Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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ELIZABETH ANN BERGERON BETTY A happy life consists in tranquillity of mind. To all who know her. Betty is tops. She is quiet but a good sport when there is fun to be had, Speaking of sports, she loves them. Captain of Volleyball Team III: Basketball Team IV: Student l,eader: Member A. A: Volleyball IV: Home Economics Club I, II. III. IV. l'l.ORl2'I l'li A. BERNIER HBERNIEH Actions speak louder than words, Bernie was rather .1 quiet girl, but she possessed school spirit and found a place in many activities. Athletic Association I, II, III. IV: Dramatics Club lll. IV: Chorus II. III. IV: All State Chorus III. IV: Basketball III: Volleyball III: Library Club IV: Usher at Senior Play IV: Ticket Committee for A. A. Show IV: Tennis Club IV: Home Economics Club II, III, IV. HELEN BERNIKOWICZ HBERNIEH Not so st-riotts. Not so uau. Bu! tt rare qood qtrlf' Helen was another of the many quiet girls found in our class, Athletic Association I. II: Home Economics Club I, III, IV. MIIIARD BERRY JUNIOR Good-natttre is slronaer than loniuhawhsf' Junior had a big following and won for himself a host of friends, He was happy-go-lucky, always good- natured whenever and wherever you saw him. Chorus I: Tennis Club III: Athletic Association I. II. ANITA BIBEAU TONIE A tftziet girl was she. and u good friend to all. Tonic was pleasant and friendly. Perhaps she was quiet, but she had a wide circle of friends. Glee Club I: Home Economics II. III. IV: Dramatics Club III. IV: A, A. III, IV. J

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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.

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GERTRUDE MAY BILLS GERT Il is the tranquil people who czecompfish mvslf' Cert made and kept her friends easily. She was a hard working student and always ready with a helping hand. Home Economics Club IV: Cutdosr Club IV: Upper Quarter. DONALD BIRCI-IALL DON lV1'th uolletfs of eternal bubble. Don had in his possession a laugh that could be heard for a great distance. I-Ie was willing by nature. and always ready to help. I-Ie was well liked by all his friends. . Interclass Volleyball III. ANDREA BLAKE uANNn UA daughter of the qods, Diuinelq tall, and most diuinelu fair. Ann was a cheerful and good-natured person. She was also a willing and dependable worker. Her lovely blonde hair and queenly stature were envied by many of us. Volleyball III: French Club III. IV: Costume Com- mittee for Senior Play IV: Tatller II, III. IV: Upper Quarter. BEVERLY BLAKE HBEV.. Hz1u'son's help to humcznittfs humor. Bev always had a jolly smile. and couldn't seem to stop laughing. She was well liked and took part in many school activities. Chorus I, II. III: Art Club II, III. IV: Basketball III: Volleyball III. IV: All-State Chorus III: Tumbling Team III. PAUL Home -B f HPAULIE' Silence is more eloquent than words. Paulie was silent in class. but quite the contrary out- side. He was popular with his classmates and consid- ered a good friend. I-Ie also .participated in his share of activities. Interclass Basketball III. IV: Volleyball III, IV: Rifle Club III: Athletic Association I. II. III. IV.