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

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HELEN MARY GREGORY Pro Jlcrito .Q Helen certainly is a bright hope in the business line. Besides being bright, she is generous, frank and ladylike at all times. She is a star typist and gets dictation with so much ease that she really makes her neighbors green with envy. 1Ve are positive that success will crown her life. BERKLEY PERHAM GLYNN l Academe Sfaf J, Baslfczfball 4 Although Buster has decided that his love for the old schooli' is so great that he cannot bear to part from it at this early date, he has, never- theless proved a loyal supporter of 1919, and has worked continually for its Wel- fare. Bussfs work as the funny man in the Academe has been excellent, and the editor has often been grateful for his suggestions and advice. In basketball Glynn substituted at forward at various times, and conducted himself like a veteran. Buster is well liked by the members of both sexes, by the boys, because he is a good fellow , and by those of the opposite sex because he is so cute . 18

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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

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JOHN HEYWOOD, JR. D Cllass Pre.s'z'denf J, Football 3, .L Ever since he came here as a Hquietn freshman, John has been doing things for Drury. He played football all of his Junior, and some of his Senior year until he broke his ankle. Johnny has never been too busy with athletics to enter into the social life of the school, but he has always been ready to lend a hand at whatever work he was needed. In his last year, the class honored him by electing him president, in which capacity he served with the same faithfulness and enthusiasm which characterized all his efforts. As James VVobbertsH in the Senior play, he furnished most of the laughs of the even- ing. He also served very effectually as baseball manager for a short time. until he was obliged to resign because of leaving school. John is learning to be a printer at the local print works, and we feel sure of his success. The high school needs more workers like you, John. NIARGARET ESTHER HIRSCH Academe As.9ociatz'0n Q, -3, 4 lVIargaret is best known through her drawings. Her fine posters have been popular ever since she has entered high school. She is also one of the brightest students in our commercial section. She just escaped belonging to the Pro Merito Society. During her course she has always done her best for the class. Marga.ret intends to enter the business world after graduation. Whoever is fortunate enough to secure her services will find in her a good, efficient worker. The best wishes of the class go with her. She deserves the best of luck. 19