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

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DEDICATION For four years our high school experiences have filled our thoughts. Among our memories of these years there stands out a person who has displayed a sincere interest in our activities. The wheel of guidance has been turning during our years at T. F. H. S. and it revolves with encour- agement and worthwhile thoughts. As a spoke of the everlasting wheel, one man has combined under- standing and co-operation with friendliness. Interest and enjoyment were gained by our class through his teaching of English and Spanish. A bit of Irish wit and valuable help will be preserved by the class of ’6l through the educational attempts of the two guiding hands. We shall remember there is nothing that is meri- torious but virtue and friendship; and indeed friend- ship itself is only part of virtue. This describes Mr. William J. Connelly to whom the Class of ’6l with deepest humility and sincerest gratitude, dedicate this, ou yearbook. 4

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MR. ARTHUR E. BURKE The hands of the clock point to the final hour. As the midnight of our twelfth school year strikes, we cannot begin the new day without a word of gratitude to you the man whose silent presence has meant support, strength and encouragement to our every undertaking. You have guided us on the road of education; you have pointed outi the paths to maturity; your concern for our welfare has been an effective force that has directed us successfully to the threshold of tomorrow. It is with great pride and respect that we present to you, Mr. Arthur E. Burke, our hands of friendship, and our yearbook. m