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

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i'l'li'l' llltfll .N't'llUUl., .Yl,X'li'l'lili.X' .S'lil'li.Y'l'lflf.N' KATHERINE BURNS Yom' would think that she was very quiet and unassuming. woulrln't pill? XXI-ll. you're mistaken, for she's full of it. f'l'hat it is very indefinite and a lot is implierll. She looks very demure and gives the impression of heing a man hater. XXI- found out differ- ently the latter part of senior year. Yfe find that Katherine is extremely fonfl of a little village Called Rriggsville. XYe hope the war will stop soon. too, Katherine. DOROTHY BUSFIELD Iyar is a favorite with us all. Perhaps it is heeause she has that cute little giggle which she frequently makes heard. Dot has played a eorking game on the haskethall team for the past three years: her game this year was especially noteworthy. Although Dot is not a grind, her work in school has heen of a high order and we are sure that she will cop all the honors at Mount Holyoke. whither she intends to journey this fall. i if l'Wlflll'TflIl'ili'll W il 9 l ' ' 22