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

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WE HOLD THE FUTURE TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1949 MISS MARGARET CREAN We, yournelass q' '49 wish to thank you, Miss Margaret Crean for the eounsel and sympathy you have given us through these four years. Mayyour influence remain with us through all the years. Page Nine

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'h WE HOLD THE FUTURE TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1949 PRINCIPAL GEORGE E. WRIGHTSON W e, the members zyf the Class of '49 wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to you, Mr. George Wrightson for your kindness and understanding in guiding us through our four years of high school. Page Eight

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WE HOLD THE FUTURE TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1949 All OF Us EDGAR JOHN MULL1Ns,Jr. Hippo Edgar Mullins is quite the guy, At sight of him, all girls do sigh. Ed, our class president for three years, was a three letter man playing four years of baseball and football and three years of basektball. In his senior year he was captain of our football team. In dramatics Hippo did a fine job in junior Prize Speaking and as Papa in I Remember Mama. Besides this Edgar was a member of the Latin, T, and Glee Clubs for two years. In his senior year he was elected representative from our district for Good Govern- ment Day. College KENNETH STUART CLARK Butch Butch, with cartoons and gags is just dandy But with the girls he's a lot more handy. Kenny has been our vice-president for the past three years. He was in Spanish Club two years, Latin three years and drew in the Art Club for a year. Butch banged away on the bass drum in the band for two years and sang in the Glee Club for one year. In sports, Ken was on the track and baseball team and played four years of intramural basketball. He was the Bell hop in the senior and Columbus Day plays and rolled 'em in the aisles as a junior Prize speaker. Also to top this off he drew the neat year book cover. Go into busine s JOAN MARY COUTURE Couch Our Joan, who is full of pep, When playing basketball, is really hep. Couch has been occupied with solo flute and piccolo in the band and orches- tra for four years. Music is her big interest but sports have claimed her also. She played three years of girl's basketball and four years of intramural basket- ball, and was elected co-captain of the team her senior year. She had time to be in the Latin Club one year, Spanish Club two years, Community Service Club for three years. Couch is our very efficient secretary and has been in the receiving line of several dances. Nursing JANE ELIZABETH ALLEN Just Jane Blat! Blat! Toot! Toot! There's Jane's trombone In the rniseries of practicing, she's not alone! Jane has been quite an active member of our class. Besides being the treasurer and a prize speaker she was the first student director our band ever had. She played in the band, Swingsters and orchestra and sang in the Glee Club. She was a member of the Latin, Spanish, and Community Service Clubs and contributed her dramatic talent to two of our Christmas plays. jane served on several dance committees and not to be outdone in sports, she played basketball and was on the drill team. Ithaca College GLORIA MARCELENE BANASH Peanut She's full of pep, although she's small, T hat's our Peanut, liked by all. Peanut, too, has been a Very busy girl during her four high school years. In her sophomore year, she was elected class historian, and every year after- ward she was re-elected. She was a tumbler for four years, played basketball for one year, and was manager for the girls' basketball team for two years. Peanut has been a very active club member, being in the Community Service, Commercial, and Spanish Clubs. She was president of the Commercial Club, and treasurer of the Spanish Club. Peanut has been one of our peppy cheer- leaders for the past year. Gloria ushered for the sophomore social, and junior Prize Speaking, was on the reception committee for the Prom and also ushered for the variety show. She has shown her acting ability as Brace in the Christ- mas play, Dagmar in the senior play, and as a contestant in the American. Le- gion Oratorical contest. Peanut was an office girl, secretary to Mr. Weiner, cashier for Bank Day, and in addition to all this, is Pro Merito! Enter Civil Service Page Ten