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

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WE HOLD THE FI TI RE IIK.II SCHOOL OF Tl ItM ' IIIS FAI-I-S HITS E LEA A OK KAKASIASKI “Amin Enthusiastic vrtful Kind if you see a girl with a wonderful smile, that’s Eleanor. She was a member of the Home Economics Club (1); Commercial Club (3, 4); and ushered at the Sophomore Prom. A member of the board of directors of the Commercial Club, Annu was popular among her fellow classmates. May success be yours in the future. Secretary ELIZABETH LOIISE hll.LELEA Betty” Energetic Lovely Keen Betty has been an active student even though she worked after- noons. She belonged to the Home Economics, Glee, and Commercial Clubs. She ushered at many dances and served on the decorating committees for the Junior Prom. Betty made an excellent “Jenny” in Mrs. Miniver”. Stenograph} I ' ll t It I.ES Hint till) l O A lilt AT “Jazz 1 Candid Energetic Knowledgeable Charlie played football for Mr. Galvin his freshman year and also played baseball for a year. He ushered at the freshman hop, sopho- more social, and Junior Prom. Draft WALTER CHESTER KOSEWICZ “Cubby Willing Carefree Kindly Walter is the dependable boy who has carried on the thankless but necessary job of checking at the Prom and at our other class socials. He played on Coach Galvin’s freshman team, and was a member of the Biology Club. rn y VLTEIt THEODORE KOSTAASKI “Walt Witty Talkative Knightly Big Walt was a key man in all of his activities. He was a member of the German, Biology, and T Clubs, and an usher at the Junior Prom. He played basketball, baseball, track, and was named as the most valuable football player in Western Massachusetts this past season. Walt was also a member of the Champion American Legion Baseball team for two years. He walked away with second prize in Junior Prize Speaking Contest and was in senior play. Holy Cross Page Twenty

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u io 111 1 : ei i i it 10 IIICII SIIIIMII. OK T L KNEK S FALLS mi LEONARD A. GREEN WOO 1 1 I ny” Lively Ambitious Gallant Leonard was a member of the band for one year, art class for three years. He ushered at the Junior Prom, and collected tickets at Prize Speaking. Lenny keeps busy working at “Carrolls in Millers Falls. rin y DORIS BEATRICE Gl 1 1 It 10 A I 1 1 ' Dodo Diligent Bashful Gentle Doris was a member of the French Club for two years. She served on the sophomore refreshment committee. She also served at the football banquet, and was on the Junior Prom decorating commit- tee. You will always find Dodo” at the Riverview, skating, at which she is very good. Played on Room 23’s intramural basket- ball team. Stenograph er MARION I. EDA G l 1 1. BE AULT “Marlon” Merry Likeable Genial Marion was a member of the French Club for two years. She ush- ered at the sophomore social. She was on the invitation committee for the Junior Prom. She was also property manager of the senior play. She is talented in singing. Bridgewater College MARCELINE HOSE JACKSON “Mnrce or Morey Modest Reliable Jolly Marce was an active member of the Commercial Club for two years, and of the Glee Club for one year. She also ushered at all the school dances put on by the class of ’43. Marce was an alternate in Junior Prize Speaking. Continue Secretarial Work PHYLLIS MLR LEY JAMES “Janisie” Popular Merry Judicial Jamsie is definitely the athletic type, participating in basketball for four years, and on the tumbling team four years. She was a member of the Latin Club for three years. Biology Club, one, Com- mercial Club, one, and the Glee Club for one year. Jamsie ushered at Junior Prize Speaking, and was a stage manager of the senior play. She was also a member of the yearbook staff. Training - at Mercy Hospital ' age Nineteen

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WE HOLD THE FUTURE nil. II SCHOOL OK TURNERS EXITS HITS DOROTHY ELIZABETH KRYNZEL Him Dandy ..Energetic Kind Dot was a member of the Home Economics Club her freshman year, and later the Commercial Club. She played basketball and was on our dance committees. Ollice work EILEEN LA CHAPELLE “Topper ' Energetic Gay Lovable Eileen was quite active for she was a member of the Choral Club for three years, the Commercial Club two years, the Home Economics Club, and a member of the Glee Club for three years. “Topper” was a prize speaker in 1942. She ushered at the socials and the Junior Prom. She also was on the decorating committee for the Junior Prom and on the costume committee for the senior play. Secretarial work THYULIS H ARRIET LA I LAI ••Pliil Pleasant Hilarious Lively Phil was a member of the Netop staff four years and exchange edi- tor her senior year. She played a clarinet in the band for three years. She was a member of the Latin Club two years and the Art Club three years. Phil was one of the business managers for the senior play. She ushered at the sophomore social. Junior Prize Speaking and served on various other dance committees. Undecided HOWARD LEON LEAIAIRE “Howie” Helpful Likeable Loyal Howies musical talents were quickly recognized in his freshman year, and for four years was a member of both the band and Swing- sters. He belonged to the school orchestra. In addition Howie ushered at two dances and prominent in class activities and in senior play. Armed Forces ROBERT EDWARD LEMAIRE “Rob. Roaming Entertaining Late Robe was one of the busiest members of our class. Football man- ager for three years. Played basketball one year. Was on the track team two years. A member of the T and Biolagy Clubs. An usher at the Junior Prom, also sports writer on Netop staff. Air Force I «RO Twenty-one