Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA ELLEN FRANCES BIRCHALL The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ellen must believe in this maxim because she has so many friends. When you speak of her to any- one who knows her even slightly, the reaction is, Ellen? Oh yes. I like her. So say we all. Dramatic Club II, III. Prompter Senior Play, Up- per Fourth. PAUL BISSONETTE BISY The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Paul was always a thoughtful boy and appeared to be of a serious nature. To really appreciate his real personality one must know him well. Track IV. Cross Country IV. HIAWATHA BLOOD The man that is tall Has sight ouer all. Hiawatha was one of our A'visitors-from-Hud- son. He enjoyed the best of friends. and his poise and self-possession never failed him at any time. LUCILLE E. BOILARD FLASH Her frowns are fairer far. Than smiles of other maidens are. Lucille was at the same time the pride and despair of her less fortunate classmates. Pride at having her as a classmate and despair of ever surpassing her beauty. Glee Club IV, Cheerleader IV, Home Eco- nomics Club IV.

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TUSITALA VETO BERNIKOWICZ BERNIE No path of flowers leads to glory. Despite his stature Veto has done exceedingly well in all his undertakings and deserves praise for his grit and wit. Tattler Reporter I. Football II. III. Track II, Basketball II. III. IV. MYRI,li li. BETTS Quiet, serene, hut full of fun. At first Myrle gave the impression of being quiet. but once you get to know her you know different- ly. Her sociability and happy countenance made her a valuable member in every classroom, ERNEST BIBEAU SI'IORTY Slow and steady wins the rare. In the class that seems to be made up of quiet members, Shorty is exceptional. He is one of the mystery men of the class, never speaking un- less absolutely necessary. ROBERT BIBEAU Mine is as good as his. Robert is one of the big men of our class-both in stature and in his appreciation of humor. He has been known to set a whole class laughing with one of his jokes.

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TUSITALA RACHEL BOILARD RAE-Cl-IEE She was all a modern girl should be. Poise. dignity, and understanding characterized Rae-cheef' but under that there was a gay. happy girl that was always good company. She was a perfect lady at all times and never tried to make herself too noticeable. Glee Club IV. Home Eco- nomics Club III. IV, General and Music Commit- tee A. A. Dance III. SYLVIA MARY BOIRE At all I laugh. he laughs no doubl: The only clllferenfe is I dare laugh out. Smiling. happy. radiant Sylvia was an eflicient worker on the Property Committee for the Senior Play. She was always conscious of any fun. Ten- nis Club IV, Chemistry Club III. Dramatics Club Ill. Costume Committee for Senior Play, Upper linurth. RAYMOND BOSSE RAY Whc: revels in honest endeavor. Ray never said very much. 'He attended to his own affairs and did them well. JEANNE 1sABE1.i1g BOUCHER izzY Please lake my lhoughls for thanks, I have no words. Izzy is a quiet girl who pays attention to the more important things in life such as studying. and therefore, did not have time for fooling in the classroom. When the occasion demanded it, how- ever, she was as jolly as the next person.