Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA LEAH BECHARD Leah is the type of girl who keeps in the back- ground and does not fancy holding a position in the limelight. Her utter frankness astounded us at times, but was always appreciated. CARMELLE GERTRUDE BELANGER Carmelle could always be depended upon to have the latest thing in clothes. Everything she under- took was done with care and punctuality. She was very quiet, but was appreciated by her class- mates as a valuable friend. - JOHN BELOWSKI John is a quiet, unpresuming fellow. He al- ways has an innocent expression on his face, but as the saying goes, Looks are only skin deep. He was a live wire in our classes, and we certain- ly appreciated his company. PAUL E. BERTRAND BERT What have we here-a second George Arliss? Bert certainly acts that way, although he doesn't have to assume a humorous part. for he's the best of fun at all times. The Delusion IV: Tusitala Paragrapher IV: Upper Fourth: Class Prophet.

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TUSITALA OTIS BARR I O. T. HO. T. is a gay and carefree fellow. He al- ways seems contented with whatever the day brings and never passes up a chance to bother the girls, JOHN EDWARD BARRY DUKE 'ADuke is a quiet boy but a jolly fellow. He is always willing to lend a helping hand. He was a member of the Football Team I: Track Team I, II: Tattler Reporter I, II: Decoration Commit- tee Alumni Dance. LORETTA BEAN BEANIE Beanies cheerful smile is always present. She is one girl you can't help liking. She is full of fun, and sometimes takes pleasure before duty. Beanie is always happy and friendly to every- one, and her friends are many and true. Home Economics Club II, III, IV. ALBERT THOMAS BECHARD UAL., Al was so quiet, at times, that it was hard to realize he was present in school. But his cheer- ful countenance and greeting were always wel- comed by all his many friends.

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TUSITALA PAUL BERUBE YVONNE We can do without some things in life. but a sense of humor is indispensable. Yvonne's is excellent. He is always willing to joke and be joked about. He made friends with everyone in school. and his laughter will always be echoing in the corridors and in our memories. Track III. IV. LIONEL BIBEAU BIBBS Was Bibbs proud of that N he made in football, and rightly so! He is remembered as one of our foremost athletes. Baseball III: Track III: Football III, IV. JOYCE ELIZABETH BICKFORD BICKY Bicky was frequently found in the school li- brary during her senior year. trying to quiet the noisy underclassmen. but nevertheless they all liked her because of her pleasant disposition. Biology Club II: Press Club IV: Upper Fourth. HERBERT ALEXANDER BIL BOW BERT Bert is one of the most likable fellows in the class. He surprised many a young lady when he sang a solo at the Christmas Assembly-another Nelson Eddy in the making. Glee Club IV: Tick- et Committee Senior Play: Tatller Reporter IV.