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

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' I ' l H EKS FALLS K II S( IIIIOL YEAH HOOK 1 !».!!» JOHN PALI, ZlIKOWSKI “The Blank” JOLLY PRACTICAL ZEALOUS John is one of those boys who at times may look a little cross, but really possesses a fine sense of humor. His name is usually associated with basketball, and his exceptionally good eye, and his quickness made many points for the teams he played on. He made the freshman team, and scored high for Coach Shelf ' s J. V.’s his sophomore year, but then his interests turned to the “Dusty Loop” League. John was on the utility committee for the Prom, and belonged to the Biology Club. He earned his letter in track and played for T. F‘. A. and Oogly-Ooglies. Is going to join tlie Navy Class Ode Doris Reynolds Oh Alma Mater, ever dear. For you we write this verse. For the guiding light forever near, And the school never shallow or terse. Today we linger within your gates. Tomorrow we’ll pass outside To bid farewell to our dear classmates And along life’s pathway stride. But despite all hardships, troubles, and strifes, We will always faithful remain, Loyal and true through all our lives, As we honor and praise your name. So here’s to our friends and classmates Of those joyful high school days, And here’s to the worthiest in all states, To you, Alma Mater, our praise. age Thirty-two

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Tilt MOHS KAI.LS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK I ! :!!► 10 Mil. WI ACKK KNERGETIC WAGGISH Emer spends most of his time dissecting ' beef, and sawing up soup bones, so he hasn’t too much time to spare. He found time, however, to play baseball his freshman year, and to do a little high jumping for the track team for two years. He is also proud of being on the reception committee of the Oogly Oogly Club. In going to take a course in butchery RAYMOND JOHNSTON WILSON “II. A. REASONABLE JESTING WIRY Raymond proved to be very valuable to Mr, Bickford as a solo cornetist in both band and orchestra and as assistant conductor of the farmer. He was also a member of the Stamp, German, Latin, and Glee Clubs. D. A. will no doubt always be remem¬ bered as the life of every band trip. NliiNie.nl Supervisor KitANK ALBERT WO.ITASlF.WIC , “Binky” FAIR AMIABLE WITTY Frank, a stocky little right hander, was a fine “Chucker” on Mr. Lorden ' s baseball teams. As a freshman Binky was a three num¬ eral athlete. Engineering School EI.E A V OB IRENE WON SEN “Dimples” EXPRESSIVE IMAGINATIVE WARY Eleanor was a member of the Biology Club, and served on the decorating committee for the Junior Prom. She has helped Mrs. Taber very efficiently in the cafeteria. Go In work KA .1MEK THOMAS WOZ.NIAK “lia KINDLY THOROUGH WIZARDLY Kazimier belonged to Latin Club and threw the shot put for the track team. NlasNaeliUNettN College for Pharmacy in Boston age Thirty-one

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TIRNERS KAI.1.S HIGH S( UOOI, YEAR HOOK 11 39 Jin ilputoriam THOMAS LAURENCE STRATTON Classmates, we pause, remembering one, Who in his youth found his work was done, Just as the sun setting in the West, Stays a moment on its way to rest And sends forth radiant beams of light To soften the darkening shades of night, He tarried with us for a little while, Giving us the gift of his boy’s smile. His courage, laughter, strength and cheer, Were summoned then to light another sphere, And all the youthful splendor that was his, Touched our lives, enriched them and still lives. I’.iltc Thirty-three