Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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-if PAGE EIGIITEEN LEONARD A. ABOOD 'Ba.rvl2all, baseball, thereir nothing .rweeter than baseball. NVhcre tl1ere's baseball you'll find Len somewhere about. There is never a day that passes that he isn't talking or playing ball. A boy with that much interest is bound to make the grade in any sport. Baseball II, III, Track Ill, Intramural Basketball lllg Bowling III. JOY AH REN DT She',v always peppy, newer blneg She's popular, pretty, jolly, and true. j0y's vim, vigor, and vitality could never be forgotten. Her twinkling eyes told of mischief, and her con- tagious smile caused many a happy moment for her friends, Joy certainly lived up to her name, for she made every place She went so joyful. Glee Club Ig Christmas Assembly Ig junior Red Cross l, Il, III, Rotary Concert Ig Dramatic Club Ill, 'lnxitrzla Assistant IIIQ Costume Committee, Senior Play, Upper Quarter. PHYLLIS J. ALEXANDER MA silent, shy, peace-loving girl. I'hyl was a quiet, pleasant girl. She said little, but always the right thing. She enjoys piano playing, sing- ing, and bicycling. Her friendliness will long be re- membered by all. VVe are sure she will succeed in whatever field she may choose, junior Red Cross l, II, III, Press Club III. DOROTHY ALEXIOU In her was the love of fun. Dot was one of the happiest girls of our class. No matter what happened she could always find something to be gay about. She has a winning personality, and we wish her the best of luck in her future career as a telephone operator. Junior Red Cross I, II, Ill. EVA E. ANAGNOST A merry heart makes a cheerful conntenanfef' Evie's cheerful disposition and neat appearance have made her very popular among her classmates. These outstanding qualities will ever be an asset to her in gain- ing success as a dress designer. junior Red Cross I, II, III, Basketball III.

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Most Popular Girl ' Most Popular Boy Most Brilliant Girl Class Shark Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Most Bashful Girl Most Bashful Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Prettiest Girl Handsormest Boy Most Versatile Girl Most Versatile Boy Class Actress Class Actor Class Athlete Class Glamour Girl Best Natuned Class Artist Class Juliet Class Romeo Class Wolf Class Giggler Class Woman Hater Class Flirt Class Man Hater Flo O9 BALLOT Q First Choice Veronica Hickey Dwight Smith Barbara Kendall David T illotson Barbara Kendall David Tillotson Mary Barry Francis Clifford Jean Sirois James Boyle Bertha Roberge James Boyle Janice Hutchins Paul Reynolds Veronica Hickey George Petropoulos Mary Jane Bryant Dwight Smith Martin Badoian Marion Mann Dwight Smith Jayne Dwyer Mary Jane Bryant Donald Shepard Dwight Smith Mary Jane Desrosiers Francis Cliiford Janice Hutch'ins Barbara Kendall Second Choice Mary Jane Bryant Socrates Lagios Virginia Tacy Howard Daly Virginia Tacy Howard Daly Louise Gritiin George Lagios Dorothy Roussel Henry Labelle Natalie Davis Virginia Tacy Richard Cote Mary Barry Carol Haug David Tillotson Donald Shepard Constance West Dwight Smith Joan Dwyer Robert Messier Henry Labelle Doris Bowden John Karlonas Lucile Annis Helen O'Neill Paul Reynolds Nicholas Passias Helen O'Neill John Spillane Mary Jane Desrosiers Barbara Johnson PAGE SEVENTEEN

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LICOLYN ANNIS rl maid .vo flnirming amd wry ftclile, So full of fun and zfery .t'weel. She is short, she is cute, and she possesses the admir- able trait ol' having a good word for everybody. Lee will always be remetnbered as Pilsbeth, the ten-year-old, in the Senior Play. Lee is one of the many senior girls who are wearing beautiful engagement rings. VVe feel sure that she will be as good a housewife as she was a student. Music Festival I, ll, IIIQ junior Red Cross I, II, lllg t'lu'istmas Assetnbly I, II, Ill, Tdlller Reporter Ilg l'ress Club Ill, Iilee Clttb III, Senior Play, Upper Quarter. LUCILE ANNIS fl rviftxoriiv maid wotv she, and fair to look upon. l.ou was like a day in june, with a pretty face and a radiant personality. She not only looked like an artist's drcatn, but also was a clever artist herself, as her Taltler contributions testify. Her unsophisticated personality won for Lou a tender place in all our hearts. 7'aHlr'r Staff lg junior Red Cross I, II, III: Prom llccorations I, ll, Music Festival Ilg Christmas As- sembly llg filee Klub ll, Costume Committee of Senior l'lay lllg liasketball Banquet Decorations III, Badmin- ton lll, Upper Quarter, l'ATRlt'lA li. ATKINSON .fll1tttly.v a .rmilr and ll helping hand, ll'illing and ready Io understand. Although l'at spent her sophomore year at Holyoke Iligh School, she has made many friends since her re- turn to ns. In spite of her five years' residence in New lingland, she still has kept a little of the southern accent which delights her classmates. VN'ith her seriousness of purpose, she'll always win ottt. l'ress Club Illg ,lunior Red Cross Il, III, Badminton lll g Upper Quarter. MARTIN J. BADOIAN .S'f'orf,r were mwdc for men like him. Our popular Iiadona, who had a keen Sense of humor, excelled in basketball, and also starred in track and base- ball. His basketball ability was evident at the Durham tournament, where he received the award for being the most valuable player to his team, and also when he was named on the New England All-Tournament Team after playing in the Iloston Garden, lntratnural llasketball Ig Baseball I, ll, lllg Iiasket- ball I, ll, Ill, Captain Ill 5 'Track I, II, IIIg junior Red Cross l, ll, III, Upper Qnarterg Prophet. LESLIE BAKER 'tTlic mon of .rurlz ri genial mood. Skip used to commute all the way from the thriving tnetropolis of Hudson to attend Nashtta High School. llc was a good athlete and enjoyed all sports, though he never participated in them at school. He is well thought of by all who know him, including the fairer sex. Iunior Red Cross I. II, III, Stage Committee, Senior I'layg Class Tax Collector, PAGE NINETEEN