JOHNSON Chauncy He may look serious, he may look shy But he s full of it 'twixt you and I Winning friends with his quiet ways and sly humor is Chauncy s out standing characteristic Because of your dependibility we know that you will excell in whatever you may do Plays 13, Snow Ball 13, Junior Prom 13, Safety Patrol 13, WARBLER THOMAS HARRY KINIRY Tom Better too much than too little What will the Walpole Varsity do next year without Tom s height and bounce under the basket? Tom is also noteworthy because he s the only one in school who owns three vehicles Class Secretary 11 Future Farmers of America 11, 12, 13, 14, Kansas City Trip 13, Vice President 3 F F A Play 14, Safety Patrol 11 12, 13, Basketball 13, 14, Baseball 13, 14, Snow Ball 13, Junior Prom 13, Glee Club 13, Office Helper 14, WARBLER 14, PATRICIA ANN MORRISSEY Tisha Life is what you make it During her three years at Walpole Tisha has made everyone aware of her dependability and general excellence in whatever she does cluding her contributions to the cheerleading squad' With your ambition you should be a wonderful asset to the secretarial field Tisha Playday 12, Class Treasurer 12, Safety Patrol 12, Junior Prom 13 Snow Ball 13, One Act Play 3, Student Council 13 Treasurer 13 Cheerleader 12, 13, 14, Softball 12, 13 14, Glee Club 12, 13, 14, Librarian 12, 14, CHICKS Cl-IIRP Art Committee Gossip Committee 14, WARB L-ER 14, D A R Award 14, State Convention 14, 10 BARBARA HELENE O BRIEN Barb Smcernty as the essence of success Scholar athlete and a charming personality describe Barb She ex cells xn mathematics and her favorite recreation IS dancxng After grad uatxon Northampton wxll claim a sure success Lots of luck Bar Glee Club 11, 12, 13, 14, Softball 11, 12, 13, 14, Safety Patrol 11, 12, 13, Varsity Basketball 12, 13, 14, Playday 12, One act Play 12, Public Speaking Contest 2, Girls State 13 Snow Ball 3, Junior Prom 13, CHICKS CHIRP Gu-ls Sports Column 14, Jokes Committee 14, Office Helper 4, F T A Plymouth 14, Refereemg Meeting B F H S 4 WARBLER 14, DANA BURKE O NEILL Steve He is wxtty he xs wxse He s a terror for has size Everyone here at Walpole wxll long remember Dana for hxs integrity and his ability as the capable and good natured president of the Student Councxl and manager of the basketball team All kinds of success nn whatever you do Dana Baseball 1, 12, 13, 14, Basketball 11, 12, 13, Nlanager 4, Student Coun 3 Student Council Workshop 4, Class President 11 3 Vice President 4 Safety Patrol 11, 12 13 School Plays 11, 12, 13, Football 1l, 12 3, Blue and Whxte 11, Class Marshall 11, F T A Plymouth 14, WARBLER 14, Co Edttor 14, CHICKS CHIRP Sports Editor 14, SARA ANN PERHAM Sally Man has his will but woman has her way Sara one of the artlstnc members of our class wxll long be remem bered for her rehabxllty and her fun lovmg ways With your charm and talent Sally we know the future holds many good things in store for you Safety Patrol 1l, 12, 13, Glee Club 11, 12, 13, 14, Playday 12, Cheerleader 13, One Act Play 11, 12, 13, Snow Ball 13, Mary Hitchcock Open House 13, Jumor Prom 13, CHICKS CHIRP Art Editor 14, WARBLER14, JEANNE CAROL ST PETERS Jeannie Smale and the world smxles back Jeanne s abxlnty an basketball plus her gemal disposition are sure to be well remembered next year Her cordial smile and hearty laughter will be wonderful assets for the future Good luck Jeanne' Glee Club 13, 14, Junior Varsity Basketball Team 13, Snow Ball 3 Jumor Prom 13, Varsnty Basketball Team 14, WARBLER 4, ll ' , ' ' ' ..... ' , b! - '. f.1. ' ff ' -ff .' 2 1 3 . . g ' . . . I. 1 ,g c ' Q . 4 1 - cil 13, 14,, Vice-President 13,, President 14,, Student Council Convention 1 l. ' 1 : H J' ' - ' H: ' J J: 2 H : 9 ' u ' s ' 1 ,z . Q . i 4 . 1 ml M WESLEY IRVING STAPLES Wes I-le doesn t say much but when he does look out What will Walpole be fn the future wlthout Wesley s hot debates about the government and price supports '7 Wxth hls skill as an excellent me chamc Wes will certainly have success an life Future Farmers of Amerrca l 21 Q31 Q41 Reporter 3 Farm Mechanics Award Q4 Kansas Cxty Trxp Award Q31 F F A Play Q41 Jumor Prom Q3 Class Presxdent Q21 Student Council Q21 Snow Ball Q31 WARBLER Q41 l LAURA PATRICIA THAYER Snooks Sweet music IS pleasant to every ear Short and sweet just begins to describe Laura She has been actrve as a majorette and cheerleader and has given much tlme and effort to class actxvxtnes We all wash Laura the greatest success an the future Jayvee Basketball l Jayvee Softball l Jayvee Fxeld Hockey l Band Q11 Q21 Q31 McDowell Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Kappa Phl Q21 Q31 Majorette 1 21 Q31 Q41 QMalden High School1 Cheerleader Q4 Glee Club 4 WARBLER CHICKS CHIRP Gossip Committee Q41 JANET VIRGINIA WHITMAN .Tan Live today and let tomorrow come as xt may Walpole will long recall Jan s initiative and her fine work as guard on the gxrls team May you always be the center of success xn your chosen held of secretarral work Jan' Basketball 2 Captain Q21 Softball Q21 Captain Q21 Volleyball 2 WOODMERE BULLETIN Q21 QWoodmere High School Woodmere New York1G1ee Club 3 4 Varsxty Basketball Q31 4 Co Captam Q4 Soft ball 31 Q41 Class Secretary 3 4 Office Helper 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Safety Patrol Q31 Q41 Playday Q41 Refereexng Meeting B F H S Q41 F T A Plymouth Q41 CHICKS CHIRP Typing Staff Q41 Girls Sport Col umn Q41 WARBLER Q41 Co Editor Q41 PHYLLIS ELNA YANIZYN Phyl To lwe wtthout laughter That s not life And I love hfe Phyl rs the most fun loving gurl an our class Her laughter and Jolly ways wxll mean a loss for Walpole next year Best of luck to you Phyl Candidate for Queen at Jumor Prom Q11 Glee Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q4 State Festwal Q21 Q3 Q41 New England Festwal Q41 Softball Q11 Q21 Scorer 3 Q4 Basketball Q2 Q31 Manager Q41 Playday Q21 Safety Patrol Q11 Q21 Q31 Jumor Prom 3 Snow Ball 3 One Act Play 3 Class Treasurer 3 Q41, Office Helper Q41 WARBLER Q41 12 ,Z R 16 I . ' . U. 'H . Vi . v . . . - ' ' Q DQ S Q li ' ' 15 ' ' 5 . . . 5 ' S: Q 1 ll . 9 . S Q Q- Q 1: Q 1: '. Q- J: I 4 mc Q ' i ' t ' A J: ' 4 me Q I., . u l - ' I 11 . I , ' ' F I 1: 3 QJQ :Q c 1. '- ' is - Q 2 Q DQ 1: ' Q IQ J: ' Q 1 .ma 1 g 3 ' ' .... 9 8 Q . ' 1 . ul u . .', u If ' ' 1 l D., l ff ' J . ' Q Q Q 1 A A 1: 1 , s 2 : ., v Q ' ' . Q J: Q li - Q li Q 1 The Senzor Class Offzcers LEFT TO RIGHT Phyllis Yamzyn Treasurer Dana O Neill Vice President John Crehore President Janet Whitman Secretary Deborah Bartlett Reporter The Senzor Class FIRST ROW Lelt to Rxght Barbara O Brien Janet Whutman John Crehore Mr Sanborn Advisor Dana O Neill Phyllis Yamzyn Deborah Bartlett SECOND ROW Laura Thayer Patrxcxa Morrxssey Sara Perham Jeanne St Peters Muriel Britton Eleanor Jenmson THIRD ROW Kenneth Gunnerson Wxlliam Houghton Wesley Staples Thornas Klmry William Fletcher Carroll Johnson 13 - . ' . . l , . . . 