Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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MAISEL AUDREY JACKSON. I pray you tell me where a lovely maiden dwelletli.-Gilbert. MAUDE LILLIAN KENTFXK Come into the gard:n, MaIIde.-Temzysan. EDNA BELL LAMB.'x' Far from the maddiug crowd.-Gray. ADIIIE MINNIPI MCDQNALD. l never knew whether she saw me, for she didII't say nothing to me.-Bret Hzzrle ANNIE BLANQIII-3 MElQIill.I..,k And indeed, l was considered El model of pure and elegant EIiglisl1.-Irzliug. GRACE ADELL MI'I'eHEI.I.. ' A wondrouis grztcu.-Thnxlzr. EMMA EI.lZAliE'l'H McLAREN. ' Anil praised lleI' for being as good IIS gold.-flond. l+II.IzAIIIf:'I'II S'I'E'I'soN NoRRIs. Bessie. Her voice was exquisitely teIIrleI'.-l'rfze1l. LILLTAN AI,IIII:R'I'A fJRIlWAY.4 Why dost thou coyly pass IIIC.--f,ltf'k. LINNA MAV RoLLINs. CARRIE loLA SCHNAIIIJER. MARY DIANE WALsH. Over the l'iVlf'I'.'I,7'll'Jf. E'I I'A FRANCES RANDALL. A little lingering :It the gate.-Adamx. MARY ELIZABETH RAY.x Mamie. The clark eye may Say: Come and worship my ray. -Moore. THEODORA RICHARDSON.,k Theo, On hospitable thoughts intent.-Galdsmitlz. LETTIE MARIA 5MI'I'H.X The society of girls is a very delightful thing,-Dirkens. ARTHUR STANLEY BUNTON. BurIt. With the dimpled chin, that ne'er hath known the barber's shear.-Thackeray. JOSEPH MORTOUGH BRENNAN.:k joe. Entering the field against the grimly foe.-Coleman. FRED HOWARD BLANCHARDAK Frabbyf' She tho't no v'ice hed sech a swing as his'n in the choir.-Lowell. 1249

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ROP? Gently. E have prepared a list of those who have been members of '86. Owing to the fact that the school record is lost, the roll may not be complete here. Former members of l86: if you are not on the list, do not consider that you are not missed. To the names of graduates we have appended applicable quotations from standard authors. The names marked by an asterisk are those of students who took a four years' course. EMMA BELLE ABBO'I'T.45 t'Em.'l The road was lone.-Buffer. And the smile she softly uses fills the silence like a speech.-Brmuning. ANNA MAY AINSWORTHAC Her lively looks El sprightlv mind disclose.-Pape. ANNIE FRANKLIN BLAKE? L' Nan. Ah! now soft blushes tinge her cheeks.-Rogers. LILLIAN GERTRUDE HULLOCK.9l: Lil. A seraph in tht: realms of rest.-Ragerx. MARTHA SUSAN CLARK? Matf' Her taste exact for faultless fact amounts to a disease.-Gdbert. MARY ELLEN CLoUGH.3'K 'L May. Her every tone is music's own.-Pinclmey. KATIE T. CoBURN.'Yt The tongue which like a stream could run,-Brofzunirzg, HATTIE NEWELL GAGE.3l She had an edication.-Carleton. CoRA BELLE GILFORDFVF With many cheerful facts about the square of the hypothenuse.-Gilberi. HARRIET' JAMES HALL.3l Hat. Such a little, liltle creature.-Dickem. MARY' ELIZA HUTCHINSON.7k 't May Hutch. Another Mary then arose.-Cowley. f23J

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FRED HALEV CATE. And but for those vile guns, he would himself have been a snlclieixe-Kzkzg Henry IV. EUGENE HAR'l' EVERETT. jeanfl Methinks he was no bigger than his head.-King Lear, ARTHUR LEON FRANKS. U Frankyf' And of his porte as meke as is a mayde.-.SQfezz.ver. 'IOHN HIRAM GEROULD.le And many a canty day, john, we've had wi' ane 3H'ifhSl'. 'BIl7'7lI, WILL CATE HEA'I'I-Ifl: Billy. It is not poetry, but prose run mad.-Pape. VVILLXAM JOSEPH KENNEV. How complicate, how wonderful is man.-Young, HARRY SUMNER QUINT.+ 4' Squeef' O, Harry! O, Harry! my love, my pride.-Dapell. VIC'l'OR EUGENE S'l'EVENS.,k just as I am, without one plea.--Tojblady. MINOT OSGOCD SlMONS.2xc Peanutsfl Bold as the hawk, yet gentle as the dove.-Scatl, EDWIN SLOAN TASKERFY Thou noble tliiiig.-Shakexpefzre. CHARLES WILLIAM 'l'oIaIN. Thy round head, that globe of wonder.-Caffew. EDMUND MELVIN STURGISFVF L' Sturgyf' Fast he stealeth on, though he wears no wixigs,-Dirkem. ARION C. ADAMS. Olly. Dreams of greatness in thine eye.-Bryant, As near as we are able IO discover, the following is a complete list of those who have at any time belonged to the class of '86, graduates excepted: Misses JENNIE M. FANNING, now residing at Minneapolis, Minn., MARY GALE FOSTER, now Mrs. Collins, ALICE V. SHOVELTON, now teaching in this city, Messrs. EDWARD C. SMITH, druggist, ALMON B. ROWELL, electriciang J. HOWARD CAMPBELL, of the New Hampshire Fire Insurance Companyg Misses JENNIE P. BOSHER, jEssIE MARTIN. C253