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

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-'pi--l-pu-1-.ii-...- MARJORIE ELDRID GE lilarjorie eame to Drury in 1908 hut on aeeount of sickness and love CU for the 1913 class, she waited over a year. Marju is from over the Hill and ft every morning she sneeeeds in skipping in in time to see Doe ring: the last hell. 1Ve always meet her ai every game and soeial event. She is undecided as to what she will do next year. ELSIE FINNEGAN Here is Elsie Finnegan. Elsie always has a smile which diseloses a very pretty dimple in either cheek. Elsie has taken extra suhjeets eaeh year, so she is to receive her diploma at the end of three years instead of four. Elsie eame from the F1'66l1li111 School. She has enjoyed her eourse at Drury very much and is sorry to leave. She expects to attend Normal next year and We Wish her luck. 18

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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

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ETHEL FINNEGAN Ethel at first seems more serious-minded than Elsie, but her intimate friends know she is ready for a good time, and a laugh. She has also corn- tion as being the sisters of Walt,' Finnegan who Was one of the class of 1910 and a star basket ball player. ARTHUR FREER 9 A dp A ...F Birdie flew down from the hills of Houghtonville with a great record Q of being a lady killer. He has not only lived up to his record but he has even '4 surpassed it. However, his attentions have been directed to fair dames of distant territories. Birdie', has a quiet manner and, true to his name, a fine contralto voice. Birdie is quite a track man, although he has not Won his letter, he has been frequently seen at practice. Next year he intends to enter the University of Michigan. 19 pleted her course in three years. She and her sister have gained some distinc-