Central High School - Aglaia Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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CONTENTS COVER DESIGN-Ilvrbrrt Gusfcifxozz IN MEMORIAM ,..........,......... DEDICATION ........,,............................,,,........ FACULTY OF MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL. .... LITERARY A Class Prayer, Verse-ilffvlvizz Ottvrxron ., At Arlington-J. Hvrbcrt Blair ..,..,.............., Spring-Gum-yi: E. lla!! ..................,.......... A Moment with VVHfSOll+1:l'L11lfd ,-I. l'iCII'llJZL'07'fl'l, Jr.. .. A Letter-Cieraldine Dunbar ........................ Paracles-Marion Luster' ,.... .................,.. An Old Army HOfSCf1.lITL'1'L'lLL't, Frm' ..... Listening I11-,Uyur .llulman ............... TYZLKCI'-fl'il'Ud Hvilzmuz, fr ...... .,.,........... Riding in EL New York Taxi-fam lIrDr1wcII .... Iixulierance-lCze.v.rcIl l'Iuu1f1tu1z ......,......r Hlacksmitli-Loz',y Smith ................... just Soinetliiiig-Charlrs Czirtvr ............. , The Modern l-ligliway-Carl l'. fauzzxr, fr.. . . . B0bby's Sliocs-KaIl1IcI11z Dumont ........ ,. The Milk lVIan-Carlrtozz II. Cl1uIm4'r.r. . . , . Teililis-Rmh Htlzvltafz .................... The l'iI'CSlIITl2ll1,S Tl1llLlgl1t7OIfjtl Ifrviwidcs .... A RS1TIi1'Ill61'flJl1HI 1'l?1'ra.r ,..,.... .......... Report Carcls-Rolycrf l'1'I?sl0rz . . . . Human, Verse-Iillmz lVu?m1L..... Getting Acquaimefl-l 1'z'd Kali! ......,. .. fii3Yfl811S+VlIJiIli!CC .5'ju11zU.r . ..,........... .. For Girls Only-Azzolzynmus, ........,....., . Spicy Nut-Brown Ale-Hmzry L, lfVildm', fr .,... A Perfect Day, XICYSSYJUIIII l'1'II.rb11ry .....,.. As VVC See It-illariun limzuvtt ..,,...,.,... The Batlltub--Dumllzy Jardfm ........ Our Destination ..,.......,...... AUTOGRAPHS ... CLASS NOTES ...........,...... THE CLASS OF 1935A, Beginning .... CLASS ADVISER, Cut ,.................,.......................... CLASS OFFICERS and HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Cut .... .. ORACLE AND AGLAIA, Cut .......,.......................,..... . ORCHESTRA, Cut ................. HONOR ROLL f UPPER CLASS .,.. CLASS ODE .........,.. EDITORIAL . .. ATHLETICS .. ALUMNI ........ BOOK NOTES .... TIMELY TOPICS THE LOG ......,. EXCHANGES ... HUMOR ....... 'TJ D C7 F1 NIXINY JI- Cn lx! X000 ,-v-v-v-v- KDNH-'P-'CND 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 17 18 20 Z1 22 23 23 24 Z7 Z8 59 60 61 65 66 67 68 70 72 76 77 78 81 82

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AGLAIA NUMBER OF MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL, MANCHESTER, N. H. VOL. XXXIV JUNE 1955 NO. 4 ORACLE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Henry L. Wilder, Jr. ............ . ASSOCIATE EDITORS EXCHANGES 1935A Patricia Hickey ........ Betty Blood ............ limily 1Yilanson ....... ....1937A ....1936B ....1937A Walter Szot . ....,.................... 193613 Niokorooo Blood ......... . ............ 1936A Q 1 AT -WCS William King ..,.,...,,..... ,,,,. 1 936A Charles Carter ................ .... 1 935A Barbara Dwight .......... . .... 1936A THE LOG Robert CIISIIOH ........... .... 1 937A Vasilike Spanos ...'.'....' . '. 1935AA Thomas WI Ainsworth ...... .... 1 938A Charlotte Vx'i1liams ....,..., ..... 1 937A COREY Dorothy Gray .... ,.... 1 937B George Worthen ....... , . .,.. 1937A Charles Hardy ............. .... 1 936A Eunice VVeed ................. ..... 1 938A KNOCKS BOOK TALK Lawrence Fox ........,. .... 1935A llary Aodfooliok .........,.. ..... l 935A Betty Fraser ----- '4-- 1 935A Muriel Esty ...,... ..... 1 936B MHFJUYIC Fradd ---. ...- 1 9373 Lillian Dillaber ................ ..,., 1 936A Tlwmas Bartlett . . . ,... 1937A Vesba Strong ................. . ...., 1937A lilcanor Dwight .,.. .... 1 937A Donald Perry .............. .... 