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

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FRANK ANDREW MCGURK, KfI1A, D. ---Pink has beenthe light of the class for the four years of our high school existence. and in that period has managed to keep a radiant smile on his countenance the greater part of the time. During his Junior year he made his D in baseball and last Winter made it good in basketball. Whilethe has never lacked time for fun, he has, nevertheless. kept up his studies. He had a part in the farces which he executed very Well. Pink has not yet decided what vocation he will honor, or who he vvill charm with his smile in the future. ALICE KATHERINE MOSHER --Kate is a young lady who has decided opinions other own and never hesitates to say vvhat she thinks. However, she is full of fun, and her good nature is seldom dis- tuibed In tact the only possible Ways of bothering her are to call her Kitty or to mention the Y. M. C. A. In her freshman days Kate was so noted for the astonishing length of her pigtails, that she even received an offer, so they say, to advertise a hair tonic in a drug store Window. But that was the time that Katie didn't. Throughouther course Katherine has been an industrious student, a fact of which the faculty have shown their appreciation by choosing her to speak at graduation. Next year she will join the Normal school contingent.

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THOMAS CRICHTON MALCOLM, K LID A D. H--Since Fresh- man year We have been expecting Tom to do something wonderful, and last winter our expectations were justified when he took first prize in Kappa Phi Alpha prize speaking, He has come out for basketball, foot- ball, and track, earning his D in basketball' Junior year, and making it goodn this year. Until lately We have believed Tom proof against fem- inine vviles, but in the last year we have had reason to believe that indeed all rnen are motral . He has not decided vvhat he will do next year. ANDREW L. MATTE-Andrew was absorbed by '05 some time in the g Junior year from some place in Canada, A although his home was in this city. He was glad to get back to U. S., f'O5j, and has shown decidedly Ameri- can instincts. He arrives at school every morning just before the signal rings, and no amount of beckoning from the window can induce him to quicken his pace. His pet studies are math., chemistry and electricty. Andrew takes things easily and being a thorough student as Well as small in stature he climbs over or crawls through obstacles in a manner surpris- ing to behold. He Will go to M. I. T. to keep Hobbie in good order, and incidentally to study electrical engineering.

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THOMAS JOSEPH MULCARE, HD. -Mul, the leading exponent of the strenuous life, has played an important part in athletics at Drury. During the last two seasons he has played a fast game at left half on the football team, and although he has made his DH in that branch only, he has been a loyal supporter of all athletics. He possesses to a marked de- gree the gift of gab, as we have had ample opportunity to observe in meetings of all kinds. During the last year he has held the position of president of the D. A. A. to the entire satisfaction ofeveryone. In the fall Tom expects to go along with the rest of the gang to M. I. T. - BLANOHE MINNIE NEWMANW Although Blanche is rather a quiet maiden and one with whom we do not feel so well acquainted as we would like, still there is one thing about her of which we are sure. That is that she fully appreciates the ad- vantaoes of Drury and the class of 1905, for has she not braved the ter- rors of the tunnel for four years in order to be one of our number? On account of her fairy-like voice, Blanche sometimes had dithoulty in mak- ing herself heard, but here is a secret which you would never suspeotg on occasions, it is rumored, she easily makes up for this by the effective use of her eyes. Blanche is to be one of our representatives at the Normal, where she will seek further knowledge with which to astonish the natives in the peaceful Deerfield valley, where she dwells.