Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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AGLAIA 'l'lCl.liNl.XCllli l'.X'l'S.Xl.lS l',x'1 ', Ti-zu l.:uigli :mil the elziss lzinglis with yon. Teal seems lo he of the quiet type lint those who look zoology with him know clill'ei'enlly. He aspires to lie ai great violinist, :inrl has entertztinecl the school many tinies. l.':it is an all ronntl goofl scout. YIOl,Ii'l' l'.X'l l'ON Yi , l,ici- i'x ' A jolly good sport: full of fun. Yi is :ni all zironml sport. She likes her goofl times :is well as the rest of us mlo lint she never neglects her studies. Vi is ai great :irguer when it comes to bookkeeping. llei' chief :nnliition is to lreconie :i nurse :intl we know than she'll come out on top. lioofl luck, Yi. .XUNIQS l'li.XllSON Anon-. Silence is golden. lt's hzml to imagine that .-Xgnes rezilly can talk. Hin when she gets started she certainly ezin holcl her own. How- ever, it is not always possilwle to judge ri. pt-i'son's worth by the amount of talk- ing he does. Aggie has expressed :1 desire to Iieconie Il nurse. She is a versatile miss: lYL'll'L' sure slit-'ll lnzike goofl. JOHN RICGAN jonNNY XYomen may eoine, women may go, hm I go :rlone forever, Yes, john is very shy :incl lmshfnl. VVhen 11 girl smiles at him, John's face resembles the dazzling sunset. Still he is with ns min or shine. ,lohn is the gulverlising inzmziger of the Profile, During his four years in school, john has nseil np his spare time shooting lvaskets for Vin , ancl scooping the olml leather hall for Huh, john expects to he a journalist. We wish you luck, lohn. Page TwcntyfSeUen N1 is -. I e,., TK NI'H'E5 Nw. iii it is E fi. o E l 9 i i i l

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9144 vu. J' fend. Pair. I Jul.C.p Page 'l'wentyfS1x A G L A I A WILLET OHLSON HOLLY , AKOOBIEII, Swami Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Weep, and you weep alone! One of our jolly, good fellows is Oily , who is a ring leader of mirth and jokes in the classroom. if he is late tor school, it is probably the fault of his collegiate Foro which he enjoys driving-although we never see any Wimmen with him. His pleasing per- sonality and smiling countenance attract both sexes, but he always remains true to his little blonde, blue-eyed Swedish lassie across the waters. As far as we can discover, coHin-nails are Oily's only weaknessf' He has kept his arn- bitions quiet, but whatever they are, We wish him great success! MARJOKIE OSBERG 'tMAkoe , Ossu-Q A great lover of the out-of-doors. . Hail to the future would-be Helen Wills! We Wonder if Marge will allow us to use her little black notebook when she goes to N. H. U. Alarge earned her letter as a forward on the basket ball team-a pal to balance the guard posi- tion of Milly. EDGAR PARIS riED1, 'Wlfhere tliere's a will tl1ere's a way. Ed is a quiet fellow but very good- natured. Hes never led astray by any of the fairer sex although many a time his smile is doubtful. Ed is in- terested in music, and he's always anxious to see the new ones come out. Ed hasn't decided where he is going, but our good wishes go with him. , LAURA MAY PARTKIDGE LoLLy ', MBLONDIEU For those who know her not No words can paint And those who know her Know aill words faint. What a tiny little miss is Lolly but oh! what pep, vim, and vitality her friends find in her! She is a very active member of the French club and also of many outside organizations. Lolly is a skilled lass in everything that she undertakes. Can she dance? Swim? Skate? Boy! I'll say she can! And how! fl

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Qtwl rw! 5 1 E u Page Twentyfigllt AGLAIA I L i l 5 E it E s . s 5 A if L est M li? gg 'V it li E ,r sp J E . an ff--M-w 4 l 1 MH DORIS 5HllQl.l-QY DUI A smiling eye and a laughing mouth make il charming personality. Have you ever heard Doris? Such a chatterbox can ne'er be found but yet her chattering is pleasing and catching. One can't help being jolly in her pres- ence. VVC hope Doris will go on with dress designing, which, if continued. must surely bring her wealth and hap- piness. VVhatever you try, Doris, if you attempt it with your pleasing humor, you will surely succeed. Xl A RGARICT ST li.-X RNS t'l'i-Zia , Sri-:AlzNsY Such popularity must be deserved. befell Rl, H. S, last year when Peg came to us from Mt. She certainly has captivated ol all the eligible youths Good fortune St. Rlary's. the hearts around the school. 'tl,eggy is exceed- of dancing. skating, driv- ingly fond ing QFB, and men. Meet the reason Why t'Gentlemeu prefer bloudsvl VVell, l'eg, here's hoping you'll always be as successful as you have been during your short stay with us. XYINTHROI' STERLING HVVMU Ripe in wisdom was he, but patient, and simple, and childlike. Yes, witty, Winthrop is. His bright remarks are heard above the din all hours of the day. His cheerfulness will be his stronghold. and his intellect, his fortune. Wm. just moved along and did his studying every day taking no part in outside activities of the school. He is the model boy of our class- XYhat. ARLENE TENNEY XYith sanctity of reason. Arlene is such a quiet girl in class but before and after class. my, how fast she can talk! After her departure from Rl. H. S. she will endeavor to become a nurse. Here's to our friend and a good sport.