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

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BI' MSIE IRENE DOMIN II lluzfo Q ,l.C'fllI6'Ill6' ,1ssoc'1'f11'ir111 Z, J, .Q We bag to introduce 1I10tll61' of our popular ClZISSll12lt6S. As Dulcie H lllll1..,t011 111 tht s 11101 plax Bess was unusually good and, should she ever XXlSl1 to becoine 1111 1ct1ess we feel sure Bessie would make 11 big hit, Besides tus le.111111g to11.11d tl1e tooth l1ts and being a young society lady, she has 1lso the l1o11o1 ot being 1 1111 n1l1er of tl1e Pro llerito Society. Next year Bess 1 U 11112, .111 lX ,he lX11o1xs I10l whither, lillll anywhere that lIillie is, Bess ELLEN FRANCES DINNEEN Vice Pre.sz'cIe11i -3 Here sl1e is, the best sport i11 tl1e Senior class. lYho has 1lOt laughed at Ellen'sxvitty l'6?ll12l,I'liS and 6l1Vl6Ll llel' her cheery disposition. Ellen loves to dance and, judging from appearances, everybody loves to dance with l1er. Rice's Drug Store seelns to be l1er favorite eating place, especially during sixth period. lVe also find Ellen o11 tl1e side lines at tl1e games, cheering for the fG2lll1. She l1as not decided whether sl1e will go to Columbia next year or honor Bliss with her prese11ce. 5 f I Q 16

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JOHN MILES DENERY lliiles is one of those fellows that does not say much, but in his own quiet Way is plugging along all the time. He has to come a long way to school, as he lives up in Clarksburg, but this does not bother him, for he is on deck bright and early every morning. Miles showed his patriotic spirit during the War by becoming a member of the Boys, lVorking Reserve which proved to be of great help to the farmers. lNIiles is a business student and a very good one, so that we expect much from him when he leaves High School. Although he has not decided what he is going to do after graduation, we hope that Whatever he takes up will be as satisfactory as his work at Drury. FRANCIS GERALD DENERY Who is it that does not know tha.t red-haired boy with the winning smile? Right! It is no other than Denery. Francis along with his brother llliles came to us from Albany High and he soon becamealoyal Drury man. His wit and humor have caused much amusement both in class and out to his fellow students. He derived much enjoyment at the Senior Prom. by putting red ink in the punch. Francis intends to go to lllaine after graduation and we hope he will not forget his old friends at Drury as we will not forget him. 15

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, v JOSEPH FEDER while at Drury. YVhen he entered l1igh school, he J at last dwindled to a mere two hundred pounds. ness world upon his graduation. Although he has not been a social lion, Joe has made many friends was quite fat: but since then, by the consumption of Lydia I inkham's Vegetable Compound, he has Congratulatiazxzs, -loeu. Since he has been a business pupil, Joe expects to revolutionize the busi- JAlXHiS LEO FITZGERALD D iw Prcsiclcnf 1, -3 Ba.sl:efbaII 4 ilcacleme Staff .Q Baseball 4 Football 2, 3, .Q Prc.sz'deni D. il. rl. 4 During the four years which he has spent in Drury, Jimmie has made friends of all his schoolmates by his pleasant disposition and his readiness to help others. Although he devoted considerable time to athletics, having made his D in football, in which sport he acted as captain, in basketball. and in baseball, nevertheless he did not neglect the social side of the school life. Fitz,' was Dawley in the Senior play and his mustache and clever t way excited no small amount of admiration among the members of the fair sex. James is going to study at the Catholic University next year. The University is fortunate. .. 17 1' 4 l . ral 'ri if - f, 'f1 ' 'fx ,, , r 6 , f x