1 937A TIMELY TOPICS Louis 1l.1CDCJl1011QII1 ......... ..., 1 935,-X J. Herbert Blais ..........,,,.. .,... 1 935A ALUMNI Marion Bennett .... ..... 1 935A Y Gcmldine Dunbar H '.-.' 1935AA 11 E111VVOI'lI1 Brown ,,.. ..... .... 1 9 SSA Hgwm-41 Akerlcy U IIIII 193613 Phyllis Duhaimc .. .... 1935.-X Barbara Cheney .... ..... 1 9361-X Doris Eckhardl .... 19361-5 BUSINESS STAFF .-ldveriisng MHIIUQCY Simone Roy .... 1936A Harry Froman .......... ..... 1 935A Gcftfude Page - - - ---- 1935A .-l.rxi.rtan! .-ldvmftisllg MH110g6V CIITQTIIMILQITIIHUCV I Merrill Moore .........,.. ..... l 935A ' YU 1' ma -- 19359' Stag .lrsixlllut 17IflHllI1ft7I' K Ann vvalsh . ' l H U . -H1935A 4 Rlllll Archibald .... .... 1 936A Mox Rovnor ...... . ..,. 1935A -Wff Y Richard Parshlcy ..... 1935A Efelfilfa 13111511 .--- Q, , llrey 1 ason .. 1 liaclore Rosenberg ...- 4--- - 1936A Frank Farnsworth .. .... 1935A karma Manlkas ..... ..... 1 936A George Hoyt '... . V -1935A jnhn Cram ....... ............ 1 937B 11'illiam 1Vatson .... 1935A I935A AGLAIA COMMITTE E , , K- i',S 'ztx' M N' '.R 11 Anderson, Gertrude Green, Thelma Q'- Liziige iqrmstrt es MEM? Parliiec Bf1X10f'EvH'Ce Hall' George , UM Lyman. Dorothy Otterson, Melvin Berry. 1LC11tl'l Hayforfl. Dorothy ir- ' 'JW Lee Carlton puyncb Ruth LTIOIWII' hllzabeth -Iamk' IIISSJCIOYQ. 3 . A . Lincoln. Martyn SHTIIJSUII, Josephine Pasekls, Sophie Jennings, Katherine 5 , w-1 Maher Ann ' Small' George Igfllowlsf Mary Johnson, ,kalallc 5 'X Marshall, Louise Ward, Margaret 1211112151 Roger Jordon, LIIHYICS - er. ' - McConnell, Arthur 1Yexler, May Pu lalislmd in the intereot of the Maiieliesfer High School Ceun-31 fam- limes lliiring elm rn-arlemie year. I' nor: l an :eeonafclass n-inner April 10, 1918, an :lie Post Ollife in Manchester,'N. H. Sulwscriptio price, 51.25

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Uiiiiiii a jxf l!!i1 f Q'- ' T xt 4 'QT' ii X J T rfrrwf L: ,snr A CLASS PRAYER Dear Father, we ask Your blessing On Central High. Help us to go on our respective ways, Knowing that fairness and virtue Live in Truth, and that To love is to obey. Oh, give us to remember The happy days we knew! TXTELVIN OTTERSON AT ARLINGTON The auditorium needed no decoration to make it look festive. The walls were ornate with gilded artistry. The ceiling was rich with golden scrolls and whorls against a background rich blue that sug- gested the cloudless evening sky. Here and there stars caught on the gold leaf of their five points stray beams from the giant spotlight. Huge chandeliers of crystal caught the colors of the spotlights and footlights so keenly that each little pendant flashed a tiny rainbow and the whole was like a dazzling Niagara of jewels. To all this brilliant beauty youthful enthusiasm had added balloons of every shape and size, attached to the wall brackets. Long, vari-colored streamers, suspended by invisible wires from the cathedral-like ceiling formed an arbor- like network overhead. Every guest who passed through the arched doorway was carried by the breath-taking splendor. Members of vic- torious and losing casts alike thrilled with rapture but rarely experienced. Every face radiated happiness and ex- pressed complete abandonment to the joy of the evening. The rich colors of the evening gowns, the fragrance of the corsages, the ines- capable slight formality of an occasion where so many were strangers to each other, all contributed to a sort of grand- eur which kept level the youthful spirit of the dancers so that light spirits led not to light heads. A vivacious blues singer, warbling with a perfectly synchronized orchestra, completed the setting for the most mem- orable night in the life of every Thespian present. I. HERBERT BLAIS SPRING When a young manls fancy turns to - fishing It would be impossible to draw on paper a picture of an ideal trout brook, for every fisherman has his own idea of