Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA KATHRYN V. BARRY KAY To those who know thee not, no words can paintf And those who know thee. know all words are faint! Kay is a girl who has a way with her-a way to our best known male hearts! She managed to have time for good marks and still to take part in extra-curricular activities-as well as keeping up her dating average. That's pretty good! Dramatics Club II. III. IV. Glee Club III, IV, General Com- mittee A. A Dance IV, Reporter IV. Senior Play IV. Prompter for Tournament Play, The Man in the Bowler Hat IV, Vice President Athletic As- sociation IV. Upper Fourth. PAUL BARTLETT PAUI-Y True humility. The highest virtue. mother of them ull. Paul was a good scout who always placed his model A Dizzie at your disposal. It was just as trustworthy as Patil himself: not only took you, but brought you back. Upper Fourth. CONSTANCE BEAROR CONNIE A winsome maid was she. And fair lo look upon, Connie has a host of friends and knows how to keep them. She is full of joy and pep, and her white sweater was a shining light wherever it was seen. Glee Club III. Chemistry Club III. Usher at Senior Play IV. Tattler Reporter IV. JOHN BEAULIEU JOHNNY My face may be sober, but, oh, the qlee in my heart Johnny always seemed to come to school only to get away from it as quickly as possible. Never- theless. a favor requested from him was as good as done. Senior Play Publicity Committee. 'H

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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.

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TUSITALA VJILDA BEAUPRE Sober but not serious, Quiet but not idle. Wilda always went ahead and did her work with little help. She was quiet in many ways, but now and then we did hear her giggle. Wilda was a friend worth knowing. Glee Club. ROBERT BELANGER BABE Let me, then. he' up and doing, Robert might easily have passed for the class optimist he was always so lightfhearted and care- free. He was one of the best natured students in school and won accordingly a great number of friends. One of his best qualities was his kindli- ness and consideration for others. Football II, III. IV. Track IV. RAMONA BIELZII. WHAT A SINGER Her ways are ways of QllI'Cff7L'SS.I Ramona's pretty hair was the envy of many girls who were less fortunate than she. Although she spoke seldom. her remarks were witty and appre- ciated by those who heard them. Reporter II, SHIRLEY BERNARD SHIRT, She was fl person of delight. In every one of her classes Shirley was the same cheerful, good-natured girl. There was never a dull moment with her around. which was probably the reason she was so well liked.