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

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ROBERT LIONEL GUILBAULT Pops” Good humor makes all thmgs tolerable.” Football, basketball, or baseball, Pops” was there. He played basketball for three years and baseball for two years and ably managed our football teams for four years. Sports was not his only interest, however, for he was also a member of the Art, History, and T Clubs. His quick wit could always be counted on to liven up our various activities, and he always proved that he could be called a good sport”. SANFORD CHARLES GUNN Sandy” Once in a thousand years a perfect character appears.” Sandy” could usually be found leading the History Club in a rousing debate, as he was chosen vice-president of it his senior year. Efficient and versatile, he also sang in the Boys’ Glee Club, was a member of the French and Chess Clubs, and played baseball for two years. Sandy” displayed his ability as a member of the Netop and Yearbook staffs, as well as a member of the Pro Merito Society. JEROME EDWARD HARTNETT Jerry” What should a man do but be merry.” Jerry’s” friendly personality and keen sense of humor enabled him to find a place in his class. Jerry displayed his skill in Freshman football. He also was a member of the Boys’ Glee Club for three years and a member of the Camera Club. Due to an after school job, Jerry could not participate in many high school activities. However, he did prove himself to be an asset to his class with his always being ready and willing to help. CAROL PATRICE HIGGINS Carol” On her and on her high endeavor, the light of praise shall shine forever.” Carol was a peppy Varsity cheerleader her Senior year after cheering on the J.V. squad two years. Aaive in basketball four years, she co-captained the J.V.’s her Junior year. She was also a lively tumbler. Her dramatic ability was proved when she placed second in the Junior Prize-Speaking Contest for her performance of The Crucifixion”. She portrayed the sensitive Sue in Where the Cross Is Made”, and won second prize in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. She belonged to the History, Art, Glee, Camera, and Com- munity Service Clubs. Active in the French Club, Carol served as Treasurer her Junior year and Secretary her Senior year. She showed her class spirit by serving on several dance committees. Above all, Carol remained a Pro Merito. 24

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LOUIS MICHAEL GRADER ' ' Louie” Great hopes make great men. Louie” was a good natured and enthusiastic member of our class. He showed his interest in sports by playing baseball for three years and football for two. He was also a member of the Art Club and a capable singer in the Glee Club. VIRGINIA ANN GRAY Virginia” A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Virgnia helped the class by serving on dance committees for our important functions. Quiet and reserved, she served as a Bank Day Cashier her Junior and Senior years. Virginia will be remembered as our class worker for she was always willing to help and give of her talents. MARTHA GREENE Martha” A women’s strength is most intent when robed in gentleness.” Martha was one of the quiet girls in our class, but her pleasantness never failed to brighten up the atmosphere. She expressed her artistic ability as a member of the Art Club. She was an enthusiastic member of the Volleyball Team and Stamp Club for one year. Martha also proved her efficiency by being a Bank Day Cashier. Surely Martha’s willingness to help will be remembered by the class of 60 ”. ROBERT CHARLES GREENLEAF Bob” I am myself, my own commander. Although he was kept quite busy at work. Bob was an able usher for the Junior Prom, and a willing helper for various stage crews. Known for his friendly smile and lively conversation on automobiles, Bob’s fine spirit will make him long remembered. 23

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GAIL PATRICE HIGGINS Gail” Loyal in friendship in all she does sincere.” A very active girl, Gail carried the spirit of T.F.H.S. with her throughout high school. As a sport’s enthusiast she played basketball three years, co-captain- ing the J.V.’s her junior year, participating in tumbling two years, and was seen as one of our snappy Varsity Cheerleaders, after being on the Freshmen and J.V. squads. She also contributed much to the Netop and Yearbook. Her mem- bership was welcomed in the History, Art, Camera, French, and Community Service Clubs. Gail participated in the American Legion Oratorical Contest her junior year. Her dramatical abilities were demonstrated by her placing third at Junior Prize Speaking for an excellent portrayal of the The Barretts of Wimpole Street”. Despite all these activities she remained a member of the Pro Merito Society. Truly a versatile and likable member of our class! ANNE SANDRA HILLIARD Anne” With never a frown, always a smile, to know this girl is well worth while, Anne” gave freely of her musical talents to the Band for four years, and showed her athletic ability by participating in tumbling her senior year, and volley ball her sophomore year; she was also a member of the Art and History Clubs. Although small in stature, Anne’s” pep and enthusiasm, demonstrated by her participation on dance committees, made up for her size. JOHN JASIENOWSKI Jas” Friendly but shy with a twinkle in his eye.” Jas , a quiet, but very friendly boy, has certainly been a credit to our class. He worked conscientiously outside of school, and therefore was not able to participate in many extracurricular activities, although he was on the Junior Prom committee. Surely Jas” will be remembered by the spark he added to life. CAROL ANN KAVANAUGH Kavy” Never without a smile, always doing something worth while.” If a giggle was heard in the corridor, you could be sure that Kavy” was nearby. Her interest in school activities was shown by her membership in the History and Art Clubs. Carol’s helpfulness made her welcome on the various committees on which she served. None of us can forget her snappy cheerleading and sparkling personality. t 25