Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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A 5.. TUSITALA JOSEPH CULLEN JOE ln him was the love of fun. Joe or Red looked quiet-but once he got started there was no limit to him. His sense of humor and ability to take it made him known. as he always will he known. as Ha good fellow. Chemistry III. GLADYS l-II-I.IAN CUNNINGHAM HSKIPPERH Whu1 an advantage il is to be lull. Do you all know that Gladys loves horseback riding? She does. and she plays tennis very well. too. In fact, shes quite a sportswoman. Tennis Club III. Glee Club IV. RUTH HARRIET CURRUI. BROWNIE A friend wilh ull. An enemy wilh none. Ruthie, with her winning ways, her cute giggle. and all-round sweetness. was a friend one could never regret having. A fortunate member of Upper liourth. Property Committee for Senior Play. EVA DARLING PAI-SY With a mind free from fare. Eva's last name Hts her perfectly. as everyone will tell you. Always ready with some witty remark, she had a sense of humor to be envied. Chemistry Club III.

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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.

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TUSITALA DOROTHY DAVIS DEEDLE She is silent, she is shy, Bur there-'s mischief in her eye. Only the persons who know her best realize just how witty Dee can be. Her shyness hides a world of pep and gaiety. Dee loves to knit and writes excellent poetry. Upper Fourth. FLORENCE DEGASIS PLO As merry as the day is long. Flo was one of our jolliest classmates. She was endowed with a merry face, a friendly disposi- tion, and an infectious giggle. What wouldn't we give to be as cheerful and friendly as she? Tattler Reporter I, Glee Club IV. ROBERT DEMERS BOB A pal Io all and a grand good sport. One of the more quiet and conservative group. not always talking. yet ready when needed, Bob could always be depended upon. He conversed verv little except with his best friends, but they will testify to his all-around attractiveness. Senior Play Ticket Committee. MARGUERITE DESCHAMPS MITZI There is no wisdom like franknessf' Frank, dependable, jolly! Those are the char- acteristics that made Marguerite popular throughout high school. Art Club II, III, IV, Home Econom- ics Club II, Library Club IV, Junior and Senior Prom Decorating Committee. I