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

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T V M N !•: H S I ' A I. I. S II I (1 II S C II () () I- Y K A H H () OK — 1 !) 3 7 PuYU.is Giukshacii “Phil” — Thoiujh Phil has heard of ( rain and alfalfi She thinks nothin is as nice as Palphie. Phil is very musical, for besides being in the Hand, she is also a member of the Glee Club. Phil likes clubs as she has been very active in the Latin and Commercial Clubs and has been i resident of the French Club ' for two years. She has ushered at two of the school’s biggest events, the Prom, and Prize Speaking, and is a member of the Senior Play cast, and a member of Netop Board. Aside from these activities, she has earned honorable mention, as she is a Fro Merito. CONTINUK (lOMMEltCIAL WOHK .Iamf.s a, Gunn, .Ik. “Jim” — Jiinnii and his physics class Matched like two big fat wildcats. Jimmy has been a quiet boy in high school. He gave us the benefit of his voice by joining the Boys’ Glee Club, His ability to converse fluently in German heljied him become president of that organiza- tion. Jim took part in the Latin Club during his freshman and sophomore years. No b ' etter tennis man has stepped on the courts than our High Street lad. Deehkieli) Academy Norma Grogan “Norm” — Acc.s’ high, deuces low Come on Norma, let’s go! We will always remember Norma as a grand cheer leader. Member of the Band, Orchestra, Glee, Latin, and French Clubs. She won second prize last year in prize-speaking, is Celia in Senior Play. Norma is that much dreaded Shadow in the Netop as well as an. office clerk. She ushered at Prom and Sophomore Hop. Undecided Howard Wilbur Ha.skins “Skinner” — Howie’s our handsome All-Western pitcher, From whom a blonde fan asked a graduation picture. Howie is one outstanding member of the baseball team. His victories on the mound brought Turners a Western Massachusetts Championship, while he himself has been awarded star rating on the past three All-Western nines. He gave some time to the Latin and French Clubs, iilayed on the Inter-class chami)ionship quintet, and once even placed in the Track dashes at the Faib for Coach Sheff. Enter Professional Baseball June Hillman “Junie” — Little June is never late Never fails to keep a date. June played Hockey for four years and Class Basketball two. She was on the committees for the Freshman and Sophomore Socials. She was usher at Junior Prom and at Prize-speaking. She belonged to the French, Latin, Commercial, and Glee Clubs. She was a Pro Merito and a winner of a Gregg certificate. Continue Commercial Work S - VGK SI.XTKEN

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TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK — 19 3 7 Nohman E ' rioon “Norniie” — The Borneo of the senior class, He takes the eye of every lass. This good-looking- boy was chosen the best looking lad in the senior class, a high honor. He has taken part in many track meets and is considered a good runner. He has been a member of the T” Club for the last two years. He was also in Mr. Shumway’s Science Club. Intends to Find Work in Town Rorert Marsh Gillette “Bob” — Bob’s last name may be Gillette But if his whiskers show he doesn’t fret. Bob is always talking engines and is an ardent fan for physics, He is a welcome addition to the bass section whether in the Band or Glee Club. Take Up Engineering in the Navy Charles Gloski “Glass” — The Green Wave proved to be bid a ripple After Glass showed them his heels. Glass has confined all his time to athletics and don’t be surprised if in a few years you see him on some “All-American” eleven or else playing big league baseball. Charlie is a four ietterman, earn- ing T’s in Track, Football, Basketball, and Baseball. He is aiso a member of the “T” Club and Year Book staff. Massachusetts State College Emil Golonka “Mule” — How Mule is a quiet lad Bat don’t you ever yet him mad. Now here’s a lad whose nickname doesn’t fit for while a mule is stubborn our Mule ' s just an easy-going kind of fellow. He played Basketball, and was a member of the Science Club. Go To Work Jennie Gozieski “Jay” — .Always yay, but very shy She’ll succeed in what ever she’ll try. Jay has been active in her four years with us. She has taken part in the Commercial, French, and Glee Clubs. She has ushered at the Sophomore Social and was on the Prom Committee. Jay is a F ' ro Merito too. Train .vr Springfield Memorial Hospital P.AGK FIFTEEN ■ s

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T U R N E B S F A L L S HIGH S C H 0 0 L YEAR B 0 0 K — 19 3 7 Charles Holewa “Keez” — Keez is the crooner from L Street Who knocks the ladies right off their feet! The happy-g-o-lucky boy who played football in his freshman and sophomore years and beiong-s to Mr. Lorden’s Stamp Club. Be a Machinist Marcel Thomas Hoynoski “Matzy” — Matzy with his violin made trees And football teams freeze. We have in Hoynoski a musician as well as an athlete. Matzy has been a member of the Football team and the Orchestra for four years. He belonged to the “T’’ Club his junior and senior years. Join the United States Navy K.atherine Jurgiliewicz “Petruzio” — Katherine is quiet and very meek Bat for a better girl you’ve far to seek. Katherine participated in Class Basketball and Volleyball her sec- ond year. She was a member of the Latin Club. As a junior she served on the committee for decorations for the Prom. Become a Nurse John M. Kiley “Blackie” — Blackie loved in the gym to stay, For there he could play basketball every day. Biackie’s name is that of a fervent Basketbali player and he is a faithful backer of all enterprises. New York University Joseph Kosewicz “Kabozh” — They call him the banter out on the diamond, But some day he’ll bat a fat, plump, thousand. Joe has a bashful air but when you get to know him you’ll find he’s a real guy. His greatest ambition is to be a home-run slugger. Joe has won letters in Football and Baseball. He has served on various committees, and was usher at last year’s graduation exercises. Join the United Spates Navy I’AGK SEA ' EXTEEN