Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA - MARY DORIS BOGDAN Always a smile will ri hvlping hand Always a friend who will umlf'rstun1l. Mary was always happy and friendly to every' one. Those of us who were lucky enough to read her themes certainly enjoyed them. Tattler IV, and Upper Fourth. GABRIELLE VIRGINIA BOILARD Laugh and thu world laughs with you- Whenever one of us had a joke that we thought was good, we always found Gaby willing to listen and ready to laugh with us. Gabrielle was a busy girl outside of school, but she had time to join and enjoy the Home Eco' nomics Club II, III. SIEFAR BORTAS Look at those m1mcl4vs. Seefus did not work very hard in the class' room, but he certainly worked hard outside of school. He played tackle on the football team and was a hammerfthrower on the track team. Football III, IVg Track III, IV. KARNIG BOYAJIAN Ha that hath putirncer muy compass !lII,lllhlHg.U Karney was a very studious and hard' working lad. His pet study was German, in which he excelled, and his chief delight was puzzling over diflicult passages that no one else could possibly figure out. We know that Karney will make good.

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TUSITALA HILDA MAE BEECHMAN To mvvt mich day with 11. clzrcrful smile Is truly well worth while. Hilda's cheerful smile was always present. She was one girl you couldn't help liking. Her friends were many and true. She was a member of the Home Economics Club III, IV. CLARENCE FARRAR BENT High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courts.-fy. Always quiet and courteous, Clarence was a good scholar and a good fellow, who joined our class sophomore year and still retained some of his New York State accent. Good wishes for your college career, Clarence. I LEO BERGERON So iHIllfltit 11it, full of action, full of manly pride and friendship. Leo's popularity was due to his courtesy and ability as a leader. He is always jolly and full of fun. We hope he never loses that mischief vous twinkle in his eyes. Pawtucket Play Tour- namentg Head Cheer Leaderg Assistant Editor Tusitalag Usher at Graduation 1931 and at P3.Cti8.N FLORENCE GERMAINE BENGEVIN Sho entertains a good disposition. If you saw Billie, you were sure to see Helen. She was quiet, but by the twinkle in her eye you knew she could be mischievous.

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TUSITALA ' -1' 'l 'nanny'- ARNOLD CAMPBELL By the wurlf our' knows thc' urorlrnzmlf' Arnold always had his work done. He was constantly on the Honor Roll and in the Upper Fourth. Prom Committee IIIg Graduation Usher III. Good luck, Arnold! EDGAR RALPH CARON A youth tllvrf' was with quiet ways. Quiet, good humored, and sensiblefappearing, Eddy was a welcome addition to the class of 1932. He was out for Track 1, and a member of Boys' Rifle Club IV. YVETTE CARON If Ifllljjhffl' -is contagious, .lust stand und !'IIfl'fI hm' grin. Yvette was the quiet girl with the beautiful voice. But that wasn't the only reason we all liked her so well! That's That HL Candy Gill at Pattie IV. CON STANTINE CAROS ll'fH'1I humor crnncs my way, 'Tis lwrr' that I will play. Castor Oil was a bitter dose to his teachers, because of his cheerful clamor and ready wit. He was in the following plays: Pattie, That's That, and the Lucky jade.