Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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A G L A IA Page Fifteen .XlJlil,lNli CYLQ.-KN CnAlu.n: , llama .-X helping hand she is ready to lend, 'l'o anyone, especially a t'rit-nfl. Hungry, boys and girls? Here's Charlie , the cheese and cracker girl. Shall we ever forget how Charlie Saved us from starvation during fifth and sixth periods? Some one will look in vain for a particular hright star on the Honor Roll when Charlie goes to N. ll. lf, where we hope she will have learned how to sit in a chair with- out falling backwards, l R.'XNK CZARNOSZ Sl-AkkY , Tm: CMR U .. . . .. . .X hte of knowledge is not otten a hte ot injury and crime. Sparky of all trades and the Czar ol' the leather industry. lt is hard for any- one to lieliere it hut Frank is out to master the leather husiness. Frank is a menilier ol' the Senate and the new Art clulr. Sparky intends to enter B. l'. and carry on this art, hut we advise a thorough investigation of the leather industry starting at the Chicago stock yards. Xl .X Rl SA ll li'l' lJ.AXl.'l'ON luv l'ru'n4 .t, uma Short in stature, hlond of hair. VVho could deny that Margaret isn't a blond? llfuring her' spare time she dons a little white cap and apron and Serves all of the nice looking gentlemen who patronize the l'uritan. lt is not definitely known what Veg has chosen as her life's work lvut l'm sure that she will prove her worth. Good luck to you. l'c-gf. ' IJQJRUTHY DAY lJo'r A friend, at pal, a comrade true, 'l'hat's llot through and tliroup.gh. Sh! Here's Dot -one of those quiet girls. Dot's going to be a nurse-maybe that is why she moves around so softly. She is afraid of dis- turbing the patient. But Dot has proved to her large circle of friends that a quiet person can he both witty anrl merry. fY-,1- LL. MM .AJP f . M. 1j.J7 111.11 fp Cie!

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'u f f.. , 't' .fx I IU, IL-Q ,:::. ,Lv ff fit .:.n.Lo. Page Fourteen A G L A I A LILLIAN CRAVVFORD nl-AILUJ nSPUDu 'Alle checked for silence lint never be taxed for speech. Another nurse. lf there ever is an- other war, the Red Cross will not find it difficult to obtain nurses. Lil is taking the Domestic Science Course, boys. Some lucky male specimen will be well fed. VVho is he, Lil ? H.-XZEL CROSS HSHRIMPU She is small, she is shy, lint there is mischief in her eyes. VVere you ever able to find Hazel? Even though she is very small, her pleasing personality has helped her to acquire a great many friends during her high school career. We're not positive what Shrimp wishes to be- come when she graduates but we're sure that she will live up to the saying lt's the little things in life which count. HARI..-XND CLfRRlEK H.-xR1.Y , H.v1 ', TRr:NcH COAT Eat, drink, and he merryg Tomorrow we may die. Harly and his trench coat are favor- ably known in M. H. S. where he is Well known as the captain of the Trafhc Squad in the new building, and as a prominent member of the De Molay. I-larlyu is never seen without a smile, and his winning personality makes him a. favorite with all. But he has one great weakness-for some unknown reason, he likes the West Side. HERBERT CUSHING Hmm , HCUSHU Two heads are better than one. Be bold, be bold, and everywhere be bold! Don't fear, because '4Herh is just the opposite, Although he has a sweet retiring manner, we have hopes that he will be a success. One would think he followed the proverb Man delights me notg no, nor woman either. But he is not so solitary as all that. He has friends among the fellows, and uses them as an encyclopedia for an- swering his questions.

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Page Sixteen ' AGLAIA 5 .55 9 .Al . ffN'H'b XX'll.l,lA3l Du Gli.XNlJl'KlL XX'1i.L1L Say it with music. Willie is a born musician. liesiiles playing in the school orchestra and band, VVillie was leader of the Naval Vets' band. Music, of course, does not take up all of Willie's time. Last summer he made quite a big hit with the fair sex at Amoskeag Ledge, NYe advise him not to take up this profession until he grows up a little. just for the present Willie should keep his mind on music, for we hope that he will some day rank with Phillip Sousa. Good luck, VVillie, LOKRIE IJUFOUR DU-EY 'tHis only fault is no fault. Lorrie thinks that school days have gone by too fast! He Was rarely ever seen earryitig a book home, for he al- ways believed in Stex'enson's advice, throw away your books, young man. ln spite of this leisurely course, we hope he will he as famous as Stevenson him- self. S'l'.XNLkQY LJYDO S'r,xx , Dir Still water runs deep. XX ho is the quietest boy of the class? He always wears flashy ties which go over big with all the girls. Stan plays a sax in the band and is also the main- spring at the traftic squad on the first floor. He intends to enter Catholic University, where he expects to secure his master's degree. Good luck, Stan , we will always be with you. WlLl..lAKl ERSKINE UBILLU, SUs,xN A smile for all is his style. U'idn't you ever hear Bill? Well, just visit a few of his classes and listen to his well-made arguments. He seems to be a dictionary all himself. Bill is keeping his future a secret, but he is sure to succeed in whatever he takes up.