Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA GEORGE G. BRITTON BILLY Billy's mischievous pranks were never-end- ing. and we often laughed when we should have been studying, Bill was captain of the cross- country team during his fourth year and also a Tusitalu paragrapher. CAMILLE J. BRODEUR Ambitious-that describes Camille. She wants to become a musician or a nurse, Well, which- ever line of work she takes up. we know from observation in school that she will be a success. Chemistry Club III: Glee Club III, IV. J. PERSHING BULGER Everyone who knew Pershing will remember him for his perpetual cheerfulness and his incor- ruptible honesty. I-Ie was a person everyone was happy to know. Track II. IV: Usher Gradua- tion III: Upper Quarter, ELIZABETH JANE BUNDY BETTY Attractive. popular, sweet, a good student- that is Betty, ever-willing, but never presum- ing. She is a girl everyone is happy to know. Dramatics Club II: Tattler Reporter I. II, As- sistant School Notes Editor III. Alumni Editor IV: Press Club IV: Senior Play: The Delusionu IV: Lunch Counter IV: Upper Fourth.

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TUSITALA CECILE BOUCHER Sis Where there's room for a giggle, there's always room for Sis, She could always be distin- guished by her extreme good nature and proved herself enjoyable company for all her classmates. MAURICE R. BOULANGER Maurice was always quiet and reserved in school. but always pleasant to chat with. His ambition is to become a priest. The Class of '36 wishes you the best of luck, Maurice. for we know you will succeed. ELIZABETH MARY BRADLEY BETTY Betty always did her own work, never ex- pecting someone else to do it for her. I-Ier quali- ties should take her a long way on the road to success. Home Economics Club II, III, IV. ETI-IEI. BREDENBERG SKIDS We all knew Skids with her blond hair and schoolgirl complexion which was always wreathed with gay smiles. Tattler Reporter III: Dramatics Club III: Tusitala Paragrapher.

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TUSITALA PAUL EMIL BURNS We shall always remember Paul because of his continual search through dusty volumes which had not been opened for years and his ready store of knowledge of literature and science. Dramatics Club III. IV: Senior Play. ELOISE J. BURQUE UBURKIE Burkie is the live wire of the class. and al- ways on the go. We know she'll succeed in what- ever she attempts because of her initiative and alertness. Dramatics Club II, III: Ticket Com- mittee Senior Play: Press Club IV. ISRAEL NAPOLEON CARON Israel is the quiet. reserved type. He never bothered much with participating in outdoor sports. but was always an eager onlooker. His school work always came first with him. GEORGE JOHN EAVOUR CACHIONA PROFESSOR We point with pride to 'AProfessor. He was the class example of grit and courage. He had a smile for everybody and was well liked by the en- tire student body. Upper Fourth: Class Orator,