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

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MARION HUTCHINGS Marion is one of our most popular and active girls. She is a singer of renown, having taken parts admirably in both the 'lPirates of Penzance and Pinafore . Her solo at graduation was well rendered. Marion is an actress of great ability also, for in our London Assurancel' she took the part of Lady Gay Spanker in a most charming manner which quite captivated the hearts of the audience. She has attended most of the dances and also the games during her time with us and in the latter case was always ready to give our athletes the applause they so well merited. We hope her presence at Normal next year will give as much pleasure to herself and her teachers as has been the case while at Drury. ISADORE JAFFE Isadore's knowledge of Chemistry bids fair to rival even Mr. Kearney's. When the rest of the class is Hstucku by one of his far-famed examples, they all turn to Isadore. Next year will see him in business with his father. 21

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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

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eg CYRIL JORDAN KN, , President of Der Deutscher Vereinf' XYho fails to remember that 5. 1 . , . gp cb, 1 ' famous one-half mile race where all records were almost lmroken by Lyril. ik all-0 The pace he set kept every one guessing. He has kept the same pace in his studies being chosen to speak for scholarship at graduation. His acting in Q Senior Dramatics was of the same high order. for as Cool his work left Y the nothing to be supplied. His next scene ol' activity will be YYilliams. JOSEPH I. KATSH 3 Joe is a particular friend of Mr. Kearney and lNfIicke3'. He has main- tained a high standard through his course in scholarship, and has an en- viable record. Although he did not come out for any of the teams, he aid- ed them all materially. Next year he will break up the classes in XYilliams. Q.,