Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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ALONG THE TRAIL 1952-1953 September GATHERED FOR JOURNEY: Sachem Keefe meets us and shows us the trail. WIN WAMPUM-Marvin Porter, Martha Williams essay winners in Red Feather Drive. November BIG BRAVES' VICTORY-State football championship. MUSIC MAKERS' LITTLE POW WOW- Bandariety for new uniforms. December BRIGHT FEATHERS-Christmas Hop. March MUSIC MAKERS' BIG POW WOW- State Music Festival meets here. April BIG MEDICINE MEN-Science fair win- ners, Biology, Naomi Stearns, Physics, Donald Noel. June LEAVE TRAIL-To rest a while. 1953--1954 September BACK ON TRAIL-To continue journey. October RUN GAUNTLET-Take battery of apti- tude tests. November ANOTHER BIG BRAVES' VICTORY- Football State Championship. THUNDERCLOUDS-Parents visit school during Education Week. December GREAT WARRIOR SPEAKS-Glenn Cun- ningham speaks at assembly. March BIG BRAVES WIN FROM MANY TRIBES-State Basketball Champions Boston bound. BIG BRAVES BOW IN BOSTON. April MEDICINE MARVELS-Science Fair win- ners: Biology, Robert Dusting General Science, Priscilla Guilmain. CHIEF BIG PAINT BRUSH AND LITTLE SQUAW MAGIC QUILL WIN HONORS -Donald Gould, Rosilla Avery winners in Our American Heritage contest. June LEAVE TRAIL-For final rest before fin- ishing journey. PAG E SEVENTY-TWO 1954-1955 October UGH UGH-Art classes paint Halloween pictures on store windows. November BIG BRAVES STILL VICTORIOUS-Win third consecutive State Championship. MAKE 'UM MUSIC MANY MOONS--Con- cert by N.H.S. Alumni Band marks 25th anniversary of band. WRITE 'UM WELL, SPEAK 'UM GOOD- Richard Harwood state winner in Voice of Democracy contest. December GIVE BIG SHOW- Stage Door , the Sen- ior Play. HEAP BIG ASSEMBLY-Roland Darling from Northeastern speaks on careers. January HONORED MAIDEN-Bessie Gardikes chosen DAR representative of N.H.S. WAMPUM WINNERS-Melvin Platte, Richard Harwood, Karl Foster, Robert Vantine, John. Dachos pass N.R.O.T.C. exams. February SEE HEAD CHIEFS-Problems of Democracy classes visit State capitol. March MAIDEN COOK 'UM GOOD-Beth Beaubien wins Betty Crocker award. April MEDICINE MEN MAKE MIRACLES- Science fair winners: Biology, Robert Dusting Chemistry, Richard Harwoodg Physics, Priscilla Guilmain. May RECORD OF THE JOURNEY-Upper Quarter announced-Sylvia Hendrickson, Valedictorian, Karl Foster, Orator. GRAND CONTESTS-Much Wampum won in Dodge and Noyes contests, many college scholarships. END OF TRAIL IN SIGHT. June HEAP BIG CHANGES MADE AT END OF THE TRAIL. FEAST-Class day at Bear Brook. BIG PEACE DANCE-Senior prom. LEAVING THE TRAIL-Graduation with caps and gowns 5 reception afterwards. MAIDENS AND BRAVES WORKED HARD-We, the maidens and braves, have smoothed many rough spots that others before us have known. We hope we left a smoother trail for others to follow. TUSITALA

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NN Kyxsf-x 7? lf? gg , A ,fx WW 1 W ,Wye , XI, ll, X I, f , ., ' . ,JJI7 '4 1 A fivvry THE END OF THE TRAIL . . . . it grows dusk now. The Teller of Tales speaks softly words of wisdom until his voice fades and he is gone. He has left us alone and the sun is setting -but we are unafraid. We leave a trail of memories and prepare to cut a new path once again in a wilderness. But this time we are older and set out on a trail of hopes and dreams, wiser and stronger. The sun dips and is gone, only to pre- pare the bright new sunrise of tomorrow. Opportunity is ours-and, Teller of Tales, We have heard your words of wisdom. We will think of what you've told us. GRADUATION ISSUE PAGE SEVENTY-THREE

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Deer Moon: Jimmy Pierce, George Marshall, and Mutts Marois are publishing a book about the hundred and two stories of the Empire State Building. Willywam: A few of our former tribesmen are at Coney Island. Dashing Day: There are Pauline Boggis, Phil Beaulieu, Conrad Downey, and Nancy Ruf, who have become very much interested in horses and are now running a merry-go- round. Laughing Ache: Richard Soucy, Leo Pare. Carl Stancik, and Linwood Seaverns have finally answered the eternal problem--Who is buried in Grant's Tomb? After study, they have come to the conclusion that it's John Brown's body! Deer Moon: I see that Claire Barlow, Norman Tanguay, Nick Passias, and Arger St. Laur- ent are operating a restaurant selling sirloin snake at 57.00 a foot. Willywam: There are our last twelve tribes- men, Robert Miller, Ernest Moreau, Don Nourie, Maryann Rioux, Vivian Rogers, Z Roland Chasse, Jackie Biron, Al Beaulieu, Carol Abood, Joan Buder, and Bette Bellisle. They are all members of the Cheaper by the Dozen theatrical club and are presently star- ring in that fifteen-year hit South Pacific . Dashing Day: New York seems to be disap- pearing from sight. Laughing Ache: Yes, and the flames are dy- ing out, too. Deer Moon: The spectral visions are gone. Willywam: We have seen our tribesmen for the last time. Dashing Day: Farewell! Three: Farewell! Laughing Ache: Ugh! Deer Moon: Ugh! Willywam: Ugh! Dashing Day: Ugh! All: Ugh! Deer Moon--BETTY DERMANOOGIAN Willywam-MARTHA WILLIAMS Dashing Day-JOHN DACHOS Laughing Ache-RAY LEVESQUE X fffffamyfgg XX i wwI v tl lf! f l 11- 1114, -- . i w4:i vff'fi5 , V lj' Ty l H, till, i. fr iq! at s ft' , ll ly!!! . ' Nfl, il W if V, I rm GRADUATION Issue PAGE SEVENTY-ONE