Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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BEATRICE BAZINFT Her talents were of the more silent kind. Bea was a person you just couldn't forget. To many she seemed very quiet and reserved, but to those who knew her better, she was very entertaining. She was frank, dependable, and witty. VVe hear you want to be a secretary, Bea. You have the qualifications to succeed. junior Red Cross I, II, III. MARY LOUISE BEAUCLAIR A verray purjit gentil lodycf' Mary was a very quiet, serious-minded girl in school. lint soon the 2:32 bell would ring, and it was then that Mary's joyful smile and happy laughter came forth. junior Red Cross II, III. RITA EVA BECHARD Sweet and prim and ultuayx trim. Rita is our idea of a thoroughly nice girl like those you find in story books. Under her refulgent smile and reserved manner you will Find a true friend. She has pretty curly hair that was the envy of her many friends. Her immediate plans are to study beauty culture. junior Red Cross l, ll, lll. JOAN BELLAVANCE A girl who ran work, a girl who van play. joan was well known for a beaming personality and a definite attractiveness to the opposite sex. She was thc center of many a laughing group of girls, and was always popular. Reading and dancing are joan's favorite pastimes. junior Red Cross I, ll, lllg Basketball lllg Tultlur Reporter lllg Chairman, Costume Committee, Senior l'layg Upper Quarter. NORMAND BERGERON lt'.v an eaxy world to liffe in, If you rhaose to Hltlkt' zt xo. Normand quiet? Once he got started there was no limit. His ability to take as well as give has won him many friends. We thought we were not going to have Normand with us his senior year when the draft call came to him, but the Army finally decided to let him come back to finish with us. 4 l L PAGE TWENTY-ONE v x J

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PAGE TWENTY W ALICE M. BARRETT Slip newer seemed to have a Care, And if there was fun she was always there. Al enjoyed good fun and sports, and could always bc seen at local football and basketball games cheering for the home team. Her sunny disposition and witty remarks were well-known and liked. Her ability to make friends easily will be a great help to her in years to come. junior Red Cross I, lI, III. JANICE HELEN BARRETT 'AA pleasing roimtenan-ce is of H0 slight adr'antagc. ,Ian's even disposition might lead you to believe that she is always quiet. However, we know her to be full of life, active in school affairs, and a girl we are happy to call a friend. Janice will be remembered also for her pretty, honey-colored hair and ability to wear clothes well. Glee Club I, Christmas Assembly Ig Tatller Staff III, Press Club III, Dramatic Club llI, Badminton III, Ticket Committee, Senior Play, junior Red Cross l, Il, III, Upper Quarter. MARY ELIZABETH BARRY 'Her modest aiirwer and graceful air Shaw her wise and good ar she is fair. Mary was a quiet girl whose friendship was valued. She was kind and polite to everyone she knew and was well known among her classmates, as her list of activities shows. She especially enjoyed participating in the Dramatics Club. Mary was one of our prettiest ushers at our 1946 Senior Play and will make a very attractive school teacher, junior Red Cross I, II, lllg Press Club IIIg President, Dramatics Club IIIQ Taltle-r Reporter IIIQ Ushering Committee, Senior Play III. HELEN E. BARTOSIEVVICZ Not too serious, not too gay, A very nice girl in every way. Bambi will be remembered for her quiet manner, her winning smile, and her ambition to get ahead. She was the only girl trumpet player in the band, and played very well. VVe are sure that she will be successful in what- ever she undertakes. Junior Red Cross I, II, Band III, Music Festival lIIg Christmas Assembly III. JACQUELINE D. BASTILLE Blushing ig 1'irtu,e's color. A girl who is t-all, vigorous, full of fun, and who ardently l-oves basketball and popular swing is bound to be outstanding. This was Jackie to the class of '46. Besides these gifts she also had a well cultivated blush which she could turn on and off when the moment called for it. Tattler Staff, Sophomore and Junior Literary Editor, Press Club III, Basketball IIIQ Usher, Senior Playg Tuxitala Associate Editorg Dramatics Club III: Junior Red Cross I, II, III, Upper Quarter.

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f' 1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO S. THEODORE BEZA 'fThey fam eonquer who lleliczfc they run. Ted was one of our more studious boys and will long be remembered for his pleasant personality, his ability to make friends, and his Scholastic record. Such charac- teristics are bound to bring success! Graduation Usher Ilg Upper Quarter, MARlLYN J. BLANCHARD She glances side1vuy.t and then looks up, Beware! Beware! Marilyn is much admired for her ability to keep her femininity no matter what the situation, but she was never too ladylike to laugh and enjoy herself. She managed to be a play-girl as well as a student and was known for her sparkling blue eyes and her come-hither smile. Junior Red Cross l, ll, lllg Press Club lllg Tnxilulu Assistantg Ticket Committee, Senior l'layg Upper Quarterg Class Tax Collector. ALFRED' R. BOISVFRT A quiet fferxon when not otl1erzu1'.ve. At first Smoky gave us the impression of being quiet, but after we had been with him awhile we learned differently. He is very much interested in sports, base- ball being his favorite. NVe shall always remember him for being able to get to his seat half a miuute before the last bell. junior Red Cross I, ll, Illg Bowling Illg Baseball Ill. BERTRAND BOUCHARD Take it easy-youll live longer. Bert is an avid photography fan who is known for his friendly, polite ways. He is quiet, but tries his best in everything he does. Ping Pong Illg Badminton lll. JACQUELTNE BOUCHARD Brigl1t- as the .run her eyes the lluserx .rlrilrt', And, lake the sun, they slime on all alike. Jackie's eyes were the envy of many girls, they were so dark and sincere. She was one of the favorite waitresses at the high school hangout, 11 job that kept her too busy to give much time to extra activities at school.