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

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9B RAPIDS SNAGS MURMURS Homework Washing dishes Short hand Cooked carrots Crabby parents Geometry classes Homework English Exams History Fords Fords Conceit The Beatles CURRENTS Arthur Paulin Karen Pelletier Linda Pelletier Christine Perry Kirkland Perry Jean Pervere Lorraine Peters Maria Plaza Virginia Potosek Stanley Potyrola Francis Remillard David Riel Peter Rogers Joseph Rozecki Muriel Rubin Patricia Ryan (7th) Patricia Ryan Karen Sibley Phyllis St. Germain William St. Germain Brian San Soucie Jerry Sears Mary Shea Albert Siciak Francis Simanski Linda Siteman Diane Slaunwhite Linda Stevens Dawn Strange Judith Strysko Gary Sutton Bernard Tatro David Tela Robert Tencati Barbara Thompson David Thompson Edwin Traceski Robert Trudel Linda Tuttle Carlene Viens Arnold Waldron Katherine Walsh Gordon Walsh, Jr. Edward Wasielewski, Jr. Linda Waynelovich Jeffrey Webster Evelyn Welcome Virginia Wheeler Paula Whiteman Catherine Wirth Jacqueline Zabko Gerald Zywna Girls, hunting, fishing and skiing. Butch Sanders Men Water-skiing No comment G.H.J.L.R.S.P.M. Saturday nights R.G. Troop 17 Drag racing Girls Judy GSWCH A broken radio, and a screwdriver Going to Israel Rivieras Fran D.C.’s poems Don 1 o’clock Chiz Good jokes Walter and Zelda Money High Billowy Clouds ’65 red Mustangs and G.P.O. Mommy and Daddy Mr. Avery Boys Steve Dachczyn Vicki Vetts and drag racing Easy Exams Anita R.B. plays Frany Sports Week-ends Spirit of 48” Spirit of 48” Getting out at 1. Richard Good marks Hunting Anything with six strings KAB Ricky Rebel and Rip Summer Vacation The Riverside Gang” Troop 17 Jean Good-bye’s Popcorn Homework Interrupted recesses Homework Review math Charley’s hamburgers Cathtillion Thponith Morris” Homework Pretentious people Math Quizzes Mr. Goodfield United States Marines Chaperones Washing dishes Incomplete passes Ford lovers and girls who hate cars. Lazy people Being broke Indecision Snakes Opponents Glory seekers String beans Sunda Getting up at 7. Work Homework School during deer hunting. Snobs Cement guard posts Staying home Alarm clocks Math Tests Boys with bleached hair. Slow drivers Greenfield You gonna get it.” Could be tense.” You bug me.” ???” I don’t know!” You fink !” Help!” ”Je ne sais pas” I can’t believe it!” Oh, yea!” Swing it.” I’m thinking about it.” Dropped something” Son of a gun!” Definitely” Cut it out!” Who knows?” Forget it!!” I could care!” Definitely !” What’ch got to eat, Ma!” What’s up?” Absolutamente !” Ah ha!” Unbelievable” That’s life!” What’s life? Wicha!” Who do you think you are?’ IF you say so!” Cut it out or else!” Just for kicks!” Ford’s don’t go (At all) !” Ten to one . . Sure enough!” You’ve gotta be kidding!” I kid you not!” Censored !” You know !” Boys! Are they worth it?” Rats! ! !” Big deal, big deal !” I like it!” Now . . .” ???” C’est la vie” Cement guard posts” Ducky !” Isn’t that the sweetest . . I ain’t hey!” you’ve gotta be kidding! ? !’ Lovely!” How’s the baby?” 68

