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

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MARGUERITE DEMING Marguerite is the possessor of an ever-present smile, and the cheerfulness and good nature that this fact implies is well known to all. She has missed very few dances during her four years with us and she therefore justifies her reputation as a leading Social VVhirl of the class. In fact she has been so active in this line that she has found less time for study than some, but this fact never bothered Marguerite as she firmly believes All's well that ends well. And with her all ended well. Margtiperite does not wish to give up her high school friends yet so she will remain at home next year. LOUISE EATON As our prophet, Louise predicted many things for us, but as our class- mate we think it easier to tell her future. She is very popular with the school iiii as a whole, and the alumni as she is with us. As junior vice-president she lguug showed her excellent taste by helping choose our class pins. The dances that Louise has missed during her four years at Drury are very few, and it N is said that the events would not seem natural without her. To prevent this lack of naturalness in the coming year Louise has decided to stay at home and therefore will probably be present at the social functions as usual. It is rumored that in case she doesn't remain in the city she may travel for a time but in any case the best wishes of Nineteen Twelve are for her. 17

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Another one from Klark Hopkins' ranks was lftlis. He has been out for lwaselmall and was a memher of the ehampionship star nine this spring. He also playecl loothall tlnring his senior year. He has never enteretl into the social events very much lint was always interestecl in the sporting sitle. He is thinking oi' entering 'littlts College next Fall. and the Imest wishes of the Class go with him. ALCIDE COURCHI-IXIQ D tl A ll' Aleicle is one of the few who have heen with us a little less than four years. owing to the faet that he was absent several weeks this winter lmeeause ol' sickness. But in spite of this he is reatly to leave with the rest. Cook is noted as a football hero, having playecl during his tirst three years. His musical ability is of note also as he was hall' of the tenor part at gratluation. He expects to enter Amherst Aggie next year and we sencl with him our hest wishes. lli

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HARRY FORMHALS l l ' dt Jartment. He has not attended our h but nevertheless he has made himself known in a quiet '5 Harry hails from tie Jusmess -1 is 3 g . . .. 'K social festivities muc way. Owing to the fine education tHo!J he has received at Drury, und1.mubtedly he will some day surprise us by his business achievements. He seemed to have little desire to graduate with us till Senior year and then, apparently the class had some great attraction for him for he at once won Doctor over to his way of thinking and actually got through easier than many who had made the same decision four years ago. Although undecided as to what he will do ndxt year we know the future ias go g WILSON B. GALLUP Yes, Wilson is the boy from down near the Normal School who hailed from Mark Hopkins. He has lead a noble life while at Drury, excepting this last year during which he has changed wonderfully, that is, from a quiet, peaceful boy into an awful cut-up . It may have perhaps been caused by the 'fompanyl' in the senior room. He is at present a little undecided as to what he will do next year, but his ambitions point toward Boston Law School or maybe that of Theology . XYhereyer he goes we wish him the best of success. 18 l ff od things in store for him.