Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Page Thirty A G L A I A NORTON JACKSON Cheerful and gay, He passes each day. Small but energetic, Norton has earned the just reward for serious ef- fort. His associates hope that he will continue to maintain his cheerful atti- tude toward life. Happiness is earned not given. ROSAMOND P. JERAULD KIRONNIEIY A day for toil, an hour for sport, But for a friend life is too short. To know Rosamond is to appreciate the worth of her friendship and to understand the reason for her popular- ity. Everyone knows that she is a good sport. Tennis is her specialty. She is a member of the Literary Club and the Glee Club. She was publicity manager for the operetta, Patience . ELVIN V. JOHNSON MALI! He says but little and that little said Owes all its weight, like loaded dice, to lead. Quietness breeds content. Al seems to thrive through himself alone. He is a quiet chap: but one who loves sports-although he is not indulgent. We have seen much of his literary work in the Oracle. It must be remembered that he is a member of the Oracle Staff. Hopes are highg keep them flying. MYRON T. JOHNSON A pleasanter boy could ne'er be found. Myron's personality and good-nature have won him many friends. Even though he may seem quiet, you will find that he is always ready for a good time. We cannot imagine Myron as being terribly stern, but if you want to find out for yourself, just go up the east stairway on the wrong side. He's on trafhc duty there, and he seems always to be obeyed.

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A G L A I A Page Twenty Nme GEORGE E. HOWE SHoRTY Many a great man was small in stature. Bicycle riding' seems to be Everett's greatest pastime and sport. He may be seen every afternoon delivering papers over his route on his bicycle. Everett is quiet but sincere, always doing his work well. Everett was Associate Ecli- tor of the Oracle during the past year. lXlURIEL N. HUTCHINSON 'iHlITCHY Looks are deceiving. Muriel's well prepared lessons prove her right to some witty remarks during class. In the near future we hope pu- pils will enjoy her good nature as well as we do. ,lust try to corner Hutchy in a good argument and see how you will squirm. GERTRUDE M. HYLAND Gent A merry twinkle in her eye, 'Twas always so. Everyone knows Gert as the girl who is always just bubbling over with smiles. Her good-naturecl manner has made her a favorite with our whole class. She has a high scholastic stand- ing, too. Latin and Spanish seem to be her pet hobbies. We are sure that a happy future awaits her. THOMAS VV. HYNES llT0hil! Hang study! Care'lI kill the cat. Here's the boy who can honestly say that lessons never bother him. Yet, he is an all around good sport. Especially, he is popular with the ladies of Room 5. We hear he just loves intelligence tests and ring committees. May life always be as pleasant, Tom .

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A G L A I A Page Thirty One WILFRED VV. JOHNSON nVVILLn A sharp-wittecl youlth, starving his body to inform his mind- V, VVhat would neeome or us if no one Vfvere brilliant? VVho keeps thc stone rolling in class? Nobody else but VVill. Will is somewhat quiet and persevering, and he cares not for girls. Besides being a good scholar Will is an accommodating companion. Here's to you, VVill . GERMAINE F. JOLIN NIO!! He seems to be a man sprung from himself. jo is quite bashful in a crowd of girls but with a certain one-I don't know. He just keeps on plugging mak- ing each year count at Manchester High. Mr. Tougas' advanced French class is a shining light and Io is one of the stars. Adieu Io ! Bon voyage! MARJORIE L. JONES UMARG1-: Her heart leaps up when she beholds-? Can anyone imagine Marge sitting in a corner all by her lonesome? Not much! She's the Sweetheart of Cen- tral High. Marge is one of the lucky ones in this old world who makes a go of everything she decides to do. She is an honor student, and a royal rooter of M. H. S. Last year Marge took a sudden interest in football. An explanation is unnecessary. VIRGINIA H. JONES Gm , G1NN1E Oh, 'Ginnie' you're a wonder, And when you're old and grey, We'll all say, Yes, by Thunder: You were some girl in your day! Ginnie through her cheerful dispo- sition has gathered friends from all corners of Manchester High School. As a member of the Profile Staff she has assisted in editing the school paper by her diligent and efficient work. She is also a member of the Glee Club and took a prominent part in the operetta. Patience . Although she is going to the far away University of California she will be ever near us.