Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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EUGENE ACKLEY GENE A quiet person when not otherwise. At first Gene gave us the impression of being quiet. but after we had been with him a while we learned dif- ferently. Gene was always bright and cheerful. We shall always remember him as a great fellow. Football II: Interclass Wrestling III: Interclass Soft Ball III: Football IV. MARTHA ADAMS MAR'I'Y Friendship above all ties does bind the heart. And faith in friendship is the noblest part. Marty was a very cheerful girl. She had pretty curly hair that was the envy of her many friends. She was a member of the Home Economics Club III and IV: Athletic Association I, II. III: Glee Club I. II. III. VICTOR AKSTEN VIC Silence is wisdom and gets a man friends. Vic was a quiet fellow when he was in school. but those who come from Hudson say he can be very noisy and a lot of fun. Football IV: Chemistry Club III: Art Club IV. GENEVIEVE ALEXOPOULOS GEN Some folks we like because we do, Just kind ri' like 'em through and throuqhf' Gen could never be described as a talkative person: nevertheless. those who knew her well knew that she could be loads of fun! Home Economics: Basketball III. RITA ANCTIL RITZIE Happy as the dag is long. RitZie was one of the happiest girls of our class. No matter what happened she could always find some- thing to be gay about. Her constant smile and pleasant manner kept everyone else jolly. Home Economics Club I. II, III, IV.

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Most Most Done Most Most Most Most IE! CE! IO 1 Cafzli .D afbf I lVz'rmer Runner- Up Popular Girl Popular Boy Most for Nashua High Apt to Succeed Brilliant Ambitious Eloquent Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Most Most Bashful Girl Bashful Boy Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Noisiest Laziest Class Class Class Cut-Up Gossip Blufier Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Class ' Class Class Man Hater Woman Hater Wit Lorraine Sherman Frank Richardson Beatrice Fraser Natalie Gidge Natalie Gidge Beatrice Fraser Robert O'Clair Doris Keene Frank Richardson Erna Bauer Stanley Jureka Ethel Watkins Louis Daukas Lucille Britton Bernard Pastor John Navickas Jones and Johnson Mary Viens James Shortell Elizabeth Carlson Robert Krym Jeannette Doucet Stanley Jureka Carlton Coffin Clara Dignam John Navickas Carlton Coffin Carlton CofHn Jeannette Doucet Natalie Gidge Stanley Bolster Lois Truax Richard King Jeannette Doucet Warren Virchow Mary Markewich Andrew Palanski Rita Pombrio Herbert Miller Barbara Montgomery Homer McMurray Elizabeth Cheshire John Navickas Annabelle Spence Robert Evans Anita Hurst John Molloy Robert O'Clair 75, Class Actor Robert O'Clair Stanley Bolster l 'ik Class Actress Mary Baublis Gabrielle Trottier 'XNgatest Robert Evans Claire Shea Best-Natured Elizabeth Smith Esther Caras Mostiutirmeiied .f,.n-sw--'ilhqjg-Iruax Chris Rellas Class Sophisticate Elizabet Carlson Lois Truax Class Sheik Rob Vans Robert Krym Class Clinging Vine Viens Lois Truax Class Grind laire Shea Jeannette Doucet Class Book Worm Robert O'Clair Jeannette Doucet Class Politici Robert O'Clair Creighton Mulvanity .- c ass of '39 may be duly proud of their choice of their laziest mem- bers. Both the winner and the runner-up have lazied their way right out of the senior class!

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'Si' FREDERICK ANDREWS ANDY Mu serious moments are few. Andy is the boy who could always be heard on his way to classroom by the noise of his shoes. He had one of those broad contagious smiles. and a very pleasing personality, with never an unlgnd word for anyone. His neat appearance added mucli fo his popularity. RUTH ANNIS fl search for true friend must needs end here. Iior a friend who could be depended on at any time one might well turn to Ruth. She was always ready to go out of her way to help others. and her company was much appreciated. Upper Quarter: Art Club II, III. IV. PAUI. APOSTOLICA K U 1 l-ARKY T' M Good at a light, but better at a game. Paul was one of our school athletes. Though his interests could hardly be called intellectual. we hear that he's a very demon on the playing field. Baseball III, IV: Basketball III. IV: Coach of Inter- class Basketball Champions IV: Volley Ball. l.II.l,IAN MABEL BALCOM Lil lf at lirxl you don't succeed, try. tru again. l.il commuled from South Merrimack throughout her high school career. but was always on hand. rain or shine. She tackled hard assignments in a plucky spirit. too. Her persistence. in fact, was her outstanding char- acteristic. PETER BANASKEVICH 'APETEH He is wise who talks but little. ' We shall always remember the many times that Pete saved the class by giving the correct answer. He had a pleasing smile. and was well liked. In class he was very quiet, but he could talk when called upon.