Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Page Seventeen A G L A I A ' 1 MARION XVINIFREU I'HlllS'l'll-1. l'Il.IZAlil'I'l'll LOVISE CI,Ol'GIl. IIICLEN NTNA COLDXYI-II.l.. MINI- IC111 g 'tI.iis g l.lxx1H. SANm'. 'l'1'114' :ns the in-exile to thu mln, l Hr :ls the tlml In the sun. Marion is a deinure person with roguish brown eyes. She is quiet but always ready for fun. If any- one needs a friend, Marion is always a real one. We hear she islgoing to Keene next year and we all wish her luck. 'tllrinlc :tml ln- nwrry, for toulormxx you muy div. XVlierever there's fun there's Elizabeth, Wherever there's Lib there's fun. When it comes to dar- ing, there's nobody that can stump her. Everybody knows by heart her giggle and wink for inale and female alike, and we all agree she's a good pal for everything, 'l'ln-5' laugh that win. Her personality and ready smile have gained her a host of friends. She is an adept at tickling the keys. Although from Goffe's Falls, our vice-president is rarely absent. She is an excellent scholar and is on the Honor Roll and on the Aglaia staff.

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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.

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AGLAIA Page Eighteen HARRIET MURIEL COLLINS. Ll LLIAN SIMONE COME. hIl.XliRll'I.,, ff v 'l'll1- sight of you is ggoml fu' s ' A . Ll L. I U 'Vx Bid mm- 4llNt'0lll'N1' :md l'll cnrlmnt lliv car. Harrie is a very lovable miss, one of the chief reasons being those rosy cheeks, It is a gift which all the girls envy. Harrie, as prob- ably most of us know, is a Commer- cial pupil and, well-just think it over! How would you like to see Harrie behind your stenographens desk every morning? Julia Marlowe and Ethel Barry- more have nothing on Lillian. Maybe she is the tiniest girl in the class, Sed etian1 she is considered our actress Superb. What a cute little boy she makes in Assembly plays and how many friends she has! Come, Lillian-yes, she is al- ways there. ELIZABETH LUCILLE CROMBIE. I1n'r'1'Y . For new-r Rlllj'llllll,Lf' cam lm nmiss When AlIjJllll'll4'NN :ind duty ts-mlm-r it. Betty does not need to be intro- duced for everyone knows her. How could we do without UBETTYH and what is there she cannot do? Every- one knows how well her role was done in the play, how well she sings, how cheerfully she does her work,