Nashua High School - Tusitala Yearbook (Nashau, NH)

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CHEERLEADERS Advisor: Miss Alice Bennett 1952 - 1953 Junior Varsity Marla Hildreth 1953 - 1954 Junior Varsity Pat Vandalosk, Co-captain Jean Willett, Co-captain Sally Bealand 195y4 - 1955 Varsity Pat Vandalosk, Captain Jean Willett Sally Bealand ACTIVITIES Our cheerleaders showed true school spirit. They cheered faithfully at all our games and were behind our teams, win or lose. During the 1954 basket- ball season, they cheered in the Bos- ton Garden. PAGE FIFTY-TWO DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Advisor: Mr. Paul McKil1op William Ayer Allan Britton Albert Cadorette Roland Chasse Carroll Cote Normand Coutu Leo Desrosiers Normand Duff Louis Gagnon Robert Gamache Conrad Laquerre Donald Laroche Albert Levesque Ernest Moreau, Vice President Richard Pinet Donald Plamondon George Prince Robert Seaman, President Richard Soucy Carl Stancik, Treasurer Normand Tanguay, Secretary Donald Therrien ACTIVITIES Christmas Tree Program Trip to New York Manchester Sales Clinic TUSITALA