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

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TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL RITA SULLIVAN “Sully” Rita has been a boon to girls who want their coiffeurs at- tended to without going to a hair dresser, as she is very clever at finger waving. She has belonged to the Commercial Club, has worked on Prom Committee and has gone out for basket- ball and field hockey. She plans to go to Wilfred Academy. RAYMOND SUPRENANT “Ray A shiek among women and a man among men. Ray was President of the Science Club and a member of the Senior Play cast. He was on the football and track teams and in the “T” Club. He also helped on the Prom and Social Commit- tees. Plans to go to Syracuse University. CHARLES TUTTLE “Staunch” Charlie who is our best looking boy has served us in many ways. He has made an excellent cheerleader and a capable captain for our Tennis team. He is a member of the “T” and Latin Clubs, and served on the Prom Committee. We are sure he will make a grand aviator at the Ryan Fly- ing School in California. “ Fly over and see us sometime,” Charlie. BERTHA VILLENEUVE Bertha is the red head of the class but she certainly hasn’t the fiery temper that goes with it. Bertha has worked hard during her four years and has done good work. We hope she may continue to do as well after she leaves us. She is a mem- ber of the French, Stamp and Glee Clubs, and served on the Freshman Social Committee. In whatever she does she will succeed. Plans undecided. REGINA WALICHOWSKI “Reginski” Regina apparently likes her athletics — perhaps she takes after her sister in that respect — for she has gone out for hockey and basketball, and has been most faithful in turning up at practice — (And that is more than some can say!) “Reginski” also served on Prom and Sophomore Social Com- mittees. She plans to become a child’s nurse. twenty-eight 19 3 5

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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)

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gj ITURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL! Up) EDWIN WATTLES “Eddie” Popularity, talent and scholarship all in one person. He was Secretary of the Science Club. President of the German Club, a member of the Pro Merito Society and of the Latin Club. He participated in Prize Speaking and rendered an excellent account of himself in the Senior Play. He was an active member of the Prom Committee and the Year Eook Staff. Plans to enter college. NELLIE WOZNIAK “Guard” Nellie can not be excelled in sports, studies or smiles. She is a member of the Pro Merito Society. She Dlays on our hockey, basketball, and tennis teams. She certainly strength- ened our belief that she was an actress when she took part in the Senior Play. She is a member of the Commercial Club and served on the Prom and Sophomore Social Committees. Plans undecided. RAYMOND YARMAC “Ray” Everyone knows “Ray” by the ray of mischief in his eyes. — (No comment on the pun, please.) Raymond has always worked hard in his studies. Although football seemed to be his only interest (outside of his studies, of course!) he played a good game and was a pal to everyone. He plans to go to work. MARION WELCOME “Sally” Where does Marion get time to do all that she does? In the athletic field she entered field hockey two years, basketball two years and tennis two years. She is also on th e Netop Board. She did very well in the Prize Speaking Contest. Her selection was “The Chariot Race.” To some people she is known as “Big Chief Pail-in-the-Well.” Plans undecided. HOWARD ZIMMERMAN “ Heinie ” Howard is one of these people that never makes himself too prominent — in fact we might almost say he is quiet — but he is always there — and always with every bit of his homework done — and well, too. He has been Pro Merito (in fact he had the honor of being secretary) a member of the Netop Board, the Latin Club — (Latin is his forte, by the way) “T” Club and German Club. He went out for baseball and served on a committee Jor the Prom. He plans to continue his education. 19 3 5 twenty-nine