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

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“Goo Goo’’ TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL LORETTA SIMPSON Although Loretta has never seemed inordinately fond of her studies — especially Chemistry, we notice, she does seem to spend a good deal of time at that wonderful institution known as the Public Library. Perhaps it is because her pal, Flora, works there, or perhaps because — but you guess. She plans to attend Massachusetts State College. VIOLA SIVIK “Vi” “Vi” has been very active during her four years. Pesides working on Prom and other Social Committees, she belonged to the Commercial Club and was prominent in all kinds of sports, basketball, hockey, volley ball and tennis. Viola’s main interest is music — she belonged to the Glee Club and has played the piano for all ’35 chorus periods. She plans to go to Springfield Normal School. JULIA SIWIZKI “Bimbo” We would recognize Bimbo among even the heathen Chinese by her smile. And she seems to smile her broadest in history class. She probably is one of these people that sees points of Mr. Lorden’s jokes. She plans to go in training. WALLACE SKOWRAN “ Gling-Glong ” This is the boy who is too modest to show his talents to most of his classmates. He never displayed any of his musi- cal or scientific ability except to his best friends and com- panions. Plans to become a mariner. JOHN SKRZYPEK “Tiny” John is our class shadow. He seldom laughs but when he does we all know he has something up his sleeve. Plans to go to work. twenty-six 19 3 5

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WILLIAM ROBERTS TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL “Chuck’’ Chuck is another boy who came from our rival, Greenfield. While there he went out for baseball. At Turners he has done more, however, for he went into football and basketball as well as baseball. He belonged to the “T” Club, the Ger- man Club and the Science Club, and was an usher at the Senior Play. He has apparently two main recreations, going to the movies and fishing. This latter could perhaps be ex- pected, living as he does, so near the river. His plans are undecided. FREDERICK ROSBERRY “Freffer Frederick, one of our tall boys is big hearted and most like- able. His grin has brightened many dark spots and his wit has solved many a tough problem. He has the makings of a real scientist which he has proved at Science Club meetings. At Northeastern we are sure he will succeed. CLARA ROSS “ Carrot ” Clara’s favorite expression oueht to be “What — no one else wants me to help her with her algebra or Geometry?” She is one of our mathematical wizards. Clara also is active in sports, as she played basketball, hockey, and baseball. She also has belonged to Latin Club, and served on social Commit- tees. She plans to attend Fitchburg State Teachers College. ALFRED SEARS “.4 ” Alfred is a dark, mystery man who delights in his pipe. However, pipes are not his only interest, for he collects rifles. So — you who might be taking bird walks (or something) around Pleasant Street — beware ! He plans to go to work. WILLIAM SEARS “Bill’’ Athletics was his main aim in life yet he found time to at- tend Science Club meetings. He participated on the football and basketball teams during this last two years at school. Plans to go to work. M 193 5 twenty-five

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EDWARD SOJKA TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Although Edward has been called “Celina’s Little Lamb”! ! we don’t quite see where the “lamb” part comes in--we would think he was more like a big Newfoundland or sumpin’ — but every one has a right to his own opinion. He was certainly a good track man and helped his Alma Mater a good deal in track meets. He was also a member of the “T” Club. He plans to become a north woods guide. EDWARD SOKOLOWSKI “ Socko ” “Socko” is one of those good fishermen from Riverside. Did you ever see “Socko” when he wasn’t smiling? Plans to go to work. CELINA ST. GERMAIN “Texas A cheery smile for everyone and a good sport — that’s Texas! I’m sure she’ll succeed in whatever she tries! Texas has helped on the Sophomore and Freshman Social Commit- tees and she’s also played on the girls’ basketball team. She belongs to both the French and Commercial Clubs. Texas hopes to enter the nursing profession in the future. Lucky Patients! HELEN STRATTON “Nell Helen has artistic ability and we hope that she can keep up her good work in this line. She exhibited some of this ability last year when she was on the Junior Prom decorating com- mittee. Helen was on the refreshment committee at the Senior Social to the Freshman. She was a member of the Glee Club for one year. Helen is a member of the Pro Merito Society. Plans to continue her secretarial work. FRANCIS SULDA “ Meyers ” Francis is the business man of our class. His business-like ability is reflected in everything he attempts. When it comes down to groceries “Meyers” knows his beans. We are sure he will make a most successful grocer. 4 | 1935 twenty-seven Q)