Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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A G L A I A Page Seventec l-ll.lZ.-Xlll-1'l'll lf.-Xlikllili l ui Gracious in lu-r manners, lVinning in her ways. Short and cvcr so slightly plump with two sparkling eyes, a dark curly, wind- plown lvolr, and a cutc littlc nose-that's l-il: ! She was a fornicr sccrt-tary of thc Literary clulv, our ctlicit-nt Yicc- l'rt-sida-nt of thc alaska-rs, and ,lanc in tht- Sm-nior play, 'l'ht' Romantic Ago. lJfXYllJ l7lfl.l.Nl,-XN IJ,-wie , l'1lil.l. I can do all that becomes a man. ln thc four yt-ars that lJax'c has lvt'K'Il he-rc, hc has made a namc for him- sclf in athletics, the hand, and as a writer for thc Oracle. This is out' student who reads tho papers and luc- licws all hc roads. Ht' works in a hotel, which ht- some day hopes to own. LILLIAN 1flil.DKlAN ii tv u nv l.u,, l.lI.I.Y Not one soumlfjust a great sweet silence l.il is one of our st-nsilmlc girls. Ont- iivvcr secs licr that sho is not studying, and that is why she is such a good stu- dcnt. lf you want to know anything ilvout grammar, ask Lili , shc'll toll juli. WYhcn the lwusincss world claims Lil with hcr exccllcnt knowlcdgt- of -tvnography and grammar, wc know it will appreciate ht-r as we did. MARION ITPQRGUSUN Nothing endures but personal quality. Uur Marion is a capalvlc nursc. clX'L'l' at the hospital she smooths your In-ow .and calms your fcvt-rs. Her training in home economics will ht-lp hor when shc takes up hcr life work. A good dis- Iosition and good biscuits assure hci' a happy futurc. EE':?4M'H'S vu- 'Yl l l l I 4 i . Iliff, 31 44 11. LL

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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.

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Page Eighteen A G L A I A 5'l'lil..LA lfl L.-XR STE1.1. , l'mci-tics Silence is a virtue. XYho is the quiet, seclate little girl that sits in the hack of Monsieur Tougas' second periocl French class and never says at word? Not many of us know olll' Stella. We just can't believe 1 0 y . that she is always as quiet as she pre- i tends to be. Recently, she has taken an interest ill clanctng. l wonder why? l l ARDYTH lfll.LMOlQl-1 Alan , Hl'll.l.Yl l E Oli, what at peach is this little girl. XVith popularity plus, so they say. ET 1. fc .-. :r M :- O 2 l 0 E F : H c H :- VT P-v-1 E' E FT lfconomics clulv zincl l know the lower 3 3 classmen will certainly miss her alter 4 this year. Those sparkling lirown eyes Q are never lvlue and her smile IS zilwztys so sunny :intl gay. l wonder what Lien would clo without Arclyth, and Filly without Gen. Hell, Ardyth, we :tll , certainly wish you success in whatever you nnclertuke. NORXI AN lfOS'l'l'1IQ Noun K Hen may come :mil inen may go, but l go , on forever. l Normzni has been the ollice lioy for quite a while, The Practical Arts' office will certainly miss his puinstztlcing S efforts. Rarely have we sccn him when he was not on some errzmcl. Xlith ull ' this training he will surely mztlce Il wry ellicient llusiness man. l in ' 1 Q 0 K .,, . , 's yleioit eotoxn, E nvlcy, t ' XYormls are silver, ileerls :ire gold. 'l ' if Vic is :mother czincliclztte for the honor ol lacing the iIlllL'lt'Sl Senior ll. He is at hard worker, however, anrl he - K will prolmlmly he missefl when the Q W Iileachers liztye to he put up lor the l f E football games next year. XX'h:tt are 5 5 you going to lie, Vic , at constructor?