Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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A G L A I A Page Eleven SEFTON ABBOTT SrMM1E Ladies prefer blondes. Simmie might well be termed one of the most handsome men in our class. His golden locks have been the envy of all the girls. Sim doesn't care much about studying but his love for acting makes up for this. His keen sense of humor has afforded his classmates many laughs and his teachers many worries. FRANK E. ADAMS, JR. Hmmm Smile and the world smiles with you. Frank certainly believes in letting a smile be his umbrella for whoever saw him when he wasn't smiling? Some- day Heimie is going to write a poem or produce some great masterpiece be- cause even now he has started thinking and dreaming about it. HAROLD A. ANDERSON 4cANDYv:, uAHAL:s Personality plus. Andy is one of the most popular boys in our class. He possesses that ever elusive quality known as person- ality. Andy is a lover of hot dance music. In fact his one ambition is to equal Mal Hallet as an orchestra leader. Ancly's favorite pastime is breaking girls' hearts. RAY C. AVERY HBABEU He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn't be one, and he did it. There is a peculiar quality to Ray's smile that has led people to believe that he knows more than the rest of us, but his friends willingly testify that Ray is laughing not at but with us. Ray's chief interest in life is pole vaulting. Even those who haven't seen Ray's slicker know that he is an artist.

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Page Twelve A G L A IA OLIVE E. AYER HOLLY A maid of bewitching grace. Olive is the envied possessor of curly fiaxen hair, merry blue eyes and a sweet manner which have Won her many friends. Her specialty has been drawing. We have appreciated her gay posters around the school. Books, of which teachers cruelly relieved her, had a special fascination for her. SAMUEL T. BAKUS HSALI-N Always chasing a good time. Sam is one of those fellows who is always looking for a good time. Perhaps he isn't too boisterous in school, but we know that he is when he's out of school. However, Sam is one of these regular boys and can do good Work when he settles down. FLORENCE B. BARRETT FLoss1s If naught is happening, then will I make it. Flossie is' everything but quiet. If the class is too calm to suit her, she is sure to make something happen , especially in Economics. But when it comes to Stenography, Flossie is somewhat different. One might say that she becomes almost serious. We are sure that she will make someone an excellent secretary in the near future. EDWARD I. BARRY MED!! A lion-hearted caveuman, beware, fair maiden. In our school life Ed has proven himself an agreeable companion and a helpful friend. His leisure hours are used in playing baseball, and 'tis whis- pered around that Ed is quite a. lion with the young damsels of the class. Let's hope that Ed can usher his way through aisles of fame as he does at the Crown. .