Walpole High School - Topper Yearbook (Walpole, NH)

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Boys' lunior Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Rightg Coach Robert P. Desmarais, Donald Sutton, Paul Narkiewicz, Peter McKenzie, Ronald Kopacz, and Harold Daniels. SECOND ROW: John Burrows, Wayne Bryant, Bruce Martin, Jacob Koson. Randall Daniels, and Edward Jennison. W l i. A Girls' I unior Varsity FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Patricia Britton, Beverly Holmes, Kathleen Rogers, Irene Thompson Gloria Fairbanks, and Coach A. Louise Bradley. SECOND ROW: Manager, Sylvia Spooner, Jane Jennison, Joyce Bingham, Joyce Ranta, Shirley Hill, Lucille Cobb, and Ruth Jameson. ABSENT: Lois Cobb.

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The Girls' Varsity FIRST ROW: C0-Capta SECOND ROW: Sheila B THIRD ROW: Mary Ramsa C 1 al'O e Y Graves, June ins, Margaret Reed an d Hazen Bra d arty, Kathryn Whitman, Phyllis Jensen, and Dorothy Lund. , Ioan Kopacz, Kathryn Graves, Bernice Cobb, Janet Prentiss, Phelps, and Coach A. Bradl ey. ABSENT: Co-Captain, Ethel Hurd. Troy Here Nov. Won Thayer Here Dec Won Marlboro Here Dec Won Vilas There Dec Won Charlestown There Dec Lost Alumni Here Dec Won Enfield There Jan. Won Bellows Falls There Jan. Won Thayer There Jan. Won Marlboro There Jan. Lost Troy There Jan. Won Hinsdale There Feb Won Bellows Falls Here Feb Lost Charlestown Here Feb Won Hinsdale Here Feb Won Vilas Here Feb Won The Chicks started out with a flying start to win the first four games. We lost the next to Charlestown, this brought down our ego. The next four were taken easily. Then we lost to Marlboro. As the season draws to a close, we find that the girls' team has a record of 14 wins and 3 losses. The excellent work of the forwards has given Walpole a new record to be proud of. The guards with their outstanding team work and zone defense proved satisfactory throughout the season. The total number of points for the season was 615. Becky Graves was high scorer for the season with 217, with Janet Prentiss coming in second with 180. The foul shooting was headed by Becky Graves with Z7 and Janet Prentiss with 24. Through Miss Bradley's kindness she left two trophies for the 'girls' team, one for the highest foul shooter and one for the most co-operative girl on the team.

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The Walpole Cheerleaders LEFT TO RlGl'-IT: Beverly Messer, Judith Metcalf, Patricia Chickering, Head Cheerleader, Ann Rogers, Kay Menard, Dianne Schiff, and Jane Howard, The lively cheerleaders have been under the helpful guidance of Miss Norma Hunt. The girls' peppy routines and well-rehearsed cheers at the pep rallies and all the games have given evidence of many hours of rigid practice. With a total of approximately forty cheers, the girls have been able to provide just the right words for the occasion. This variation plus their tricky stunts have earned the group much support and acclaim from all the fans. The uniforms the girls have had this year are those worn by the cheerleading groups for the past two seasons. The seven girls comprised two Seniors, Ann Rogers and Jane Howard: one Junior, Kay Menardg three Sophomores, Beverly Messer, Judith Metcalf, and Dianne Schiff: one Freshman, Patricia Chickering plus one substitute from the Freshman Class, Joan Bemis.