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

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FRANCES K1f:vL1N Here we have a girl with some school spirit. At all school events she may be found in one of the best seats. She takes particular interest in the baseball games, and the excellence of our boys' fielding seelns to delight her heart. Frances has completed her course in three years, and done excellent work. The class showed their appreciation of a good thing by choosing her for one of the graduation speakers. Next year she will go to Smith or. more probably, to Pushing Academy, whose president is the father of one of Frances' particular friends. M.xRoARE'r LAHKIN Margaret is a girl that never laughs. but has the ability to make the whole class laugh. She is not noisy by any means. but you can hear her peanut stand whistle anywhere in the hall. Maggie as you soinetinies hear her called. will some day be a star at typewriting. for it is said she has worn out three type- writers since she entered school. It is noticed that Margaret casts her eyes over the bank towards the high school on Eagle St., but of course that does not sig- nify. anything. She first niade her theatrical appearance as a chorus girl in the Pirates of Penzance, and it was not till then that we found she had real opera talent. 25

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ELLA BIAE JONES Mae is one of those girls who has glided along through school taking things as they came. She is popular with the boys. especially those at the end of the line. She enjoys taking a five-mile car ride on those Sundays when white trousers are invisible in North Adams. She has told us of many experiences with her students, and from what we have heard and seen, we know that Bohemian life is the life for llae. She is undecided as to her future. but says she would like to take a rest on the hill near Morgan Hall. Williamstown. FRANCES KELLY An all round sport. Every social event comes in for its share of attention. Frances never comes to school with her lessons unprepared. hut if she did. per- haps she wouldn't have to stay away so many days. However. we have no cause for complaint. as Frances always seems to get along very nicely. Next year Frances will honor the Normal with her presence. Q-L

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BERTHA LEVVIS A member of the Braytonville bunch. Bertha has been so quiet that we have hardly known she was with us. When asked what she was going to do next year, she replied that her plans were not quite Completed, but she hoped to go abroad. You'll send us some post-cards, won't you Bertha? RALPH LLOYD HD F7 A dl Here is our class president. the most popular boy in the class. As quarter- back on the foot-ball team, and as first baseman and catcher on the base-ball team. he has shown what he Could do as an athlete. Ask one of the underclass- men how he gets along as a ladies, man. As Jack Absolute in the Class Play, he took the leading part like a veteran. He was manager of the base- ball team i11 1910. and again this year he has shown his business head by the excellent way he has managed our class affairs. Besides these many duties, lie writes about ten notes a day to a friend of hisf, Although he has not de- cided what he will do next year. judging from his past career, he will surely be successful in whatever he undertakes, Q6