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

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MR. GEORGE F. WRIGHTSON In our forest of knowledge, one man stands sharply silhouetted against the horizon. To the Class of ’66 he represents one of the most influential factors in our lives. We are deeply indebted to him for his encouragement as a respected counsellor and leader. We are proud to call him our friend. He has secured a position of prominence in Turners Falls High School history, and a place of deepest regard in our hearts. We will long remember him as one of the most important personages in our high school career. His high ideals and principles have influenced us to reach still higher toward the achievement of our goals. With pride, the Class of ’66 dedicates this page to Mr. George Wrightson. 7

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MR. ROBERT L. PLAISTED One man has carved his name distinctly in our past. He has guided us through uncertainty, fear, and awkwardness. He has given us assurance, understanding, and poise. He has served as a teacher, an advisor, a friend. He has helped us to gain strength, to earn prominence, to achieve our highest goals. To you we are deeply indebted, our Class Advisor, Mr. Plaisted. 6

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FACULTY % MISS BERTA MARIA NUNEZ B.S. — Havana University B.A. — Doctor in Education Spanish I II. Spanish Club Advisor. MR. ALBERT JOSEPH ROUTHIER B. PH. — University of Montreal, M.A.T. — Boston College French I, II, III and IV; French Club Advisor, Guidance Counselor — ’67. MISS LOUISE MAY CLARK B.A. — University of Vermont MRS. JUDY FAITH FINKEL B.A. — Boston University M.D. — Middlebury Latin I; French I. French Club Advisor. 8