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

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1-11 .,,. ETHEL HISER Ethel is another one Who, four long years ago, made her Way from Mark Hopkins to see what the Drury teachers could do for her. One may see her running up the lane after the bell has rung every morning. She is a lover UD lj of hard study and delights UD the teachers with her Witty remarks especially ,f Mr. lNIcGrory. She is undecided as to what she will do next year but is contemplating enlivening the Normal. -1 JULIANA HYNES It is always a pleasure to meet Jule's smiling countenance. She has always been rather quiet, not taking much part in the social life of Drury. She is very industrious and stands high in her studies. Juliana proved an able orator when she spoke about SGWOIIIHH Suitrageu at Rhetoricals. She is undecided about what she Will do next year but will probably pursue her studying in a higher institution. Whatever she undertakes We are sure she a will be successful. - .4 il :N ' Q3

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WILLIAM HAWKS D E A X fi William, alias Noisy is the boy with the laugh. Since a freshman Bill has been a firm supporter of Athletics, playing for three years on the football team and two on the basketball team. Hawk has ever gone out for a few days each year for baseball. He looms up big as a perpetrator of rare jokes and sensations. But Bill is never so happy as when starting up a false alarm. He carried off his part in the play with natural ability and glory. At 8:04 a. m. daily Bill could always be seen tearing up Drury lane tying his necktie. VVell, Bill, as long as you get there, good enough. Our best Wisl1es go with you wherever you go. CHARLES HIGLEY G A tb The Hon. Vere Queckett. The peerless actor of our school is Hig.', He is as much at home on the stage as he is in a crowd where he can surely do some comedy stuff. Chollie,' has been worried about his graduation, but we are sure he will pull through because we know his ability. Bugs has always been a happy-go-lucky winning chap and has an awful drag with all the women. He is always welcome in a bunch of fellows where his smiling Who, me? always calls forth a laugh. Chuck is a cornetist of some merit?? In the fall he expects to enter University of Pennsylvania. l 22 6

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MARY HYNES Here we have Mary. A more jolly girl for 1913,' we Could not find. Let us cluster around her and she will delight us with the tales of her personal experiences. lVe must credit her with a great deal of sehool spirit. She has shown inueh interest in school atl'airs. No matter how much she is absent, she gets along just as well in her lessons. She was one of the Chorus girls in ,IV Pinat'ore and l'irates . Mary is a lnemher of the ,lcarlenze Association, 'qui and has contributed to the .lcudenze at times. llie never go to the games hut what we find her there with the Drury hanner. She is always r.-ady to help any one whenever they need help. Especially in translating French and Tv ,gi f German, she is always referred to when the hoys are in a pickle. She has not yet decided about her future. HELEN lLl.l NG WORTH Hereis the jolly girl! Her dixnple doesn't show in the picture hut you should see it when she is bubbling over. lvlienever there is any fun. Helen is sure to be on the scene. She is honored hy being the only girl chosen to speak at graduation. That Helen is very hashful we all know hy her conduct during second period when Bill Hawks sits in front of her. Last year she helped Drury and lllr. Chanihers by being in Pinaforef' She need not have fear of rainy weather as long as she has a iilll21Clillll0Sll.ii Q41