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

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THE OLYMPIAN UK. II SI IIOOI, OK TI IOiERS FALLS Mill 1IOII IS ANITA TR A VERSA II I ••l)»l Doris is naughty but nice, To everything her wit adds spice. Doris, the class clown, was an active member of the senior class. She was a member of the Latin, Commercial and Motion Picture Clubs. Besides playing first trumpet four years in the band, Doris also found time for social activities. She was on the music com- mittee for the Junior Prom and the decorating committee for the sophomore social. She ushered at the senior play. Com liiercia I Work. HENRY VELANDER “Cagey - ’ Cagey is a cheerful lad, Always happy, never sad. Cagey played football in his freshman and sophomore years and baseball for three years. He was a member of the Glee Club, Biology Club, and for two years he belonged to the French Club. Henry aided the decorating committee in the Junior Prom and ushered also. For a pastime he enjoys fishing which gave him the title of “tall story teller.’’ Coyne Electrical School in Chicago. EDWARI) JOSEPH WALIC’HOWSKI “Whitey” The fans always say, “Who ' s that blond out there?” “Oh that’s Whitey making long passes for fair.” Whitey, as Sir Andrew, took one of the leading parts in the senior play. He represented our school in football for four years, and was on the varsity team during his senior year. He also belonged to the track team during his freshman and senior years. Whitey was on several dance committees, including the sophomore social, Junior Prom, and freshman reception. Work. FRANCIS LOUIS W A LICK OW SKI “Yaws” No enemies trouble this friendly lad, He’s one in a million; of this we are glad. He was a member of the basketball team during his sophomore and junior years and he was on the decorating committee for the Junior Prom. Work. GLENYTH WARD “Daisy Happy, carefree, never sad, She makes a hit with every lad. Glenyth was an able usher at class day and commencement day exercises. She is an ardent sports fan and attended most of our school games. Her pleasing personality and cheerful smile will carry her far in her nursing career. Philadelphia Child’s Hospital. ' age Thirty-one

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THE OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OF TURNERS FALLS 1041 PAUL HANIEL STENARI) “While ' Actor, scholar, singer — all these talents does Whitie possess, And with his curly hair and friendly smile he’s a great success. Whitie, who was president for two years, participated in many activities during his high school years. He played basketball and tennis for three years and was also a cheer leader. Pauly was a member of the German, Latin, Hi-Y, and Motion Picture Clubs and was a Pro Merito student. He was general chairman for Prom com- mittees in his junior year. In dramatics he won second prize in junior prize speaking- and portrayed Duke Orsino very ably in the senior play. We all remember Whitie, our class Romeo, as Prince Charming at the prom in his freshman year. LILLIAN ST. GERMAIN “Lil Lil hails from good old Montague City. And we all agree she ' s both witty and pretty. Lillian was an active member of the French Club for two years and the Movie Club for one year. She was on the refreshment committee and ushered at the Junior Prom, also. I ndecided. ROBERT DEAN STOUGHTON “Skill Skip is one of the Riverside gang. Who goes places with a Viang. Skip managed the basketball team during his senior year. He be- longed to the track team. He was a member of the Latin, Glee, and Motion Picture Clubs. Skip ushered at the sophomore social and the Junior Prom. He was on the decorating committee for the freshman social. Prep School. HELEN MAY SI MNER “Hoc” Where there’s a will there’s a way. We think she ' ll go far some day. Helen was a member of the Home Economics Club during her fresh- man year and the Biology Club her second year. She ushered at the sophomore social and Junior Prom. As a junior, Helen was an enthusiastic dry-skier and was a junior prize speaker. Work. WILLIAM THOMPSON “Bill A hearty laugh and a friendly grin, Bill is the kind who will always win. Bill is a happy-go-lucky boy and seems to have not a care in the world. Because Bill was so busy taking care of his poultry farm he didn’t find time to participate in any outside activity. Machinist. Page Thirty

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I T1IE OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL OF TURNERS FALLS 1941 EIIM VRD FRANCIS WARYAS ‘Filial- When Eddie’s on the field he makes spectators roar. For he’s a football hero whom all the girls adore. Finge was very active in athletics during his high school days. He played football for four years, basketball and baseball for three years, and track for two years. Eddie also joined the Latin and T Clubs. His Lea sue Baseball Player. ROGER RAY WELCH “Rose” Roger’s always gay, never shy, Though sometimes his smile is a trifle wry. Roger played football his sophomore year. He played the part of an officer in the senior play. Roge was a member of the Latin Club his freshman year and the next year he joined the Biology Club. Coast Guard. HELEN CATHERINE WIACEK “Red” Helen’s quiet air and ready smile Makes her remembered for a long while. Helen has not devoted as much time to school activities as she would have liked to. since she was employed in the afternoons during her four years in high school. However, she was a mem- ber of the Biology Club for one year, and served as an usher at the sophomore social, and at the freshman-senior reception. Helen may be seen reading an intriguing- book during her spare time. Work. HOHOTHY CLAIRE WOODWARD “Bubbles” Dot’s always willing to lend a helping hand, And as a cake-maker she’s just grand. Bubbles joined the Home Economics Club in her freshman year and belonged to the Glee Club for three years. In her sophomore, junior and senior years she served on committees for various dances. Bubbles was a great help to Miss Teed during senior play. I ndecitled. EDWARD YAMIOLKOWSKI “Eddie” If you ever see Eddie with a book. Be sure to take another look. Hardly ever will you see Eddie carrying books home and s till in class he knows all the answers. Because Eddie has always some- thing else to do he just belonged to the Biology Club and was on the decorating committee, for the Junior Prom. Pro Merito. Aeronautics. ’age Thirty-two