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

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MR. GEORGE F. WRIGHTSON Without a qualified and experienced director no production is capable of a begin¬ ning, much less of a completion. Thus, to you must go whatever praise we may receive, for in your hands has lain the responsibility of developing a polished performance. With unlimited patience and understanding you have lent a firm, helping hand to our undertakings — co-ordinating our actions and directing our talents into creative forms. At times chastising, always encouraging, you have guided the staging of our play from open¬ ing night through the last encore. To you, Mr. George F. Wrightson, our conscientious and loyal director, whose efforts have so often been seemingly unnoticed and unrewarded, we, the Class of 1959, express our most sincere appreciation for the role you have played in making our drama a success. 9

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Left to right: 1st row — Miss Clark, Miss Argy, Miss McGillicuddy, Miss Teed, Mr. Wrightson, Mrs. Barclay, Miss Reum, Mrs. Martin. 2nd row — Miss Porter, Miss Crean, Mr. Shebell, Miss Withington, Miss Purrington, Miss Little, Mr. Connelly, Mr. Oakes, Mr. Fugere. 3rd row — Mr. Brigham, Mr. Russell, Mr. Liberies, Mr. Putnam, Mr. Bourdeau, Mr. Galvin, Mr. Garrahan, Mr. Caouette. Throughout our four years at the Turners Falls High School, you, the faculty, as candid and impartial critics, have had the momentus task of observing our endeavors and, through comparison with certain standards, ascertaining their worth. Thus, you have shown openly the merits and deficiencies of our work and by such constructive criticism have we been encouraged to aspire to perfection in all we do. For your consistent striving toward a fair evaluation and unbiased opinion, and your sincere advice in time of need, we, the Class of 1959, offer our deepest gratitude. 11