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

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SPURR GOULD, K fb A Spurr is long and lengthy, always getting into tight places but sliding through in the end. He believes that the Parcel Post system should be established in the High School because his mail always comes in parcels or bundles and in that way it would avoid changing hands on the stairs. His mind was usually far from his class room excepting fourth period in the senior room. He too, is rather undecided as to what he will do next year but whatever he does, we wish him luck. 1, LILLIAN HADFIELD In order to enjoy Drury more Lillian picked out the best class in history and early in our Senior year left 1911 to join us. In spite of the fact that she seems rather quiet she is an active conversationalist and can hold her own in that line with any one. Although undecided about next year Lillian feels she can tackle anything for did she not pass Miss Spencer's Senior German not- withstanding her sickness and Miss Spencer's objections? However, we know she will succeed anywhere and everywhere and expect to hear great things about her. 19 as 45 ff Q 5? 1 . i at ig, , if - 3

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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.

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'T p -e 'tl' fm 17 FRANK E. HARRIMAN, K fb .X Although Frank did not receive his diploma with the rest ol the Class. his Work surely warrants a place in the elasslnook. Frank Came to Drury with I A - 1913, and his efforts to graduate with 1912 will lie appreciated by all. To lail in such a manner is not failure. l-le will olmtain his diploma in September. and then will attend the Tufts Medical School. .f f , HAROLD HICKOCK 3, Here is our shark in the Sciences Never unprepared, but always sharing his knowledge. Although not athletieally inclined, his support ol' the teams never waned. Next year he will Continue his pursuit of knowledge in W. P. I., having obtained a scholarship for that institution. 20