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

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Ethel is an all 'ronncl sport. She gave everybody :lt Drury the onee over , then went lVest in senreh of bigger gzuneu finally loc-ating an Bear in Wlilliaunstown. She intends to rest next year anal will probably enter some big College the year after. l'lS'l'l'ILIA HOWARD Estella has been at loyal supporter of Ulrl Drury since l'I'CSlllll2lll year. Her standing in studies has allways been very high. listellzl was one of the first three to clebzmte this year :incl spoke most exeellently. She intenfls going to Mt. Holyoke next YCRIVI' axonal we all know she will lmve silere-ess. ETH E I, HOWARD QS

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EMMA HAYDEN Emma is a product of the business department. Her work there has always been of the highest order. She is a hard worker and has taken an active part in school functions. She has an excitable nature and often says things with ambiguous meanings. These saying have often puzzled the teachers as well as ourselves. She has however been a fine, true companion to us all. She will no doubt obtain a position as stenographer or typewriter. HOWARD HERMoN D 2 A x l It would be difficult to find Howard,s equal for an all round good fellow. He is one of the star athletes of old Drury. He was tackle on the all lVestern hlassachusetts team last year and has been on the baseball team since fresh- man year. His good work in baseball caused him to be chosen captain this year and we all agree that he well deserved the honor. Howard is also an excellent scholar. In math he is, in the true sense of the word, a regular Shark He expects to work at Stanleyls next year. Q7

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WARREN HUGHES 9 A QD '4Snoopy is one whom you may sec each morning taking his own time strolling up the lane. But there is a reason for this carelessness. He is from Blackinton. Buffy has taken an active part in social and athletic affairs during his whole course and is sure to be successful in whatever he undertakes hereafter. CHAR-LES ISBELL E A X Yes, I'll see about thatw and Fellows, be quiet a minute, won't you? are expressions very often heard on the lips of our Class President. Besides running our class affairs and editing the Academe, Charles seems to find plenty of time to attend movies and spin around in that car of his, to wear a dif- ferent necktie every day and even smile at the girls once in a while. Rumor has it that he also spends some time at the home of two of our teachers, who, We hear, are fine cooks, but we cannot vouch for the truth of this. At any rate he has proved himself at pretty good 'gall round man and it is with pride that we hand him over to Dartmouth next year. And if he ever becomes a second Rockerfeller, piling up the millions as he helped us pile up the dollars, he can take 1914 to Washington again as our anniversary. Q9