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NAME SHIRLEE BALL DEBORAH BARTLETT MURIEL BRITTON JOHN CREHORE WILLIAM FLETCHER KENNETH GUNNERSON WILLIAM HOUGHTON ELEANOR JENNISON CARROLL JOHNSON PATRICIA MORRIS SEY BARBARA O BRIEN DANA O NEILL SARA PERHAM JEANNE ST PETERS WESLEY STAPLES LAURA THAYER JANET WHITMAN PHYLLIS YANIZYN Senzor Sta tzstzcs SONG Because All Of Me All My Love My Heart Cries Fo Bushel and a Peck Tennessee Waltz Enjoy Yourself Tell Me Why Nola Echoes Nevertheless In The Evening By Moonlight Can t Stop Talkxng Weddxng Bells Tennessee Waltz Count Every Star Forever and Ever September Song 14 Y ou The PAS TIME W r xtlng Lenny Roller Skatlng S xttmg Janle Hunting I-luntmg Sleeping Mov1e s and Sleeping Readxng Lxstenmg to muszc and da dreamxng Lxstenxng to records Working Joe W alt Tinker ing Writing Letters Y Doing class secretarial work Waxtmg for the college kxds to c ome home BA ' r ll I THOMAS KINIRY My Blue Bedroom Running around nights I-LlBl My clock stopped Couldn t get the car Couldn t get the tune l had to go shopping Truck broke down Ran out of gas I couldn t be bothered l couldn t get down the hxll I forgot Had some busxness to take care of Don t have any way to get there Had to baby sxt Had to work Joe was late again Had a date wxth Walt Can t afford lt Had to work Haven t got time My father wouldn t let me have the car Senzor Sta tzstzcs SPORT Tenms Basketball Basketball Basketball Hunting Skung Basketball B asketball Skatmg B zcycle rxdmg B as ketball B as eball D r xv mg and r nd mg B as ketball Hunting Skung and danc mg Basketball Danclng and drwmg AMBITION To be a nurse To see the world and to meet Montgomery Chit To be a teacher To join the Seabees To jozn the Navy Au- Force To be important o play Pro sports travel o go to Cahforma To work in a museum and travel all over the world To go to Northampton Commercnal School To lwe love laugh and be happy To own a yellow convertible To be an artxst and draw a bzg salary To be a farmer and own a large farm To be an axrlme hostess To be a commercxal EXPRESSIONS Oh well' You know what mean Oh no' Don t work too hard' To H wxth lt' Be good' There s no future ln want to see you gee wouldn Oh dear' Oh Oh' Heavens Like heck' Gee I don t know Oh darn Oh phooey Can t see any future teacher m at To marry money Shut ya mouth' 15 u 1 U I .U gn an o - n H U un - n - . U , , n 0 T as D . . - it! U ' off To ul evo An .lu - T . . uoh, !,, ' Basketball To join the Air Force Don't do anything I .il vtsto ' ns ll u .IO . , ' ' H 2 U ' - an o ps an n - .sl - H E u so .. . . . U .H MOST ARTISTIC MOST POPULAR BEST NATURED BEST PERSONALITY BEST BUILDS BEST DANCERS MOST VERSATILE SMARTEST FLIRT AND WOLF BEST ATHLETES CLASS LOVERS INSE PARABLES NEATEST NOISEST QUIETEST POLITEST BEST LOOKING MOST MUSICAL MOST RELIABLE MOST PROGRESSIVE CLASS NIGHT HAW KS MOST DIGNIFIED MOST TALKATIVE MOST RETIRING MOST STUDIOUS WITTIEST MOST EFFICIENT JOLLIEST CLASS CROONERS BEST DRESSED BEST COMBINATION OF LOOKS AND BRAINS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS CR OOK NEWEST MEMBER OF THE CLASS MOST HELPFUL YOUNGEST OLDEST TALLEST SHORTEST BEST ACTRESS BEST ACTOR Semor Superlatrves Sara Perham Janet Whltman Muriel Britton Jeanne St Peters Jeanne St Peters Deborah Bartlett Barbara O Brien Patricia Morrissey Janet Whitman Janet Whitman Janet Whitman Phyllis Yamzyn Patrlcxa Morrissey Phyllis Yamzyn Murxel Britton Murxel Britton Jeanne St Peters Phyllis Yamzyn Sara Perham Sara Perham Janet Whxtman Patricia Morrissey Phyllis Yamzyn Murlel Brttton Barbara O Brien Phyllis Yamzyn Sara Perham Phyllxs Yamzyn Phyllis Yanlzyn Sara Perham Patrxcxa Morrissey Sara Perham Thomas Kxmry Shxrlee Ball Eleanor Jenmson Murxel Brltton Jeanne St Peters Wesley Staples Laura Thayer Phyllis Yanxzyn Dana O Nexll Semor Imtzals John Crehore Dana O Neill Kenneth Gunners on Dana O Nexll Wzllxam Houghton Wxllxam Houghton Dana O Nexll John Crehore John Crehore Wllliam Houghton Wxlham Fletcher Deborah Bartlett Dana O Nerll Wlllzam Houghton Carroll Johns on Dana O Nexll Dana O Nexll Kenneth Gunnerson Dana O Nexll John Crehore Thomas Klmry Dana O Neill William Houghton Carroll Johnson John Crehore Thomas Kxmry John Crehore Wxlham Houghton Wxlham Houghton Dana O Neill Dana O Neill John Crehore Sentimental Ernest nBubblxng Danc mg B abe Modest Engaging n Bashful Jovxal Darmg n Careful Worthy Silent n Friendly Kind Dxgnxhed n Gentle 16 I S. E. B. ' , ' ' D. B. ' M. E. Bl. , ' ' J. D. C. ' , ' ' W. S. F. . ' ' ' K. D. G. ' , ' ' ' ' SENIOR INITIALS lcon t 3 Wxllmg Energetic nHumorous Expressive Mlrthiul nJaunty Clever Ethlcal n Jolly Thlrfty Handsome nKeen Pleasant Alert Merry Boylsh Happy Oplmonatxve nBold Desirable Bralny Obviously nuts It explalns itself Jolly Cute Smiling nPeppy Wesley ls Smcere Laura s Pert n Tactful Joyful Versatxle nWorthy What Wozlld Happen Wzthout Wes s bus Tom s chasmg the fxre truck B111 F s truck Barb s You You and You Dana s plugs for Reardon B111 H s domxneerxng ways Tlsha s red haired temper Phyl s frequent trips to Bellows Falls Murlel s gxggle Carroll s blushmg face Ken s glrl friends Jack s name on the honor roll Shxrl s boy frlends Laura s d1spos1t1on9 'P ' Deb s wxggle Eleanor s arguments Jan s versatnlxty Sara s abxllty to collect lunch money Jeanne s laughter 17 H. . . ' . . . J. ' , ' ' J. , ' ' K. ' , ' M. , , O.B. . ' , . . . . O'N. ' , ' . ' P. 1 ' ' .J S. P. , , ' ' ' S. ' T. 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Progressive, Exasperating 'n Youthful n u nl u an in The Perfect Semor Gzrl Should Have Sh1r1ee Ball s eyes Jeanne St Peters ha1r Shlrlee Ball s comp1ex1on Sara Perham s blush Janet Whxtman s sm1le Sh1r1ee Ball s d1mp1es Patr1c1a Morrxssey s teeth Deborah Bartlett s hgure Patr1c1a Morr1ssey s brams M11r1el Br1tton s d1spos1t1on Sara Perham s clothes Phyl11s Yan1zyn s w1t Deborah Bartlett s good looks Laura Thayer s manners Phy1l1s Yan1zyn s good humor Barbara O Br1en s danc1ng sk11l Deborah Bartlett s neatness Patr1c1a Morr1ssey s art1st1c ab111ty Eleanor Jenmson s modesty Janet Wh1tman s ath1et1c ab111ty Janet Wh1tman s or1g1nal1ty Tom Kmxry s eyes B111 Fletcher ha1r B111 Fletcher blush Dana O Ne111 sm11e B111 Fletcher dxrnples Dana O Ne11l s teeth B111 Houghton s bu11d Tom K1n1ry s he1ght Jack Crehore s brains Wesley Staples d1spos1t1on Dana O Ne111 s clothes Tom K1n1ry s w1t B111 Fletcher s good looks Dana O Ne111 s neatness Kenneth Gunners on s good humor B111 Houghton s danc1ng sk1l1 Dana O Ne11l s neatness Jack Crehore s art1st1c abxlity Wesley Staples modesty B111 Houghton s ath1et1c ab111ty Wesley Staples or1g1na11ty Carroll Johnson s qu1et ways 18 The Perfect Senior Boy Should Ha-ve. Whatls In A Name? Shirlee Rusher Ball Deborah Teaser Bartlett Muriel Bobby Britton John Smoothy Crehore William Kenneth W xllxam Eleanor Carroll Thomas Patricia Barbara Curly Fletcher Guitar Gunnerson Flash Houghton Back Seat Jenms on Bashiul Johnson Speedy Kxmry Str angler Morr IS sey B os sy O B rlen Dana Lover Boy O Neill Sara Slomba Perham Jeanne Witty St Peters Wesley Tinker Staples Laura Small Fry Thayer Janet Adventure W hltman Phyllis Home Breaker Yanlzyn Class In wen tory Looking for s omethmg FOR. A toy we have a A drlnk we have a A dye we have lron we have A way out we have an OUT A hunting trlp we have a Coal we have Clear vlews we have an The future we have a Backxng we have our A c1garette we have PHILLIP An excuse we are always Food we have The ham we have Important papers we have Lonely hearts we have a Horses we have Girls we have a Adventurous eatmg we have a 9 Al li ll ' IO l ' ll II .. .. . ll ll A5 OI ' ' . . ., ., . ll ll O ' A5 ll 1 ' .. .. me ' I! ll ' DO. tt li AA il ' u 54 ll ' . . 1, ' ....... . ........ .... j ennlson I I l BALL BARt1ett bRITton crehORE fLETcher GUNnerson houghTON johnSON KIN1ry MORRlSsey o neILL perHAM o BRleNE STAPLES st PETers tHAYer wh1tMAN YAM1zyn Can You Imagzne? Deborah not hungry Muriel not doing Robert s schoolwork Jack not tendmg hxs 111s B111 F owning a John Deere Gunny remembering to take his gultar lesson B111 H keepuxg his mouth shut Eleanor keeplng calm Carroll dating every nlght Tom marrxed to Bef-ky Txsha not stranghng Dana golng over 35 to Plymouth Sara not an a hurry Jeanne bezng a French teacher Wes a Democrat Laura playmg basketball Jan having nothmg to do Shlrl on a date with Gunny Phyl not wanting the Buick Mxss Weeks the 105th member of the a Capella Cholr T he Class Ode By Patrxcla Morrissey Our days at Walpole I-hgh Alas wzll soon be ended These years we ve spent together Too quxckly are expended Now we must go on To face a world of strife Memories of Walpole Hlgh Will go with us through our lxfe The years ahead wlll not be easy But thanks we give to Walpole For from those halls of learmng We ll go on to reach our goal Z0 gg ' !9 Barb renaming the Smith River .... The Hit Tennessee Waltz Thlnkxng Of You The Thxng Bushel And A Peck Count Every Star Love SICK Blues The Th1rd Man Where Or When Amencan Patrol Orange Colored Sky Alexander s Ragtxme Band Three Llttle Words Stone Cold Dead ln The Market La V1e En Rose Dark Town Strutters Oh' What A Beautiful Mornxng Just One Of Those Thmgs Enjoy Yourself Muslc Maestro Please Tonlght We Love The Roving Kmd My Shxmng Hour Mam selle Laughing On The Outside Crymg On The lnsxde Put em In A Box Txme After Tlme Do You Ever Think Of Me'7 Wh1sper1ng I ll See You In My Dreams Open Doors Open Arms So Long Always I m Bashful The Old Master Painter Don t Rob Another Man s Castle lt s a Grand Nlght For bmgmg lt s Easy When You Know I-low l 11 Be A Bachelor Untxl l Dxe Just Us Two Get Along Little Doggxe Am t No Girl Got A Brand On Me G1ve Me Five Minutes More Beloved Be Faithful My Heart Crxes For You A Man Ain t P Nothxn But A W olf Once You Fmd Your Guy lf You Got The Money lGov The Tx A Llfe Of Her Own My Defenses Are Down Parade of 1951 Goxng to the cafeterm Vacation Noon lunches Homework Blology Class Kay Menard Elmer Tole Glee Club Teachers on duty at 3 OO P M Chemistry experiments School orc hestra Commurucatxon system I YOUR ATTENTION DLE' ASFQ Area across from school French rlass Jluuor Prom bat xrday mornmg NA arrmgs '- mor Class ren Gunnerson avcnxr-g at an away D borah Bartlett P T: Brennan to th c 1m hoo! bo wks rep ra Hes School s lb nm 1 'Ks frrulxe Chenrnstry equzx on The oflu '-tn or TJ Lacul ba'-dh p rzod Mary Alvw ard 'ack Crehore Jlrm Ionnson Lorraine Lxbby basketball p rx f- lvlxss Weelfs to H1-.tory class 3211 Klrury Sanborn and Mr Thom pson Urs Galloway at 12 '1 'VIcCool rm classes 1 mt and B111 1 loua sun 7.1, I' 225 l T 15 OD 0 0 Cl ' ' if 1 ll ' 'I lt If tl ll ' th 1' ll tl ' I' it FO ll ' if ' . 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U , A , - , ' rn' fuxafllza 1.1 ' ' ' N-'!:1i,'N'i!' .n , u I K , Ten Years Hence ' ' ' February 14 1961 Alumni Editor Class of 1961 Walpole I-hgh School Walpole New Hampshire Dear Sir A few weeks ago I received your letter asking me to inform you of the activities of the Class of 1951 since its graduation During the past weeks 1 have been busy con tactmg my former classmates and have gathered the following sensational information The first reply was from Jack Crehore at his wmter home in Miami Florida As we all know Jack recently became the sixth husband of Barbara Hutton following the divorce of has first wife Shelly Winters about a year ago lt took me some time to contact Sally Perham who is now lxvmg in Alaska It seems that her husband has just opened there an eating establishment which specializes in Mexican food for the Eskxmos Perhaps you will read of the place in Duncan Hines Joe s Snack Bar I understand that B111 Fletcher has combined his interests with Jim Johnson x machinery that is and they operate the largest farm equipment sales company dealmg in International products in the East B111 also runs a huge dairy farm but it is ru mored that he makes most of his money from a chain of night clubs which he owns from New Hampshire she has recently become Speaker of the House The Democratic party is now seriously thinking of running her for president in the next election Finding Walpole short of land Tom Kmiry moved out west in 1955 taking his 70 000 head of cattle with him His financial interests having overflowed the Bank of America he established his own bank a few years ago As a sideline Tom is a Model A Ford dealer Muriel Britton has made a name for herself in the field of fashion Now a top flight designer on the staff of the VOGUE magazine she also operates Haute Couture salons in New York and Paris B111 Houghton is the basketball coach at Vassar and also manages to play for the Knickerbockers during his spare time He is married and has ten children Phyllis Yanizyn is married to a prominent Wall Street broker and she spends most of her time flying around the country in her jet plane looking after her many estates Kenneth Gunnerson writes that he made a great deal of money through shrewd business deals and is now comfortably situated for the rest of his life QThe letter was postmarked Alcatraz Deborah Bartlett has spent most of the time smce graduation furthering her education and earning numerous advanced degrees Recently she became the bride the Count de Moola and they are now spending their honeymoon on the Riviera After studying in Paris and Madrid Jeanne St Peters had returned to this country and is now an internationally famous artist contmued on next page ZZ l O D I I . - Q a o a o n cu n 1 I c , I o Janet W hitman has distinguished herself in politics . Elected as representative o A l I . , ' ' . ' of TEN YEARS HENCEH' Qcon t y Dana O Nexll ts well known as the head of the Gulf Products D1str1but1on Company for New England with headquarters m Cold River He expects the company to be sup plyxng the entire country soon After starrlng on Arthur Godfrey s program for some txme Barbara O Brxen has recently marrxed Mr Godfrey Since Barb s hair 15 now red she ms lookmg forward to a family of little red heads I understand that both Shxrlee Ball and Eleanor Jennzson have remamed xn Walpole Eleanor IS teachmg Umted States History at the hugh school and Shxrlee IS the hbrarxan at the town hbrary Shrrlee has never marrxed Wesley Staples IS the owner of a large chicken farm He says he owes hls wealth to the government prxce support on eggs Perhaps you have seen Wesley drwmg h1s 61 Ford station wagon with 1ts V8 turbo prop engine Laura Thayer xs running a Chxnese restaurant whzch caters to e11te socxety Laura seems to enjoy thas bustness smce she wrxtes that she now wexghs 250 poun Carroll Johnson the dzstxnguxshed scxentrst who made a rocket shxp and flew to the moon is now workmg on a passenger ship whlch wxll commercralxze mter plane tarxan travel As for me I have gwen up my career as an opera smger m favor of movies My f1rst picture soon to be released is the latest versxon of Gone With The Wlnd which I play Scarlett O Hara Slncerely Patrlcxa Morrissey Z3 I , . . . . . 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I l , .. - . , . . . . . .. . . ,, . 