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

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one year of basketball MARY HELEN KOSCIN SKI Mancha Full of life, and full of fun And 4 better friend there'J none. Mancha was one of our most capable basketball players for four years and belonged to the Home Economics, Commer- cial, Community Service and Glee Clubs. She was Mrs. Reidy's secretary, a Bank Day cashier and played intramural basketball. Mancha was on the costume committee for senior play and ably assisted on various dance committees. REGINA JULIA KOSEWICZ Rexie She'r very pleasant, but Jo thy, But in the future rhe'll climb high. Rexie was a very active student in our commercial depart- ment. She belonged to the Commercial Club and was one of our energetic Bank Day cashiers. Rexie was secretary to Mr. Garrahan and was a typist on the Netop and yearbook staEs. She helped as a property manager for senior play and served on various dance committees. JOAN MARY KOCH Cookie Her way: are wayr of plearantnerr and all her pathr are peace Cookie was a twirler and Drum Mayorette her senior year She belonged to the French Art and Glee Clubs and was one of our busy ollice girls Cookie ushered at our class dances and at Graduation Exercises last year She also served on the make up committee for the senior play CHESTER FRANK KOSCIN SKI Chet No greater hero than he who conquer: hzmrel Chet was an active and able member of our football squad for three years. He was a member of the track team and played

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PHYLLIS S. KAMINSKI Philly Our worth if determined by the good deedr we do. Philly was on the news staff of Netop and yearbook and belonged to the Girls' Glee Club, being a section leader her senior year. Philly also was a member of the Community Service, Home Economics and Art Clubs. She ushered at the Freshman Hop and was on the refreshment committee for Junior Prom. MARILYN HELEN KELLY How all ber care war but to be fair, And all her tarkr to be rweetf' Marilyn has been active in musical organizations being a member for three years of the band, orchestra and Girls' Glee Club. In her senior year Marilyn was a cheerleader. She was one of the co-editors on the Netop and yearbook. She was chairman of the Armistice Day play and in the senior play portrayed the part of the young English girl, Winifred. Mari- lyn designed the decorations for the junior Prom and served as co-chairman besides ushering for that social event. French, Latin, Art, History and Community Service Clubs were also on her agenda. During her junior year she ushered at Class Day and at Graduation. To top all these activities Marilyn was a member of the Pro Merito Society. Freshman Hop. play. ELIZABETH ANN KEOUGH Bette Petit in rize great in mind A tweeter girl youll never nd Bette has been a very active student her four years being in the French, History Community Service Art Latin and Girls' Glee Clubs. During her senior year Bette was on the Netop and yearbook staffs was one of the energetic stage managers for the Columbus Day Play enacted the role of Helen in the play Homework and was the Stewardess in the seniors' presentation of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. In addition she ushered at the unior Prom and Sopho more Social, was chairman of the reception committee for junior Prom, and served on the refreshment committee for the BERNARD JOHN KOBERA Bernie A little nonsense now and then It relirlred by the wirert men Bernie played football basketball baseball and was on the track team. He plaved intramural basketball and belonged wwf to the History and Boys Glee Clubs Bernie served on various dance committees and was one of the stage managers for senior

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HENRY ANTHONY KOZLOSKI Tito He war not merely a chip of the Block, but the old Bloch itrelf. Tito is our sportsrnan and songster. He participated in football, baseball, track and basketball, as well as being a mem- ber of the T , History and Boys' Glee Clubs. He also ushered for the Sophomore and Freshman dances, and was a stage man- ager for the senior play. STANLEY KRAUZ Stachu He fed hir :pirit with the bread of bookr and :lacked hir thirrt at all the well: of thought. Stanley came to this country four years ago from Ger- many, joining us during the Junior year. He immediately astonished all with his knowledge and use of our language, as well as with his mastery of many others, including French. Although Stachu worked late each afternoon, he still found time to participate in French Club his senior year. LOUISE JAN ET KRUSIEWSKI lf silence is golden, I've a friend a millionaire. Louise belonged to the Home Economics, Commercial and Community Service Clubs. She was a Bank Day cashier and secretary to Mr. Galvin. Louise also worked in Miss Kelly's oiiice during her sophomore year. JAMES NORMAN LEMOINE Jimmy Direct not him, whore way himrelf will choore. jimmy was one of our tennis stars, continually noticed on the court for the past two years. He also was an usher for the Sophomore Social.