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

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MARY ISABELH. MCINTYRE Vice PT6.S'2'd67lf 1 Academe .i1ssoez'azfz'on 4 Basket ball 1, Q, 3, .4 Acadenze Sfaff 4 This is Mary, Mac, or Cap, whichever you wish to call her, and a good example of '19 school spirit. Mary played basket ball this year as Captain of the first team and anyone will tell you that she is some basket ball player. Mary liked the trips out of town very much, especially the one to Dalton. 1VIac has a pet adjective which she uses very often, it is happy , but she writes it Happy! Mary intends to go to the Hackensack Training School for Nursesn in New Jersey, but she recommends the University of Penn- sylvania for boys. VVe know that, when 1VIary graduates from training school, there will be loads of people wanting her for their nurse because she has the reputation of being good-natured. VVell, good-bye and good luck, Mary! VIOLA ELIZABETH MCKAY Academe Association 3, ff PT0 M6Vtif0 If Viola! The girl who during four short years, has been faithfully ful- filling her duties and cheering us all with her charming disposition. 'fVyo is an all-around sport . We have only to mention Snowshoeing, fishing, danc- ing, or tennis, and Vyo is ready to join us. To a few she may seem rather meek, but-they don't know her! How often have we seen her blushing whenever mention is made of the automobile accident on a country road near Shelburne Falls. We have also noticed that since that time she has been very fond of travelling. Viola has been a valuable member of the class for she is always ready to help on every occasion, especially in the Pro Merito Society. Next year she intends to enter Normal, but we suspect that she will not teach very long. So good-bye, Vyo,' and may you always have the best wishes of the Class of 1919. 29 1

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r' tr '7 , NJ if 59 Q F HELEN FRANCES lVIcCABE Acadcmc rl.SSl1f'I'Clf'i07Z 3, 4 Pro lllerifo 4 Haxlfciball .5 lVell, if here isn't Helen, the girl with the Dutch cut and a smile. This smile has carried her through all the four years of Drury and helped to put her on the honor list and has brought her many friends. bwhe is also one of the trolley brigade, the one, in fact, who usually arrives after chapel , We think she has some pull with llliss Stebbins because she never gets caught. Next year she expects to go to Normal School and to charm the teachers there as she has ours. Wie all know that she will succeed i11 whatever she starts and we wish her good luck. 122.5 1..,l.., M, . cu., MARION CATHERINE MCGRiArllH A cadetm e Stqf 4 Marion is one of our talented classmates. She starred as the leading lady in the class play and was exceptionally good. Oh, yes, it is very true that hlaiim has a great liking for the lVest-more or less far away. In fact the affair begins to look quite serious. Did you say popular? Well, Illl say she is! fthe is one of the mast Iiopular young ladies in our class. VVhen it comes to dances, hlaiion is always there having a jolly time This summer lVIarion expects to go to Aloha Camp, Farlee, Vt., as a sub-counselor. Next fall she will cnter f.argent's. ll 28 5-of-aj Xuk im

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QW' ADW HOWARD AUGLTSTUS Mc'NIlYE x Baseball -3, 4 Let us introduce Dick , one of our all around good fellows. That's he, the boy with the long legs. Hobbie's sports are of many varieties. First come detective stories and yarns of mysteryg then French, which 6'Dick justs loves: and lastly comes baseball. For two years Hobbie', has held down the initial sack and made his quota of runs. Dick expects to fare forth into the business world next year, and the good wishes of ,19 follow him. ALICE DIANNA MILLER Pro illerifo 3 Academe ,1.s'socz'af2'on 3, 4 Alice is one of the quiet girls who make their name by high scholarship rather than by social qualities. Although athletics seldom seemed to in- terest her, she always found pleasure in helping her classmates translate Latin and Greek at 7:45. Alice is an accomplished and industrious girl, and we know 'she will be successful in her future work. She will enter Barnard this fall. 30 ' f