Turners Falls High School - Peske Tuk Yearbook (Turners Falls, MA)

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‘WITH FAITH WE CANNOT FAIL” TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1946 Guess Who?

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“WITH FAITH WE CANNOT FAIL TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1946 ROBERT WALTER WYMAN “Borbic” “ From the school to the mill Borbs was never without a thrill.” Borbic was a busy boy working at the Keith Paper Mill afternoons but nevertheless he found time to belong to the Aeronautics Club and he was one of Mr. Perkin’s right-hand man for two years. He served on the checking committee at the Junior Prom and the refreshment committee at the Aeronautic’s cabaret. Navy MILDRED MADELINE WYSK “Meecha” “ Always happy , always gay , Meecha ' s fun in every way.” Meecha is that busy little miss from the South End. She was a member of the Home Economics Club, Treasurer of the Spanish Club and President of the Commercial Club. She was a member of the year book staff and the O. G’s. In her sophomore year, she played the part of a seven year old twin in the Thanksgiving Play. Meecha served on various dance committees and did some snappy stepping in the drill team. She also was the perfect secretary to Mr. Lorden. in addition to all this fine work, Meecha was a Pro Merito student. Secretarial Work HELEN ANNA ZAK “Helch” “ Helen is so sweet and. quiet, But when you ' re with her she’s a riot.” Helen is a member of the Commercial and the War Service Clubs. She is one of those peppy girls who twirl the batons. Almost every Sunday afternoon you can find her walking, skating, sliding or bike riding with Miss Teed and the rest of the girls in the O. G. Club. Helen ushered at the Junior Prom, senior play, and various other dances given at the school. She was also on the decorating committee for the Commerical Club dance. Banford School LOUIS EDWARD ZANKIN “Louie” “ Gay and carefree, as everyone knows, He creates laughter wherever he goes.” A decorated veteran of the European War, Louis returned to our class after discharge last fall. He was to have graduated in ' 44 but at that time was a medic with Patton’s Third Army. Prior to entering military service he was in the Art Club for three years and on different committees for class dances. He is well known for his dancing ability, both formal and jive. Wilson School JOSEPH JOHN ZAYAC “Moon Beam” ‘‘Joe is like a ray of light That ' s why we call him Moon Beam. Joe is one of our busy boys. He is in the Latin, Spanish, and Aero- nautics Clubs. He played football for one year, basketball for one year and ran with the track team for two years. He is also one of our Pro Merito’s. Work

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