Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Page 'Fweniy-Three A G L A I A GORDON GILBERT. TERESA HIABELLE GRACE. KENNETH FOLSOM GRAF, f'GHh Blushing: is the 1-olor ol' virtue. HAICEXNYNQ .KEN.,' The inure- he saw the less he spokef' Is there anyone who is really sure which comes iirst, Gordon or Gilbert ? Gil is without doubt the quietest boy in the class and that is a distinction. Some of us have been in his classes for four years and yet have never heard him squeak. But quiet people are always surpris- ing the world. Teresa is endowed friendly disposition over with mirth and Her ZlI'6 SSX. WG with a jolly, and bubbles good-nature. high color and che'r1'y-red lips the envy of many of the fairer If you object to being teased, would advise you to stear clear of Teresa, for she is proficient in that art. lim-all powers and nuturzll gifts do not Irving: privileges to possa-ssors so much :ls they bring: fllli19S.N Kenny is one of those rare in- dividuals who is not afraid to say what he thinks, and maybe this is the 'reason that he has served as head of the Traffic Squad, president oi' last Year's Hi-Y Club, a member of baseball, football and champion basket-ball teams, besides keeping up to top-notch in his studies.

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V I A G I4 A I A Page vI'NY1'lltj'-'l4Wll HORACE BROWN FRANCIS. llm'm ': Ilonsl41. Rivh in saving l'ommou .nut Hovey is one of these modest, unassuming fellows who never says much. He has a good record as 21 scholar and is on the Aglaia staff. If he continues to work in life as he has in school, he will surely be suc- Cessful. 1 I AGNES FRANCES G ALLAGHER. AGN uc. 'Ano sil f-1, 1 1 1... 1 New sin .-1.4,.- lll- x ' l-1- 1 lff- u-nys you. Agnes is another quiet girl who as seldom heard. Miss Russell never tells her to go to tl1e detention room because she is talking too much. Nevertheless she is a good friend and a good actor, as We have seen in the Literary Club play. l MARGARET PAULINE GENSZLER. l'1fLG. Hllnt :all things he done' 411-ct-lltly und in order. Peg is one of the few who keeps her desks actually neat and clean. She has succeeded splendidly in keeping her name on the Honor Roll. She seems to acquire her learning without a great deal of effort and excels particularly as a linguist. Margaret delights in conversing with Miss Morrison in German-ach him- mel!

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AGLAIA Page Twenty-Fmn LUELLA VIRGINIA GRAVIGS. !!,'.. ! ARCI-IIE GKEVIOII. NATHAN GREVIOR. '-l,i 'g Q1KrwY,', I,l4:r'rY : lXiu'ii : tlic1'7v. N.vl'lc. Ii ls num- tu ln- nziturnl. it' yan ii- nzilnr- silly nim- Lu has a large circle ol' devotezl friends in the Coinmercial Building. Her conscientiousness and persever- ance have made her a valued treas- isre to the class. 'tLu', has also shown her ability in dramatics. We hear that she will be a sLe-nographer next year. We shall watch your future with interest, Lu, This roly-poly young Qenllenian is our Claw Humpty llnmpty. If Arc'liie's Ford should wiock him, he would still be grinning from our to ear. Lefty has original ideas for cleportingg all Bolshevists to Alaska. VVho knows but that Archie may be government advisor some clay? Ili-:urs iliy slornii mnsil- uf ilu- drum. Alihougli you seldom hear Na- ihan's voife boomins! through the corzidors at school. he is noted for his ability to create sound waves as a infinber of f'J0nes' Syncopaters. He also has been one of the main- stays of the school orchestra and we are sure that he will be sorely missed by Mr, Whittemore as well as the rest of us.