Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA GIITITORD COLBURN HGIFFEYH And Iet's be red with mirth! No matter how solemn the occasion, no one could keep a straight face when 'AGiffey started clowning. He proved an actor in the Senior Play. Dramatics Club ll. Ill. Vice President IV, Band II. III. Orchestra Ill, IV, Cilee Club II, Ill, IV, Senior Play. JESSIE COLEMAN A horsef u horsef my kingdom for u horse. ' Whenever you hear something that sounds like the Charge of the Light Brigade don't be alarmed, because it's just Jessie. Nashua Highs equestrienne, having her daily gallop. She always had her work clone, although her hobby and her violin kept her from joining us very often. Upper Fourth. MARCELLINE CONNOR lVlARCY Laugh and the world Iuuyhs with you. Maine never lost prestige by having Marcy for a resident. Remember how they could alwavs do something a little better down in Mainen? Home Economics Club IV. l,UCII.I-E COTE ULU.. Her ways are ways of pleusantness And all her paths are peace. l.u did not participate in very many school activities, but whatever she did was done with a smile and a great deal of patience.

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TUSITALA ARTHUR GEORGE CHIIVIIKLIS CHIMMY I would make reason my guide. He made a place for himself all over again with the class of '37-and it's a place to be envied. Chimmy's amiable disposition and his brilliant scholastic record can't be surpassed. We expect a great deal from you! Golf Manager IV, Tennis I. II. III. IV, Press Club IV. Debating Club I. II, III. IV, Senior Play Ticket Committee, Talller Re- porter IV, Part in State Entry Play IV. The Man in the Bowler Hat, Upper Fourth. BEATRICE GEORGE CHIMIKLIS HB., Ease with dignity. Beatrice carries on the tradition of her family by wearing her distinctive clothes with an air worthy of a professional model. We owe her a vote of thanks for her help in costuming the Senior Play. Dramatics II, III, IV, Tennis IV, Costume Com- mittee Senior Play IV, New Fires IV. RICHARD HOLT CLARK DICK A town lhat boasts inhabitants like me Can have no lack of good society, No other words can describe Dick as well. An ardent devotee of O. Henry, his life was just as unexpected and entertaining as his favorite author's plots. He was a tremendous reader and possessed a knowledge of history which was unusual. Dra- matics II, Property Committee Senior Play IV, Up- per Fourth. HAROLD CLIFFORD SONNY 'xYoung fellows will be young fellows. We envy Harold his ability to get through a dif- ficult period as effortlessly as water rolls off a duck's back. Although he was of pocket edition size he was capable of keeping a class in a continuous up- roar.

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1 J TUSITALA SYLVIO A. COTE SYL Mercury's helper hastens on. Sylvio was truly a messenger for Mercury. He ran o'er hill and dale and also on the cinder track. Industrious, cooperative, and likable, Sylvio will get along. Football I, Track III, IV, Cross Coun- try II, III. FLORENCE COURTEMANCHE ELO A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Florence was rather quiet in school. but she al- ways had a good time in her own quiet way out- side. She always remembered that there was a time for play-and work. Glee Club IV. LORRAINE CROSS l'RED A womans hair is her crowning glorqf' Vivacious and gay. Lorraine has a witty remark for every occasion. Her personality is as sparkling as her hair is bright. No one would have recog- nized her in her excellent characterization of Lu- cinda in the Senior Play. Glee Club I, II, III. IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Alumni Editor Tattler IV. Senior Play, A Little Planning IV. GERALDINE CUDHEA GERRY A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair. Gerry would have us believe that she's blase and so sophisticated. but we know that deep down inside she's really not like that at all. Her ability to wear clothes is the envy of every diminutive tive- footer in the class. Chairman of Costume Com- mittee for Senior Play.