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

Page 27 text:

ELINORE JOAN GALLANT Wickie Scatter plenty o'er 4 .smiling land. Wickie who was one of our snappiest twirlers for four years, ushered at every Variety Show. She participated in in- tramural basketball and tumbling for two years. She also played an active part in the Community Service, Art, and Home Economics Clubs. Her senior year, she served as sec- retary to Miss Withington. BARBARA ELLEN GIGNAC Barb 'The readinerre of doing doth exprerre no other but the doer'.r willingness. Barb was the talented artist of our class. She designed many sketches seen throughout the Yearbook, contributed cartoons to our Netop and belonged to the Art Club for four years. She was one of the valuable sopranos singing in the Freshman Echo Choir and in the Girls' Glee Club. She also sang solos at various concerts during her three years. She played in the Band and Orchestra and belonged to the Com- munity Service Club for four years. She belonged to the Camera Club for three years and the Home Economics, French, and History Clubs for one year. Displaying her act- ing ability she portrayed Annie in Life With Father , a one-act play. As a Senior, she was secretary to Mr. Connelly and she was on the make-up committee for The Man Who Came to Dinner . JAMES EDWARD GLEASON Jimmy Gay and carefree, as everyone knowr, he creater laughter wherever he goer. Jimmy's interests are mainly in the field of art. He has been an active member of the Art Club for three years, serv- ing on the decorating committees for the Sophomore Social and Junior Prom, and is a member of the Art Staff of the Netop and Yearbook. Jimmy was a versatile member of the tennis team and layed intramural basketball for one year. He is also a member of the History Club. In our Senior Play, Jimmy played one of the radio technicians. MONA LEE GENDREAU Monrue The only way to have 4 friend is to be one. During her sophomore year, Mona came to us from her former school in Townsend and she quickly won the respect and admiration of the class. Without any hesitation she joined many of our clubs, namely the Community Service Club and Camera Club for two years and the History Club for one year. She was one of the lovely ushers at the Junior Prom and Sophomore Social. For three years she blended her second soprano voice in the Girls' Glee Club, but longest is her contribution to the Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad. If4onnie was one of those in charge of tickets for the Senior P ay.

Page 26 text:

MERWYN EDDY Winn There are occarionr and caurer, why and wherefore in all thirzgrf' Winn, a quiet, but friendly boy, who worked outside of school, did not have time to participate in any activities He was, however, an active supporter of our games and projects. 5. V1 l JERRY ANTHONY GAIMARI jerry Good will it the mightiert practical force. Here was one of our most treasured members. Jerry par- ticipated in track, the Rifle Club and intramural basketball in his Freshman year. He continued with track as manager of the team during his Sophomore and Junior years. As a Sophomore he belonged to the Art Club and this knowledge he used his junior year as a member of the junior Prom decorating committee. In his last year he became a member of the History Club. We shall always remember Jerry as he filled the auditorium with his strong, clear voice when he portrayed various characters in the Christmas Play his Sopho- more year and in the Columbus Day Play in his Senior year. He displayed his ability further being chosen an alternate for junior Prize Speaking and by playing Sandy in The Man Who Came to Dinner. MALCOLM FISKE Frskre In quietnesr and confidence shall be your rtrengthf' Having been an energetic member of the Art Club for three years, Malcolm willingly served on the decorating com- mittees for our Sophomore Social, junior Prom, and Fresh- man Hop. He also played in the Band for two years, sang in the Glee Club for two years, and was a member of our tennis team his junior year. Malcolm was also a stage manager for The Man Who Came to Dinner. F ALLAN M. GALLANT Al If you with for anything good, seek it for younelff' Al was one of our quieter boys who wasn't in very many extracurricular activities, but he did manage to participate in intramural basketball. He was also on the committee for our Junior Prom. ln the Christmas play, Birds' Christmas Carol, he played the part of Larry, 22 -is QP

Page 28 text:

MARILYN LOUISE GREENE Mitzi Honest labor bear: a lovely face. Mitzi was a J. V. and Varsity cheerleader, becoming a co-captain in her Senior year, She belonged to the Com- munity Service, History, Camera, Home Economics and Glee Clubs. She tumbled for one year and ushered at the Freshman Hop and our junior Prom. In dramatics, Mitzi was an al- ternate for Junior Prize Speaking, played the inimitable Miriam , in the one-act play, Dear Ruth , and played June Stanley in The Man Who Came to Dinner . TERESA ANN GREENLEAF Terry A smile of ben' is like an act of nalure X e 1. ,J flex ELEANOR RITA GUILBAULT Ellie Duty determine: dertinyf' Ellie was one of our snappy high stepping rwirlers for three years. In her Senior year, Ellie was on the refresh- ment committee for the Freshman Hop. She also served as Mrs. Barclay's efficient secretary. Ellie was on the ticket committee for our Senior Play. SIMONE ROSE MARIE GUILBEAULT Kindness it wirdomf' Simone was very active during her four years at the Turn- ers Falls High School. She demonstrated her tumbling ability on both the J. V. and Varsity teams. During her Senior year she served as secretary to Miss Porter. Simone was a member of the junior Prom and Freshman Reception committees in addition to being a member of the Community Service Club, and serving as treasurer of the French Club. She was also a Bank Day Cashier for one year. We shall probably remember her most during her last three years for her ability as a J. V. -. and Varsity cheerleader. Simone was also one of the young ' . choir girls in The Man Who Came to Dinner. A Terry has participated in many activities during her high school days. She began her first year as a member of the Freshman Echo Choir. Since then, her soft soprano voice blended with the Glee Club for three years. She has been in many clubs including Community Service Club. During her Sophomore year she was a member of the Art Club, Petite Terry was also a program seller for two years. When she reached her Senior year she became secretary to Miss Argy, a ticket seller and a member of the History Club. - ' 4