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

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I ' ll E OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OF TURNERS FALLS 1041 MARY LILLY DRESSER “Mar” Small of stature, full of jest, Mary ' s wit matches the best. Mary belonged to the Biology and Glee Clubs. She played on the varsity basketball team and during her junior year she was a tumbler. In the senior play she did an excellent job as the mis- chievous clown. Vesper George Art School. JAMES RUSSELL DUBREUIL “D11 he” Dube comes from Montague City with a dash, And with the Shamrocks he’s quite a flash. James was one of our best musicians, playing the trombone in the band four years and in the orchestra one year. He hails from Montague City and plays basketball with the Shamrocks. Join the Navy. FRANCIS V. EDDY “Franny” Franny lives by rod and gun, And with the nearby girls finds fun. Franny is very fond of outdoor sports for in the summer you find him fishing and in the fall hunting. You shouldn ' t be surprised if you saw Franny take a couple days off during deer season. During his sophomore year he took time out to play football. Machinist. LILLIAN BERTHA EDDY “Eddy Lilly’s gay banter, sweet smile and glad glance, Makes everyone love her — and not by mere chance. Lillian has been quite active during her four years in high school. She was a member of the Home Economics Club for one year, was a member of the Commercial Club for two years, and was a Biology Club member for one year. She served on the girls’ basketball team for four years, and was a tumbler for two years. Lillian was also on the year book staff. Work MARY LOUISE FLARO “Margo” Talented Margo, vivacious and smart, When you look at her you’ll lose your heart. Member of the band four years, also a member of Latin and Motion Picture Clubs. Dry skiing junior year. Ushered at sop homore social and junior prize speaking. Played the part of Maria in senior play, “Twelfth Night.” Business College. I’age Seventeen

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T1IE OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OF TURNERS FALLS 19 4 1 ALFRED DENKAWICZ “Freddie ' ’ A friendly smile and ready puns. Keeps Alfred one of our very favorite sons. Alfred belonged to the French and Biology Clubs. During his senior year he belonged to the Model Airplane Club and the Science Club. Work. ANNA HOBOSZ “Doby” Anna never has much to say, But she manages in her own quiet way. Anna served our worthy football players at their annual football banquet in her freshman year. She was also on the refreshment committee for the Junior Prom. As a member of the Commercial Club for one year and an usher at our senior play, Anna certainly did her bit for Class of ’41. Work. ALTER JOHN HOBOSZ “Walt’’ Walter calmly comes along, he never gets upset, Just smiles his quiet smile, for the world is his to get. Walter takes a keen interest in photography which engages his spare time, when he isn ' t delivering his papers. As a student he is outstanding as he has had a Pro Merito grade for four years. ork KATHLEEN JOYCE DOLAN “Kay - ’ With her fine dramatic talent and her fetching ways, Kay’s a girl we’ll be proud of one of these days. She has been a member of the Latin, French, German, and Journal- ism Clubs. She was an usher at the sophomore and freshman dances, a winner of the Fidac Essay contest her freshman year, and a representative for the oratorical contest her sophomore and junior years. The junior prize speaking contest was won by her and she was Pro Merito and a member of the year book staff. Plans to Study Engllsli. RAYMOND ROBERT DORHAMER “Tinkles” Though Tinkles often likes to hang around, In a baseball game watch him go to town. He was a member of the football squad in his freshman year, a member of the Biology Club his sophomore year, a member of the German Club his senior year, and he has been a member of the baseball squad for the last three years. Work II I 1 II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I Pane Sixteen

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THE OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OF TURNERS FALLS 10 11 FRANCIS FORREST FOWLER “Fran On the race track or wherever you chance to be meeting ' Our fast moving Frannie is there, always speeding ' . Fran was one of the fleetest runners on the track team. He was on the track team for three years. He belonged to the Glee Club for four years and the T Club for three years. He was usher at the sophomore social and the freshman reception. Further Education. V I, TER M. GABRIEL “Walt” A quieter fellow cannot be found, You hardly know that Walter ' s around. He played basketball his sophomore year and also took part in the intramurals, and took part in baseball three years. He is a mem- ber of the T Club. Winter finds him playing ' basketball for Mont- ague “Buccaneers” and summer finds him engaged in baseball for the “Pirates.” Work It VRREN PHILIP GINGRAS “W. P.” Lassies’ hearts for Warren often tingle, But not only on courts does he play single. Warren was a member of the German, Biology, Latin, Photo, Hi-Y, T, and Chess Clubs of which he was champion in 1940. Played basketball, baseball and was captain of the tennis team in his junior year. Co-editor-in-chief of Netop and year book, he also was a prize speaker and chairman of decorations for Junior Prom. M ass a cli usct t s State College. HENRIETTA LOUISA GOLEC “Henri Henri is truly a combination you rarely find, For she’s a jolly friend and a student with a mind. Henrietta has been an active member of the senior class. She was a member of the Latin Club for four years, belonged to the Glee Club for three years, and was a member of the Choral Club for one year. She was a member of the German Club for one year, in addi- tion to being a Biology Club member for one year. Pro Merito. Go Into Nursing. LEO PAUL GROGAN “Sleepy” Sleepy looks like a quiet fellow, But in a ball game just hear him bellow. Sleepy played four years of football, playing left end on the varsity his last two years. He also played three years of basketball and one year of baseball. He was a member of the T Club for three years. He was on the checking committee for the Junior Prom. Further Education. I I I l Page Eighteen 1