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

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THU OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL, OF TURNERS FALLS ■ nil PHILIP JAMES LAMBERT “Phil” That dashing Romeo from Millers Falls way, Witty, mischievous and always so gay. Phil has been so busy collecting nicknames, for he is also known as “Pie” and Muscles” that he couldn ' t find time for very much else. However, he was a member of the football team during his last three years and a member of the T Club as well as being an usher at both the sophomore social and the freshman social. Join Army Air Corps, MARY OLIVE LEONARD “Olivia” It seems as though her energy just goes and goes and goes, For though she does so many things she still has time for beaux. In spite of her arduous scholastic duties Olive had many extra- curricular activities. She was vice-president of the Latin Club to which she belonged for four years and also was a member of the French, Motion Picture and Biology Clubs. Olive belonged to the band and Netop board for four years, too. During her senior year she played class basketball, ushered at the freshman social and at the senior play, was property manager, and on the year book staff. To top this Olive is a Pro Merito student. M ass aeli use 1 1 s State College, FLORENCE VIVIAN LEVITRE “Viv” Florence is so quiet you can hardly hear her speak, But when you get to know her, she doesn ' t sound so weak. Florence has not been as active during her four years in high school as she would liked to have been, for she has worked in the after- noons. However, she was a member of the nominating committee for the selection of senior class officers, and was a member of the dry skiing class for one year. During her leisure hours, Florence finds great enjoyment in reading. Hair-dresser, SARAH ANN LIPINSKI “Sally” Sara a fancy baton does twirl Round all the boys she makes a whirl. Sarah was a member of the Commercial and Latin Clubs. Be- tween orchestra rehearsals, she plays the violin, and as majorette strutted ahead of the band. Sally was a junior prize speaker. She ushered at our sophomore social and Prom. Besides this Sarah was a member of the ring committee and the year book staff. Count ' ercial Photography. LAVERNE LONG “Buzzy” Buzzy never seems to have a care. Not when there is a girl here and there. Buzzy likes t o take it easy during school hours but he really likes to help out in activities after school hours. He was a track man for three years and belonged to the Glee Club, Biology Club, Photo Club, Model Airplane Club, and usher at the Junior Prom. Navy. Page Twenty-one

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THE OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OK TURNERS FALLS P.I41 GENEVIEVE AGNES KANIA Short and tiny and whatever may her befall, She ' ll always smile through it all. Genevieve was a member of the Home Economics Club during her freshman year. When a junior she belonged to both the Biology and Commercial Clubs. Genevieve also ushered at the senior play. I ltderided. ROBERT FRANCIS KILEY “Kid Kid ' s good looks and curly hair, Are the answer to a certain maid ' s prayer. Kid didn’t have much time for clubs except that famous Bachelor Club. He played the cymbals in the band his freshman year and was on the football and baseball squads. He also ushered at the senior-freshman reception and the sophomore hop. Further Education. GEORGE PHILIP KOCH. JR. “Kochie” Kochie is a quiet lad, Who studies for a fad. Kochie has been quite active in school affairs during the last four years. He has been a member of the Biology and Latin Clubs, a checker at the freshma n and sophomore socials, and was on the decorating committee and a ticket collector at the Junior Prom. In the senior play Kochie played the part of a gentleman in the court of Duke Orsino. I ndecidcd. HELEN M. KOSEWICZ “Lett Helen likes to smile with a quiet air, ' Tis a pleasure to look and see her there. Helen participated in such school activities as the Home Economics and Commercial Clubs. In her freshman year she served at the football banquet. We all found her an able usher at the freshman hop, sophomore social and Junior Prom. BeckcrVs College. VICTORIA ANN KKOL “Vickie” Petite, pretty and full of poise, Here comes Vickie. Look out, boys! She joined the Home Economics Club as a freshman and the Biology Club as a sophomore. Victoria was in the Commercial Club when she was a junior and on the decorating committee for the Junior Prom. I guess that was why we had such lovely decorations. Beauty Culture. Page Twenty

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THE OLY MPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OF Tl ItNERS FALLS urn DORIS H. LFIPPOLD “Dan” Dan runs them to the ground, By that car she drives around. Doris has been active in the Commercial and German Clubs. She ushered at the sophomore social and at the senior play. Dan was a member of the decorating committee for the freshman social. Law Secretary. ELAINE DIAMOND LYON “Lions” Her understanding - nature and brains combine. To make Elaine an essayist quite fine. Although Elaine has been here only two years she has taken part in all activities just like a veteran. She was an active member of the Latin Club for two years and as a senior she was on the year book staff and property chairman for the senior play. N urse. EDWARD MALESKI “Eddie” Eddie’s blond and Eddie’s tall, He ' s the type for whom many fall. Eddie came to Turners during ' his senior year and immediately entered in the broad and high jump classes. He ushered at the freshman social. Eddie is a member of the Hi-Y Club and plays on the basketball team. Aviator. BLANCHE ETHEL MANN I “Pinkie” A ready smile and a quiet air, Blanche is desired everywhere. Blanche loved basketball but due to uncontrollable circumstances she only participated during her freshman year. During her senior year Blanche was another girl that enjoyed dry skiing a great deal. The refreshments at our Junior Prom were especially good because Blanche had charge. Work a Year and then Continue her Education. EVELYN MARTIN •Ei ie ' Evie is rather quiet and very shy, But there’s a merry little twinkle in her eye. Evie belonged to the Commercial Club for three years, was a mem- ber of the Glee Club for four years, and also belonged to the Home Economics Club in her freshman year. She served on the refresh- ment committee for the sophomore social and the Junior Prom, and ushered at the senior play. YVork l I f I I Page Twenty-two I