Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA JOHN E. CARROLL Just watch that smile. Yunk was always happy in and out of school and he always had a ready smile for ev' erybody. He did not take part in many of the school activities because he did not have much time for them. BERNARD L. CEDERHOLM 'fltesoluu and you are ff-ec. When Gus made up his mind to do some' thing, he'd do it. However, he hated making up his mind. He was a friend to all. ELEANOR CHAMPNEY Young in limhs, in jUdfl'IllI'llit aldf' Our gifted and voluble valedictorian's talents were equalled only by her popularity. Belle of Barcelonaf' Thais That g Glee Club Hg Art Cluh IIg Tattler I, II, HI, IV, Editorfinfchief IVg Upper Fourth. ANNA MARY CHESSON Ihr smiln u-us not mon- .sunny than hm' llfl'flTt.v Did you ever see Anna Mae when she wasn't smiling? If you did, it was most un- usual. Candy Girl at That's That III and at Pattie IVQ Press Club IVQ Upper Fourth.

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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.

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TUSITALA JANE GEORGE CHIMIKLIS Dark mul gvntlc as thc night. 'Chimmy was a darkfhaired, brownfeyed, and very thoughtful young lady. Well, perhaps not so thoughtful all the time, because we all have our moments, but anyway thoughtful enough to achieve a place on the Upper Fourth. Nice work, Jane! Belle of Barcelonaug Senior Play Property Committee IV. ARTHUR CHRISTIE 1Vhut's in ll' name? Art has been trying to trace his ancestors for many months but even with the use of tracer bullets, which he uses on the rifle team, he seems to make no headway. Belle of Barcelona. HAROLD CLARK 'I'Iu' schoolboy shows hix clirwrjul mor11'ing jawn' Clarkie worked on the lunch counter dur- ing his fourth year. He was a very studious lad and was of course in the Upper Fourth. We know that Clarkie will make a success of life, and we wish him a happy future. LU CILLE M. CLIFFORD Lnl'11bIl', l1rlp,'r!l. uurl 8f1lf?l'I'f', To many frivnd.-: xhr' 'is must df'ur. Through the four years of high school, to have held onc's marks sufficiently high to place onc's name on the Upper Fourth is not an easy accomplishment, but Lucille has won this dis' tinction, and 1932 is proud of her.