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

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HAROLD BICNEIL 'glN1AC is another loyal supporter of our athletic teams. He is a shark at his lessons Qat least he says sol, and is a great favorite with the teachers, especially lNIr. Coleman. He seems partial to the Business Department, al- though you would never think to look at him that he was a business man. Mac is undecided about his future, but we all wish him success wherever he goes. BIARJIE BIALLERY Behold the math shark! In spite of the fact that she spends most of her tilne socializing with Elsie and Burton, she always has an answer ready, and it hits the mark, too. lNIarjie has done excellent work, throughout her course. As a fitting end to her school career, she was chosen to speak at graduation because she wrote the best Civil Service essay. Next year she will attend Normal. Q7

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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

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314.41 Roi' BIILLER, D , H il ll? Rah! Rah! Bang. Lefty, one of our renowned actors, having taken the part of Faukland in the Farces, hails from the wilds of Briggsville. He is a foot-ball player of no little Rep also. being chosen as tackle on the All-lVes- tern Massachusetts team. He attempted Track,,' but decided to save his wind for the cornet. He expects to enter Lowell Textile School next fall and we all wish him success. THoM,xs O'SHE.x Oh you Pelick. Here is one of our heart crushers and general social whirls. He is said to have smiled at as many as ten of the fairer sex at the same time. However he never lets it interfere with his school work and consequently he is a great favorite UD of the teachers. He expects to lead a fast life next year as he is going to work on the railroad. 28