Drury High School - Class Book Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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BIARION BRIGGS Marion has been popular among the boys as well as the girls. She was Vice-President of her class in the Sophomore Year. and since then, has not only been on about all the dance committees, but has also been a familiar figure at our Drury dances. She has always made a specialty of athletes, and at present. pitchers seem to have the most interest for her. But in spite of her social duties. she has always found time to study and so she has never been ashamed of her report card. After a year of well-earned rest in California, llarion expects to enter Miss lYheelock's Kindergarten School lYe wish her success. INA. BROWN Another of those three year sharks and another of our brilliant QD dele- gates from Braytonville. Somehow or other Ina has managed to wiggle through her course, including Latin under Doctor's supervision and still retain her youth- ful beauty. The latter. and her benevolent grinfit doesn't show in the picturej have played their part on the hearts of the youthful swains of Drury, but we think now that she has trimmed her Wick. Ina is not sure about what she will do next year. but we expect that she will follow in her sister's footsteps at Smith. 1-1-

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NoRMAN BLANf'I'I.XRD Norman's sunny disposition has won him many friends during the years he has spent on thehill, and heis a great favorite with Micky. He tookacourse with him in sweepics and passed with flying colors. Norman is a gay boy too, and is very much interested in a young lady by the alluring name of' Hazel. He also showed some talent as an actor in our play and as a prize-speaker. He has not decided whether he will take lNlicky's place next year. NIAHY BOUSFIELD Ah! here is the great athletic girl of our class! She has earned great re- nown in basket-hall and in her junior year she received her numerals and has done much toward arousing enthusiasm among the girls at the hase ball and foot ball games by presiding as cheer-leader. Then too, she has worked earnestly as a debater for the suffrage movement. As Lucy in the Senior Dramatics she will never he forgotten. Then, we have her again on the stage, singing a solo in the Pirates of Penzance. The boys at school find a great favorite in little lXIary but alas! their affections are all wasted! There is a Joe outside of school. She is going to a Domestic Science school next year. Can anyone guess why? 13

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M,ARfi.ARET CARR Impersor1ator!Cartoonist! And, ah yes, actress too, for was she not one of the cast of The Pirates of Penzance?'i She came to us as a sub-freshman and a little one at that. During her freshman and sophomore years she quite took the school by storm, but the third year things quieted down and her last year has proved her quite a dig! CDidge-D. In spite of the fact that her studies oc- cupied most of her time she devoted some of it to traveling. making frequent visits to the eastern part of the state, her favorite stopping place being Lynn. Margaret is having a hard time in deciding where she will go next year but we feel sure that she will make a success of whatever she decides to take up. CHARLES CHAPiN Charles one of those small quiet boys who do noble deeds. For it is through him that our illustrious class is to be represented at VVest Point. Con- gratulations Charlie. As Fag in the class play he showed that he was some actor,', we are now waiting to see what he can do as a soldier. 15