Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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ROBER'I' BECHARD A fresh, a true, a friendly man. Bob always had a good word for everyone. and every- one had a good word for him. You had to know Bob to understand him. Among boys he is considered an all- around fellow. IRENE ALICE BELAND fl girl who Crm work. cz girl who crm play. Irene was a very cheerful but quiet girl who was seldom in a hurry. Although her step was leisurely. her smile was quick. Chorus II, III. IV: Athletic Association II, III, IV: Upper Quarter. ADAM BELOWSKI ARCHIE Slow but sure. Archie wasn't much of a ladies' man, although he had what it takes. His hobbies. hunting, 'f1shing. and many other sports. occupied most of his time. Intramural Softball III. JOHN BOYD BENSON Handsome, and has wit at will. John. with his slow smile, quiet nature, and pleasant countenance, is a sincere friend. He is one of the most handsome boys in our class. Cheer Leader III. TERESA BERNARD TERRY Jog sparkled in her dark eyes like L1 gem. Terry's sweet and quiet manner is helied bv the glint of mischief which one can detect from time to time in her brown eyes. , Glee Club II: Drama Day Refreshment Committee II: Home Economics II, III. IV: Upper Quarter. eighteen

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DAVID BARKER ABBOTT Don't let it bother you: ll doesn't worry me. Abbott managed to keep it a secret for a long time, but during our senior year. he certainly showed he could play a mean ad lib on his sax. Wasn't he an excellent specimen of manhood with his brawn and good looks? Tatller Reporter II. III: A. A. Show IV: Football II, III: Basketball II: Track IV: Intramural Hockey III: Drill Team II: Usher l939 Graduation: Tusitala Para- grapher: A, A. II, III, IV: Upper Quarter: Class Prophet. RITA BARON RITZ She is gentle, quiet, and sedate: And as a pal-Hrs! rate. Ritz was popular with all who knew her. As she was interested in anything going on, she could be seen at any school function, whether it was a sport or a dance. History Club IV: A. A. II. III, IV: I-Iome Economics Club III. ELEANOR BARRY EL Shes always peppy, never blue: She's popular, pretty, jolly, and true. There was hardly a senior who didn't know El. Her tall, vivacious. neatly clothed Hgure was seen almost every- where, and she left laughter where she found gloom. Music II, IV: Home Economics Club III. IV: A. A. II. III. IV: Usher at Senior Play: Paragrapher for Tusitala. CHRISTINE E. BARTLETT TEENA Clothes make the woman. Did you ever see Teena when she wasn't stylishly dressed in the latest mode? She has intentions of being a buyer. She certainly is getting off to a good start. Chorus II: A. A. II, III: Drama Day Usher II: Music Iiestival II: Glee Club II: French Club II. III: Dramatics Club II, III, IV: Press Club IV: Senior Play Prompter IV: Exit Three IV: Tusitalu Paragrapher: Upper Quarter. a ROBERT BEAULIEU BOI.EY The man with t1 system. Boley. meticulous, observant, could not have chosen a better career than that of a mechanical engineer. We envy Boley with his quiet, intelligent, but good-natured manners that will get him a long way in this competitive world of ours. Ah! What a man! se menteen 4 - rg TN.

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MAURICE BERNIER BERNIE DiIiaem'e is the mother of good fortune. Although Bernie spent a lot of his time perfecting model nts vtc ilwi s knew he was around because of his airpla . .y. , participation in curricular and extra-curricular activities. Band Il. Ill, IV: Orchestra II, III: A. A. II, III. FLORENCE BICKFORD FLO We are born to be happy, all of us. Flo was one who took school as it came and never worried about it. With her happy-go-lucky air. she carved herself an enduring niche in the minds of her com- rades, Home Economics Club II, III: A. A. II, III, IV. VICTOR I-. BJORKMAN VIC l'ii.'aci1y and wit make a man shine in company. There were two sides to Vic. One was jovial, the other serious. Although his friends knew him for his unfailing gocgi humor and wittyiremarks, not many realized his industry outside of school. Talller Reporter IV: Golf IV: A. A. II, III, IV. LEO BONNETTE BONNIE There is society in the deepest solitude. Wherex'er he WCHI, he was accompanied by a book. He was such a proline reader that his classmates marveled at his literary endurance. Amiable' was Bonnie. and Well- liked. because he had that certain spark of brilliance that appeared every so often. Tuxitala Paragrapher: Intramural Football II: Basket- ball II: Rifle Team II: Glee Club II. GEORGE ALBERT BOUCHARD GEORGIE He who appreciates art appreciates the better things in life. Georgie. an alert individual interested in fine arts, was always ready to talk about a good actor. singer, or artist. Opera appealed to him immensely. His ambition is to become associated with some field of art. 'ri inetaen