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

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JUNE DEMARS Dark with excessive light. Blackie played basketball and was also a tumbler for four years. Blackie JEAN MARY DESCOTEAUX Cocoa The heart is wiser than the intellect. Cocoa belonged to the Home Economics Club and was one of our busy little ottice girls. She was also on the ticket committee for the senior play. SHIRLEY ELAINE EDDY Gentle, ancl low, an excellent thing in wom Fuzzy was in the band and orchestra. She w Home Economics, Art, Latin, French, and History Clubs. Fuzzy was a Pro Merito and she was on the ticket committee for the senior play. l IIFUZZYII an. as in the NORMAN DALE FARWELL Norm Doing easily what others find difficult . . . is talent. Norm belonged to the band and Swingsters. He was a Prize Speaker, and was on the Netop and Our Town staffs. He played the part of Joe Scales in the senior play, and was in the Thanksgiving play. Norm belonged to the Glee, French, History, and Latin Clubs and was president of the Art Club. He was on the track team, and played intramural basketball.

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ROBERT EDMUND CYBULSKI Bob ' Our character is our will, For what we will we are. Bob was in the band and he played intramural basket- ball. Bob was vice-president of the Spanish Club. NATALIE ANN CZARNECKI Nickie Happiness is found not in reward but in . . . Nickie was a member of the Art, Home Economics, Com- munity Service, History and Commercial Clubs, and she was on the Bowling Team. GLADYS KATHERINE DAMON Glady She has a voice of gladness, and a smile . . . Glady sang in the Glee Club, was one of our peppy cheerleaders, and played the part of Ernestine in our senior play. She was also a tumblerette, and she belonged to the Community Service Club. JAMES WILLIAM DeGRAFFE .lim A quick responsiveness in work and deed. Jim played freshman and intramural basketball and was in the band. He also served on various dance committees. 24

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BARBARA ANN FOSTER Barbie Barbara smiled, and all the world was gay. Barbie was a member of the Community Service and Home Economics Clubs. She was one of our busy office girls, and was secretary to Mrs. Whiteman. EILEEN FRAWLEY Frawl . . . who lives without folly is not so wise as he thinks. Frawl was in the Art, Glee, and French Clubs, and she played basketball. She was on the Netop and Our Town staffs and was on the costume committee for the senior play. L I. WILLIAM JOHN FRANCUS, Jr. Yndec A very gentle beast and of a good conscience. i BEVERLY SUE GAIMARI Bev 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Bev was a cheerleader, a tumbler, and a tumblerette. She was in the Home Economics, Glee, and Community Ser- vice Clubs. She played intramural basketball, and was on the make-up committee for the senior play. Bev also played in the orchestra and was a member of the basketball team. She was in the Thanksgiving play and was a Junior repre- sentative at Class Day. 26