1 1 . in n U . , Ruth B r amard Roy C or bett Thomas Johnson Phxlxp Kolvoord Harley Prent1ss Joan Aldrzch Sh1r1ey Pomeroy Pr1sc1l1a Holmes Leona Amsden Evelyn Moody Joan Daxuels Lols Lawrence Lee Lund Carroll Paxne Our Alumnz The Class of 1950 Four Year lnstttutxon Elementary Teachers Course at Keene Teachers College Ruth belongs to the S C A Club and works in the college lxbrary Majorxng in Physical Educatlon at Sprmgfxeld College He IS manager of the Track Team and a member of the Freshman Intramural track team Mechanxzed Agricultural Course at the Umversxty of New Hampshire Pre Law Course at the Umversxty of Vlrglma Phil is active m college sports Cwxl Engmeerxng Course at the Umversxty of New I-lampshlre I-Iarl IS a member of the second Freshman basketball team Two Y ear lnstxtutxon Secretarxal Course at Northampton Commerctal School Joan ns a member of the Glee Club and the Bowlxng Team Secretartal Course at Northampton Commercial School Shirley 15 a member of the Glee Club and the Bowhng Team One Year lnstxtutlon Grace IS planning to attend Plymouth Teachers College next year Employed Worknng at Nursing Home ln Lyons New York She would like to re enter Mary I-htchcock Hospital next fall but that w11l depend on her eyes At Home Housewife Mrs Gardell Farnum now living m Grafton Vermont I-Iousewxfe Mrs Roger Damels now lwmg in Walpole Working for the Hicks famxly Joan 15 hoping to attend a sec retarxal school soon Working as waxtress and chambermaxd at The Old Colony Inn m Walpole Lots ns engaged to Burnham Blake Jr of Bellows Falls Working at the Lund Poultry Farm Lee 15 planning to Join the Navy soon Working a home now lf Uncle Sam does not step ln Crxck would like to go to college next year 24 Grace Rhodes ---------- Post-graduate Course at Northfield School for Girls. ---------- . 1 U L . . . , ---------- . 4 . . 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Q l -1 S ff' 5+ ,ll f x ,Q , Y ,' i I A .5 . -: --M I Tw - X uv ui X snr The Junzor Class SEATED Left to Right Mary Aylward Hazel Bramard Treasurer Ann Rogers Vice President, Donald Hill President Barbara Licence Secretary Robert License Advisor Mr Edward McCool SECOND ROW Ethel Hurd Ellsse Nash Phoebe Ramsey Margaret Reed Betty Cowglll Mary Lou Gates THIRD ROW Gilbert Chandler Robert Houghton James Johnson Richard Murray Donald Houghton ABSENT Jane Howard FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: The Sophomore Class Left to Right Dennis Phelps Carole Graves Bruce Martln Kathryn Graves Treasurer, William Kopacz Vice President, Charles Dalzell President Mary Ramsay Secretary Janet Prentxss Kay Menard Charles Aiken Advisor Mr Robert P Desmarxs Edward Jennlson Dwight Jenmson Eloise Hewitt Lois Cobb Lucille Cobb Levi Chxckering, Mildred Ramsey, Ruth Jameson, Joan Kopacz, John Williams. Lawrence Newell. John O'Brien, William Farrow, Francis Payne, Philip Staples, Clarence Houghton, Gregory Smith, Herbert Miller, Robert Cobb, Samuel Chickering Phyllis Jensen, Sheila Barry, Bernice Cobb, Kathryn Whitman, Charles Roentsch, James Audet, Randall Daniels, Carol Cutler, Dorothy Lund. Z6 The Freshman Class FIRST ROW Lett to Right Arthur H111 Nancy Perham Treasurer Robert Rogers Vlce Presldent Peter McKenzie Presxdent Judith Wllhams Secretary Lois Phelps Advxsor Mrs Galloway SECOND ROW Shirley Bryant Barbara Booth Patricia Staples Louis Thompson Nancy Williams Bruce Dawley THIRD ROW Alan Faxon Thomas Russell Robert Staples Harry Westcott Harold Robbins The E1gh th Grade FIRST ROW Left to Right Patricia Chxckermg Ronald Kopacz June Phelps Treasurer Margot Allbee Vice President Kendall Menard President John Burrows Secretary Donna Fries Kathleen Rogers Advxsor Mlss Frances V Weeks SECOND ROW Joan Bemxs Donald Sutton Paul Narkxewxcz Mary .Ienxnson Beverly Holmes Julia Ramsey Audrey Jensen Edward Columb Harold Daniels THIRD ROW Victoria Walhs Stephen Gates Robert Bonzek Wxllxam Murray Robert Kenny David Houghton Wayne Bryant Jacob Koson Marlon Bryant ABSENT Patrxcxa Britton Margaret Wyman Z7 The Seventh Grade SEATED Left to Right Ernest Lund lrene Thompson Treasurer Austm Plckerxng Vxce Presxdent Robert Galloway President Theodore Gray Secretary Joan Bugbee Advxsor Mr Lord SECOND ROW Paul Dutrxsac Joyce Bingham Rmhard Lxcence Wxlllam Pnerce Glorxa Fairbanks Mary Hewxtt Mary Hall THIRD ROW Audrey Harrington Raymond Blood Joyce Ranta John Hurd George Thayer Shxrley H111 ldentxhcatnon Of The Baby Snaps fSee Page 471 Carroll Johnson Phyllis Yamzyn Deborah Bartlett Wesley Staples Patrlcla Morrissey and Janet Whxtman Wxllxam Houghton Sara Perham Muriel Brxtton Patricia Morrissey Tom Kxmry Wllham Fletcher Barbara O Brien Eleanor Jenmson Jeanne St Peters Z8 ABSENT: Robert Smead and Donald Kemp. 1. 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' 14. . mm Qwsmwfw A X CX 1 The Student Counczl SEATED Lett to Rxght Charles Dalzell Mary Ayl ard Secretary Dana ONe1ll Pres1dent Mr Sanborn Advxso John Crehore VICE Presrdent Donald H111 Treasurer Peter McKenz1e STANDING Robert Galloway Bruce Martm Arthur H111 Kendall Menard Ronald Kopacz Ernest Lund OFFICERS Preszdent Dana O Ne1ll Vzce Presxdent John Crehore Secretary Mary Aylward Treasurer Donald H111 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Semor Class John Crehore and Dana O Ne11l Jun1or Class Mary Aylward and Donald H111 Sophomore Class Charles Dalzell and Bruce Martm Freshman Class Peter McKenz1e and Authur H111 E1ghth Grade Kendall Manard and Ronald Kopacz Seventh Grade Robert Galloway and Ernest Lund To 1naugurate its second year of act1v1ty the C0lll'lCI1 developed an outlxne of areas wherein the group m1ght work to achxeve student management and to xmprove cond1t1ons around the new school The flrst major problem cons1dered by th1s representatwe student group was the one of traff1c regulatmns and conduct to el1m1nate confusxon durmg the noon lunch perlod The counc1l produced a rotat1ng schedule of d1sm1ssal txmes for all classes to follow xn go1ng to the cafeterla Th1s has operated very well Walpole joined the New Hampshire Assocxation of Student Councxls at the fall conventwn held at Txlton New Hampshxre, last October The two student councxl delegates to th1s meeting were John Crehore and Donald H111 Tak1ng advantage of the new publ1c address system presented to the school by the Walpole P T A this student group has arranged for a regular program of mustc to be played durmg the noon hour for the students enjoyment The management of th1s has been ably handled by Wesley Staples and several asszstants Contmued on next page 30 : ' : . w , a ' ' . ' 2 - . ' rs , ' - ' 9 ' . : . . . Advisor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mr. Victor N. Sanborn . , . I , . o. - ., . I . , . . THE STUDENT COUNCIL fcon t I Sponsoring a school newspaper bearing the appropriate tttle of The Chucks Chirp has been both work and fun for the council and members of the student body Student management has written corrected and produced thus publtcatnon at faxrly regular two week intervals The Chicks Chxrp staff includes the following Editor in Chief John Crehore Gossip Editor Mary Aylward, Sports Editor Dana O Nenll Art Editor Sara Perham and Literary Editor Bruce Martin At present the Student Council is trying to raise enough money to send two Walpole delegates to the Natxonal Student Council Convention to be held tn June at Wellesley College The Semor Class OFFICERS President John Crehore Vxce Presxdent Dana O Neill Secretary Janet Whitman Treasurer Phyllis Yamzyn Student Council Representatives John Crehore and Dana O Neill This has been a very busy memorable year for all Seniors The class wants to thank everyone who has helped the group to obtain tts goal Washington In the school fair the Seniors entered a float with the theme OUR GOAL WASHINGTON There were many happy Seniors at the announcement that the class had won third prize For the room decoration contest the Seniors very proudly displayed thetr colors purple and whtte plus the fxrst pnze award' In the cafeteria the Semor fair booth of fered a hot dog cold soda and ice cream sale The Senior class has had a marvelous representation in the activities around school On the boys Varsity basketball team are Seniors Tom Kmtry and B111 Houghton Dana O Netll ts manager whxle Jack Crehore is scorer