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

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FREDERICK JOSEPH LYMAN His limb! were cat t in manly mold For hardy :porn or context: bold. Freddy played hard clean football for four years and be- came captain his senior year. He played freshman and intra- mural basketball, was a member of the track team and managed the freshman and varsity baseball squad his junior year. A member of the T Club, Netop and yearbook staffs, Freddy also played the Purser in the senior play. He ushered at the Junior Prom and at various other dances. HENRY JOSEPH MADDEN He if a gentleman became hir nature if hind and ajfahle to every creature. Maddie was a valuable player on the basketball team for four years, baseball three years, track two years and football one year. He also served as a coat checker for the Sophomore Social and junior Prom. 1 I ALAN LENOIS Ammo StholarJ are men of peace. Ammo was one of our fine clarinetists in the band and Swingsters. He was an usher for the Sophomore Social and also attained the rating of Pro Merito for four years. ROSEMARIE ANNE LENOIS Deedee Her talk war like a rtream which runr With rapid change from rock to roJeJ. Deedee played the clarinet in the band for four years and in the orchestra for two. She belonged to the Girls' Glee Club for three years and became librarian her senior year. Deedee was activein the Home Economics, Community Service, His- tory and Commercial Clubs. In the Columbus Day play she portrayed Betty Harding and was an assistant director and on the make-up committee for senior play. She was Mr. Connelly's efficient secretary, bank day cashier and a member of the Netop and yearbook staffs. Freddy Maddie

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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.

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STANLEY WALTER MARKOL Muscles A good heart ir better than all the headr in the world. Muscles worked every afternoon and therefore did not have much time for extra-curricular activities. He played bas- ketball and football his freshman year. Stanley played intra- mural basketball, and was on the Sophomore Social committee and ushered at the Freshman Hop his senior year. MARY ANN MARLOWE Marianne AJ free ar a leaf in the hreeze. Marianne was quite active throughout her high school career. She participated in the Glee, Art, Community Service and History Clubs. She played basketball and softball, was a j V cheerleader for two years, and varsity cheerleader the latter part of her senior year and a tumbler. Marianne was one of the efiicient property managers for senior play. She also served on the decorating committee for junior Prom and the Sophomore Social. ELINOR ROSE MCCLARY Her good tarte tr the flower of good renre Elinor has been rather an active girl during her four years. Shewarbled for the Glee Club for two years and was a band member for three years. She displayed her business ability as head cashier for Bank Day, secretary to Miss Argy, business manager for junior Prize Speaking and vice-president of the Commercial Club. Elinor ushered at the Class Day and Gradu- ation Exercises of '51. Moreover, she was a staff member on the Netop and art editor of the yearbook as well as a mem- ber of the History, French, Latin, Art and Community Service Clubs. Elinor also served on various dance committees. To top all these activities Elinor is a Pro Merito. PHYLLIS CLAIRE MENTER Phil Her thinking if the talking of the foul itrelff' Phyllis was a co-editor of Netop and yearbook as well as being a member of the Art, Latin and Girls' Glee Clubs and secretary of the French Club. Phil was one of our snappy twirlers and served as Captain her senior year. She placed second in Junior Prize Speaking and participated in the Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest. Phil ably portrayed Cornelia Otis Skinner in our senior play and took part in the Christ- mas plays her sophomore and junior years. She served on the decorating committees for several class dances, ushered for Class Day and Graduation and also achieved the high rating of Pro Merito.