Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Page 'l'l1irtccn AGLAIA AILTHUII JOSEPH BROAIJHICAIJ. A'SKlNNY.,' li :-4- my is ilu- s -,1n I of wit. Skinny is the blond-headed Math. enthusiast Hb who hails from Goffe's Falls. VVe hear he is still an aspiring supporter ol' the Boy Scouts. Stand up, 'tSkinny g we 1-an't see you but We can hear SOIHG witty re- niarks behind your desk cover. BEENA MAE HORISON. Br:ANs. 4'Ht'llNPIl favors ilu- dilim-ni. Beans has always succeeded in anything she has undertaken. That is why M. H. S. was blessed with another wizard when Beans be- came one of us. We also hear that she has other interests outside ol' school. Vllhat about it, Bea11,+ '? Or is it only B. ll. that interests you 'I G IGRTRVDE MADALYN BOUCHER. 'gUl4IR'l'Il'l.U XYll4lsv yvsIe1'4l:iy looks lam-ku'zli'4ls with at smile. A typical flapper is our i'Gertie, and ta lovable one she is, for who among us has not found comfort in her friendly glance? She loves to dance and it is 110 secret that she does it well, But Gertie is one Who knows Where to stop, the result being that her studies are usually 0. K. With this discretion, We know that there will be reason to be proud ot Gertie some future day.

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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,

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A G L A I A Page Fourteen ADELINE HERMINE BOURNIVAL. HAlllJY.n 'Html gooll lnl-lc go with thee. Although Adeline has not been with us very long, she has certainly nrade a mark for herself-in her nn- merous friendships and in her studies. Wha,t a stamping Miles Standish she makes in our Assembly plays, and again we often wonder ii' she isn't the original Sweet Ade- line. LUCY ELEANORE BRODE-RICK. .JICANNFITTIG BRONKHORST. Rnn g l,l'vE. Y xx'-new uF0l'lY21Y'll and i'roli1' glee wus thl-re, The will to mlo, the soul to flare, Lively, merry, full o' pep, helpful, Lucy is one of our most popular girls. True, her hair is auburn, but that does not mean that she ever lets her temper get away. She is an all-round peach and we have good reason to predict success for her. HHt'lll'1', lontlu-rl Nl:-lnnl-l1oly, It is at great mystery to ns all how such a Carefree girl as Yay-bee can know so lnuc-h in French and Eco- nomies. She has outside interests also. Oh, yes! She is one of the class musicians, You have a rosy future before you, Yay-bee !