Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA ROSALIND G, COGGER Slow and steady wins the race, Rosalind was quiet and reserved and always spoke with a mild. low tone of voice. We recognize her as one whose diligence won the race. Good luck. Rosalind. in your future work. Debating Club IV: French Club IV: Press Club IV: Chemistry Club III: Senior Play Costume Com- mittee: Girls' Tumbling Team IV. HELEN COSTANTINO Her lessons she learned with a zest. Helen is studious and always completes her work on time. I-Ier quick smile and pleasing manner have captured our friendship forever. We know she will succeed in all her undertakings. and we wish her success. Glee Club I. II: Basketball IV: Ticket Committee Senior Play: Member of A. A. III: Volleyball IV: Upper Iiourth. RAYMOND COTE ZIP Life is long if it is full. Ray is another of our promising athletes. He is also very much interested in the technical side of dancing. which. incidentally. is his hobby. '4Ray is one of the few who can combine business and pleasure and still come out on top. Popular. care- free. fond of a good time-is Zip Cote. Basketball I, III. IV: Volleyball IV. RICHARD COUGHLIN CORKY He who hesitates is lost. He was the pride and joy of any track coach. and his curly black hair was the envy of many a girl. He was extremely interested in the National Ciuard. and is concentrating on becoming an ollicer.

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TUSITALA GEORGE HERBERT CLARK 'ACLARKIEH Whoso cometh to the mill Ersr, Hrs! grinds. George was an industrious boy who hadn't much time for frivolities, He worked most diligently all through his high school career. Handsome, with laughing eyes, but shy of the public gaze. George has a splendid record as an American, Art Club II, III, IV: Cross Country IV: Lunch Counter IV. ARTHUR E. CLEMENT PIERRE And panting time trailed after him in vain. Doesn't Arthur suggest the dapper busy type- debating, acting, doing practically everything? Per- haps his greatest achievement was the blacking of the politicians eye in the Senior Play. But, does anyone know why one so obviously gifted should stoop to punning? Dramatic Club II: Lunch Counter III: Debating Club IV: Press Club IV: Senior Play IV: Property Committee N. H. Drama Day IV: Upper Fourth: Cast of Original Play. MELVIN RALPH CLEMENT MEL KVM is the backbone of humor. For four years. Mel's answers kept us laugh- ing. His contagious grin kept us awake and alive on many occasions. Tattler III. IV: Stage Committees of Dramatic Productions: Track III. IV: Tusilala Associate Edi- tor: Music Ifestival Usher IV. WILLIAM D. CLEMENT --BILL He who laughs, lasts. Bill always loved a good argument and proved it by joining the Debating Club, in which he in- variably came out on the winning side. His legs were of great value to the Track Team, and he hit many a bull's eye on the Rifle Team. He never took things too seriously, and was always ready for a good laugh. Track IIIg Rifle Team IV: Debating Club IV.

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TUSITALA MAVIS CUMMINGS So quiet, calm. and kind in many ways. Mavis' ways were quiet, but she was liked by everyone. Her heart and mind were always on her school work. Chemistry Club IV: Secretary of French Club IV: Secretary of Debating Club IV: Information Committee State Drama Day. CERMAINE DAMBROISE JIMlVlIE 'AHer charms command attention. Maybe Jimmie isn't very noisy, but she's full of fun. Whenex'er she was asked a favor. she did it with a smile. ROBERT DAME BOB Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Known best, perhaps, for his willingness to help with a knotty Latin translation. and a source of envy for his neat, oh very neat. hand writing-even his source theme reading notes were readablefhe may have been able to enjoy translating Virgil. Well. that is far-fetched. perhaps. but, for one so high on the Upper Fourth. even that might be possible. French Club IV: Press Club IV: Play Publicity Committee: Upper Fourth. DOROTHY LOUISE DANE DOT Versatile as a safety pin. There may have been a few things at which she was not adept, but they probably didn't matter any- way. She was an example of the product of that surprising little town across the river. Dramatics Club IV: Press Club IV: Lunch Coun- ter IV: Basketball IV: Senior Play IV: A. A. I, II. III, IV: Upper Fourth.