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

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if NANCY RUTH JUDD - Manner, not gold, ir woman'.r bert adornmentf' Nancy, being interested in music, was manager of the Distaffs, a vocal sextet, for three years and was accompanist for Boys' Glee Club for one. She also belonged to the Band, was chosen student director during her senior year, and was a member of the Girls' Glee Club and Swingsters. She was an alternate for junior Prize Speaking and a delegate to Girls' Stare. Nancy also belonged to the History, Camera, Art, and Community Service Clubs. She played Margaret in the Columbus Day Play, served on the Properties Committee for the Senior Play, and was an asset to the Netop and Yearbook Staffs. LOUISE ESTELLE KELLEHER To win that wonder of the world, 4 :mile fro Where there's activity, there's Mickie ! A cheerleac and performance won her the co-captainship in her senior was a member of several clubs including the French, Art, Glee Clubs of which she held the office of secretary. As a Jun in Love Is Eternal and as Thelma Lawrence in the S4 dramatic talents. A tireless worker, Mickie devoted many and Yearbook and our many dance committees. Believe iw activities Mickie managed to maintain a Pro Merito rating JEANNE KELLYHOUSE Good nature :J stronger than lomabawk: Jeanne, the little girl with theworried little pucker between her eyebrows, as a fresh man, wasted no time in getting into our extra-curricular activities. She joined the Home Economics Club the Girls' Basketball Team, and the Tumbling Team. In her junior year Jeanne became a working girl , and had ro give up many'of her activities including twirling. During this busy year, however, Jeanne managed to hnd time to usher at the Junior Prom. ' PETER FRANK KOSCINSKI For truth halh better deeds than words Pict demonstrated enthusiasm for sports by turnin the football team and a year as Freshman Manager of th of the Patch Gang was also instrumental in the success o

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DAVID ALLEN GONYER Dave A workmen that needeth not to be ashamed. M5352 In addition to a steady iob, Dave was a member for one year of the Color Guard and represented our High School in the Jaycees' Road-E-O in his Junior year. He portrayed the city-bred Frank in the Senior Play. His hobby was cars and we remember how we enjoyed his enlightening us on the subject in Public Speaking. LYNNE LOIS GRANT H er thought: are many, her wot Lynne, the young lady with the very sweet smile school in order to earn a little towards her college educa she has managed to serve as a Bank Day Cashier. In h of the Home Economics Club and in her senior year sh the History and Art Clubs. ROGER ROBERT GRANT Rog Great boper make great men. Rag was a participant in many fields. He managed the 1954 football team and in his second year as a member of the Color Guard was promoted to Captain. As assistant treasurer of the Art Club two years and as a publicity manager for the Magazine Drive two years, Rog was active, business-wise. He performed as Joe Jerome in Janie , our Senior Play. He spoke in the American Legion Oratorical Contest and made several sports posters - all with initiative! JEANEITE HOUSMAN A: merry as the day is lc Petite Jeanette played a big part in extra-curricu writing for the Netop and Yearbook Staffs, and holdi Home Economics, Art, French, and History. Her talent i for our Junior Prom. 23

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STANLEY HERMAN KOSCINSKI Stash All thing: are difficult before they are easy. Stash , one of the most athletic members in our class, belonged to the T Club for four years. He earned these letters by playing two years of baseball, four years on the basket- ball team, and two years on the football squad which he managed during his Junior and Senior years. Besides singing in the Boys' Glee Club, he ushered at several class projects and helped sell tickets for the Senior Play, Janie . A boy who has often lifted the morale of our football players when he himself could not play, we're proud to claim Stash Koscinski as a warrior of the class of 1957. , WILLIAM JOHN KOSTECKI Everything comes to bim who bustle: One of our active farmers from Montague Center, many school activities. He did, however, show up in t janie . Remember that side-splitting five minutes when the stage of the T.F.H.S. auditorium was serving as an sa JOSEPH KOZIK Elvis A carefree and 4 jolly way be bad. joe, as an outhelder on the diamond for three years and as a Frosh member of the track team, displayed his sports enthusiasm. And Elvis wouldn't be Elvis without - you guessed it - his guitar! STACIA ALICE KROL Na wealth ir like the quiet n In addition to being a valuable member of History 1 as a Bank Day Cashier. Her co-operativeness was also ver! while ushering for junior Prize Speaking and as a men Staffs. She also took part in the Community Service Economics Club, and was in charge of Junior Prom and Fr was also one of the properties crew for the Senior Play. 25