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

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JOYCE ANN NADEAU saucy Beauty may charm the eye But it if merit, that win: the heart. Saucy's interest was centered chiefly around the commer- cial department as she was secretary to Miss Crean, cashier for the cafeteria department and for bank day. She was a mem- ber of the Home Economics, Camera, and Girls' Glee Clubs and served on various dance committees. Moreover, Saucy was one of our high stepping twirlers in the band. NICHOLAS MICHAEL NELSON Nickie He that ir of a merry heart hath a continual feartf' Nickie was the humorous Window Cleaner in senior play. He was a member of the French, Art, History and Glee Clubs. Nickie was on the football squad his freshman year and ushered at the Sophomore Social. NORMA LEE NEWTON Nonnie She deserves Paradise who maker her companionr laugh. Nonnie was a member of the Home Economics Club and served on various dance committees. RICHARD NEWTON Dicker A little nonreme now and then can do little harm. Dick was active in sports playing football for four years, basketball three years and baseball two years. He was also a member of the track team for three years. Dick was in the History and Boys' Glee Clubs. He has ushered at all class dances and was stage manager for the senior play.

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MIECZYSLAW STANLEY MIECZKOWSKI Mitch The one who rarely Jpeakr if alwayr lirtened to. Mitch was one of the most industrious students of our class working long hours before and after school and still find- ing time to attain Pro Merito ratings in all subjects. Mitch was a member of the Art Club and French Club, being treas- urer of Le Circle Francais during his junior year. Mitch's humorous portrayal of Mr. Belvedere in Junior Prize Speak- ing will long be remembered. GEORGE FRANCIS MOMANEY Hi: good company in a journey maker the way to reem shorter. George was a member of the basketball team his junior year and played intramural basketball for four years. He also warbled in the Glee Club his junior year. Moreover he was a member of the History Club and served on the decorating com- mittees for the class dances. He added to the successful pro- duction of the senior play by being an efficient business manager. PRISCILLA MULLINS Merit if wortbier than fame. Priscilla was a member of the Community Service, Home Economics, French and History Clubs. She was secretary to Miss Teed and Miss Purrington and a Bank Day cashier. Pris- cilla was a Junior Prize Speaker, and a J V cheerleader her sophomore year. She was a property manager for senior play. ADELARD NADEAU Junior Alwayr a :mile on lair face No one could take his place. junior was a member of the French Club for two years and played intramural basketball throughout his high school days. During his freshman year he played basketball and base- ball. junior also served on the refreshment committee for the Sophomore Social.

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JEANNETTE THERESA PAULIN Thou hart the patience and the faith. Jeannette was active in the French Club for three years becoming president her senior year. She was a member of the band for three years, belonged to the Art and Community Service Clubs, and also ushered at the Sophomore Social. Jeannette was on the make-up committee for senior play. RAYMOND JOSEPH PAULIN Ray He liver to build, not to hoartf' Raymond was active in musical organizations as he was a member of the band for four years, Boys' Glee Club for two years and orchestra for three years. He was a member of the Netop and yearbook staff. Ray was a student photographer and president of the Camera Club. He appeared in the play Homework and was an alternate for Junior Prize Speaking. As an electrician Ray helped on the senior play. He belonged to the History Club and was president of the Shop Club. Ray- mond ushered forthe Freshman Hop and was coat checker for the Sophomore Social besides serving on the decorating com- mittee for the Junior Prom. ROBERT JOSEPH PAULIN Bob Of .foul rincere, in action faithful, and in honor clear. Bob played football, and baseball his freshman year and took part in intramural basketball for four years. He was a member of the French and Boys' Glee Clubs. Bob also served on various dance committees. THERESA PEARL PAULIN Wire to rexolve, and patient to perform. Theresa was very active in the business field by being secretary to Miss DesOrmeaux and assistant secretary to Mr. Burke. She was a bank day cashier and belonged to the Home Economics Club. Theresa served on the refreshment committee for the Junior Prom and on the costume committee for senior play.