Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA VIVIAN ALMA BRIE BRIEZY Her heart is young and gay. Vivian was forever chatting--Erst this and then that, but one thing we have to say is that what- ever she said was worthwhile. Vivian's pet hob- by is the movies, but wait, I'll let you in on a se- cret-she's a swellelegant guitar player. Glee Club III, IV, Usher Senior Play IV, Orchestra IV. VEDA LUCILLE BROWN 4 BRowN1E Sober but not serious, Quiet but not idle. Veda's quiet friendliness and agreeable manner were the causes for her being well-liked. She made few friends, but only because she chose to do so. Her unending support and loyalty made her dear to these fortunate few. Tennis II. Dramatics II, Glee Club II. III, IV, Home Economics IV. ERNEST BULGER ERNIE One vast substantial smile. Ernie never had a care the whole four years of high school, so it seemed, although we noticed that he was often on the honor roll. His extreme good nature will be remembered by all. Track IV. Graduation Usher III, Upper Fourth. ELIZABETH H. BUXTON BETTY A soft voice bespeaks a gentle manner. Betty was the dignified girl who had little to say until the proper moment came. She is just loads of .fun when you know her and her acting ability has increased through constant use. Good luck in college, Bettv. Dramatics Club II, Glee Club IV, Upper Fourth.

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TUSITALA RITA BOUCHER Her eyes as stars of twilight fair: Like tiuilight, too, her dusky hair. Rita always had a smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye. She did not participate in school ac- tivities, but was well liked by all her friends. GERTRUDE BOURDON HGERTYH So quiet, calm, and kind in many ways. Gertrude is always a pleasant girl to talk with. She has a radiant smile, and is one of our best natured girls. JOHN BOURDON The man of such a genial mood. John didn't have any school activities. and we don't know about his outside activities. However. we know that he came a long way each day for his high school education. RAYMOND WILLIAM BOWNE, JR. For courage mountelh with the occasion. He has that devil-may-care look that is so inter- esting-particularly for one of the fairer sex. The number of his friends is proof of his popularity. Football Ill.

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TUSITALA ALBERT ERNEST CARLING HAL., A merry heart with a merry countenance. Al was never caught napping in conversation. and he was just as alert on the tennis court. Pity the one who tried to argue against him! Al was always one step ahead of the other fellow. Ten- nis Club II, President III. IV. Tennis Team II. III. Captain IV, Chorus Il, III, IV, Glee Club III. IV. BARBARA CARRIER BABE She was as happy as the day is long. Barbara was never grouchy-far from it. She was a regular gloom Chaser, She could brighten any room with her mirth, especially a chemistry class. In fact. she could always be depended on to brighten any dull affair. Glee Club IV. MARIETTE CHAGNON Mischief sparkles in her eyes, And her laughter never dies. With a smile on her lips and rippling laughter ready to break forth at the least provocation, Mari- ette certainly did her bit toward keeping her class- mates in happy spirits. Tennis Club II, Debating Club III. IV. Dramatics Club II, III, IV, Vice President of Dramatics Club III, Glee Club III. IV, Press Club IV, Cheerleader IV, Upper Fourth. ELIZABETH CHANDLER 'ABETTYH A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loueliness increases: it will neuer Pass into nothingnessf' Betty, with her modest, yet winning ways. won many new friends.