Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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TUSITALA n X YVETTE DESPRES YANKEE DIVISION A'Demure and sweet, quiet and neat. Yankee Division had a sweet disposition and usually let the others do the talking. PAUL DESPREZ A friend received with thumps upon the back. Paul had opinions of his own on many subjects, which he liked to inject into class discussions. The skill of his hands was the envy of all his classmates Good luck, Paul. HELENE DOBENS fl charming smile, a welcome glad, Just part of the nice way she had. I'Ielene's appearance around the classroom was one of restful tranquility, Although she was a mem- ber of five clubs, including the Dramatic Club III and IV, the Tennis Club III and IV. the French Club IV, and the Glee Club. she ranked high in the Up- per Iiourth. WILLIAM DOBENS BILLY Man is the name of honor for a king. Bill Dobens has done a great deal to make our football and baseball teams the winners that they are. He is a regular sports enthusiast. I-Iis good looks and pleasing personality have made him popu- lar both in high school and outside. Football IV: Baseball III. IV: Graduation Usher III: Orchestra I, II, III.

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TUSITALA ROSELLA DANIELS ROSIE A I-FI-f.'I7l1'1Ll nature. a helping hand, Willing and ready to underslandf' Rosie's quiet and friendly manner won her many friends. She was always ready to help one who was in need. Basketball Game Manager IV: Usher State Drama Day: Upper Ifourth. JOSEPH DANIS JOE Rome was not Imill in a dug. Joe has worked hard for his high school edu- cation. lt took courage and integrity to come back to high school after a few years' lapse between Jun- ior and Senior High School. Vlith quiet and sin- cere determination Joe holds his own. A. A. Member. CLIFFORD M. DEE CLIFF ln his own quiet and diligent LUUIJ. He uecomplished his task, dag ufter dag. Cliffs sober, quiet way made him a friend to all. We consider his time well spent even though he had no activities. CATHERINE FRANCES DEERY KATIE Her laugh wus verily a giggle. Catherine was an ardent football fan. attending all the games and cheering for dear old N. H. S.Y She was very conscientious in her school work. and we are sure she will succeed in the business world. Good luck. Catherinef Home Economics Club II: Glee Club I, II, III, IV: A. A. I. II, III. IV,

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TUSITALA JOHN EDWARD DOHERTY JOHNNY Oh, why should life all labor lJe. ' Because Johnny was one of our working boys. he didn't have any school activities. However. we know that he came a long way each day for his high school education. and was one of the shining lights at the Shop Course. PHILIP G. DOOLEY PHIL Contentn1ent is more Ualuable Ihan riches. We have a class inclined toward quietness. and Phil is the personification of that quality. His constant smile somewhat lessened the illusion of so- berness that he aroused. Behind the scenes at a play. he was invaluable. Stage Committee for Senior Play IV, A. A. Vaudeville IV, New Hampshire Play Tournament: Upper Fourth. BARBARA LOUISE DROWNS BABS And heuuerfs soil azure in her eyes was seen. The memory of Babs' smiling countenance and her famous giggle will stay with us for years. Her presence enlivened many a class. Her dramatic ability was shown to advantage in numerous DIO- ductions. Glee Club I: Dramatic Club II. III: Chemistry Club: Senior Play IV: State Play IV: Basketball IV: A. A. I, II. III. IV. ANDREA DUBE ANDY Laugh and Ihe world laughs with you. Where theres room for a giggle. theres always room for Andy. She could always be distinf guished by her wonderful sense of humor. and proved herself enjoyable company for all her classmates. Chemistry Club III: Home Economics Club II. IV: Usher at Teachers' Convention.