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

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HIGH SCHOOL, OF TURNERS FALLS i94:t “H ' K 1101,1) THE FUTURE” ALICE MARY WHITEMAN ••Ribs Adept Merry Willing Alice was a member of the band, and the Home Economics and Bi- ology Clubs. She ushered at dances, was on the committees and took part in the art tableaux. Work ELIZABETH FRANCES WIBERG “Libby” Earnest Fun-loving Willing Libby hails from far off Gill, ‘‘way up in them, thar hills.” The dis- tance didn’t prevent her from adding her voice to Mr. Bickford’s Glee Club for one year. Libby has been a favorite of ours and has ushered at Class Day and at Graduation. A viatrix ADELINE STELLA ZAY VC “Adilie” Ambitious Sensitive Zealous Adeline belonged to the Home Economics Club for one year and to the Commercial Club for two years. She ushered at Junior Prize Speaking and was on a committee for the Junior Prom. She served on the refreshment committee for the freshman hop. Also, Addie was on the ticket committee for senior play. She passed the re- quired Complete Theory and received sixty and eighty word cer- tificates in shorthand. Northampton Commercial School RAYMOND JOHN ZUKOWSKI “Gumn” Roguish Jovial Zealous Jovial “Gump” was a member of the baseball team and an outstand- ing member of the basketball quintet. He also was a member of the track team. He belonged to the Biology and T Clubs and he too was a member of the Champion American Legion Baseball team. He was a checker and steward at the Junior Prom. Naval Air Corps Page Thirty

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FUTLR E II 14.11 SCHOOL OK Tl RNERS FALLS UM:t WE IIOI.M IIUTH LOUISE SKIOJi H EH “nil I liie ' Resolute Likeable Sweet Ruthie was a member of the French Club in her sophomore, junior, and senior years. She belonged to the Latin Club, her sophomore and junior years. Julie, also, served on several dance committees. Work KOBERT C. THURBER “Rob” Roaming Capable Technical As he worked many afternoons, Bob had little time for extra-cur- ricula activities however he was a member of the German Club. Already he is taking ' preliminary flight training in preparation for the Air Corps. Naval Air Corps HENRY JAMES T1RIIETTS Honorable Joker Thoughtful ' Heinie ' Heinie, the physics wizard, wasn ' t active in school activities, but was a good student in all his classes. He can be seen working at the Economy Store, which will soon be his second Alma Mater. Arm y STEPHANIE A. WALLACE “Stephie” Shy Aspiring Winsome In the freshman year she belonged to the Home Economics Club, and was a member of the Drum Corp. In the sophomore year, Stephie played the symbols in the band, belonged to the Biology Club, was an usher for three years for the art tableaux and was in them. She was on the decorating committee, and also won first prize in flower arranging. Stephanie was one of those flashy, highstepping baton twirlers that led the band; and, too, she won first prize in the Ameri- can Legion Contest. Lastly, she was on the ticket committee for the senior play. Art Sell no ] CHESTER PALL WAIIYAS “Puller” Colorful Peppy Witty “Puller” did a swell job on the football field for four years, and fur- ther proved himself an athlete by playing basketball for two years. The Latin, German, and T Clubs knew him as a popular member. He ushered at several dances and is one of the far famed members of the cafeteria staff. Naval Air Corps Page Twenty-nine

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WE 1101.11 THE FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL OF TURNERS FALLS CLASS ODE (★} Hail, Alma Mater, ever you will be, Deep in our hearts and memory. Those many years With joys and tears We’ll hold you dearly in revery. You’ve given us hope and courage true, To face a world that is so new, A world shattered and torn From many battles forlorn. For this aid we give our thanks to you. PaKe Thirty-one