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

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Miss Florence Argy — is Director of Vocal Music in the Town of Montague, teaches Music Appre- ciation and instructs the Boys ' and Girls’ Glee Clubs. Mr. Donald Short is the Director of In- strumental Music in the Town of Montague and conducts the Band and Swingsters. Mr. Warren Brigham — is the conductor of the Orchestra and gives lessons to the participants. Mr. Richard Kossakoski — instructs students in Manual Training, and teaches Mechanical Draw- ing during the afternoons. Mr. Harold Fugere — is the Boys ' Physical Edu- cation Instructor and is in charge of Driver Edu- cation. Mrs. Helen Reidy — drills the Girls’ Tum- bling Team, coaches the Girls’ Basketball Team, and instructs weekly gym classes. As our faculty cannot be categorized by departments — neither can they be divided by floors. Some of these teachers instruct on all floors — some in the grammar school building — some in the auditorium — yet all are unified in developing the many-sided” stu- dent by establishing a relationship between all subjects and fields. Miss Alice Reum — Senior home room 23. Miss Reum is the teacher of Home Economics and head of the Home Economics Club. Mr. Constantine O ' Doherty — teaches Social Sci- ence. He is the Varsity Football Coach and Di- rector of Athletics.

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DNALD F. BROWN BROWNIE” On stage, on the gridiron, in the classroom: )n always did his best to aid our class. He s elected to the office of President in his lior year. During his final year, he had the nor of being Co-Captain of the Football am, climaxing his three years of Varsity npetition. Don was also a member of the rsity baseball lineup for three years. His me appeared on the masthead of the Netop d Yearbook, signifying his work under the ading Sports Staff. He was a Junior Prize eaker, presenting The Soul of the Great ll, by Lafcadio Hearn; he. portrayed the De- lse Attorney, Greenwald, in our Columbus y presentation of Herman Wouk’s The ine Mutiny Court Martial. Don also played ■ part of Thad in the Senior Play and ap- ared in the musical comedy, Swingin’ High. ARCIA JANE BEAUBIEN BUBBLES” Bubbles most aptly describes the vivacious rsonality of this girl, who was chosen Class cretary for three years. Outstanding among r activities was her membership in the Pro erito Society. Her dramatic capabilities ned her the honor of being a participant in nior Prize Speaking in which she presented e selection, School for Scandal, by R. Brins- ' Sheridan. Marcia was also Mistress of Cere- anies for the Columbus Day Program during r Senior year. She played the important role Betty in the Senior Play. In her Junior year, ■ was chosen as the representative to Girls’ ate. Interested in music, Bubbles” was a ember, and also accompanist, of the Girls’ lee Club for three years. She was in the Or- estra two years, and was selected for District torus as a Senior. I JUDITH ANN HUMPHREY JUDY” It is difficult to summarize the vitality and leadership that is so much a part of Judy”. Proving her scholastic ability, she attained a Pro Merito rating and was Co-Editor of the Yearbook and Netop Staffs in her Senior year. As Class Historian for three years, Judy” pro- vided leadership needed to make our activities successful. Displaying her musical abilities, Judy” was a member of the band for four years, and the Swingsters for two years. In her Junior year she was chosen Co-Student Di- rector of the band, and in her Senior year was Student Director. Her musical ability was fur- ther displayed when she was selected to Re- gional and All-State Band for three years. Athletically she played J.V. Basketball for one year and Varsity for one, also. She was a mem- ber of the Art, History, Community Service, and French Clubs, and was Co-Chairman of the Senior Play Make-up Committee. Judy” is to be commended for the inspiration she has given to us all, and for a job well done. MARTHA ELIZABETH LUEY MARTY” A list of Marty’s” achievements in high school might begin with : ( 1 ) she was a Pro Merito, (2) she was our Class Treasurer for three years, (3) she was Vice-President of the French Club in Junior year. It could continue with facts such as Marty” was a J.V. and Var- sity Basketball player for three years and Cap- tain of the twirlers in her Senior year. Martha sang in the Girls ' Glee Club for three years and became Secretary of this club when she was a Senior. She got a little bit of farm life, when she played the part of Anne in the Sen- ior Play. To the list you would still be adding: Art Club, History Club, Tumbling Team . . . JOHN JOSEPH ZYWNA ZYV” Zyv was Vice-President of our class for three years. He was a standout in athletics and climaxed three years of Varsity Football as Co- Captain in his Senior year. He also participated in baseball and basketball for four years. The result of his outstanding sports abilities was his acceptance of the Canon Novak Award in his Senior year. In our Junior Prize Speaking contest, John won first prize with his presenta- tion of Leopold Lewis’, The Burgomaster. Be- cause of his writing ability and leadership, John was chosen Sports Editor of the Yearbook and Netop Staffs. He was Vice-President and three year member of the Boys’ Glee Club, and a two year member of the History Club. During his Junior year, he was elected as Turners’ representative to Boys’ State. John continued his acting ability by portraying Lieutenant Ste- phen Maryk in Herman Wouk’s, The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, during his Senior year. Because of his all-around abilities, Zyv” re- ceived the Harvard Prize Book Award at the 1961 Graduation. He also served on the Prop- erties Committee for the Senior Play.