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

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An Astra Per Aspera ” Turners Falls Hiuii School 1945 MISS FLORENCE PORTER We, tlie Class of 1945, thank you. Miss Florence Porter, For uicling us through our most critical period. F ' or urging us to worthwhile endeavors in your own (juiet way. For sharing yo.ur knowledge with us and inspiring In us a desire to let this be not the end hut The beginning of a continuous period of learning. P(i(ir Eight

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Ai) Astra F kk Aspkka Tur.nkhs Pai.i.s High School 194rj PRINCrPAI. GEORGE F. WRIGHTSOX As our school days come to an end. A fond farewell we say to a friend, A friend who has done much indeed, For, when in doulit and when in need. W’e turned to him like many before, -And now we j ive him our thanks galore. I o you. Air. W rightson, the class of 1945 owes a debt of gratitude. Page Seven

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Ai) Astka 1’kk Asi ' eua Turkkus Fai.ls Hioii H( iiooi. i!)4r) RANK AND FILE KiciiAHi) osiioit.MO (;i V •‘i ‘ii iiir ' UOKUST orrSTANDINd GRINNING Dickie, our president for three years, left us in .January for the Navy. He played foothall four years and was co-oaptain as a junior. He helouRed to the Aeronautics, T , and Roys ' Glee Gluh. General chairman at all dances, he ])layed in class plays and had a part in the senior |)lay before he left. . :n - ARTMU .lOIIX .St ill III, K ‘•Wall WHALING .lOVMAD SMART Walt has been our vice-president for two .years. He is Pro Merito, helong-s to Boys’ Glee Club is president of the Spanish Club and is on the Netop and yearbook staffs. He ushered and decorated for our dances and did a fine job in the senior play, “Our Town”. Kleetrical KiiKiiicer HKI-K.V Kl IA II ‘K uleli if ' HH.ARTY KNOCK-OUT “Kulchie , our class secretary, strutted with the twirlers for two years, She either ushered or was in the receiving line at all dances. “Kulchie ' ’ topped all this by doing a marvelous piece of work as •’Emily ' ' in the senior play, and by wuilking away with the first award in Junior Prize Speaking. She was Pro Merito. t ' adft iirsf ( VKOI, IHE.VE SCIINEIIIEU I al CHEERFUL INDUSTRIOUS SWEET Carol, our class treasurer, has led a busy life at Turners High. She was a member of the O. G’s., Art, Glee and Spanish Clubs, year- book staff, and a member of the basketball team for four years. Carol has also had her share of acting; taking ])art in the Thanks- giving play the Art tableaux and the senior play. Because of her artistic ability Carol has always been in charge of the decorating for our dances. Besides usheiing at the dances, she ushered at Prize Speaking, Class Day and Graduation. This year Cai’ol was elected D. A. R. i)ilgrim. Added to this long list of activities Carol is Pro Merito. I f fr llfiit lirigliiiiii l ' l ' IU(’K D V.MEI, KEI.LEIIEH PERSISTENT DOMINEERING KNOWING Our historian has been very busy w ' ith Latin, French, and T-Cluhs. Pat walked off with second prize in .Junior I ' rize Speaking, and in the oratorical contest, too. He played foothall and intramural basketball for three years. Pat was the chairman of the ushers at the Freshmen Hop, and ushered at all other dances. Pat did excel- lent work in the senior play, and on the yearbook staff and is Pro Merito. ■ olrf Daiiif Pacjc Kine