for the team On the girls Varsity basketball team the class had Janet Whitman and Deborah Bartlett co captatns Barbara O Brien Eleanor Jennxson Jeanne St Peters and Phyllis Yamzyn the faxthful manager On the Jun or Varsity team IS Murxel Brxtton Among the cheerleaders the Semors have Patncta Morrissey and Laura Thayer yelling lustxly for Walpole In the Future Farmers of America Organization the class has B111 Fletcher Tom Kinnry and Wesley Staples At one of the important fund raxsmg acttvxtxes started last year to swell the class treasury the Seniors had the pleasure of servmg sandwtches ice cream coffee dough nuts cakes candy and soda at the John Deere Day The class extends thanks for thts opportumty to Mr R N Johnson Toward the begxnmng of this year the class sponsored several informal dances for the students The most successful of these was the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance which arranged for the gxrls to be the gentlemen for the evening' On October nineteenth and November fourteenth the Semors sponsored two card parttes an the Town Hall Every member of the class contributed somethxng to the re freshments making the proceeds clear profxt for the class continued on next page 31 . , . . u -. - . Reporter --------------------------- Deborah Bartlett . 1 lt If ' , I ' l THE SENIOR CLASS fcon t 3 At Chrxstmas time the Semors sold Chrxstmas cards and wrappmgs to razse more money for the class trxp The sale of sweatshirts and scarfs the same type as were sold last year has been carrxed on agaln this year wxth good results During some of the bas ketball games the Semors have sold candy bars and soda Thus has made a bag hxt with everyone The class sponsored a candy sale the Wednesday before Thanksgnvxng and a food sale this past January These affanrs have certainly helped the class to reach xts fman clal goal for the class trip The Seniors are all very appreclatwe of the sound backmg of the townspeople ln all these ventures ln November the class signed with the Arnold Tours of Boston Massachusetts to go to Washington on the class trxp wlth Mr and Mrs Victor N Sanborn as chaperones The trip will be made ln April the week before spring vacatlon The Vantine Studio ln Boston has taken the pictures for the yearbook and the class voted to have the book printed by the Walsworth Brothers ln Marcelme Missouri This write up would not be complete without thanking both the class sponsor Mr Sanborn and assxstant sponsor Mrs Galloway for their sound advice and efforts through out this last year and also Miss Brennan for her excellent guidance m producing thxs yearbook The Jumor Class OFFICERS Presxdent Donald H111 Vice President Ann Rogers Secretary Barbara Licence Student Councxl Representatives Donald H111 and Mary Aylward Reporter Robert Llcence Advisor Mr Edward McCool Class Colors Green and White Class Flower White Carnatlon The Junior Class which ns comprzsed of nineteen members arranged for the school fair a booth where the group sold popcorn and offered as a prize a box of groceries for the contestant who guessed the correct number of beans xn a Jar Throughout the year the Juniors have sold beanies and caps in order to make money for the class This project has netted the group a fair profit The Jumor Class ordered their class rings from the Balfour Company and recewed them on December twenty second 1950 Robert Licence as a member of the F F A group went to the National Convention in Kansas City on October fifth On the boys basketball team there are the followmg Juniors Donald Houghton Gilbert Chandler and Richard Murray The girls have the followmg members on the Var sity team Hazel Braxnard Margaret Reed and Ethel Hurd Juniors on the girls Jumor Varsity basketball team are Barbara Licence and Betty Cowgill The Boys Jumor Var sity Basketball team has Robert Houghton from the Junior Class The class is planning a Talent Show to be held durxng the frrst part of March Thx will be open to interested students in the high school and Jumor high Another future pro ject the annual Junior Prom to be held during the month of May w1l1 be one of the high lights of the year for all students 32 O . . , . . . . .I . , D . . . . I . - , . I ' I l D -, ' n . . . - , . I . . . , . .O - . . , . n 1 ' 1 . I ' I I I Treasurer.....................................Haze1Brainard , . . . D I - , , , . . . , . . . . I ' D , . . . - . . , . . , , . . 5 ' - . . . i .S , D l . . - The Sophomore Class OFFICERS President ------------------------------ Charles Dalzell Vice-President -------------------------- William Kopacz Secretary ------------------------------- Mary Ramsay Treasurer ---------------------------- -Kathryn Graves Student Councll Representatwes Charles Dalzell and Bruce Martm Class Reporter Janet Prentxss Advisor Mr Robert P Demaraxs Class Colors Scarlet and Sxlver Class Flower Yellow Rose The Sophomore Class thus year ns composed of forty members The fxrst project to require class co operation was the school fair The Sophomore float The Arthur Godfrey Program attracted much attention and the tasteful decoration of the1r home room won them a second prize Three Sophomores attended the National F F A Conventwn xn Kansas City thxs fall They were Lawerence Newell representatnve to the Natlonal Band Levx Chlckermg and Charles Dalzell The class as very well represented on the basketball court Members of the boys varsrty team are Wxllxam Kopacz Clarence Houghton Robert Cobb and James Audet Members of the gxrls varsxty are Joan Kopacz Kathryn Graves Janet Prenuss and Kathryn Whitman Sophomores are also well represented on both the boys and girls Jumor Varsity teams Boys are Dwlght Jennlson Bruce Martm Herbert Mzller Gregory Smith Edward Jennxson Lawerence Newell Wlllxam Farrow John O Brien Randall Damels and John Wullxams Girls are Bermce Cobb Carole Graves Loxs and Lucxlle Cobb Barry Lund and Mary Ramsay Carol Cutler and Kay Menard are the cheerleaders from this class with Eloise Hewitt the substntute cheerleader The Class of 53 is recognized for its energy xnxtlatxve and leadershxp whxch will carry the group far nn all future actlvltxes The Freshman Class OFFICERS Vice Presxdent Robert Rogers Secretary Judy Wxllxams Treasurer Nancy Perham Student Council Representatives Peter McKenzxe and Arthur Hxll Reporter Judy Wxlhams Advisor Mrs Russell Galloway Class Colors Royal Blue and Whxte Class Flower Red Rose The Freshman float ln the school fair parade tied for second prize The float was en titled Good by Mother Goose Hello I-hgh School There were several characters from Mother Goose land approprlately arranged on the float The Freshman home room was attractively decorated with streamers of the class col ors and this arrangement won the class third prize continued on next pagel 33 on - - - Q ' ' u Q . . . . . . President ------------------------------ Peter McKenzie . ,, - - - n . F . K , THE FRESHMAN CLASS lcon t J The class has had a quiet year as far as activities are concerned This class also has provided some good material for basketball with Arthur Hill play mg on the Varsity and Louis Thompson Thomas Russell Peter McKenzie Alan Faxon Robert Rogers Harry Westcott playing on the Junior Varsity For the girls Nancy Perham plays on the girls Junior Varsity team The Ezgh th Grade OFFICERS President Kendall Menard Vice President Margo Allbee Secretary John Burrows Treasurer June Phelps Class Reporter Dona Fries Student Council Representatives Kendall Menard and Rgnald Kopacz, Class Colors Red and White Advisor Miss Frances V Weeks The eighth grade began