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

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TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL JOHN NIEDZWIECKI “ Gobby ” “Gobby” has a ouick tongue and a ready reply which proves that he is a good student. His support has done much to further our success and without Gobby around, the place would indeed be dull. Plans to further his education. NELLIE NOGA “Nan” Although Nellie has not taken part in many activities, she has been diligent in her studies. She was a member of the basketball team for two years and a member of the Glee Club for one year. Plans to become a nurse. HARRY O’CONNELL “Okie” Harry blended scholarship with extra-curriculum activities. He was manager of Baseball, Stage Manager of the Senior Play. He belonged to the Pro Merito Society, the “T” Club, Science Club, Stamp Club, French Club and Glee Club. He was a member of the cast of the Minstrel Show Skit and a member of the Prom Committee. Plans to attend Massachusetts State College. MADELINE OSTRASKY “Bing” We hear that “Bing” is one of these domestically inclined people who love to cook — well, that’s the way to a man’s heart, you know ! Madeline has scores of friends both at home and abroad — at least as far away as the shore — where she goes in summer. She helped on Prom committee and Social Committees and belonged to the Commercial Club. She plans to go to Framingham, to take up Home Economics. SABINA OSTROSKI “Sub” Sabina, the tallest girl in school, is just the one, you say, to go out for basketball and tennis. Well, we will not disappoint you — she did. Very good at them, too, we’ve heard. She also went out for hockey and was on a committee for Prom. She plans to go on with commercial work. 41 twenty-two 1 9 3 5

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FRANK MYLECK TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL “Fra nkie” Frank, a likeable chap, has been so busy keeping our school warm and clean, as janitor that he has not had time for many activities. He made the scrub football team his first year and has always been a good student. We’re wishing him success at Ocean Academy. EDWARD NAIDA “Need” Eddie Naida’s whole school life revolved around Sports. He was a member of the football, basketball, and baseball teams and chosen captain of baseball in his senior year. Plans to attend the University of Wisconsin. CHESTER MAPIKOSKI “ Chesty ” Although Chester did not take an active part in school ac- tivities, he participates in outside work. He is greatly inter- ested in the Boy Scouts and is senior patrol leader. He is Recreational Supervisor and he also leads many interesting- meetings of the boys. Keep up the good work in the Boy Scouts, Chester, for that organization is a credit to America. Plans to go to work. BARBARA NEWTON “Dottle” “Dottie” and “Sally” and the Annear brothers are quite a familiar sight to any one who frequents the Montague road — of course we don’t know any one who does — but — well you guess. Barbara is a good athlete and loves to win. She played hockey, tennis and basketball. She was also a member of the Latin Club and Glee Club and she ushered at the Prom. She plans to attend Fitchburg Normal School. ANNA NIEDBALA “Annie” Anna, who is shy, is somewhat interested in boys and quite religious. Annie is easy to get along with and she is especial- ly interested in Gill dances. She has been voted the honor of being the quietest girl in the Class of 1935. I wonder why she watches the C. C. C. trucks go by at night. Plans to work. 19 3 5 twenty-one

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HELEN PARZICK TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Our Helen has great dramatic ability and we were very proud of her when she did such fine work in the Senior Play. She was an usher at the Junior Prom and the Freshman and Sophomore Socials. She belonged to the Glee Club for one year and was a member of the basketball team for two years. Helen always has a sunny smile for everyone. Plums undecided. LAWRENCE PATTERSON “Wilbur We think Wilbur will make an excellent grocer one of these days — at least he seems to be netting plenty of practice right now. Although he always seems to be sound asleep in Geometry Class, he at least keeps his ears open, for he never fails to have a ready answer to each question. And that is quite a bit to his credit, for most people who seem to be asleep really are — He plans to go on with his work. HAROLD PEVERE “Baldy” “Baldy”, one of our best sports and our most popular boy has a fine record of achievement. He has made every team in the school, football, basketball, baseball, and track all four years. He has taken an active part in the “T” Club, Science and German Clubs, besides ushering at the Prom. He and “Bernie” McCarthy served as Co-Captain in ’34. We are sure “Baldy will succeed in his plans to be a coach. IRENE PINE “I” Irene, who is one of our prettiest girls, was a contestant in the Prize Speaking Contest. She is a member of the French and Glee Clubs. She served on the Prom Committee, Fresh- man and Sophomore Socials and ushered at the Senior Play. Although she has not decided what her life work will be her radiant smile will surely get her through. MARY PLUNA “Marie Marie spent a good deal of her time going the rounds of the would-be beauties with her chum, Sally, to sit in judgment upon her work. The rest of her time was spent either on the way to, at, or coming home from the metropolis beyond the mountain — Greenfield. Perhaps it was these travels which pre- vented her from participating in school activities. She plans to go to Brattleboro to work. 19 3 5 twenty-three r » ' i .. . •