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

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ELLA JACOBS She is noblest being goodf, Ella is one of Drury's youngest seniors and so unassuming that some of us, indeed, have just found out that she is a grown-up senior. Although she is quiet, she has made many friends in her stay at Drury. Ella thinks that the old school is too good to leave, so she is planning to take a post- graduate course next year. CHARLES VAN WYCK JAYNE JR. Dv Uve grant alzflzouglz he had muelz wif, He was Very shy of using itf' The young man with all these names is simply Chiek.,' He came into our midst four years ago and has been a loyal class member ever since. Charles appeared to us for his first three years as a quiet, studious fellow and one who never admired the fair sex. But this year we have seen him wandering through the freshmen rooms with a captivating smile on his face. Chiek', played on our football team for two years and his strength in his position was a great support to the team. 31

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fiR.U'l'I .XGNICS .ll'IRUKll'1 NI1l'l't' lfvx Il rlrul ql'ful1. lyilil' 'till I tell ymlf' is flr:u'c's pvl 1-xprm-ssimn :xml wc allways vxpm na-ws wlwn wv we lim' 4-mining. During ilu-sv four yi-urs, Gran-c has uuuizxg to lmu ll guml limo wlu-in not tcm busy slmlying. It also sm-nis that Gran luis llCCll inntl-:wtf-fl in svn-x'zll sllulivs lprulmum-vml stumlim-sl not lIll'lll1lL L1 l R.XNl'lQS Nl.Xl'l7lC lilxlllfll UIJIIUVII rum' in flu' 1'n.w'lnul yu1'1l1'n. l'i1'llIlCGS is one of our lIllSlIl0SH girls who clclifflll in clisplznvirw stvlc Sl likes to go lu svlmol zlml c'c1't:1i11ly lovcs to study l?l Nlumlc rc-grvts that slu- wmfl lic ulilc to t1'z1l1sc-l'ilmc any IIl0l'C lcttcrs in Sll0l'lllilIl1l lm' llr. Mc-Foy. She 2lpI7C2ll'S V1-ry quict in school, lint if om- slmulcl gn to thc nmving pix-turn lic would sw Fruiicvs ilu-rc uucl liucl licr cntirvly mlilfvrvnt. Nlzuulc has not lllililt' any flc-finite plans for the future. 4' in l,llll'y.S l'lll'l'l1'llllllll. Nm-xl yi-ur lirau-v plains in cntcr Dm-tor Surgcut Svlmol, C':1n1lmrirlgc, wlwrc wc knmx' sho will lmvv Z1 good limc. anyway, F' - F' 1 ' llx 32