its year by tying for first place with the seventh grade for the best float in the school fair parade The theme was Prospect Hill or Bust complete with covered wagon setting and riders on horseback Their next event was the annual initiation party for the seventh grade October seventh Social games were played and refreshments were served The following boys are members of the Junior Hxgh basketball team Kendall Menard Steven Gates Donald Sutton Willxam Murray Har old Daniels Wayne Bryant Ronald Kopacz John Burrows and Paul Narkiewicz captains of this group is June Phelps The Junior High cheerleading squad is composed of five eighth grade girls this year They are Victoria Wallis Patricia Chickermg Kay Rogers Joan Bemis and Jane Jennison The class held a Valentine Party Friday February sixteenth for the seventh and eighth grades combined with fun and laughs for everyone under the supervision of the respective class advisors The Seventh Grade OFFICERS President Robert Galloway Vice President Austin Pickering Secretary Theodore Gray Treasurer Irene Thompson Student Council Representatives Robert Galloway and Ernest Lund Class Reporter Joan Bugbee C1655 C010rS Blue and White Advisor Mr William Lord The usual seventh grade initiation was held at the Hooper Building on October twenty seventh The eighth grade put the initiation on for the seventh and everyone had an exciting and enjoyable time In return for this glorious time the seventh grade sponsored a Christmas Party on December nineteenth for the eighth grade QCont1nued on page 36 34 All eighth grade girls are members of the Junior High basketball team. One of the co- L . 1 ' 1 . Y J, .nav-an The Future HOl7lQll10l?Cf6 of America FIRST ROW Left to Right Joan Kopacz Ethel Hurd Carole Graves Vice President Kathryn Whitman Secretary Treasurer Shirley Bryant Advisor Miss Jane Mills SECOND ROW Patricia Staples Lucille Cobb Lois Cobb Eloise Hewitt Elisse Nash Barbara Booth Ruth Jameson THIRD ROW Kathryn Graves Margaret Reed Bernice Cobb Mary Lou Gates Carol Cutler Phyllis Jensen Sheila Barry ABSENT Jane Howard SEATED SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: The Future Farmers of America Left to Right Robert Rogers Levi Chickering Donald Hill Secretary Charles Dalzell, President. Mr. Lord, Advisor, Charles Aiken, Vice-President. Richard Murray, Treasurer, William Kopacz, Sentinel: Dwight Jennison. Louis Thompson, Harold Robbins, Randall Daniels, Samuel Chickering, Lawrence Newell, Edward Jennison, Alan Faxon, Dennis Phelps. Robert Staples, Robert Licence, Wesley Staples, James Johnson, Philip Staples, Robert Houghton. Francis Payne. Arthur Hill, William Houghton, Gregory Smith, Thomas Kiniry, William Fletcher, John O'Brien. 35 THE SEVENTH GRADE lcon t Q The Life You Save May Be Your Own an ongmal float entered mn the annual school fair won fxrst prize for them This float depicted the carelessness of many drx vers by means of a wrecked car complete wxth mjured vxctxms Out of a class of twenty two Robert Smead and Donald Kemp bemg new this year almost all are actwe xn basketball At the Vxlas game every seventh grade glrl part: cxpated Mary Hewitt IS manager and Shirley H111 IS co captam On the boys team are George Thayer Donald Kemp Robert Galloway Theodore Gray Austin Plckermg and John Hurd Fxve seventh grade boys George Thayer Raymond Blood Robert Galloway Austm Pickering and Paul Dutrlsac represented their class on the football squad The Future Homemakers of Amerlca OFFICERS Presxdent Ann Rogers Vice President Carole Graves Secretary Treasurer Reporter Kathryn Whitman Advtsor Miss Jane D Mllls The F I-I A has twenty one members thxs year from the Freshman Sophomore and Junior classes Social meetmgs have been llmxted thls year but the orgamzatlon has been fortunate ln holdxng a business meeting each Friday the sxxth period At the school fair the F H A glrls had thezr usual booth which conslsted of a fzsh pond for the youngsters and the selling of chances on a prize cake The g1rls united efforts with the F F A xn sponsoring a food sale in the cafeteria, during the falr The glrls dad the soliciting and sold the food while the boys dld the collectxng of food and assisted them whenever possible The two clubs dxvlded the proceeds Fair Committees Community Exhibit Ann Rogers Margaret Reed and Elxsse Nash Clothing Elxsse Nash and Gmger Kopacz Foods Jane Howard and Mary Lou Gates Canning Kathryn Whitman and Bermce Cobb On October Z7 1950 the following gurls were delegated to go to Goffstown to the fall meetmg of the state F H A Joan Kopacz Ehsse Nash Ann Rogers and Jane Howard Ehsse Jane and Joan were asked to model garments they had made ln home economics class The Walpole group enjoyed the excellent debate on the subjects of Boy and Glrl Re lationships which was part of the program of the mterestxng meeting The gxrls prepared and served the annual banquet for the F F A boys again this year Miss Mills was their supervisor for this affair Ann Rogers was ln charge of the d1mng room Kathryn Whitman m charge of centerpleces Elxsse Nash m charge of the chicken ples and Ethel Hurd in charge of the kitchen The F F A had entertained the girls at a pxcmc previous to the txme of the banquet on Carpenter s hxll Everyone enjoyed this affaxr This year the F H A girls alternated with the Senior class in selhng candy and soda at the home basketball games Elxsse Nash dld a fine job as chaxrman of thls extra project The honorary position of Chapter Mother thxs year goes to Mrs Rolland Jameson who IS also the mother of an F H A member Ruth Jameson The official Home Economics Banner wooden gavel and jewelry with the F H A emblem are bemg purchased by the glrls They also hope to buy the officxal F H A jackets There 15 the possibility that the state wade spring meetmg of the Future Homemak ers of America will be held at Walpole High School this year lf so the Walpole gzrls w1ll be entertammg many fellow F H A members for the day Thxs meeting would give the girls special attention as a group of lnterested lively Future Homemakers of Amerlca members 36 O . no 11 -- - 1 . . . . . . , . . . . 1 . , . . . 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' 1 . . . . . . 1 The Future Farmerw of Amerzca OFFICERS President Charles Dalzell Vice Presldent Charles Axken Secretary Donald H111 Treasurer Edward Jennxson Reporter Levl Chzckermg Sentinel Wxllxam Kopacz The Hooper Chapter of the F F A m Walpole I-hgh School began the act1v1t1es of the current school year by partxczpatmg with V11as in the Cheshire County Faxr The boys took ln over S115 00 ln premmms at the faxr In September the annual School Fan- was sponsored by the Agrzculture boys and the Home Economics gxrls The Sweepstake Awards were won by Ixay Whitman and B111 Houghton Throughout the year the Future Farmers have been very active They have oper ated the school orchard and the greenhouse as self supporting projects The boys have taken part ln the state farm safety program the judging contest the program of work con test and the leadership programs just to mentxon a few The chapter s program of work was rated fzrst ln the state and among the top forty 1n the country Seven F F A boys went to the National Conventxon at Kansas Clty Mlssourl Two of these boys Lawrence Newell and Robery Lzcence were awarded free trlps to play in the National F F A Band as New Hampshire delegates The Judging teams at the state judgmg contest placed first m Dairy work and second ln Poultry Some of the awards won by the F F A boys during the year were the fo'low1ng The Farm Safety Award