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

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has won his letter in trzic-li :intl football, anal whvn thcre was nveml of an main ii his pix-se1ic'0 next year. The- good wishvs of tho c-lass arc- with l3oli. Ll'f'Y LILLIAN BLOOD .l n1r11'fl1'11 Il'l'IIlllI'l' mul lI'UIIllllll.lf.u Lucy vomcs to ns froni Stzimforcl :incl sho zinrl hor twin ziro spcc-inn Septunlwr. MANUEL Ul l'iXYl0 BOLIYAR D Tllvra' is no Tllvnzf' nmrr' lllfllflif-Ill fo sr'un,' s' Than is ilu' glorious gomlly 1'lI'lllI1!' of .lIl!ll.u 4 lhe naiimc is ll signal tor an salute. It thcrc is any tc-llow in tho 4-hiss who has worked hzlrtl :incl conscientiously for the sc-hool it is C'l1ic'k. Ha- ,...., , 'Culmien was willing to give his service in basketball. fliim-k's wczlkiicss. il' ie has any, is for the mlunce z1nd plu1ns. Michllehury will hc hriglitciicml with 14 ol tho rc-'ul goorl 4-l1z1i'zu'tci's whit-h :Irv tho Ill'Uflll4'lS ol' our hormlcrinu stzltc linvy has not lllilfltt livrsvll lzunons with zi loinl voic-0, flashy 4-olors. or tht co, hul rzilhcr hz-1' gvntlv voir-v, hm' moth-sly in ow-i'y sm-nsc. ilK'l'0llllJ2llliPIl ' 1 an uxr-praseiit smilc and vvvi'-rvauly worml oi' 1-ln-or huvv nizulc hu 'nn .' 'ioi nols with all that is gooal. l,m-5' 1-11tc'1's Normal Sc-hool IH

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KATHERINE VERNE ARMSTRONG lV1'Hy to falls wiflz, and pretty fo 'walk '11'1'1'l1. Who doesngt know Verne? 'We have seen her prominent at the lunch counter, at the various athletic feats, at the dances, at . . . Oh, what's the use of enumerating them all! For we have learned to look for Verne hand in hand with Fun. Her ability as an actress was demonstrated this year in the Senior Play and as ever Verne carried out her part to perfection. Yvhat she is to do next year is unknown. It is true that her recent theatrical success may lure her to the stage and yet, other possibilities such as an interest in the dry goods business remain to be developed. In any case, we wish her the joy of a happy and profitable future. ALMIRA LOUISE BLANCHARD Who .says in rerse what others say in prosef, Almira in her course at Drury has made her mark as a good scholar. She has studied hard and as a consequence was seldom if ever unprepared in any lesson, especially Latin. Myra, as we know her better, has taken a three years' course. Her fame, however, does not limit itself in the confines of good scholarship alone for lNIyra has several times exhibited her ability as a poetess. Who knows what to predict when a real live lNIuse stretches forth a guiding hand? The sincere wishes of her class follow her as she enters the Normal School next year. 13

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LAXVRENCE AUSTIN BOND Sl'IllfI'0II.S of ease and foncl of 11 umble flllillgii 'fBondie hails from the wilds of State Street and is one ofthe very quiet fellows except when he is caught chewing Cgumj? He is a great lover of horses, especially those in the spirited class. Bondie has no great liking for the girls but shows special favor to a certain girl who is a belle Clsabelj. Bondie is undecided as to what he will take up next year. EDISON EUGENE BRESETT D 4-1 moral, sensible, and well-bred manf' The name Teddy, brings a feeling of pride to us Seniors, a feeling of respect to the Juniors, and a feeling of something akin to awe to the Freshies 'xl and Sophs. And small wonder! This marvellous fellow has made his letter in all four sports. There is no ostentation about him, however, he just gets them quietly. Teddy', has managed to devote some time to his studies, alsog and his name is found spasmodically on the honor list. How bare will be the scientific department without his beloved C?j presence. Teddy expects to be enrolled in the ranks at Fitchburg No1'mal School next year. 15