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

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PAUL JOSEPH BMERY F.metalds We mam laugh before we ere happy, for fear we die before we laugh. Paul effectively characterized the auctioneer , heard, but not seen in the Veterans' Day presentation, Love is Eternal . But we did see Emeralds as a member of the French Club and as Carl Loomis in Janie and heard him singing in the Boys' Glee Club. THOMAS GERALD FINCK Patience is a remedy for every One of our class musicians, this quiet but friendly by being in the Band for two years, and playing with tl SUZANNE ALICE FISK Sue Genero.fity goes with good birth. Sue wore the blue and white of the Band for three years. She was in the Art Club for two years, and largely as a result of this training she was elected to the Decorating Com- mittee of the Sophomore Social. She attended the History Club meetings her senior year, and belonged to the Community Service Club for three years. Sue was also a capable usher at the Junior Prize Speaking contest and in her senior year she served on the costume committee of Janie . Susie was a friend and companion as well as a classmate. An asset to any class! CAROLYN LOUISE FORTIN 'They ere never alone, that are accompanied A Hash of a blonde pony tail - and Carrie we Room 3 - Netop and Yearbook StaE headquarters. 1 Secretary of the Camera Club. She also gave of her tix and to various dance committees. Carries hard work resulted in a varsity position and she gave us Mrs. Tod: is Eternal , and I-lortense Bennington in the Senior Play 21

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HELEN FRANCES DELPHA Butch Ambition has no ren. Busy, busy, busy! Twirling, being Lieutenant her senior year, planning and decorating for our Sophomore Social, Junior Prom, and Freshman Hop gave Helen the needed outlets for her ideas that always seemed to be popping up. She sang in the 'Girl's Glee Club for two years and was a participant in Art, Camera, Community Service, and History Clubs. She was on the costume committee for Janie and her artwork in Netop and Indian Trails will be remembered, as will the old Grandma Parker in Love Is Etemalf' RICHARD WILLIAM DINSMORE Who learn: by finding out ha: seuenfold the :kill of h Dick's exceptional acting ability won him third p contest, and made him a contender in the American L4 Democracy contests. He belonged to the Band, Glee Clu and was General Manager of the Magazine Project. Desp a Pro Merito rating. He won the coveted Harvard Prizn played the role of Doctor Ward in the Veterans' D Cobum , the long-sufering father in Janie. Dick i and responsibilities of writing important articles for the ' accepted the task. It is through these we have found ow Dinsmore! 2?-s xl- g, -ei. ,si 1 assi RICHARD HENRY D1oN What people my you cannot do, you try and ind that you can. Richard's voice blended with the Glee Club for three years. He was in the Art Club his sophomore year, and was a very capable usher at the Junior Prom. Q15 JOHN JAMES DONAHUE A merry heart maketh a cheerful 4 Huey , in blue and white, was seen on the footb manager in his sophomore year. He was active in baseball in the History Club - especially around election time - zo

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F H rgqewfff 'w Xe MARY ANN GAGNE A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Mary' Ann, as a Bank Day cashier, decorator for the Junior Prom, and one responsible for the refreshments at our Freshman Hop, labored willingly and with friendliness. She also participated in the activities of the Home Economics, Camera, and History Clubs. M it fe' E iw A wi JOHN CHARLES GAIMARI lt become: 4 young nun to be 1 Thumper , in contradiction to his nickname, proved ber. As a Freshman he matched his shooting skill with Club. John aided us immensely on the Ticket Committee Q MAB GIGNAC Jeanne Sinurity and muh are Ibe basis of evefy virtue. For four years, Jeanne was an interested member of the Art Club. She was an usher for Junior Prize Speaking and on the decorating committee for the Junior Prom. Jeanne 'also displayed her domestic talents in the Home Economics Club during her freshman year and as a make-up crew member for our Senior Play. l fl ii, ,tl I5 iii 5 vi au, , DAVID BUCKLEY GMYRBK lVbat.rower thy band lindatb to do, do it Being more than mildly enthusiastic about sports, years and was a member of the T Club for three. D1 nature, he was an active member of the History Club durii