Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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JANE E. AINSCOW JANEY A'S1'Ience and modesty are valuable qualities. A perfect example of sweet seventeen, and we do mean iylveet. Did you ever take a look at those brown eyes? ml Athletic Association III: Orchestra II, III, IV: Music Festival IV. EARLINE CLARE ALEXANDER Choice words, and measured phrase Above the reach of ordinary men. Earline was hardly ever seen without a smile on her face, and she has a Honefin-aAmillion disposition. She wishes to write poetry, and her present talent predicts suc- cess. Music Festival II: Discussion Club III: Chorus II, III, IV: Culee Club II, III. IV: Senior Play Usher. AMELIA ANITA ALUKONIS A'MIMI Active always, talking ever Vfitty and merry, decidedly clever. Mimi was skilled and popular, both on the gym floor and in her classes. She enjoyed laughing and liked to make others laugh. Usher at A. A. Show II, IV: Prompter for Senior Play and Exit Three: Lunch Counter IV: Student Leader II. III, IV: Library Club II: Tatller Reporter IV: Softball II. III: Basketball II. III: Volley Ball II. III: Rifle Club III: Athletic Association II, III, IV: Upper Quarter. ALICE BERNADETTE ANCTIL AL For everyone she had a smile And made her school days all worth while. Al has executive ability which she demonstrated in Room ll4 every morning when she took charge of at- tendance. She is a pleasant girl and was ever ready with her lessons. She often amazed us with her ability to translate German. ALPHONSE A. AANDRUSKEVICH FONCIE ln sport and friendship. a thoroughbred. Foncie has a very pleasing personality which causes him to be well-liked wherever he may be. I-Ie has won the admiration and respect of friends, teachers, and all who have met him. His football activities have earned him a reputation of sportsmanship which is hard to parallel. Football II, III, IV: Basketball. Varsity III: Athletic Association II. III, IV: Tattler Reporter IV: Upper Quarter. fourteen,