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

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ELSIE ELEANOR BUSHA Elsie In hef tongue is the law of kindness. Elsie has had a well-rounded schedule of activities, be- longing to the Camera Club and Community Service Club, for three years and also the French Club for a year. She was a member of the History Club and Art Club during her senior year. Elsie played basketball for four years and was a Pro Merito for the same length of time as well as being a member of the Netop and Yearbook Staffs. Perhaps Elsie's greatest love was that of music for it was here she spent most of her time, four years to be exact, playing in the Band and Orchestra. She also sang in the Girls' Glee Club for three years. In our Senior Play, Elsie was one of our excellent make-up girls. JEAN ARLENE BROZO Persistent kindness conquers the ill. Jean proved herself an active and versatile club member. She belonged to the Home Economics Club, the History Club, the French Club and the Camera Club for one year. She was active in the Community Service Club for three years. In her senior year, she was an able typist on the Netop and Yearbook Staffs as well as being secretary to Mr. Putnam and a Bank Day Cashier. Jean had the honor of being a Pro Merito. Jean was one of the make-up girls for our Senior Play. JUDITH DIANE BURNHAM Judy The unmatched form and feature of youth. Judy 'was another member of our class who was active in many organizations. She played in the Band and Orchestra for two years and belonged to the Art, Camera, Home Ec- onomics, Community Service, and History Clubs. Judy was a girl who was always ready to help. She served as Head Library Aid and usher for the Junior Prom and also served on decorating committees for the various dances. Judy took part in the play Catching Up With Christmas her junior year and Home for Christmas her senior year. Judy did a commendable job as an assistant coach for the Senior Play. CATHERINE CAPEN Cathie Wisdom is the greatest knowledge. Cathiel' was especially interested in art. She was a mem- ber of the Art Club for two years, and worked very hard on the decorating committee for our Junior Prom. She also served in the Community Service Club. I8

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EDITH ELEANOR BAKULA Yadja W Laugh and be merry, helter the world with a Jong. Yadia was well known in the school for her friendli- ness. She participated in many of our class activities, serving on decorating committees for our junior Prom and Freshman Hop, and the refreshment committee for our Sophomore So- cial. She was a member of the Community Service Club for four years, and the Art and History Clubs for one year. She played basketball during her sophomore and senior years, and ,N was one of our busy office girls her senior year. , If NELSON LOUIS BEAUBIEN Happy, carefree, jolly, gay- He'r the one we clan that way. Nelson played football his freshman, sophomore and senior years. He was a member of the tennis team and the Art Club. He also played the part of Jack Bailey in Home for Christ- mas. lOHN FRANCIS BIALECKI Oh, make us happy and you make ut good. john was one of the quieter members of our class. He was if L member of the History Club and Art Club and was on the rhecking committee for the junior Prom. In our Senior Play, 'The Man Who Came to Dinner, john was the exptessman. WILFRED ROBERT BOURBEAU Willy T A comrade neilher glam nor merry A calm ohreroer of ought and mI4fl. , Willy was active as a member of the Rifle Club in his freshman year. In his junior year, he joined the Camera Club. Willy also served on the decorating committee for the Freshman Hop. 17 'X

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JOHN ERNEST CHAPPELL Johnnie Wa are win-r than we think. In his freshman and sophomore years, Johnnie played football. He also was on the tennis team for three years, thus demonstrating his interest in sports. He sang with the Glee Club for three years and also played with the Swingsters. In his senior year, he was a member of the History Club and was on the Neto and Yearbook StaEs. Although Johnnie would probably he described as quiet and reserved, he has a ready smile and he mixes well with others. In The Man Who Came to Dinner, Johnnie gave a splendid interpre- tation of Richard Stanley. RONALD FRANCIS CHAREST Ronnie l an 1 man, and nothing human can he of indijerencc to me. Being sportsminded, Ronnie played football, basketball and baseball for one year. He was a member of the French Club and the History Club for two years. Ronnie ushered at the Freshman Hop and sang in the Boys' Glee Club for one year. One of the radio technicians in the Senior Play was ably played by Ronnie. FRANCES T. CASSIDY Franny A beautiful face ir a silent commendationf' Franny was a member of the twirling squad for three years, serving as lieutenant her senior year. Displaying her willingness to help, she served in the Community Service Club, on the Netop and Yearbook Staffs, on various dance committees, and as a library aid. Franny sang in the Fresh- man Echo Choir and Girls' Glee Club. She also was active in History, French, and Art Clubs. Franny's acting ability was displayed by her portrayal of Mrs, Wilkens in the presentation of the first act of Dear Ruth, Gertrude in Home for Christmas, and in a superb performance of Mrs, Stanley, in The Man Who Came to Dinner. ALICE JEAN CHAGNON Twinkles Full of life, full of fun, And 4 hetter friend there'.r none. Twinkles belonged to the History Club and the Home Economics Club for one year. She was an active member of the Community Service Club and also lent her voice to the Girls' Glee Club. During her senior year she became a Bank Day Cashier, and was active in the Commercial Club. She also played Mrs. Dutton in Home for Christmas. In our Senior Play, she was on the make-up committee.