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

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0 HS nd' MAY li.Xlif'0K'K Nliustrcls I1 Basketball 3 l'iYK'llilll,SIC Editor ol' 'lf'fll!l'lI1l' -l ,X gentle poke ill the ribs usually told us that May approached. She s always the same, good natured and calm, taking everything as it conics, and seldom worrying about what may come next. Success to you in everything, May. -l' VINCENT BARNARD Pi1lge ' Art Editor of the .V-lrmleme Football 2, 3, 4 Pidge , a lumbering six-foot giant, has been a valuable asset to the football team, being chosen as one of the best high-school tackles in Western Massachusetts. He is also a serious and ambitious student, and one whom we have all enjoyed working with. May his future be bright, for he's the besta of the best. -X4 DORIS BARROWS MDM LSRPIIH Band 3, 4 Minstrel 3 Orchestra 4- Vice- President 4 Basketball 3, 4 Choir-Faust 4 Doris came to us two years ago, then a shy little girl from the big city. Endowed with a keen personality, red hair, and sparkling brown eyes, she soon acquainted herself with students at Drury. Next year, Doris enters Sargent's to become a Physical Ed, Teacher. Good Luck! 'X' HILDA BASHEYKIX Nu Sigma 2, 3 French Editor of Acadenie Pro Merito 4- Service Corps 4- Band 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2, 3 French Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Debating Tea m 4 Assistant Editor of Class Book Senior Class Play Committee Hilda certainly hasn't been idle during her sojourn in Drury. Always willing to help out a fellow student, she has been in constant demand. Hilda enters Massachusetts State College in the fall. 12

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HELEN ALBINI Minstrels 1, 2, 3, 4 Pro Merito 4 Nu Sigma 3 Fallit 4 Choir 4 Assistant Editor of Class Book 4 Helen is one of the outstanding girls who has participated in many of the school activities. She is also one of the foremost students of the commercial class, and has attained the honor of being a member of the school's honor societies. We all feel sure that success will be yours, Helen, in all your under- takings. -X' HELEN AMADON Helen is known to her classmates as an obliging and pleasant friend. This quiet girl with the subtle humor is quite adept in the art of knitting and sewing, and we wish her loads of happiness for the future. 'X- HAROLD AMATO Tennis 3, 4 Drama Club Track 1, 2 Student Council 3, 4g Sec-Treas. Traffic Corps 4 Service Corps 4 French Club 4g Secretary Assistant Editor of Class Book Nu Sigma 2, 3, President Football Manager 4 To certain f?j people, Harold is best liked while at our Proms, which he has attended frequently. However, aside from his romantic spirit, his loyalty to the work of the class has been one of most serious intent. His good-natured attitude prevails everlastingly among his many friends. -X- G UISTI ARRIGHINI Red Minstrels l, 2 Ouch! Yes, perhaps you have been a victim of one of llerl's practical Jokes. Nevertheless, his mischievous pranks have brought many laughs from his classmates. Perhaps we'll see 'flieclh ina comedy vaudeville act after graduation, who knows? ll .Wu D 4 H 4 S 4 'in KJ

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MARIE BASTIEN Because Marie hasn't been among the most prominent of the class, doesn't mean that she is a clam in a shell, because she certainly has some good times. We maintain that she holds the speed record for girls in getting through the crowded corridors at intermissions ol' elasses. May the best of luck come your way, Marie. 'I' VIRGINIA BELANGER Ginny Basketball 2, 3 Pro Merito Who would think to look at this gay miss that she was once called Pumpkin But Virginia has totally outgrown these days. The Cheerful disposition which has made her four years at Drury successful will surely Carry her through anything she may undertake. 'I' LIVIA BENEDETTI Pro Merito 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball l Tennis I Orchids to Livia! An outstanding student and a sports enthusiast. What some of us wouldn't have given to have attained the high marks that have been I,ivia's during all her days at Drury. -I- M ARIION B ENOIT Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band C'oneert l, IZ, 3 The saying, Good things come in small paeliag.fes, may be applied to Marion Benoit. She is probably the smallest player in the Hand, but she eertainly does toot a mean clarinet! lVlarion's charming personal- ity has won her many friends, and we are sure she will be sm-1-esslnl in any career she chooses to follow. Good Luc-Isl I3 all 9 , ah, 'asa