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

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LINDA MARIE HOULE MARGARET ANN JAKOTOWICZ MARGARET Margaret, during her Junior and Senior years, was an efficient Bank Day Cashier. She was in the Girls’ Glee Club for three years, and won a part in the musical, Swingin’ High, at the end of her Junior year. As a Senior, Margaret held the position of secretary to Mr. Plaisted and took part in the Senior Play by selling tickets. LYNN CARL THOMAS HOYNOSKI TOMMY” T.F.H.S. had its own Satchmo. Carl was the cornetist in the band for four years and played in the Swingsters in his Sophomore, Junior and Senior years. Tommy” was appointed Co-Student Director of the band in his Junior year and Assistant Student Director in his Senior year. Six tryouts placed Carl in District and All-State Band for three years. Carl was a member of the Pro Merito Society. In his Freshman year, Tommy” played football, basketball, and baseball. He carried out the duties of Treasurer of the French Club in his Junior and Senior years. Carl played the part of Grady in the Senior Play. Lynn” was quite active in a variety of activities during her high school years. As a member of the band for three years, she was chosen Secretary in her Senior year. She sang in the Glee Club for three years as a second soprano. Dur- ing her high school years her athletic interests centered on basketball and tum- bling. As a commercial student, she was chosen Bank Day Cashier and was awarded several certificates of Noma Spelling Achievements. During her Senior year, she was on the Netop and Yearbook Staffs. She was also a member of the Chess Club and Art Club for four years, and was on the Costume Committee for the Senior Play. JOYCE MARIE HURD JOCEY” Passing by the Art Room on school days, you would be likely to see a dark head bending over the drawing board. This was Jocey applying her artistic talents. Because of outside responsibilities, Jocey” did not participate in any other class activities.

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GOOG” STEPHEN JOHN GULO JR. List all the activities in which you have participated,” said the paper. So Steve thought. 1 was a Pro Merito for four years! Managing — hummmm. I guess it could be called my main activity — manager for the J. V. Basketball team in my Sophomore year — Varsity Basketball Team in my Junior year and the Junior Prize Speaking business manager. Clubs? Well, I was a member of the Glee Club and the Art Club for three years, and the History for two. Anything else? An actor i n the Christmas Play and a member of the Prom Decorating Com- mittee in my Junior year — that’s all! MARCIA LOIS HALL MARCY” ’’Marcy” became a member of our distinguished color guard in her Senior year and, with this group, she attended all the football games and parades as a representative of the school. She joined the Art Club during the same year and participated in the Tumbling Team in her Junior and Senior years. Marcy” proved to be an efficient and capable secretary to Mrs. Barclay. Janet, the twelve year old sister in Christmas at Home, was ably portrayed by Marcia. She was on the Properties Committee of the Senior Play. DIANE JUNE HASKINS PURSIE” Shooting for the basket — passing the ball to a fellow player — Pursie” was good at both, enabling her to be a member of the team her Senior year. Besides basketball, Diane svas a tumbler her Junior and Senior years, and was a member of the Art Club. SHARON LESLIE HILLIARD SHARON” Jinny June Goes to the Wedding by J. L. Harbour; this piece will long be remembered because of Sharon ' s fine interpretation at Junior Prize Speaking. For her excellence, she was awarded second prize. Sharon proved her scholastic ability as a member of the Pro Merito Society. For three years, her voice could be heard in harmony with the Girls ' Glee Club. The French, History, Community Service, and Art Clubs also had Sharon’s name on their rosters. As a member of the Netop and Yearbook Staff, she displayed her energy and willingness to work. Sharon also ushered at the Sophomore Social and Junior Prom and was a mem- ber of the ring committee. Sharon was Mistress of Ceremonies for our Veterans’ Day play, Call Me Mac, and played the humorous part of the Lingery Lady in The Egg and l.

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MARSHA JANE JALICKI MARSH” Marsha, maintaining a Pro Merito rating, contributed much to the activi- ties in which she participated. She was one of the members of our Netop and Yearbook Staffs. As a skilled player of chess, she held membership in the Chess Club her Junior year. In her Senior year, she was a member of the History Club. Marsh” ushered for many school occasions: Junior Prize Speaking, Class Day, and Graduation. During her Senior year, she portrayed Mrs. Burgess in the Christmas Play, and was one of the ticket sellers for the Senior Play . MICHAEL MARTIN JANOS MIKE” Mike’s versatility was proven by numerous interests and activities through- out his four years of high school. He maintained a Pro Merito rating, and was the Co-Editor of the News Staff on the Netop and Yearbook. Mike” was a member of the Basketball, Tennis, and Track Teams in his Freshman and Sophomore years, and the French and History Clubs during his Junior and Senior years. He played Captain Blakeley in our Columbus Day presentation, The Caine Mutiny Court Martial by Herman Wouk, and was chosen an alternate for Junior Prize Speaking. This acting ability led him to the part of Don in our Senior Play, The Egg and l. JACQUELYN FAYE JENKIN JACKIE” Into almost every activity you ' d look, Jackie” was there, for her interests were many. First of all she was on the Feature Staffs of the Netop and Year- book. Secondly, she was a band member for four years, and in her Sophomore and Senior years she was chosen for Regional Band. Thirdly, she played J. V. Basketball and Varsity Basketball for one year each. Fourthly, she belonged to the Art, History, Camera, and Community Service Clubs, and w ; as an usher for the Junior Prom. Jackie” was a part of the Senior Play by serving on the Make-up Committee. CONSTANCE KABANIEC CONNIE” Connie ' s portrayal of the attractive Miss Cook in the musical comedy Suingin ' High showed both musical and dramatic ability. This same ability was displayed when she became an alternate Prize Speaker and a member of the Girls ' Glee Club for three years. During her Senior year she worked diligently on the Netop and Yearbook Staffs as Co-Editor of the News Staff. As a Bank Day Cashier in her Junior and Senior years she applied her commercial at- tributes. She was an active member of the Art Club for two years, Community Service for four years, and the History Club for one year. A continuation of her dramatic ability w ' as her portrayal of Tonie in our Senior Play. 30