Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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1 A-. .uswgq MARY E. BAUBLIS BOBBY She has fun, wil. and fire. Unexcelled comedienne of our senior play. Mary could be as poised on the stage as off. She will always be re- membered for her excellent performance in Stage Door. Glee Club I, II, III. IV: Dramatics I. II: Student Leader III: All-State Song Festival III: Senior Play IV: A. A. I. II. III, IV: Freshman Dance Committee I. ERNA BAUER Were silence qolden. she'd be a millionaire. Although she was a retiring sort of person, and never took a very large part in school activities. we shall al- ways remember Erna as a dear friend. Student Leader IV: Athletic Association. LILLIAN BAXTER BOOTS Her voice was ever soft. Gentle. and lowf-an excellent thina in woman. Boots was a quiet and sedate young woman. She was silent when she had to be, and spoke only when the proper time came. .-' if Art Club I, II, III. , ALFRED BEAUDRY HAL.. Sober, 'but not serious, Quiet, but not ti1'fe7. 'i'f -M it v rv A L Als one great interest was the track teainz d he was distinctly an asset to it. I-Ie rarely had muchm but was right there when it came to discussing track. Lots of luck. All Cross Country III, IV: Track IV. GABRIELLE BEAULIEU GABY She talks little and listens much. Gaby was a quiet, studious girl. She always did well in her lessons, but otherwise very little was heard from her. Dramatics Club II, III. IV: French Club IV: Library Club IV.

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AGNES BANKOWSKI At1q1'e A L'l7Cll'lT7I'l?tl smile. u welcome glad, Jus! part of the nice way she had. Aggie was always friendly toward everyone, and was a good sport, Interclass Basketball Champions' Team IV: Volleyball Team IV: Athletic Association IV. VERONICA BARBARA BARANOWSKI TOPSY Shes no! a flower, not u pearl, But lust a wonderful, all around qirlf' Topsy is known by all her classmates for her pleas- ant disposition and interest in literature. We often wondered how she could write such long notes in her first period study! Dramatics Club III, IV: Glee Club II, III, IV: Li- brary Club IV: Press Club IV: Usher at Senior Play. RAYMOND BARON 4'RAY In sport and friendship u thorouqhbredf' Ray was one of our favorite persons. Although he was allergic to redheads, he found time to study. and participate in athletics. Football Il, III, IV: Interclass Basketball III. IV: Softball III: Baseball IV: Hockey IVQ Upper Quarter, Tusitala Paragrapher, I.UClI.l.E BARRETTE BARRY A loving hear! is the beginning of all knowledqef' Versatile in school, and versatile in games, Barry was a good sport in both. She knew how to accept victory, and how to take defeat. DONALD BARRON DOC Slow bu! sure, Doc was the slow and easy going type. in spite of his red hair. He never seemed lazy, but never seemed to work too hard. either. Football II: Stage Committee, Senior Play IV.

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LAURA A. BEAULIEU A'I.AURIE 'AA face with qlaclness ouerspread. Soft smiles bu human kindness bred. Laurie may have been silent. but she was a great deal of fun in her quiet way. She had a smile and a twinkle in her eye that attracted attention. Dramatics Club IV: Upper Quarter. TILRILSA l5El.IVIlAU TERRY ln quietness and eonHt1'em'e shall be your strength. Terry radiated the joy of living to all around her. Although she spoke little, her smile made you feel that you knew her and could trust her. JULIA BILLOWSKI JULIE A'The part was aptly fitted und naturally performed. This may truthfully be said concerning Julie's por- trayal of the wistful Kay Hamilton in Stage Door. She brought a tear or two to the eye. and received a mighty hand from her audience. Glue Club I: Basketball III: Volleyball III: Senior Play. NORMA BENJAMIN BINNIIi Play up and plaq the qamef' Binnie was an athlete: a true player, who played all games fairly. including that of life. Basketball IV: Softball IV: Volleyball IV: Rifle IV: Drill Team IV: Chemistry Club III: Home Economics Club Ill: A. A. III, IV. GIIORGIS BENSON BUCK An alfable and COllI'lL'Ol1S lIt'f7llt'l'l7tll7.H Although Buck was a quiet boy. he was very easy to talk to and was liked by all who knew him. History Club IV.