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

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E .. t gf 15 L KATH liRl N Ii CARLEY Katherine is the only young lady in the class who hails from the Kemp Park district, but in spite of the distance she has always been on hand early. On entering high school Katherine came to the decision that she would not care to stay in the delightful CFD building more than three years, and there- fore graduated this year instead of next which would have been at the expira- tion of a four year period. She has been an enthusiastic member of Der Deutscher Vereinu and having studied German Kami es sehr gut sprechenf' lVe wish Katherine good luck and hope she conquers Normal next year as she has Drury. ARTHUR CARRIER f VVe are awfully sorry that Arthur could not have spent more of his school days with us but being buried in the wilds of Readsboro he never heard of Drury or the famous class of 1912 until one day he was informed of our exis- tence and he thereupon rushed down the mountain and up Drury Lane into our glorious midst. Arthur is very reserved and only a chosen few of our sociable fair sex were rewarded with a smile from him. This young man is also extremely studious and we know by the ambitious expression on his face when he received his diploma that he will surely succeed in whatever he attempts. 1-L 5-'56, 0- ' 9 ,Li 1

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SEWARD BYAM HD E A X Seward is probably the first boy who has been a Junior and a Senior class president. His abilities also run in literary, argumentative and dramatic lines for he has been Editor-in-Chief of the Academe, vice-president and pres- ident of the Debating Society and an actor in our class play. He is also a track man of some ability for he has been on this team for three years and this year won the 440-yard dash at the Triangular meet. He also attends nearly all the social events, the dances having claimed him for the last three years. Thus he has been active in nearly every branch of high school life and with all has kept up a high standing in scholarship. Seward intends to enter Brown University in September and the best wishes of his classmates for his success there go with him. AMELIA CARBONE Another brilliant light now blanks our vision. Wliile most of us are exulting over a C, Amelia is nonchantly gazing at five or six A's. She also amazed the huge audience at graduation, being chosen to speak on that oc- casion by the faculty. The term shark might be applied to her in almost any subject, and it is a safe rule for teachers to accept her recitations as gospel truth. She has the best wishes of Nineteen Twelve for her future. l3

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f. 1' ,Jkim wt? ,W THERESA CAVANAUGH When it comes to story writing Theresa has it on all of us. Her abil- ity in this line has been well known in English work and to the Academe man- agement for several years but, strange to say, it Clidn't help her in lVlr. Kearney's Chemistry tests. She has been very popular with us and we regret that the time has come when we shall see her ever-present smile and hear her cheerful voice less frequently. Theresa will attend Normal next year and we know Good Fortune will accompany her. JosEPH coFF1LL Q W 'W ws Joe IS one of the small boys but even so we always know when he is f , 'E around for he is always talking. He came from Freeman with his pleasant M-- smile which has never left his face from that time. He is noted as being one of Mr. Kearney's favorites as he got through Physics and Chemistry and still received some knowledge. Joe is rather undecided as to what he will do but r whatever he undertakes we are sure he will be successful. ff l5