Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA JOSEPH CARON JOE The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. Joe was very popular and was respected by his classmates. His slow drawl and clever sayings often had the Whole class laughing. Joe was a good dancer, and enjoyed dancing. Tumbling IV: Rifle IV: Chemistry Club III. ROGER ARTHUR CARPENTER SLUG Little I ask, my wants are few. In the class that seems to be made up of quiet people, Slug is nevertheless exceptional, He is one of the mystery men of the class, never speak- ing unless it is absolutely necessary. Rifle Team IV: Play Committees IV: Volleyball IV. JosEPH HERMAN CASE Acting is an Art. Casey knew the art of acting from every angle. Senior Play: Rifle Club IV: Lunch Counter IV. BARBARA DOROTHY CHASE BARBY A winsome maid was she And fair to look upon. We shall always remember B:1rby as the girl who did her best to have her daily lessons completed. Although busy with outside activities. she also man- aged to do a little dress designing on the side. Here's hoping you keep it up. Barby, and some day be- come famous. Glee Club I, II, III, IV: Chairman Costume Com- mittee Senior Play: Member of A. A. I, II, III. IV: Hospitality Committee Drama Day.

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TUSITALA CATHERINE CACHIONA KITTY When a friend asks, there is no tomorrow. Kitty always had a shy smile and a kind word for everyone. She was loved for her sweet way and had many friendsf NORMA EDNA CAMPBELL Small of size, But witty and w1se. A clever and diligent student. Norma never seemed to appreciate her own abilities as well as her teach- ers and classmates did. She was a quiet but always interested member of '38. Glee Club I. II: Press Club IV: French Club IV: Upper Fourth. ROBERT PATRICK CALLAHAN MURPHY Ambition has no rest. It would probably be easier to list the things he didn't do than those he did do. His good-nature is one answer to his great popularity, but a score of other answers could be given offhand. Did you ever see Callahan without Larivee? Tattler, Assistant Circulation Manager IV: Tusi- lala. Associate Editor: Ticket Committee Chair- man. Senior Play: A. A. Vaudeville, Publicity Com- mittee IV: Senior Class Business Manager: Ticket Committee. State Drama Day: Gettysburg Address III: Music Festival Usher IV. CECILE GERTRUDE CARON ' Always calm and serene We never knew her the least bit mean. Cecile managed to keep pretty quiet all the time and was well liked by her classmates. She was a member of the Art Club and showed ability in that held. Chorus I: Art Club.

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TUSITALA STEPHENA CHESS STEVEE She never seemed to haue a care. Anal lr' there was fun she was always there. Stevee was a girl who could never keep still. She was always laughing. She had many friends and was a pal to all. HELEN JUI-IA CHESNOLEVICH CHESSIE A wznning. happy. amiable companion. You had to know Helen quite intimately to be able to appreciate her unfailing eager smile. She was always the bright light of a certain corner of Room llo, and a brilliant and industrious student who was on the Upper Fourth. Dramatic Club II. III. IV: Press Club IV: Senior Play Ticket Committee IV: Glee Club III: Ciym Student Leader: A. A. I. II. III: Upper Fourth. PAUI. CHEVRETTE CHEVVY For he's a jolly good fellow. Chevvy was the care-free sort of person who didn't seem to care whether the earth turned or not. You wouldn't believe he had much vim and vigor until you watched him on the basketball court. lntcrclass Basketball Team IV: Baseball Team IV, DAVID CHRISTIE DAVE For all his quietness his mind was busy. Dave was the strong silent type. He was quite an athlete. showing his brawn in Football III. IV: Wrestling IV: Track III. He also was on the Up- per Fourth along with his other activities. Manager of Golf Team IV: Rifle Club IV: Lunch Counter III: French Club IV.