Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Page l-Eleven A G L A I A LEVVIS TILTON BENNETT l,ol'm, Not al word iw spoke than wus nt-1-ll. Louie is a Haxen-haired mein- ber of our class and is the banner- bearer Whenever Math. is nientioned. How he manages to store away so niany formulae with apparently no outward sign of distress is remark- able. To sit behind K'Louie in a Math. exam. is 10091, better than a Crib, -ELMER BERGERON. 6'l:l'IRG1E.,, A word is enough for si wise inzln. If the dignity of 24A is ever at stake, we feel sure that Elmer will uphold the honor of his class. VVe predict that Eln1er's livelihood will be derived from his pen. The desk covers of our Alina Mater and his jacket make our prediction more probable. Unless Elmer changes considerably, we are most certain that he will have to grace a bache- lor's apartment. .fl l . CHARLES STUART BRADLEY. S'rU g ll1:,xn.9 A man of mark. Stu is the great, big boy fropi Goffstown who, if he is not laughing, is grinningg if he is not grinning he's smiling, and if he is not smiling! y0u've got the Wrong person, We know he is studious 'because for four years he has carried a student's bag, even if it hasn't anything in it, Brad,

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A G L A I A Palm- Ts-n ALEXANDER R. APPELMAN. SARAH LILLIAN BARON. EARL BOYCE BATCIJELDER. Z.xx g ALEc'. SlIR1M1'.,' 5'BA'I'CII,.' HVVIHIQ- ii Nl 'l1l11hl'ifT hi' is of his lilllgllvln 1lzll1g.:h and the world lilllgllh with yuuf! lim-ds, not words. Pictured here is our great orfator. Zan has proved an able president ol? our Debating Club this year. What will the teachers do next year for a walking dictionary? His spe- cialties are dancing and holding forth with his inferior instructors on the absolute impossibility of this, that and the other thing. Although Sarah is just a little youngster, she is brimming over with good spirits and liveliness. Until you know her she seems pretty quiet, but her sparkling eyes betray her spirit of fun. We know that she will succeed in whatever she decides to do, Batch in the role of traffic cop has held down the Hoor by Room 11 in a most remarkable manner. He is a quiet, hard-working fellow, who succeeds remarkably in making everyone his friend and no one his enemy. VVhen not engaged in schol- astic duties he helps run the Y ,

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AGLAIA 1 Page 'l'wvlve ELEANOR DIARY BRADLIGY. HELEN BRESNAHAN. .IAMES BRESNAHAN. MICL- KAJTALSQ Ulu-t mv silt-nl luv, X Iiills' lmnsvllse now Jlllll ills-n VW' Nllf'Ylf ' is 'hi' hl '1'h of INV , Is lwlishvfl by the in-sl of men. .lust one glimpse into her snapping eyes will show you the spirit of fun and good fellowship which betrays itself in everything El does. It is unnecessary to wish good luck to a person who has her sense of humor. It will just naturally fall EPS way. 'l'h1- music of the slrlu-rvs :ilmVe', Helen ef- another silent Woman with many admirable characteristics. Although she has bobbed her hair, she is far from being a flapper. for what flapper could continue to sus- tain the commercial department as Helen does? XVe hear that Helen likes to tickle the ivories. My toiigrlu- with my lips I ri-ig:i1. Whoever heard of Jim over- xvorking his grey matter? He has the class distinction of never being seen with a book and yet managing to pass by hook or by crook, mostly by both. Someone has said that if Jim were to say Hve consecutive words, Alma Mater couldn't stand the shock,