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

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T U H N E H S E ALES HI (I II S C II O () L Y E A H M () OK — 1 !) 3 7 Eugknk Lkonaki) Stakiku “Hart” — Hart is interested in nwdet aeroplanes, Bat yets no kick oat of breaking window-panes. Gene was an inter-class Basketball captain and coach and one source of Room 27’s constant uproar. He played Frosh Football and was in the reception receiving line the same year. Attend Am Collec.e Hichahi) Stoughton “Dick” — Dick is a lad both quiet and shy Bat always a friend who’ll stand by. Dick has been a busy lad and never missed a chance to join any ' activity that was on at the time. As a look at his record will show he is a member of the German, Stamp, Latin, Science,’ and Glee Clubs. Dick has also been busy in sports having played Football and Baseball for four years and had a letter for each besides one for Track. To Fuhther Educ.ation Ehederick Sullivan “Fred” — “Deeds not words” was Fred ' s belief, He’s done grand work as Netop’s chief. Freddie took part in many activities. He was editor-in-chief of the Netop and A ' ear Book; secretary of the Western Massachusetts League of School Publications; played on the Track team; ushered at the Prom; belonged to the Latin, Chess, German Clubs, Pbo Merito Society, and Band. Enter Tufts College Leonard Victor Thornton “Lenny” — Thornton leaves Montague City with a dash Di order to make Sylvia’s eyes flash. Leonard is the sort, who support all activities; he was burglar in Room 23’s Christmas play. He was in our celebrated Military Unit and was an usher at graduation exercises. Go To Work Helen Vlach “Gachy” — As merry as the day. Always happy, always gay. Helen has teen active in the Commercial, French, and Glee Clubs. She has played Basketball besides doing housework afternoons. Be a Dietitian I ' AGK TWKNTY-SIX - e

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T U B J E B S E ALLS H I ( 1 H SCHOOL YEAR BOOK — 19 3 7 Edward Sicahd “Bucky” — Biickij had a lot of tough luck, Rut he has all he needs of PLUCK. Bucky was a good runner for he was one of Mr. Shelf’s best Track men. He also belonged to the T’’ Club. His freshman year he was on the Football and Baseball teams. Go To Work Stephen Siteman - “Stevie” — Stevie likes Latin; German ' s a “cinch,” And in Math — yon can ' t beat him an inch. Stevie was ambitious indeed. He played in the Orchestra and the Band, ushered at the Prom, was in the Senior Play, president of the Latin Club, member of the F ' ress, Chess, German Clubs, and the Pro Merito Society. Be a Journalist Bose Solomon “Boses” — Rosaline made front page. And some day she’ll make the stage. Roses has a very good voice and she has been using it in Junior Prize Speaking; she won at the Massachusetts Dramatic contest; she was Rosalind in Senior F ' lay, and was a cheer leader. She has taken part in many clubs, French, German, Latin, Glee, Ridirtg, Band, Netop, Year Book, Usher at Prom and socials. Attend American Academa’ of Dramatic Art Eugene Sopollec “Genee” — The quiet lad from Riverside Who in his chickens does take pride. This lad found time for some activities between his work on the farm. Eugene was an usher at the Freshman Hop and Sophomore Social. He also served on the Junior Prom committee. Studa ' Agriculture Mary Sovecki — In sports or dancing Moncha is best For in both she excels all the rest. Moncha’s chief interests in high school are Basketball and Hockey, but she has also belonged to the Glee and Commercial Clubs. Continue Commercial Work I ' AGK TAVENTY-FIVE Ar

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TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK — 1937 Henry Waidlick “Wiley” — Henry is a quiet boy, But he’s Mr. Lordeu’s joy. Henry is the lad with the merry smile and the quick comprehen- sion in the German and Science Clubs. Go To Work Albert Wayne Welch “Chink” — . tberVs gayety and his smile Will carry him many a mile. Football has been Albert’s main activity. He also had a role in the Senior Play. He w-as a member of the “T’’, Science, and Chess Clubs, and on the Year Book Staff. Colgate University Dorothy Winch “Dotty” — Onr little Dot on Montague route Makes a great hit with her silver flute. Dorothy had devoted most of her extra-curricular work to the Band and Orchestra, where she wields a mean flute. She has been a member of the Latin Club for four years and the German Club for three. She is on the Netop Staff and few can handle their languag-e like Dotty. Attend College William J. Wissman “Bill” — Hilt has the mind of a sailor, And some day may go on a whaler Quiet in his ways. Bill did what he set his mind on, well, especially in the Manual Training Dei)artment. Enter Weslon Naval School John Woodin “Swish” — Swish, you know, is the star Trojan, “At least ten a game” is his favorite slogan. Swish was on the Track team for three years, being Mr. Sheff’s outstanding half-miler. He belonged to the Latin and French Clubs. The Science and “T” Clubs were some of his other ac- tivities. Enter Notre Dame .AGE TAVENTY-SEA ' EN