Walpole High School - Topper Yearbook (Walpole, NH)

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Down in Greenwich Village last month fellow artists rejoiced with Phebe Ramsey, whose sensational one-man exhibit prompted the French Government to offer her a full year of further study in Paris. The only requirement is that she do a Ramseyscape of the Seine River. This past year Margaret Reed has been teaching home economics at the University of Colorado. The last I- heard she was single and happy, but the Colorado School of Mines might have changed her mind by this time. Newspaper accounts of the former Mary Aylwardi and Barbara Licence have them partners in a novel enterprise, Ideas Unlimited . This ad in the New York Times is typical of those in other city papers, Stale Jokes, Giggles, Rib-TiEEr?'ITiilored to Size. By Appointment Only. Radio and Television Writers Welcome Anytime. I I'm glad that I was able to find out about these friends of ours for you. One fellow I have a chance to visit with fairly often is Dick Murray, who's attached to the State Police Barracks up in Rutland. He's always thought women- were very poor drivers. That feature plus Green Mountain Junior College makes his work very interesting for him. Sincerely, Wally Walpole The Class Ode By Phebe Ramsey 'Tis with tear -dimmed eyes and heavy heart, That we leave this school today. These years have taught us many things, That should speed us along 1ife's way. It will take us a time to reach the top, For the way is long and steep, But all thanks we give to Walpole High. Her treasured mem'i-ies we'l1 always keep.

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Shirlee Ball Deborah Bartlett Muriel Britton John Crehore William Fletcher Kenneth Gunnerson William Houghton Eleanor Jennison Carroll Johnson Thomas Kiniry Patricia Morrissey Barbara O'Brien Dana O'Neill Sara Perham Jeanne St. Peters Wesley Staples Laura Thayer Janet Whitman Phyllis Yanizyn Our Alumni THE CLASS OF 1951 In training at the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. In training at the Boston Aviation Training School, where she would like to be a stewardess. Taking the Elementary Teachers Course at Keene Teachers College. Attending Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts: where he is a member of the Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. Employed at home in the Pinnacleview Farm Equipment, Inc. Employed at Reardon's Service Station in Walpole. Employed by E. E. Houghton in the Plumbing, Electrical Con tracting, and Refrigeration Business. Employed at the Ox-Yoke in Westmoreland. Employed at Hick's Machine Shop in Walpole. Employed by the Hubbard Farnis, Inc. in Walpole. Attending the Fisher Secretarial School in Boston. Attending the Northampton Commercial College in Northhampton, Massachusetts . Employed by Fenton and Hennessey's in Bellows Falls. Attending Becker Junior College in Worcester. Employed in the General Electric plant in Schenectady, New York. Employed by Herbert Knowlton in Walpole. Attending a U.S. Aereological School as a WAF. Attending the Northampton Commercial College. Attending Chamberlin's School of Retailing, Merchandising, and Buying.