Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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l Q Tu s i ta l a TELLER OF TALES 1942 Non Nobis Solum, Sed Mundo Not for ourselves alone, but for the world. PUBLISHED BY THE Class of 1942, Nashua High School NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE X X

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Foreword This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of our class book. In 1917 the first issue bore the appropriate name of Taps. Since then the name has changed no less than seven times. The title in 1918 was our own Tusitala, but in 1919 it changed again to Acts and Revelations. The 1920 issue carried the heading Lest We Forget, and in 1921 Doings and Undoings was the name. Commentaries, 1922, and The Swastika, 1923, complete the list of titles, for in 1924 the name was standardized to Tusitala. ln each issue there have been different pupils, different editors, and from time to time different teachers, but our purpose has always been the same. This purpose cannot be expressed more clearly or memorably than in the foreword of Taps in 1917: If the pages of our book bring back to you the days when we worked and played together, its purpose is ful- filled. THE EDITORS