Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA JOHN AUGUNAS OGOONIE I know u trick worth Iwo of that. Carefree and easy-going, John has provided many a laugh at the teachers expense and is quite popu- lar with all. Assistant Ifootball Manager II. Track II, III. IV, C-lee Club III. Publicity Committee. Senior Play. SOPHIIE ANN AUGUNAS A friendly nature, tl helping hand. Willing and ready to understand. Loyalty was Sophie's idea of true friendship. She was always ready to sympathize and offer help- ful suggestions which madc her so valuable to her friends, Her unending support helped her and her friends get along so well. Taltler Reporter II, Upper Iiourth. LENA BACKANOWSKAS LEE A very ultrarliue gentle lady. I.ee maintains a dignity and calm for all ex- cept her most intimate friends. Once her quiet sur- face is penetrated a hidden joviality that is most enjoyable is found. Decorating Committee A. A Dance III, Glee Club IV, Home Economics IV. FRANK BANIESEVICI-I BARB To know him was a privilege. The mystery about Barb was how he did so much in so little time, but in spite of his ceaseless activity he always found time to talk for a minute or to do a favor, Football II. III, IV. Baseball IV, Track II. III. Basketball III, IV.

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TUSITALA CONSTANCE ALEXOPOULOS HCONNIEH Sober, steadfast. and intent. To many she seems very quiet and reserved, but to those who know her better she is very enterf taining. We hear Connie is interested in the study of the Syrian people. Loads of luck, Con- nie l Glee Club IV. DORIS ANDRIOPOULOS DORIE Wr'th her, merriment is contagious. Doris was known by her delightful giggle. She always had some joke or riddle to solve, and her ceaseless merriment was always appreciated. RUTH ELAINE ARNOLD RUTHIE She that was euer fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and ye! was never loud. Ruth's company was certainly always enjoyed. Her friends were many and her enemies few. An ambitious student and on the Upper Fourth. JOSEPH AUGUN JOE Little said is soonest mended. Joe is a likable chap who is really quite studi- ous and ambitious. His fame as an accordionist has spread both far and near, and we are sure that some day we shall be proud of his musical abil- ity. Cabaret Vaudeville III.

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TUSITALA PHILIP BANIOS FIRPO Better be small and shine Than be tull and fast u shadow. Small of stature but possessing big ideas. Phil' has a witty remark for every occasion. Alumni Dance, Senior Play Ticket Committee. Tattler Re- porter III. Basketball Manager III. BERNARD BARBEAU Little I ask, my wants ure few. Bernard was quiet and unassuming. He asked for little, yet what he received he received well Cilee Club IV, Stage Committee for Senior Play. JOHN L. BARRON RED Well-t1'med silence hath more eloquence than speech. He was an easy fellow to get along with and. my, how he talked! Football III. Track III, Chairman of the Stage Committee for Senior Play. FRANCIS C. BARRY I have found you an argument: But I am not obliged to End you un understanding. How he did delight in discussing the technicali- ties of the Constitution and raising questions about it that John Marshall himself couldn't answer! Con- sidering that he is our most famous artist. we look upon his numerous whimsicalities and active brain as elements of his genius. Art Club II. III. IV. Library Club IV. Chemistry Club III. Publicity Committee Senior Play IV. Upper Fourth.