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

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MR. ARTHUR E. BURKE John Jones, a T.F.H.S. student, has only an im- personal contact with Mr. Burke. He might see him walking through the hall — perhaps stop and talk with him — feel important. But then John goes on to his classes, activities, so much more time consuming . . . immediate. Who is Mr. Burke? Who is responsible for the standard of classes, the activities, the school? The impersonal becomes familiar.

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News Staff — Standing, Constance Ka- baniec, Michael Janos, Co-Editors; Sit- ting, Sharon Hilliard, Sarah Lizotte, Roberta Drinzek, Susan Bourret, Nancy Bray. Feature Staff — Standing, Michael Mc- Carthy, Martha Luey, Co-Editors; Sit- ting, Noreen Molongoski, Karen Plante, Jacquelyn Jenkin. Sports Staff — Standing, John Zywna, Editor; Sitting, Donald Brown, Ray- mond Berry, Joseph Simanski.

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MR. GEORGE F. WRIGHTSON When a man’s value is recognized by an entire community, then he must truly be an asset to its af- fairs. Such is the case of the man who is in the prin- cipal’s office at Turners Falls High School. His value is recognized by all, and especially by this graduating class which has grown to realize and appreciate, in the four years we have spent near him, the friend- ship and aid that he offers to us now and in the future. He is always taking a sincere interest in all activities in which we have participated, whether or not they are connected with school. This is the main quality of this man that establishes the respect and esteem in which he is held. He is always among us — our successes, our failures — and even though we will leave T.F.H.S., we are aware that we will not leave the thoughts of this man who will still continue his quality of aiding us. For this we thank and especially commend the man George F. Wrightson.