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

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TIRNERS FALLS IIIGII SCHOOL YEAR HOOK 1930 p —.. .— —. m MISS HELEN McGILL[CUDDY Some say it with flowers, others say it with words—but our appre¬ ciation of Miss McGillicuddy, the finest class teacher there could be, is so heartfelt that whatever we might say could never show our intense gratitude. A teacher, beloved by her students; an advisor, creative in thought and spirit; a friend, devoted to her class; she has guided us to the heights which we have attained. Wherever we are, or wherever you are, we will never forget you, Miss McGillicuddy! T 1 ' s 1‘iDtf Kiiilil

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Tl ' RXEKS PAHS HIGH SCHOOL YKAK HOOK »:« p • .. .• H MR. GEORGE F. WRIGHTSON A few words from the deepest depths in our hearts: In order to express our sincere appreciation for the comforting encouragement and hearty guidance given us, the Class of ’119, we thank our Principal Mr. Wrightson, wholeheartedly. m - - — - a I’aKc Scicn

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Tl UNKHS FALLS IIK.II M IIOOL VKAH ItOOIv tu:w The Class of ’39 nii:s[ ' Hlt A. Kl ' LCH “Tetu CONFIDENT AMBITIOUS KIND We owe a great deal to Tetu for his leadership as president of our class for four years. He was on the basketball team and baseball team and was captain of the foothall team his senior year. He was also a member of the French Club chairman of the Junior Prom and business manager of the senior play. Continue Education MOW till) M IPI’OLD “Dupe” HARD-WORKING LIKABLE Dupe has been vice-president of the class all the time, too. He is a star in basketball, tennis, and track. He ushered at several dances and was Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcey in the senior play. He also be¬ longed to the German Club. Work at First National Store CHRISTINE MARY HAEIISSLEK “Chris” CHEERFUL MUSICAL HELPFUL Chris was a member of the German and Sophomore Girls’ Clubs, president of the Latin Club her senior year and a member the other years. She was a member of the Glee Club, the band and the or¬ chestra, and was accompanist for the Choral Group. As an usher she helped at the Freshman Hop, was in the receiving line at the Junior Prom and was also on the decorating committee. Chris took the part of Jane in I Have Five Daughters” and was also in the Junior Prize Speaking. She was our class secretary and wrote the words for our class song. She is also a member of the Pro Merito Society. I.owell State Teachers ' College of Music ItOSEMAItY CARROLL “Sissy RADIANT CO-OPERATIVE Rosemary, our class treasurer, belonged to the band and the orches¬ tra. She was one of the prize speakers. She served on many dance committees. In sports she played hockey and class basketball. She was president of the Latin Club her junior year and belonged also to the French Club. She was on the Netop and Year Book staffs, and was voted by her class senior year to be the girl pos¬ sessing - the most dependability, sense of service, leadership and patriotism. Is going to Massachusetts Stitt College OSCAR RAYMOND SLIFER. J1I. “Ray” OFFICIANT RELIABLE SEDATE Ray was editor-in-chief of the Year Book and the Netop, and was also the class historian. He was a prize speaker; “Papa Ben- net” in the senior play, and his “Fidac” essay won first prize last year. Ray was co-chairman of the decorating committee for the Junior Prom, and head usher at the Freshman Hop. He belonged to the Latin, Chess, German, and Glee Clubs, the Band and the Pro Merito Society. He also was a letterman in football and baseball. Is going to Ohcrlin College age Nine