Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA WWW' , ,I BARBARA BAILEY Golden locks lmrc I. Barb was one of the most popular girls in Room 2. She loved new shoes, and we love het golden hair. She had many friends. MARY BALUKONIS A merry heart' makes a cheerful countenance! School s irit and Balcony's name go hand in hand. Iguring her four years of High she never missed a football game, and a perfect record would be hers had she not missed five basketball games. She had plenty of pals, attracted by her Congeniality. Upper Fourthg Home Economics Club IVg That's That IIIQ Pattie IV. JONATHAN KENDALL BANCROFT 'Fiml tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. Kendall was a hard worker in school and had a very cheerful disposition. He was full of fun and sometimes took pleasure before duty. CECIL BARNES - His limbs were cast in manly mould For hardy sports or contest bold. Teet will be remembered as one of our outstanding athletes, and he was always popular among his classmates. Football II, III, IVg Bas' ketfball IV, Co-Captaing Baseball III, IV.

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HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1932 MILTON HARRY AHRENDT An rzmbitious student With worthwhile ways. Milton was a newcomer from Iowa by the Mississippi, whose humorous smile and cheerful greeting soon made him popular at school. He was studious, and we know he'll make good on the track team. JOHN JOSEPH ARLAUSKAS Johnny's speaking is something great, We always want him to debate. Usually quiet, when Johnny speaks, his slow, drawling speech is a delight to hear. And you should see him in the ritzy uniform he wears while ushering at the State. Basketfball II. FRANCES AMY ASKHAM 'C'07l8f!l71f in spirit! Franny was the quiet, studious type in school, but once outside she was loads of fun. She was one of those who stood high in the Upper Fourth. Candy Girl at Pattie IV. ALPHON SE ALLEN BACKER f'He was sin: fret from sole to crown! Allie has a keen sense of humor and relish' es a joke as a Scotchman relishes a sale. He was very attractive looking and a very good golfer. Golf I, II fCaptainj, III Qlvlanagerl, IVg Football IIIg That's That g Bah IV: Pawtucket Play Tournament.

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TUSITALA EVERETT BARTLETT Niiwrf is rhr plwmurv itself cannot spoilg Is not true leisure om' with' true toil? Ev was one of the brains of the class, an Upper Fourth member. He was quiet and un' assuming, yet who knows what ran in that fathomless mind? Assistant Editor, Tusirala. FLORENCE EDWINA BASSETT Actin: alwnysg talking cverg Witty and nzrrry, decidedly clever. Jackie was always a very busy classmate, liked by all who knew her. Ticket Committee, Senior Playg Cheer Leader I, Il, IIIg Glee Club I, II, III, IVQ Physical Leader I, Hg Belle of Barcelonang Lucky Iadevg That's Thatnj i'Pattie. Q BENNIE BAUSHA I was nvrvr less alone than when by myself. Bennie could always be found with a host of friends, and the female element was his spef cialty. He was as good an athlete as he was 3. friend. Football II, III, IV. DAISY BEAN Of all thc' daisies in the dell This one is known and lorcd most well. Although Chasey was an optimist, lovable, and jolly to all, she had her moments of deep thought and study.