of S 100 00 won by Wesley Staples Lee Lund a 1950 graduate was made a State Farmer Wxlham Houghton was awarded a free trip to Harrxsburg Pennsylvama as a member of the New Hampshlre Egg Grading Team The Glee Club This year the Glee Club is partlcxpatmg m many events Under the leadership of Mrs Tole the group presented the Natlvlty for a Chrxstmas program ln December In March the Glee Club has plans for a program to be gxven for the P T A On May twelfth Walpole w11l play host to the annual Muslc Festwal thzs year The Glee Club of Walpole wxll partlclpate xn a mass chorus, composed of groups from Vilas, Charlestown, Winchester, and Hmsdale As another projected plan for the future, the Glee Club would lxke to present a Mm strel Show m the sprang '47 . ' ' K Advisor-------------------Mr. William J. Lord I 1 ' . . a . I I ' , . . . . . I I . . . I 1 ' I ' - 1 J . . . . . ' I ' ' , . . , . , . . . , . so-me Ba nd SEATED Left to Right Russell Pickering Alan Faxon Harold Robbins Edward Jennison Louis Thompson John Williams STANDING Lawrence Newell William Farrow Robert Licence William Pierce Gregory Smith Bruce Dawley ABSENT Advisor Mrs Tole James Audet FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Glee Club Left to Right: Louis Thompson, John Williams, Charles Roentsch, Edward Jennison Samuel Chickering, Alan Faxon, Robert Rogers, James Audet, William Kopacz. Judith Williams, Ann Rogers, Mary Ramsey, Laura Thayer, Carole Graves, Advisor Mrs. Tole, Ethel Hurd, Shirley Bryant, Mary Aylward, Kay Menard, Lois Phelps. Kathryn Whitman, Joan Kopacz, Ruth Jameson, Patricia Staples, Mildred Ramsey, Phyllis Yanizyn, Barbara Booth, Muriel Britton, Lucille Cobb, Lois Cobb, Janet Prentiss, Eleanor Jennison, Kathryn Graves, Barbara O'Brien. Lawrence Newell, Kenneth Gunnerson, Hazel Brainard, John Crehore, Donald Houghton, William Farrow, Gregory Smith, Herbert Miller, John O'Brien, Robert Cobb, Janet Whitman, Sara Perham, Mary Lou Gates, Jeanne St. Peters. Carol Cutler, Patricia Morrissey, Deborah Bartlett, Barbara Licence, Nancy Williams, Nancy Perham, Eloise Hewitt, Elisse Nash, Margaret Reed, Phyllis Jensen, Sheila Barry, Dorothy Lund, Bernice Cobb, Betty Cowgill. , 33 , M M Xxl'!f 9 MLPDL 4' 411.6 'D fix My D 2 x 5 5 9 f, QXJJ The Walpole Varszty SEATED Left to Rxght Wxlham Kopacz Donald Houghton Gllbert Chandler Wlllxam Houghton Thomas Knnxry Arthur H111 Rxchard Murray STANDING Manager Dana O Neill Scorekeeper John Crehore Clarence Houghton Robert Cobb James Audet Coach Robert P Desmarals Goffstown Home Henmker Home Marlboro Home Chester Home Charlestown Home Keene Jayvees W xnchester Home Vxlas Home I-hnsdale Home Troy Home Vermont Academy W on Won Won Won Lost W on Lost W on W on Aw ay Aw ay Away Away Aw ay Aw ay Away Aw ay Aw ay Away Away Lost W on Won W on Lost Lost W on Lost Won Lost Won The Chicks have just hmshed their regular schedule for the year wxth a 12 6 record in tourna ment competxtnon As this book goes to press the Chicks have been notified that they play Troy ln Keene New Hampshire with the wxnner to play ln the tournament at St Mary s Gym rn Claremont New Hampslure February 19 Z0 Z1 The Chicks started the year as a green team with only one seasoned veteran from last year The new players have done exceptionally well m carrying the load of a stiff schedule To start the season the Chicks lost a close declslon to Goffstown However they came back to win fwe straight games and then fell before a mighty Charlestown quintet an the Hubbard Gym nasnum After losing to the Keene Jumor Varsity the boys won their next three games only to suffer a defeat to Vilas on the latter s court The Chucks had little trouble wlth Hinsdale here but Troy proved to be a different story in their Town Hall on a very small floor The Trojans won a close game by three pomts At the turning pomt of the season, when the Chxcks had to wm three games out of fave to stay ln the tournament runmng, the fellows had little trouble wxth Hmsdale on their court, but in one of Contxnued on page 43 40 .A I 'A f 'W V, .f V ' I Kia ' ' ' ' ' 50-33 ' 52-41 57-35 55-47 51-39 ' H 55-Z8 ' 43-45 ' 56-24 60-33 Boys Jumor Varszty Buvketball Team SEATED Left to Right Louxs Thompson Harry Westcott Alan Faxon Dwxght Jenmson Charles Dalzell Edward Jenmson STANDING Manager Dana O Neill Gregory Smxth Robert Houghton Robert Rogers Coach Robert P Desmarazs ABSEWIT John O Brien Randall Damels Bruce Martm Wnllxam Farrow Lawrence Newell The Baseball I eam Sl-DATED Left to Rxght Wxlham Kopacz Wxlham Houghton Thomas Klmry Coach Robert P Desmaraxs Gilbert Chandler Arthur l-lxll Donald Hxll STANDING Manager Levx Chlckerxng Dwxght Jenmson Dana O Neill Richard Murray Donald Houghton Robert Cobb James Aude! Manager Bruce Martin 41 , . . Herbert Miller, John Williams, Peter McKenzie, Thomas Russell. The Gzrls Varszty SEATED Left to Right Kathryn Whitman Barbara O Brxen Co Captalns Deborah Bartlett and Janet Whitman Margaret Reed Hazel Bramard STANDING Manager Phyllxs Yamzyn Joan Kopacz Janet Prentlss Kathryn Graves Jeanne St Peters Eleanor Jennlson Ethel Hurd Coach Frances V Weeks Alstead Alumnl Bellows Falls Charlestown Chester Hinsdale Troy Wmchester Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Won Lost Won T1e Won W on Won Won THE VARSITY Aw ay Aw ay Aw ay Aw ay Aw ay Aw ay Away Away Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost The Clucklets began their season following the election of the co captains Janet Whztman and Deborah Bartlett w1th the first game jxtters thus droppmg the game to the undefeated Marlboro team As the season comes to an end we hnd that the gzrls have a record of 8 8 and one tie game Perhaps one explanation of this record xs that there was a lot of sxckness which caused the absence of players at several games It can easily be saxd that every member of the team showed excellent co operatxon and team sparxt Throughout the season with the exceptxon of two games the opponents score have not been high This proves that the guard section has been doing an excellent job of holdmg them down with the use of their close and fast movmg zone defense The forwards offenswe has equaled the guards defenswe play throughout the season The forwards have always come forth with a good passing attack Continued on page 43 42 35-Z0 ' 13-12 19- 18 ' Z7-Z7 34-Z4 ' 44-Z0 Marlboro Home Lost 32-18 Away Lost 39-18 ' 2.3-18 The Walpole Vars1ty, cont the best games of the year they lost to Bxlas 45 43 before many exc xted Walpole fans Wlnchester and Troy agam offered the team dogged opposition A surprxsmgly easy wm over Troy February twelfth cmched the Chicks a game m the tourney playoffs The last game of the year at Charlestown was played nn Charlestown s new gym wh1ch was rushed to completlon for the event The Walpole team held nts own for three pertods and then Charlestown pulled ahead never to be overtaken by the Ch1cks The xndxvldual scormg this year has been as follows B111 Houghton 365 pomts Tom Klnxry 142 pomts Donald Houghton 176 points G1b Chandler 111 points Arthur H111 109 points Billy Kopacz 83 pomts Duck Murray 12 pomts Bob Cobb 57 pomts James Audet ll pomts and Clarence Houghton 8 points The highest team score was 85 pomts against Hinsdale The team scored 1 lll pomts ln twenty games wxth an average of 55 6 pomts per game against their opponents 788 pomts and average of 39 4 pomts per game B111 Houghton hlt 33 pomts agamst Hillsdale for the hxghest individual score of the season and finished the regular schedule with an 18 3 average per game The team all feels that without the coachmg