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

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.litem FRANK JONES D 9 A cb .H This is the first 'gTwinnie Calphabetieallyl. Frank has always been M 'il in for athletics. For two years he has been on the baseball tealn and was I y iee-president of the D. A. A. in 1912. Being of a roving disposition Sizzle,' often wanders way to Blaekinton to hunt for a girl. To all appearanees r1W1 I X tis has always been a good fellow among good fellows. To show their regard tor hiln and respect for his ability the boys ehose hiin for football inanager and he surely it runs in his family. He will probably do the same as Frank and enter Brown next year. he has been sueeessful. For the next four years '1'winnie will endeavor to pursue his studies at Brown. FRED JONES 0 A ffm is the seeond lwinnien talphabetieallyl. Like his brother, Fred 'R filled the position finely. This year he is on the baseball squad- Q6

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- Pauline has a great faculty of running in at the last minute, and she may be seen after the first bell combing up her hair. Pauline is one of the sup- porters of the team, for she may be seen at any of the games, cheering the boys on to victory. She will enter the Training School for Nurses in New York next fall. MARTHA JAFFE Martha was lucky enough to enter 1913 as a sub-freshman. She has completed her high school course in three and one half years. Her particular characteristics is dihtidence. Were it not for this, more of us would know how bright she is. She came from Johnson School and next year plans to go to Normal. PAULINE JEROME 25

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ANNIE LENHOFF Annie is the little girl with the tiny voice who gladly joined herself to the ranks of 1913 in spite of the superstitious regarding the number 13. Since she has regularly collected A's on her report in this class, we wonder what the teachers would have invented as a higher mark, had she remained behind. In her quiet way Annie will shock the Normal faculty in her quest for knowledge that is, if she doesnit get lost wandering in the halls of that vast institution of learning. MAX LENHOFF . . . . . . F Max has glven up his paperroute and IS paying more attention to his studies. He is a Very quiet fellow but they say he often makes bad breaks in the French class. He has not yet decided what he will do next year. 27