Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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LETTERMEN OF 1955 TOP LINE JOHN ANASTASIOU: Football MAURICE AREL: Football PAUL BELLAVANCE: Football, Basketball, Baseball BURLEIGH BRIGGS: Football BARRY CERIER: Tennis HUBERT CHAPUT: Cross-countr Y, Track THOMAS FLAHIVE: Basketball, Track, Cross-country SECOND LINE KARL FOSTER: Golf RICHARD HARWOOD: Track Cross- country CHARLES JEPSON: Baseball JAMES KOPKA: Football, Track JACKSON LACOMBE: Track RICHARD LANDRY: Baseball EDWARD LEHOUILLIER: Football LOWER LINES ANTHONY MANDRAVELIS: Foot- ball RICHARD MAROIS: Football, Track ROBERT MILLER: Baseball LEO PARE: Track ROLAND POLIQUIN: Football MARVIN PORTER: Tennis THOMAS RYAN: Track HUGH TAGGART: Track Cmgrj Cross-country ROBERT THERRIAULT: Basketball GRADUATION ISSUE PAGE FIFTY-NINE

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STHBE DUDE A PLAY BY EDNA FERBER AND GEORGE S. KAUFMAN DIRECTED BY ELIZABETH F. CORNELL DECEMBER 10, 1954 THE PLAYERS fas we met themj OLGA BRANDT, a pianist ..,.... Susan Record BERNICE NIEMEYER, u who writes letters ........,.,,.. ..... R osllla Avery SUSAN PAIGE, ' . a dramatic school student .......,..,, Marie Chartrain MATTIE, the maid ...........,....,..,.,......AI Camille Poney MARY HARPER QBIG MARYJ .. Beverly Markaverich MARY McCune QLITTLE MARYJ .... Phyllis Philbrick -who are inseparable- MADELEINE VAUCLAIN, from Seattle .,..,....,.,.,.......,... ,..,.. S heila Andrews JUDITH CANFIELD, rather disillusioned ....,....,,...............,. Sylvia Spencer ANN BRADDOCK, a little prim ...,.... Shirley Christian MRS. ORCUTT, matron of the Footlights Club .,.,.,.. Betty Der Manoogian KAYE HAMILTON, who fails .,....,............. Janet Sliney PAT DEVINE, who dances ...............,...,...,.... Nancy Ruf LINDA SHAW ,who goes places ...,...,.,,..... Betty Leone JEAN MAITLAND, who goes to Hollywood ....... ..... M artha Wiggin BOBBY MELROSE, from the South ,.,.... : ......... .,,..... M arie McLaughlin LOUISE MITCHELL, who can't stay away . ,... ...... M ary Ann Naceski PAGE SIXTY KENDALL ADAMS, of the Boston Adamses ,..., ....... B arbara George FRANK, the Houseman and Mattie's husband .,,.....,.....,..,., Conrad Downey TERRY RANDALL, on her way up .... Marla Hildreth SAM HASTINGS, from Texas ..........,..... Barry Cerier JIMMY DEVEREAUX, still a dramatic student .. ........... Arthur Matsis FRED POWELL ......,.. ..,..., ...... G eorge Panagoulis LOU MILHAUSER .....,,.,......,..,..,.... Jackson Lacombe Lumber men from Seattle DAVID KINGSLEY, of the Globe Picture Company ....,......, John Dachos KEITH BURGESS, an ambitious playwright .......,..,. Richard Harwood DR. RANDALL, Terry's Father ........ George Deneault ELLEN FENWICK, new to the house ..., Helen Hatzis TONY GILLETTE, - another newcomer ........,.....,......,........ Naoml Stearns LARRY WESTCOTT, Publicity man of Globe Pictures .....,., David Winer BILLY, His cameraman ........................ Richard Putnam ADOLPH GRETZEL, President of Globe Pictures ,. ,. Donald Plamondon TUSITALA

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7 -4. N ... - . -v.-- ---... TENNIS During the last two years tennis has proved to be an excellent source of enjoyment and com- petition for several members of our graduating class. Although we didn't make any starting positions on the team as sophomores, We never- theless gained experience. During our junior year three of our juniors earned starting posi- tions and won letters - Barry Cerier, Hugh Taggart, and Marvin Porter. Backing them up were fellow juniors Arthur Gay and David Winer. All turned in creditable seasons for Coach Scheer, with Porter undefeated and Cerier and Taggart losing but once. During the season our team faced Lawrence Academy, Assumption Prep of Worcester, and Fitchburg, ending with a record of one win and four losses. Rain forced the cancellation of several more matches. This year our senior players look forward to more luck in both their final record and in having less rain. Whatever the outcome, how- ever, we seniors will feel that tennis has been a refreshing and rewarding sport. MARVIN PORTER TRIBAL Favorite Male Vocalist ..,.,....,. Favorite Female Vocalist ....... Favorite Dance Band .,,.........,. Favorite Jazz Band ,.... Favorite Hangout ...,.. Favorite Athlete ...... Favorite Song ,,,..... Favorite Movie ,......,...,....., Favorite T. V. Program ..,... Man of the Year .,.......,. Favorite Book ..,.., PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT GOLF The success of last year's golf team was largely due to the practice and experience of the preceding year, when sophomores Karl Foster and Donald Noel helped the team to a 7-2 record, losing to Portsmouth and Governor Dummer. Last year, with juniors Karl Foster and Richard Ledoux participating, Coach Paquette's Purple Linkmen enjoyed a 9-1 season, marred only by loss to Portsmouth. This downfall, was soon forgotten when the team brought home the elusive State and Individual Cham- pionships after a twenty-year absence. With three regulars for its '55 season and several promising youngsters, the defending State Champions face a lot of hard work, but with the help of a ten-match schedule negotiat- ed by Coach Paquette, the team should be in fine shape to retain the championship on June 3 and 4. And if experience leads to success and one success promotes another, its team may yet achieve a perfect season. KARL FOSTER CHOICES Perry Como Theresa Brewer Glenn Miller Earl Bostic The Priscilla Ted Williams Sincerely Gone with the Wind George Gobel President Eisenhower Gone with the Wind TUSITALA