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

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ICDSOX HARRY FIARIQ ,lI11rl1' up of Il'I-Nlllllll mul of'f1411. il joke, 11-ll it to licl, il will he 2Illlll'0l'l2lll'll. limlson is going in his liillllf' lnlsiness next yez11' unml we wish l1in1 the lmest sneeess. R1l7'l'I1I FRANVICS C'l1lQYEl..XXlD ' ll bunny, 7l'l,l', lll.S'S'Ij.' Some students wl1o have tl1e Zlllllllllflll, gllfilflllilllt l.I'0Ill I,l'lll'j' i11 three years. Ruth is lllllllllg this I1llllll5t'I'. She has been Very SllCCCSSflll and has llliliilt' lnuny l'1'ie11cls wl1ile QL student of Drury. It will seein queer not to see Yiyiani illlll Yioln 1LlD0l1l Drury next year l0gt'tllt'l', us only Ruth lYlYlillll intends 'lo take El I3OSl-Ql'2lllllZlt6 Course lmefore beginning her college work at lllount Holyoke. Q0 llere is the tellow with that lll0I'l'j' l'lllIC'lil0 wlnvh is one of the lll2lIlX Senior 21000lllIDllSlllIll'lllS ll1a1l Mr. BlI'fll'0l'y will miss greanlly. If you know

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ESTELLE EVELYN CHILSON Slzej'rez's not that the day is gone, And her task is still undone. Here is one of the famous Triumvirate. Are they quiet? lYell, ask our first period Chemistry teacher. Stella comes from the wilds of the Five Roads every morning 'Son the car UD as she says. Stelle's heart arables. However, as they are all going to Normal, this calamity will happily ' be avoided. YVe hope that good fortune is hers in future years. I- EDITH LILLIAN CHURCH Thy frirfues many and flI'1j.f0l'bf6S.f6'1l'.,, Edith is a member of the VVest End Brigade that strolls up the lane about 8.05 every morning. If you want to know the latest style in hair- dressing just see Edith about it as she is always right up-to-the-minute on all such subjects. Edith has not taken very much interest in the social side of school life, preferring to direct her attention to intellectual pursuits. Next year will End Edith wending her way to Normal. 19 would certainly be broken if she were compelled to pgart with her two insep-

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THERESA MARTHA CONLUN TIIEFEQS a language in lzer eye, her clzeelfs, her lips, nay lzerfoof .s-pcul.'.v. from Houghton to see the Dru and Doctor, and incidentally to receive the benefits of a Drury education. Tesie belongs to that inseparable trio which has been the source of much t1'ouble to ltlr. lN1cGrory. She was chosen by the class to speak at graduation. At the beginning of her school career she gave a great deal of attention to QlNIanuelD Arts. Normal will be bright- ened by Theresa's presence next year. MARY ISABEL COSTINE 661360111411 lived 11'1'l'l1i L'iIlflIl6.S'-SHN Isie arrived at Drury a quiet and unassuming maiden, but it wasn't long before she set things humming and she's kept everybody guessing since then. As a rooter, she has no equal, and it's rumored among her numerous, fand this is no jokel masculine admirers that she can make delicious candy. She has a great hobby for potatoes, in plain Irish, lXIurphy's. Isabel made a great hit as lNIrs. Compton in lNIrs. Compton's lNIanager, especially in the fainting part. Isie's,' course next year is undecided, but we can vouch for its success. Q1 Theresa is one of those maidens who four years ago, made their way