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

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3 ROSE MARIE COLLETTE Rose If 4 good face is 4 letter of recommendation, 4 good heart is 4 letter of credit. In her senior year Rose Marie was a member of the History and Camera Clubs and in 2 addition, was a Bank Day Cashier. Rose proved an invaluable member of the refreshment committee for the Junior Prom and by her consistent dependability and mature judgment endeared herself to many. RAYMOND ERNEST COSBY .E CAROL ANN LORETTA CORBIN In quietness and in confidence shall he Carol, through her perseverance and sincere natui in our class. She blended her soprano voice with others o for our Junior Prom. She was also one of those on the the Senior Play. We know whatever Corby attempts in until she succeeds. cob Man is complete and upttanding only when he would he more than man. Ray played football in his freshman year. Musimlly speaking, he was a member of the Band and Swingsters as a junior, and later was a free-lancer in that field. He also was a member of the Art Club. JOYCE ELEANOR COSSETI' Modesty is the citadel of beauty 41 Joy was on the J. V. Tumbling Team during I Team for two years. She was J. V. Cheerleader for one Varsity squad in her senior year. Joyce belonged to Community Service Clubs. She also was an usher for t and Junior Prize Speaking. She was Miss Teed's valual liked and admired by everyone because of her mod sweetness! 'IB

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S L DALE RICHARD CADRAN Nothing ir impossible to a willing heart. Dale won second place in Junior Prize Speaking with his unforgettable performance of Winterset by Maxwell Anderson and he played the part of Scott in the Veterans' Day Play, Love Is Eternal. One of our four sport athletes, Dale played football and basketball for four years, baseball for three, and was on the Track Team for three. He was a member of the History and T Clubsg wro.e for the Netop and Yearbook, and served on the Decorating Committee for the Sophomore Social and Junior Prom, and represented our high school in the Voice of Democracy contest. A Job well done! JOHN ARTHUR CHARRON A 'Talent is that which is in a man'.r power: Genius is l This distinguished looking gentleman may have found with a cheerful smile assisting on committees ft many clubs in which ,he participated including the Ai the History Club of which he was vice-president durin basketball and pitched his way through three years of l business acumen by procuring ads for Netop and Yeal Hugh in the Christmas Play. JASON EDWARD CLARK Jay Soul of libre, heart of oak. as Although he worked after school, Jay was basketball manager for two years. In ' addition to being an usher 'for our Junior Prom, Jay was an active member of the Art Club and the History Club, giving these organizations some of his contagious cheerfulness, and made use of his Wednesday night training by acting as a soldier in the Senior Play. SYLVIA ELAINE CLOUGH It matters not what you are thought to he Sylv was a member of the Glee Club and the J As a Freshman, she belonged to Miss Reum's Home l two years she collected money for Bank Day. She served Class Day, and Graduation. As a Senior, Sylv becamn Netop StaHs, and helped out the rnake-up committee for ber about Sylvia is that beautiful blush that so easily su 17

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THOMAS FRANCIS COTTER Tom What wisdom an you find that ir greater than kindness? Torn displayed his athletic ability by participating in basketball and track for four years, football for three and baseball for one year. Versatility on his part was shown by belonging to the Glee Club for three years, the History Club for one and the Netop Stal During his junior year Tom was an alternate for Junior Prize Speaking and an usher for the Junior Prom. He ably assisted as a Stage Manager for the Senior Play, and portrayed 'Q -1 E Noel , a friend of the family in the Christmas play, The Goose Hangs High . Tommy's got a great sense of humor, but don't ever kid him about the Yankees! Oh, that ardent Yankee fan! JEROLD WILUAM CROWIJEY Tb: liberal .tonl :ball be rm One of the more likeable boys in our class, Jerry extra-curricular activities. He did, however, participate meetings during his senior year, and played with skil Janie . W - WOODROW LEROY CUTLIER Woody A: large as lile and twice ar natural. Wwdy started out his freshman year with a bang-as a charter member of the Ride Club. In his succeeding years he belonged to the Art and T Clubs and the Track Team. Woody also worked on the ticket committee for our Senior Play, Janie , and rounded out a full schedule as a most effective tackle on the football eleven GLORIA MARY DAUPHINAIS A joy tbafs rbared is a ioy rruu As a Frosh, Glo ioined the Home Economics Cl Squad during her Sophomore year. She also helped with member of the imaginary Working Girls' Club ! I9