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

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MANAGING STAFF — Left to Right: Peter Rogers (Managing Editor), Robert Trudel, David Tela (Managing Editor). ART STAFF — Left to Right: Mary DeMeo, Linda Waynelovich, Jerry Sears, Linda Crowell. SPORTS STAFF — Left to Right: Gary Sutton (Sports Editor), James Cade, Mary Boulanger, Robert Brown, John O ' Riley (Sports Edi- tor), David Tela, Albert Siciak. NEWS STAFF — Seated Left to Right Maria Plaza, Carol Borkowski, Karen Sib ley (News Editor), Robert Aitken (New: Editor) Mary Boulanger, Cheryl Christian Standing Left to Right: Virginia Potosek Andrea Karpinski, Patricia Kirk, Karir Koldys, Christine Perry, Kathleen Jarvice Ardice Dube, Anne Hilliard, Jean Kelly Jane Galipault. 18

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64 One September day in 1961 a small stream emerged from the mountains and began its long journey to the sea. It was on that day that we, the class of 1965, first entered the halls of Turners Falls High School. We were at first overwhelmed by the swift current of the new curriculum, the activities and, in fact, by the whole new world of high school. But we were immediately made to feel a part of this new world when we were officially welcomed at the Freshman-Senior Reception. I The months passed with surprising speed and it seemed impossible that this course could have ever been strange to us. As our freshman year ended we were impatiently awaiting the next bend in our journey. ice i tin men :re: :ginr The second bend came into sight and it proved to be all that we had anticipated. We found the current more turbulent as we were drawn into many activities. But we had acquired strength and we as- serted it when we first elected our own class officers: John O’Riley, president; James Cade, vice-president; Paula Garrand, secretary; Linda Chisholm, treasurer; Virginia Potosek, historian. As a river has many separate currents, so our class had as many individuals, each with his own interests and objectives — yet unity pervaded. It was a co-operative effort that made possible our Sopho- more Social. The gym gaily decorated with a Christmas decor made our first dance a memorable affair. With the flow of events decisions had to be made, one of which was the selection of our class ring. We proudly wore them as a symbol of our unity and purpose. We were fast approaching the third bend and our goal became more real to us. spon kc irrar stori unt! T :oduc »nai T » r thf a: F, arne