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

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MISS BEssIE M. MILLER, A. B., graduated from Boston University in 1903 and then attended the Bridgewater Normal School for one year. She has been instructor in Latin here since 1911. MIss EDITH HALL, A. B., is a graduate of lVIt. Holyoke 1903 and came to Drury in 1918 as a teacher of French. Previous to then she had substituted at various times. Miss GRACE A. GRIFFIN, Worcester Business Institute ,11, North Adams Normal School ,15, Bay Path Institute '1'7. She came here in 1918 as teacher of Commercial Subjects. MR. HARRY E. PRATT is a Drury graduate. Immediately upon his graduation from the Boston School of Art in 1905 he came back to Drury as head of the Department of Art. MISS ELIZABETH 0,HERN graduated from the North Adams Normal School in 1912 and after teaching in that institution for several years, came to Drury as instructor in Domestic Science. MIss ELLA ORR, teacher of drawing, is a grad- uate of lVesttield Normal in the class of 1895. lVIR. VPHOMAS F. CUMMINGS, head ofthe Manual Training Department, has taken training courses in New York City at the Columbia University Summer School. lNIR. JOHN E BIORAN graduated from Fitch- burg Normal in 1912 and came here in 1917 as teacher of lllanual Training. DIR. .lAMEs M. CHAMBERS studied in the Boston Conservatory of lNIusic and is now at Drury as instructor in Singing and lXIusical Appreciation. lXIR. CLIFFORD S. HURLRUT, B.P.E., is the boys' physical director. He is a native of Bridge- port, Connecticut and is a graduate of the Spring- field Y. lll. C. A.. College in the class of 1919. BIISS ELIZABETH O'SHEA graduated from the 2' North Adams Normal School ,1Q, and the Posse Normal School of Gymnastics '16 and is now I Y instructor lH girls' gymnasium work.

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MISS ANNE COLLINS B.L., teacher of His- tory, graduated from Drury in 1902 and from Trinity College of 1Vashington, D. C., in the class of 1906. She came back to Drury in 1914. lXIR. JOHN F. lAClCc1RO1tY,A. B., NI. A., graduated from Holy Cross in 1911 and was Professor of Advanced lNIathematics there until he came to Drury in 1912. He was head of the Science Department here until his enlistment in the Chemical 1Varfare Service in June 1918. He stayed with Uncle Sam uIItil April 1919 and then returned to Drury. MR. ALEPH E. C. OLIVER, A.B., graduated from Harvard in 1913 and CH1116 here in 1918. He holds the position as head of the Science Departmen t. BIISS ELLA B. SPENCER, B. L., graduated from Smith College in 1899 and for a short time she was occupied in settlement work in New York City. She came here in 1901 as teacher of English and GQTIIIRH. MRS. HELEN L. GALLUIJ. B.L., is a teacher of English and came to Drury in 1910. She graduated from Smith College in 1894, after W hich she took a course in the Harvard Summer School. MR. FRANK E. MQCOY. teacher of shorthand and bookkeeping. is a graduate of the Lynn English High School and the Salem Normal School, and before coming here in 1915 had several years of practical work in business houses around Boston. During the war he spent thirteen months as teacher in Reconstruction Hospitals for wounded and disabled soldiers and returned to Drury in 1919. MISS BIARIA B. GOODXVIN, A. B., is a graduate of Smith College 1895. She is instructor in Latin and Greek. MISS JESSICA SHERMAN, A. B.. graduated from Smith College in 1908. She is a teacher of English although when she first came to Drury she had classes in both English and fMathematics. IVIISS MARION M. CUSHING graduated from the Girls' Latin High of Boston in 1897 and came here in 1900 after a course in the Chandler Shorthand School. She left in 190Q and held a position as private secretary in Boston until 1910, but came back to Drury in 1911 as teacher of Commercial subjects. MISS D0R.A1tX. RADLO, a Drury graduate in the class of 1883. specialized in the sciences and in 1903 came back to Drury as Science teacher.

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QQ' 3 Wi O6 is 11 15 R M, 1 CLASS OF 1920