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

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HAROLD CARD D E A X Cardie', has been with us four years and a half, not that he isnat brilliant rather that he shows signs of intelligence because he entered in sub-freshman with a chosen few. Of a quiet disposition and a little voice, by nature, he has nevertheless Won a place in the hearts of the class and schoal by his great Work in Athletics. As a star pitcher in baseball and a star tacl-.le in football he has more than fixed a name in the annals of our school history. Added to this Harold is modest and therefore all the more popular with the class. As an actor he showed his ability in the dramatics as Saunders. Next year if We look hard We may discover him at BI. A. C. ff' CLYDE CARLEY Q 1 Tom Longboatg that's his nameg he,s that little fellow one sees so often. No doubt Tom will be a lineman, he certainly will not need to climb the poles. He must be quite an artist because he is always on the top floor. Clyde expects to enter the General Electric Company in Pittsfield soon. 13

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.....-.-Lti.-i1---s ELSIE BROWN PAUI. BROOKS K 111 .X Tyler, the c'l1a111pag11e! Pat surely scored a s11c-crss ill the rolv of a, SGl'V2Ll1l i11 the farccs. He has had previous expn-ri011ce i11 public' SDC2llilIlQ. however, as he won lirst prize at the Kappa Phi Alpha Contest. Paul is one of the Chosen few to speak at QQl'2lLlll2lll0l1. Of a sunny disposition. he has I112IClG 111a11y WilI'lll friends illll'lllQQ his school Course. As far as wc know no afllictions of the lll'2ll'l have lI'Olll7l9ll l'at. He cxpec-ts to go to M. .L V. IQ , Normal next yvar, and we wish hor gre-at s11r-c-1-ss. Although she-'s little she! fi1'rc'v. Elsie has been the clellv 1 o Q her lG2li'l16I'S 1lllI'lI1g her roursc at Drury, with hor witty I'ClllilI'liS on ox erxtl1111g except the l,-ssons. Sho has tlisti11g11iwl12wl l101'sclf as assistant eclxtor of ,lr-rulvnzc' i11 which C'2lIVll'llj' sho slmwccl gr:-at ability. Sho cxpecix to 611 er 'wa'

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MARGARET COLWELL Margaret comes from Pownal every morning on tl1e car. This gives her the privilege of being five minutes later than everyone else. She is very well liked wherever she goes because of her jolly disposition. From outward appearance, one would think she is one of these happy-go-lucky girls. There is not a girl who tries harder in her lessons than llargaret. This is proved by the fact that she will be only sixteen when she graduates. She expects to go to Normal in September. IRENE CURLEY Ho, for Irene, she has been one of the most popular girls all through her course here at Drury. She is light h earted, merry and all that goes to make up a delightful companion. She takes great pleasure in the social life of Drury as she thoroughly enjoys -1 good time. She has been our vice-president this year and has presided with great dignity over several class meetings. Irene is another of our ardent admirers of the sports and may be seen cheering Drury on to victory, waving her banner from the bleachers T 14 '