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

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l Well, who doesn't know Esther, the little inaid with the big brains? She always would like year. XYe little inore MILDRED GEDNEY BENZIE Pro lllerifo 4 Academe Sirqff .Q Academe A.s.s0cz'a1z'0n 2, J, .Q BIillie is one of our social butterflies and is always present at the good tinies. We predict that she will be greatly missed next year. lIillie may be small, but, Oh, iny! She has been active along other than social lines, as she took aniinportant part in the senior play, in which,a.s Ruth Thornton , she niade a great hit. Millie', has also been Exchange Editor of the Academe and, to show she has not neglected her studies, she was one of the few who 1nade', the Pro Merito Society. So, you see, Millie,' is one of those all 'round good sports and her large number of friends wish her the best of luck for the future. ,.,, I fbfvn-0 ' l l ESTHER MOLLE BERKSON Pro ilIcrz'z'o 4 Academe A.9socz'a1'z'0n -3, 4 carries her wits with her and she never fails in her lessons. Esther to be a private secretary, so she is going to Smith College next should like to see Esther a little taller, so we hope it will rain a at Smith than it did here while she was at Drury. f I , of .. my fM'ff: 1 l - IQ

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gxmn Z 'boxer Xo.Jl a GAS milfum . ISABELLE MUNRO BARBER Academe Stqf 4 Academe As-socz'airz'091 4 During her Freshman and Sophomore years, Isabelle used to come over from Hoosac Tunnel every day. You see she is very fond of us over here. and she especially likes Fortis,'. She is always present at our social affairs and We're sure Drury will miss her next year. She plans to take up social Work in New York and we wish her success. 5 . A-er f ,G- fyflfe-ftf, ey l GEORGE ADELPH BEAUDIN Beaudin is small in stature, but he makes up for this deficiency by his i cultivated laugh which he lets loose every so often. George sells tickets at the Lunch Counter and is a regular shark at making change. lYho knows but what he might some day have a regular job selling tickets at the movies. Credit is due him for sticking to the business side during his four years at Drury in spite of the many obstacles placed in his path. He was one of the few who finished a thorough business course out of the large number that started. VVe expect a great future for him and hope that, when he becomes a great business man, he will not forget his old classmates at Drury. . 11

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l JEAN BRINGAN ilcademc r1.9.s'ocz'aI1'm1 3, .4 Pro illerifo ,ft A.C'ClfI6I7Z6 Stuff 4 Jean is one of our loyal Druryites from Blaekinton. She is very quiet in class, but when there's any fun being planned Jean is there with noisy suggestions. She is quite a musician, playing a violin in lNIr. Chambers' orchestra. Jean was Assistant Editor of the .lcaflcnze this year-she's little, but oh, my! YVe all say that Jean should be an authoress for she always Wrote Very interesting stories for the rvlcadenze. Jean is quite undecided where she will go next year, but we know that we will not have to worry about her for we are sure that,no matter where she goes, she will bring honor to Drury and the class of '19. ,V dm, we ALICE JANNETT BOWEN Academe Stajf .4 Alice likes our class awfully well because she worked hard to graduate with us. She's awfully quiet, but her brains and capacity for work are un- matchable. Great credit is due Alice for successfully completing four years, work in three. Alice's future work has not yet come to light, but we know that laurels will be hers. In the first place she hails from Yer- mont and in the second place she has always been successful. Here's the best wishes of '19, Alice. I. 13 x ' ' X