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CURRENTS RAPIDS SNAGS Robert Giknis White sweat shirts Dogs ;Carol Gloski Long week-ends Taking history notes Nancy Gmyrek Coca-cola Unreasonable people David Grader 1 o’clock Ford lovers Robert Harbourt Dances Long assignments Donna Hardy Don R. Homework Wayne Hastings Girls English Susan Haynes Remo The eight o’clock bell Anne Hilliard Billy Ban on girls during football season Sandra Hoar Locker 59 Infatuations Gloria Huber Mount Hermon Quiet studies John Isles Sports Food Elizabeth Janos Guitarists People who don’t like me Kathleen Jarvis My own submarine Old people with hot rods Wayne Jefferson Week-ends Hypocrites Madeline Jones Week-ends when I’m not working Working on week-ends Janet Karasinski Ham on rye Boys with bermudas Andrea Karpinski Bob Mount Hermon Edmund Kawecki Bathing suits Monday morning Nance Kells The haunted house The wolf-man Jean Kelly Jerry Recess during football season James Kelsey A car that runs Navy Ronald Kenny Sharon Work Patricia Kirk Troop 17 Mobs Jo-Anne Klowan Blue People who tell fibs Karin Koldys Troop 17 Tear gas Sandra Kostecky The Red Rose Tea Band Work David Krejmas Boston Red Sox New York Yankees John Kuczek Cindy Chevies Walter Kurtyka Typing Compositions Carl Kuzontkoski Girls Homework Charles Laczynski Mr. Bassett’s homeroom English and history Jean Laczynski Bob The farm Gary Lambert Bob Petit Yankees Linda Lambert Mrs. Llewelyn’s slick Spanish II classes Review Math Patricia Legere Troop 17 People Teresa Lemoine Bernie G. U.S. History Cynthia Lenois Be Be Booie Volkswagens Kenneth Long June 17 Review Math John Mackin Mr. Bassett’s homeroom Woman drivers Beverly Magdycz P.M. G.H. J.L. R.S. People with superiority complexes Mary Makarewicz Salami on Rye Early Buses Jeanne Martin Talking Taking notes in History Brian Matherson Hunting English Francis Meyer History Exams Bernard Monkiewicz Italian food Work Rosemary Nadeau Troop 17 Dumb People William Nagle Mad” Magazine People who leer over their Lynda Neault Bruce Jackman glasses Homework Timothy Norwood Days gone by Blatant people Gary Oberg Linda Liver Margaret Olson Vacations Term Papers John O’Riley Ardice Fighting with Ardice Robert Parmenter Week-ends School Linda Parsons U.S. History Alarm clocks MURMURS Can’t win ’em all.” That’s right!” How are ya?” Fords don’t go.” Ask me if I care” Oh, my God !” Say breathe!” Can I have a ride home?” Oh Kelly, what should Ido?” Line up, you Peabrains !” Dang it.” How about that!” What now?” Like meow, Hi cat.” Look at that one!” I’m hungry!” Oh, crumb!” Hit the ground !” Got your homework done? Don’t try any of your five- bar-gate jumps and all that sort of stuff ! !” You’re so dumb!” I don’t know.” ooohhh!” Your kidding me!” Not too swift.” Me too !” You’re kiddin?” Wait till next year!” Look at that rompin’ Ford. What’s your problem” Oh, no !” I don’t know.” Don’t say that!” Shezam” Who knows?” How sexy !” I’ll never tell.” What will Bobby say?” Get serious.” Don’t sweat it!” Tough ! isn’t it?” Oh great!” I kno-o-ow” ???” Hi!” ???” Nobody tells me anything. Aw, meatballs !” You’re kidding me!” Unbelievable” Oh yea ! !” What’s the scoop?” Ya, you!” You’ll get over it.” Here we go again.” 67

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CLASS WILL Leonard Adams leaves his book on How to Get the Most Out of Homeroom Period.” Kathy Alber leaves for Millers. Rich Albright leaves gladly. Bill Aldrich leaves coaching the freshmen to Mr. Farland in hopes he can handle it. Bob Aitken leaves his place on the yearbook staff to anyone who can fill it. John Ariel leaves Mr. Galvin with an unguarded room. Dennis Banash leaves his seat in French to anyone who can stand it. Bill Barry leaves his whistle echoing in the halls. Karen Bartlett leaves her place at twirling practices to anyone who enjoys directing gossip. Berge leaves for Provincetown and Ginsburg. Clayton Bezio leaves his art to anyone who needs messy paper. Anita Bordeaux leaves in sadness — no more roaming the halls with Kathy Walsh. Carol Borkowski leaves her broken drum sticks to the fink who broke them. Kitty Borthwick leaves to meet Harry. Mary Boulanger leaves — ask her if she cares ! ! ! John Bourbeau leaves his gym skipping know-how to the lower classmen. Elmer Brown leaves his gym classes to his two brothers. Brownie leaves his Tarzan call to anyone with a lotta lung power. Richard Bugbee leaves his history book to any Junior who thinks he’s smart enough to use it. Kathy Bushway leaves gladly ! Jim Cade leaves his stone age Jeep to the original Jeep driver, Ching. Bob Caouette leaves the golf team to Chi Chi and Leo. Joe Chagnon leaves as the only boy in his English class. Louis Chappell bombs off in his convertible. Fred Chase leaves Mr. Galvin’s chem lab with regret. Chiz leaves without ever getting on the stage. Chrish leaves for the Waves. Nancy Clark leaves — gladly ! Pat Colbeth leaves the soda pop at football games to Miss Reum. Mary Conway leaves watching What’s My Line?” 69