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

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KENNETH RICHARD CAOUETTE Mickey ll you think he's all fun, the angels laugh, too, at the good he has done. Mickey, our class president, played football, basketball, baseball, and intramural basketball. He was in the Art, French, Latin, and Glee Clubs. Mickey was in the Christmas play his iunior year and he was property manager for the senior play. Mickey was chosen as a representative to Boys' State during his iunior year. E JAMES HERBERT DALE lljimmyll Good humor makes all things tolerable . . . Jimmy, our class vice-president, was in the Glee Club for three years. He played football and baseball for four years and intramural basketball for three years. BEVERLY ANN JACKSON llnevu Her nose was fine: her eyes as blue as glass. Bev, our class secretary, was in the Latin, French, Community Service, and Glee Clubs, a Pro Merito, a Junior Prize Speaker, and was in the Christmas play her junior and sen- ior years. She was on the basketball team for tour years, and she also played intramural basketball. Bev was on the costume committee for the senior play. She also was on the Our Town stat? and was Editor-in- Chief of the Netop her senior year. ELEANOR BARBARA PINE lINigll Long she flourished, grew sweet lo sense, and lovely to the eye. Nig, our class treasurer, belonged to the Glee, Community Service, and Commercial Clubs. She was president of the Home Economics Club, was an office girl, and was secretary to Miss Argy. She was a tumbler, and she played the part of Lydia in our Thanksgiving play, Prodigal Son. Nig was on the costume committee for the senior play. JOYCE MARILYN LaROCHE Tootsie What she will to do or say, Seems wisest, virtuosest, discreetest, best. Tootsie, our class historian, was a member of the Art, Latin, French, Glee, and History Clubs. She was on the ticket committee for the sen- ior play. Tootsie was chosen as an alternate for Girls' State during her iunior year. She was also president of the French Club and was in the Christmas play.

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VIRGINIA LOUISE BANASH Ginny But golden was her hair, I will not lie. Ginny was a tumblerette and a tumbler, and she played in the orchestra and the band. She was in the Glee, Art, French, Community Service, and History Clubs, and she played basketball. Ginny was a stage manager for the senior play. SHIRLEY MAE BARON Shirl Laugh yourself into stitches. Shirl was a iunior representative at Class Day and stage manager for The Devil and Daniel Webster. She was a cheerleader for two years. Shirl was a tumbler and a tum- blerefte, and she played intramural basketball. She was in the Home Economics, Comunity Service, and Glee Clubs, and she was on the make-up committee for the senior play. HAROLD BENJAMIN Bink Keep cool and you command all. Bink was a member of the Spanish Club for three years. He played intramural basketball and he served on the nominating committee for class officers. HERMAN ANTHONY BIALECKI A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy. Herman played basketball for two years and he was on the ticket committee for the senior play.