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

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MARY GLEAsoN lNIary's little but she's wise, She's a terror for her size. Don't believe it? Ask the Faculty. W'e all know Mary is a shark. The only trouble she has caused in old Drury has been on account of her tiny voice. The teachers have tried to strengthen it, for all the good they did. Better luck to the Normal professors! Mary was Junior class vice-presidentg also assistant editor of the Academe. She is our class prophet and her excellent scholarship has won for her the honor of speaking at graduation. HENRY GOODRICH FI A 0 Henry is a baseball enthusiast. VVe know this because when he decided he wanted to graduate this year, he slid and got there. He doesn't know what to do next year, but We have noticed a little tendency to carve wood with his jack knife and we may see him a carpenter yet. A post-graduate course at St. Joseph's High would place him nearer some of his friends but he will succeed anywhere. 19

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R. :XSHLEY FLOOD D .Y A X Cheese is a very popular boy. He is a would be lady-killer C?j. During his course he has had his share of offices and has done considerable for the school. He has been on the track and football teams. The Academe has had him as athletic editor and editor-in-chief. He was Secretary and treasurer of the de- bating society. For his Hue speaking he won second prize in the Kappa Phi Alpha prize speaking contest in his junior year. Next year he will go in the cheese, butter and egg business with his father. RUTH FULLER Ruth came to us from Freeman Grammar School with such ai sweet tem- perament tthis is the polite word for temper, lNIr. Coleman tells usj. But four years at Drury have greatly changed her. Ruth has been a prominent member of Der Deutsche Yereinf' To any one contemplating a graduation present for Ruth. we would suggest a Big Ben. No wonder lVIr. Kearney's hair is turning gray, chasing her around for slips. YVe hope that next year Ruth will be more considerate of the teachers at VVells. 18

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Ja' . ,G -. sl-E52 .1 4 ' ,ig :L . r A1 :ALBERT GRINDY, 2' J .Y Grunt is one of the lady killers that the class boasts. He is never at home but may always be found hanging around the fair ones. He has been popular however and has been assistant and business manager of the Academe, Manager of the lunch counter, President of Debating society and of the Junior Class, and an aspirant for the baseball team for four years though he is still on the waiting list. He did well in the Pittsfield Track Meet this year, too, being only fourth in the 4-l-0-yard dash. He has aspirations also in the line of a future education. He will go to Yale provided the exams are easy. BIAYNARD C. Grss For four seasons Gussie', has wandered quietly through Drury's halls with- out getting into any serious scrapes. Among his various honors he has been a prize-winner in the Kappa essay contest. bringing off first prize in his Junior year. He served as School Notes editor on the Academe. was chosen by his class to speak at graduation, played the part of Bob Acres in the class play and we hear that he is editor of the Class Book. Next year. to prepare for the engineering course at Blass. Tech, he will go to Ohio Yvesleyan University where he will doubtless make good. Q0