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

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TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY DAVID JOSEPH FLYNN “Dave” Although rather quiet, Dave was an indispensable behind-the- scenes man. He was our very capable stage manager for four years. His audio equipment and extensive knowledge added to the success of countless dances. Always reliable, Dave was a vital member of the Class of ’66. MARGARET LEE FORSYTH “Peg” Although Peg held a job training horses, she joined the Art, Camera, History, and Spanish Clubs and was an usher at gradua- tion. Her quick wit will always be remembered by her fellow classmates. JOHN FRANCIS FOWLER “Jack” Rather reserved, Jack’s outside responsibilities occupied much of his time. Jack participated on the track team for one year and the Art Club for three years. He served on the Sophomore Social decorating committee. Jack’s quiet but cheerful nature made him a welcome member of the Class of ’66. CHRISTINA FUGERE “Chris” Chris’ cooperative spirit resulted in her participating in many activities. She wrote for Teen Scene, Netop and Yearbook, and was able to maintain a Pro Merito rating. She was a member of the Band and the French, Spanish, History, Art and Chess Clubs and Camera Club Treasurer. Chris ushered and decorated many social functions. Her determination won her the respect of her classmates.

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STEWART FREEMAN FAULKNER II “Freeman” A sense of humor and a blushing smile marked Freeman’s years at TFHS. Freeman participated in the Band and Glee Club, of which he was Vice-President. He won second place .in Junior Prize Speaking and played in “Annie Get Your Gun” and the Christmas play. He wrote for Teen Scene and was a Managing Editor of the Yearbook and Netop. He was our Boys’ State dele- gate, and was a member of the History, Art, Camera, French and Commercial Clubs. He helped with social functions. Freeman’s fun loving manner will be remembered by the Class of ’66. DENNIS ARTHUR FISK “DENNY” Denny was a quiet but well-liked member of our class. He played baseball and football in his Freshman year and baseball in his Sophomore year, but an outside job prevented him from partici- pating in other extra curricular activities. Denny brought fun and laughter wherever he went. BRUCE CHESTER FISKE “Bruce” Bruce, a great guy with a friendly smile, participated in football and helped with our Prom decorations. He was a member of the Camera and Spanish Clubs. Bruce spent much of his time working but served on the business staff for our Yearbook and Netop. The Class of ’66 will always remember him as a buoyant person. SUSAN KAY FLEMING “Sue” Sue’s friendly manner was a welcome addition to our class. Sue was a member of the French, Art, History, Camera, Community Service, and Glee Clubs. Sue wrote for the Teen Scene and was a member of the Netop and Yearbook Rewrite staffs. She served as a member of various dance com mittees. Her school spirit will long be remembered by the Class of ’66. 26

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MARGARET ALICE GARDNER “Marge” Marge, one of the more personable members of our class, was in the Commercial Club and was a Senior Bank Day cashier. She served as secretary to Miss Purrington. Marge was on the re- freshment committee for the Sophomore Social and was an alter- nate for the Color Guard. Her witty sense of humor was an asset to our class. WILLIAM FREEMAN GARRAND “Gerund” Gerund’s comical antics were welcome assets to our class. He participated in the French, History, and Glee Clubs and was French Club President. Gerund played in Riders to the Sea” and wrote for Netop and Yearbook. He ushered at the Sopho- more Social and Junior Prom, and decorated for the latter. Friendly to all, he will long be remembered by our class. RICHARD BRUCE GATES “Rick” Joining our class in his Sophomore year, Rick, with his out- going personality, soon became a leading member. He participated on the Chess, French, History, and Camera Clubs and the track team. Rick was a Managing Editor for our Netop and Yearbook and earned a Pro Merito rating. His fun loving but conscientious manner made him a popular member of our class. TERESA AGNES GOLAMBESKI “Teri” Teri, was a happy-go-lucky member of our class. She was on the refreshment committee for the Senior Farewell, a Bank Day cashier and Miss Purrington’s secretary. She was a member of the Commercial Club. Teri w T as a welcome member of the Class of ’66. 28