Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Page Fifteen A G L A I A MARVIN AUGUSTUS BROWN. Sllif:Ilc llROXYXIl'I.u HA man 2LlLll'l' his own lll ilI'l.U Behold! The Sheik of 1924A! He is extremely quiet in school, though he occasionally answers a question or two in Math., but is a real sport when found with his books out of sight. If he does not go to college, the Arrow Collar con- cern should be notihed at once. GLENDON MORGAN CARPENTER. .s l.'.Vlvv: uCAm,.,- . Hc has been :it :L feast of lllYlg'llR'l.!fl'S :tml has stolen the sci':111.-. Fat has finished his four years' work without causing a great amount of commotion. but is well liked by all. Our idea of har- mony HJ is Fat bending con- tentedly over a French book trying to Hgure out why so many verbs are irregular. As yet we have not heard of the fair sex bothering him. Keep up the good fight, Fat, EVELYN WARRINER CASS. ll.xT. 'LAll thc- woi'ld's all stage, And all the men and women merely players. Oh, yes, Bat will soon be known as a member of the silent, drama. Bat is also the dancing fairy of the class, and has won many friends of both sexes. Most girls envy her for her ability to keep up with Dame Fashion. We shall miss you, Bat,

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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 !

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A G L A I A Page Sixteen 1 ANNA GRACE CHARNLEYA EDITH MAE CHASE. BURTON DQDQE CHIITMAN, K'.XxN g f'ClI.xRx1. !7IIr:f'KRns. HCHIP'-1 She siuln-ll :xml lnokwl llllllllvldllllt' things, Generally found in company with Eleanor, Ann has a Very allliable disposition and is friendly towards all. She is a good student and loves to have a good time. If she works faithfully after finishing school as she has in it, her career will be suc- cessful. .lu':uy, Oh, Nllzlkt-spezxn-Y I love tha-v nut. It was certainly a fortunate day for M. H. S. when Portsmouth lost f'Checkers, Her winning manner and contagious laugh have made her popular in all her classes, We do not see much of her outside of school, for Suncook has attracted all her attention. Checkers will make a successful business woman. I :un url- can-'s :nn enemy to life. Chip is good-natured. as is the custom of most lazy chaps. He has quite a reputation as an organist and it is rumored that he intends to study music after graduation. He loves a good time and is found at most of the dances. WVe all wish him much success.