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

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f JEANIE DEANS Jeanie-the demure, quiet little maid has the honor of being a twin along with several others we know. When you hear that cute little squeak you will know it is Jeanie's cough. She has tried hard for her diploma and Certainly deserves it. She has attended many of the games and her smiling face will be missed next year. Jeanie is seriously thinking ol' attending Normal next year but as yet she has not decided. ARRIGO DE SANDRE His real name is Count Nabisco from the weary wilds of State Street 'B VVe do not hear much about Arrigo although he is always present. It really is a shame that he is compelled to sleep on that beautiful curly hair. He is - Physics Shark and there is no doubt but what he will make good at Stanley! in Pittsfield next year. 16

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BESSIE DAVIS Bess,, is one of the girls who comes from Blackinton every morning. She is quiet, very quiet during class and one would hardly know that she is paying the best of attention CPD But those of us who know and Watch her can see that she is preparing a lesson for the following periods. Bess has a very pleasant disposition, always ready with a smile even after one of her most trying times with Doon She plans to enter Tilton Seminary next September. EDNA DAVIS This quiet IHISS who deseited the ranks of 1919 to add her presence to our noted company has continued to show her good judgment in other Ways throughout the time she has spent With us. The various teams appreciate the example which she set the underclassmen by attending the games and a dance was not complete Without Edna. Though she has been very popular during her life with us and we have tried to captivate her with our charms, she has continued to ignore us and from all reports we expect that when there,s anything diflicult to do she'll let George da itf' 15

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LORETTA DUCHARME What is all that laughter and commotion in the hall? Why it is Loretta telling her intimate friends a joke. Although of a quiet disposition you wouldnit know it at all times. She hopes to enter Normal and we hope they will enjoy her as much there as we have at Drury. WILLIAM DUROCHER f Bill is a rather quiet fellow, nevertheless his pace in the social world has rapidly increased since roaming through the halls of old Drury. He enjoys farm life, his greatest pleasure being to sit down beside a certain '6VVindrow out in the meadow, thinking of days to come. Bill has showed himself up well in track, accomplishing second place in the hundred yard dash at Pitts- field. He has not decided upon his future career but whatever he takesup our best wishes are with him. 17