Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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AGLAIA Page Eleve Yl- lil-lRYl. .XILXXIS lir:m'l.l,ii-1 Her words are trusty heralds to her mind. S1irechen Sie Deutsch ? Beryl might well answer ,la. Brilliant in her German, energetic in her studies, am- bitious in her music, and exceedingly delightful in her friendship-these are some of the reasons why we place her in our Hall of lfame. She is always calm in minor or major climaxes. Good l.nelc, lieryl, in your future years whether it lie in teaching or nursing 0r-- -honsekeepingl Xlll.lJKlClJ lil'fRtiQL'lS'l' 'fKlll.i.v For she's a jolly good sport you know. Who's that?fVVhy! C'an't you iden- tify that non-stop voice ot' llilly's ! In case you can't she's the congenial tratlie otlicer nearest Room 14. VVhat would a basket ball team he without a guard like Xlilly ! .-Xs quiet girls have their jolly moments so do jolly girls have their serious moments. Have you for- gotten Xlr, Tougzts :tnrl his f:ltflllllHI1t',, .Xl.liliK'l' lili'l'l.l'fY Wni'rl-:x ', Ai, Un their own merits, modest men are 4lnmh. Whitey has developed the most lueantifnl curls of anyone in the class. He is modest and oh! so lnashfull He is the golf champion of our class, in- cidentally lie is the amateur champ. llztve you seen that new uniform? RUlllfK'l' lil..'XKlli 'l'.Xt'K , lion 'HX grin is no sin. Who is our candy man? 'l':tek has a weakness for sweets and Kloort-'s Market is giving him his lnreak. l4oli's one amlmition is to he a letter man. Tack is going to North- eastern University and here's hoping he gets a letter. . 1 i 1 rt

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5 N. fi- J Page Twelve A G L A IA VICTOR BLAKELEY Vic , UELTGENI-IU Hen are lint children grown larger. Vic has graced these halls with his , presence for many years. His Fine play- ing has made him an important factor on our footlwall teams. Step into Room 2 some fourth period, if you wish to hear some fine arguments, for UVic is second to no one as a debater in American History. His spasmodic out- liursts of humor have hrightened the day for ns many times. During his sopho- more year he was a regular attendant in Room 3, the eighth period. Vic cherishes two amliitions: first, to go to prep schoolg second, to lie an aesthetic dancer. But we wonder, Vie, VVhy did she go to Xliehigan?l' SAIJI li ROLIS TlfrmY Smile an'l tl'e no l'l srfletl with you. There are smiles that make ns happy, there are smiles that make us sad, lint the smiles we get from Teddy are the ones that make us glad. Although a very meek and quiet little thing, Sadie is always smiling. To whom is it the teachers say, l-ouder. please? XYhy Teddy , of course. GI-Xllitili IEOOTH iiiflititilliu, EirzH'r-Yixkn lillU'l'HU All great men are flyine and l'm not ft-elfnu so well myself. Reggie , one of the ladies' men of our class, may he seen almost any night in front of the Palace Drug with the , rest of the heroes of the gridiron. He P is one of those fellows that everyone - likes. VVhatex'er you do, George. you will always carry the class' best wishes with yon. NlARGARF'l' Lf-XRTY PEG , SANDY She had a naughty, little twinkle in her eye. VVho has never heard Peg whisper in class? Aside from this wonderful gift she also possesses dramatic ability. She played the leading part in our Senior play. Margaret has a very sunny disposition which has gained numerous friends for her. To whatever road you may turn. Peg , we're always with you in wishing you the liest of luck.