and the help of Mr Desmaraxs that every thmg would be a dzfferent story No one s troubles or problems are too large or small for Dana O Nenll has done an excellent job as manager of the team this year as have Jack Crehore and Mr McCool an dtlxgently scormg the games Much of the success of this year s team has to be gwen to the new gym whxch our boys are so fortunate to have The convenience of the gym for practice plus the modern equip ment xncludmg spacxous locker rooms and showers certainly has xnfluenced greatly our wuuungs The team as well as the entire school certainly appreciates the contrxbutxons of those who have made these advantages possible Gzrls Varszty Cont The Chxcklets scored 500 to the opponents 492 points m their seventeen games Out of the 500 pomts the records nndxcate Becky Graves was hzgh scorer w1th 140 potnts and Kay Whitman second w1th 105 poxnts The highest percentage of foul shots 52 3 IS found m Kay Whitman s record the second h1ghest 50 percent rn Barbara O Brien s It might be send that the girls would have had more victories 1f the foul shot percentage had been higher Perhaps the gxrls have been too apprecxatwe of the beautiful floor they have because their record at away games seems to show too great a fondness for vlctorxes for the home court The girls have all appreciated the excellent guidance of thexr coach Mrss Frances V Weeks and the efftcxency of themr manager Phyllis Yamzyn The Gzrls Junior Varvzty Alstead Home Won 13 8 Away Won 32 26 Bellows Falls Home Won 16 8 Away Lost 19 16 Warner Homes Home Won Contmued on page 45 43 O Coach, who is always willing to extend a helping hand to the boys. 0 ! ' ' 7 O Q I l : 1 1-8 The G11 Ia Jumor Vars1ty SEATED Left to Rxght Shella Barry Murlel Button, Co Captains Carole Graves and Barbara Licence Betty Cowglll Mary Ramsay STANDING Lucille Cobb Loxs Cobb Bermce Cobb Dorothy Lund Nancy Perham Coach Frances V Weeks Girls Sbftlmll Team FIRST ROW Left to Right Kay Menard Joan Kopacz Janet Prenhss Kathryn Graves Ruth Janxeson Carole Graves SECOND ROW Margaret Reed Dorothy Lund Patricia Morrxssvy Shf-lla Barry Coach Frances V Weeks THIRD ROW Manager Phyllis Yamzyn Be-rmre Cobb Janet Whltman Barbara O Brnen Score ks eper Deborah Bartlett 44 . ' ' , 1 ' A Lx Q A .Q MW. l I W M f I I 4 if I ' . I ' ' ' - - . , . - . , . , , . . 43 .1 , Y Q S - J Q , N . K, . A 2 Z , , . n . , . 3 f V . , , 1 - . . . . . - - 1 9 I I I ' The Cheerleaders KNEELING Left to Right Mary Aylward Substitute Eloise Hewitt Carol Cutler Patricia Mornssey STANDIDKI Kay Menard Head Cheerleader Ann Rogers Laura Thayer ABSENT Jane Howard The peppy cheerleaders this year under the helpful guidance oi Mrs Russell Galloway have proved by thexr actions on the floor and off the floor that the school should certainly be proud of them With a much greater variety of novel cheers and routines they have aroused the crowd s spzrxt and enthusxasm for the Walpole team Although most of the acclaim naturally goes to the victorious players everyone wants the girls to know that thexr practices and attractwe presentations have made a hit with fans and op ponents ahke The pert Patrxcxa Mornssey a Senior and veteran cheerleader has been chosen by the cheer leaders themselves to represent the school in the Manchester Umon Cheerleader contest The Girls' Junior Varsity, cont Barbara Licence and Carole Graves were chosen as the co captains of the Jayvee Team Al though their schedule was short, due to the dxffzculty nn scheduling games, they lost only one game There are many promxsxng players here for the Varsity next year In all, there was a very large turnout of gn-ls for basketball this year, but wnth several meh gxble because of cheerleading or other reasons, only eleven gurls remained for the Jumor Varsity The experience of playmg on a team has given the gurls an Important advantage for forming the team another year 45 .5 1 i vi V fx' - f 2 nz . 5 , 4 , .e e s , W gi r p f n ? f . ,6 si , o E 5 , .1 2. 5 Q 1 1 I 0 0 , I . . . . , I 1 . . . , . . - J JQZQQZ Z iq L N171 hw Baby Shots Key On Page Z8 A C5 Q ,IX ANOTHER BASKET BILL' IMITATION LOVERS JIM AND MARGARET WE NEED THAT POINT DICK' ANOTHER SWISH FOR TOM' THEY WOULDN T DARE SCORE JANET' THE HUBBARD GYMNASIUM. 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Q a . . . Q . Q , . . 1 . . o -. .- . rf . 1 ' ' 1 m m FENTON AND I-IENNESSEY Furmture Dealers Funeral Servxce Phones Offlce 246 Home 345 Bellows Falls Vermont Complxments Of D J BOSWORTH Watches Jewelry Silverware Watch Repaxrlng Jewelry Repaxrmg Bellows Falls Vermont Plumbmg and Heatlng Electncal Contracting Phone 150 Walpole New Hampshmre THE PALISADE PRESS Job Prmtmg Thermographed btatlonery 83 Westmlmster Street Phone 463 W Bellows Falls Vermont R. L. GALLOWAY GRANT MOTOR SALES INC Lmcoln Mercury Sales and Servxce Retreadxng Tlres Repalrxng 415 Marlboro Street Phone Keene 2182 Keene New Hampshire THOMAS TURNER COMPANY Furmture Manufacturers Bellows Falls Vermont BOWLER JONES AND PAGE INC Furmture and Decorating Keene New Hampshlre CHASE S STATIONERY Greetmg Cards Ofhce Equipment Typewnters and Addmg Iviachmes Sales Rentals Serv1ce Keene New Hampshlre Member Of American Institute Of Decorators CLOVER FARM STORE For Friendly Service In Meats, Groceries, Vegetables A. K. 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CRAIG MACHINE COMPANY Designers and Builders Of Special Machinery, Tools, Jigs and Fixtures Established 1944 Telephone Alstead 110 Alstead New Hampshire HARLEY W PRENTISS General Store Your Store of Friendly Service Phone 14 W1 Drewsville New Hampshire Compllments Of WALPOLE PHARMACY A Good Drug Store In A Good Town B Ralph Bramard Proprietor Compliments Of Compliments FITCH MOTOR COMPANY Of Keene Of Chevrolet and Oldsmobile 37 Church Street A FR1END Teleohone 218 W alpole , New Hampshire Compliments Of Compliments Of SPENCER HARDWARE COMPANY MILLINERY MANUFACTURING CO. Paints - Hardware - Sporting Goods Largest Display Of Millinery in City Quality For Over A Century Z4 Roxbury Street Keene, New Hampshire Keene, New Hampshire W K N E Compliments 1290 On Your Dial Your Proud CBS Affiliate SEALTEST ICE CREAM Keene New Hampshire GEORGE PAGE Compliments Of Men s Quality Furnishings KANE AND HEALY Bostonlan Shoes Ski and Sports Shop Bellows Falls Vermont Phone 690 Bellows Falls Vt EVERETT E HOUGHTON Electrical Contracting Plurnblng Refrigeration Quality First Service Alma ay s Cyf ln , Q . . . Q Y Telephone 188 Naipcmlf-, I'-Jeux' Plartvw- xlr J FENTON COMPANY INC Always Reliable Bellows Falls Vermont THE L H UFFORD COMPANY Roofmg Contractors and Dlstrxbutors Rock W ool Insulation Modone Paint Island Street Phone 428 Bellows Falls Vermont CENTRAL GARAGE Gas O11 Tlres and Supplres GeorgeW Jeffrey Proprxetor Phone 42. 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Sheet Metal 660 Main Street Telephone 1067 W Keene, New Hampshlre 1 l ROBERTSON, INC. Dry Cleaners 117 Main Street 537 Main Street Fur Storage Keene New Hampshlre lnternatxonal Motor Trucks SARGENT MOTORS INC 526 Mam Street Keene New Hampshlre DRESSER BUSINESS SCHOOL Keene New Hampshxre M S PERKINS MACHINE COMPANY FREDRICK A FARRAR Electric Motors and Repazrxng Avon Street Telephone 1073 W Keene New Hampshire Compliments Of SCENIC THEATRE Keene New Hampshlre AMSDEN S SHOES Look Better Feel Better Wear Better Sportswear By Sandlers of Boston Curtis Shoes For Men Buy Them At Amsden's The Dependable Store 16 Main Street Keene New Hampshire S , . I I I I I Keene, New Hampshire P U ' 2: , . 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