Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA l'1RANl,l'.5 lURNl'.li l'l,.'X'l'llliIi Size ix tix fair ax the grunt 'zvilzlwi' llltltllllifjllffl Henle was one of the few who eoultl weztr the lroyish hola lmecomingly. Her wit :intl good humor won her many frienrls in N. ll. 5. t'lJetle haul Il laugh ull her own which was instantly recognized everywhere. .Xml tlo Gentlemen l'ret'er lllonclesu? .Nsk our An-- gelzi. l.et her list of activities speak for it- self: Lfznicly Committee ot NI:1rcl1et:t l, :mil ot l'rincess llonnit- llg Glee fluli ll, Ill, IV: Deltztting Chili lllg Mztntlolin Cluli lllg Miss liolm White lllg l'erson:tls litlitor of Tatller lVg Du1cy IVg Tmitala Pura- grupher IV. ALICI-I KA'riii-:tunic FLYNN Quiet, xillzjile, ye! lovely 'in her -way. You haul to know :mtl unclerstztntl Al he- lore you coulcl really ztplweciztte her. She was ll quiet, reservetl young lztcly, not exactly lrztsli- ful, lint inclinecl to lie tiinitl. She was well liked hy all the members of her clnss, espe- cially the lmoys, tor she .mid little :incl Ilmizglzl much. XYoultl that we hzul more like Al in the class! You can assure yourself that she workefl diligently as one of the junior liflllll Committee. Arlene EVIQLYN Fin-:Nell To give ix a jileax1c1'e. In spite of the fact that Alice stucliecl very energetically, she still fouucl time to help others. The helping hztncl that she most will- ingly cxteuclerl to the memlmers of Room 71X was :tpprecizttecl hy nll. Alice wats wont to permit her mind to clrift to clzty-flreziming, hut this will not lie in vain, for with her person- :ility :tntl chztrzicter we feel sure that she will meet her Prince Churmiilg some clay!

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TUSITALA Davin lixtsllzic lli.v lmir ix rrixfv and Irluvk and luuyg Ilix fare ix like Hn' lun. Although t'lJax'e', halter clicl not Come to Nashua High School from New York until the lfegginning ot' the Senior year, he quickly made himself a place in the class. Dare wus, in fact, one of our most clistingnisheil athletes, having won a place on the hasket-hall and track teams. llc also showcrl great ahility in our clelvating contests with Manchester and Concord. Kloreover, he was a consistently gootl Stuclelll. lil-1.1x'1'iuet41 li. l ,xlzNil.x1x1 el horn lrutler of Imlll men mm' 'zeolzleuf' Bea was one of the workers ol' the class. She was, as you see Ivy her list ol activities, popular among her classmates. She shonlcl have joinerl the Debating Clnln, for she was lontl ol arguing. Nlarietta College is enroll- ing Bea in the tall, anil we all wish her happiness and success there. She was lrnsy, as her activities show: Candy Committee Klarcheta lg llasket-hall ll, lllg Dramatic Chili IYQ Home liconomics Chili IYQ llroperty and Canfly Committee for Senior l'lay IYQ Physical l.earler ll, lll, IVQ Pina- fore lVg Upper Fourth, IV. joim liltIll'1R'I' ltl.'XRRliI.l, liar nnmy it joke lam' he. C-U' certainly knew how to tell a joke, lint he conlrl also listen to one, which is a rarer accomplishment. ,He came to our class hy means of the cloulvle promotion route. Li-U' was always experimenting' in chemistry, antl the results which he ohtainecl wouhl astonish a veteran chemist. ,llis favorite expression was Ohl You clizzy mlnmlv-hell. Ile was a tratlic otlicer Ill. NYe wish yon luck, C-C , -we know yon'll never forget the good times which you hacl in 7A.

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Tal' TUSITALA RUliliR'l' llixrlc Gmtlmnicit Hyiflllt' and fide wail for nu Mimi. Time certainly never waited for Hola, He always got there on time, if not a little early. l'nnetuality seemed to he his motto and he surely lived np to it. Ile has traveled across the United States and can tell many interest- ing stories of things he has seen. As a valu- ahle memlmer of the Track Squad Ill and ly' he also showed that he could travel with nn- usnal speed on his own two feet. lle was a well-groomed, dignihed usher at the Senior l'lay. Aixinc Gmini Her lzenrl runs om' of llmxe zeliirli 7llII.l'f vuamar ns. ll n.r lo ri'rt'1:'t' and mnrlrlt' I0 I't'ftlllI.H Amie was another of our quiet yet reliahle students. Almost every morning hefore school she eonld he found up in Mrs. Nesmith's room, running the typewriter. Many of ns often wondered if she had any lvreakfast. We all rememher Amie as Rlrs. Rip Van NNinkle in the play presented lsy the physiology Class in Assembly lll. She was in the concerts which were given her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. Also she was a memlner of the envied Upper lfourth. l'A'l'IIiNCIC lnluzic Of .runny ftnror, rlnzrm and fVtIlit'l1t't'.U 'l'hey made no mistake in naming l'at, for she lives up to her name. NVhen Amie was very hnsy, Vat would he having a nice time, hut she had her studies done anyhow, every- dayg she did her work slowly and elliciently, and was not one of those who boast I di1ln't even look at the hook. NN'itness her high standing in Upper lfonrth, Like Amie. she had a good time trying to match her weight with her height junior year. She took the part of llannah in Mrs Rip Van XX'inkle Ill.