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

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KNOWLEDGE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1948 Roll Call KENNETH RICHARD LITTLE Bunny Keen Reliable Lillie Bunny has been president of the class for three years. He has played football and track for four years. He tried basketball for one year and played in intra- murals the next three. He played baseball for three years and has been a member of the Glee Club for three years. Bunny was in the senior play until be htlrt his leg in praetiee. He is a member of the 'I' and Latin Clubs and he was ehosen by the sehool to be a senator at good government day in Boston. liunny has also ushered at junior prize speaking and the Christmas reeital. College or Navy DONALD HARRY CIRARD Donny Dynamis Happy Genuine llonny, our viee president, was one ol' our talented musieians who played in the band, orchestra, and Swingsters for four years. He also belonged to the Boys' Glee Club for three years. He was a member of the Cchow houndl rather Cafeteria stall' for four years as well as the Latin and Art Clubs for four years. He played intramural basketball for four years and was an usher at junior Prom and other soeials. He showed his talent for acting by playing the diftienlt role of Raiinund Brown a feneer, in the senior play Stardust. Navy or College AUDREY JEAN WEBSTER Web .-Imbiiinux .lmfial Willy Web was eertainly kept busy during her stay here. Besides being elass see' retary for three years she belonged to the Girls' Glee Club and Community Serviee Club for two years and the Freneh, Latin, and Sophomore Sport Clubs for one year each. Audrey belonged to the Commercial Club also and could be seen laboring ponderously as Mr. VVelch's secretary. She was play chairman for the Armistice Day play, The Valiant. Web was originally in the senior play east when due to illness she had to give it up but then she returned in time to usher on opening night. In between times Audrey found time to play in the band and as a senior gave her energy as one of our loyal cheer leaders. Salem Teachers' College ' PATRICIA ANNE LYMAN Pat Pmisewnrlhy .flthlelic Likable ' l'at was a very versatile student participating in many activities. She was an etlieient elass treasurer and an ofliee worker. lfat belonged to the basket- ball team, tumblmg squad, Netop stall and the Latin and Spanish elubs. She Y took part in prize speakmgg ushered at the junior Prom and was a member of the senior play make-up committee. Nursing School at Cooley Dickinson Hospital PAUL WILLIAM MATHIEU Pauly Polite Willing Merry Pauly, our historian, has been on the Netop stall for three years. He is also quite an actor, for he was alternate for junior prize speaking and played the Warden in The Valiant. He has done much work backstage at. all the plays. He was also in the Latin Club for three years and French Club for two years. Undecided . i Page Nine