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

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C LXTHERINE CANTY ROBERT LESLIE CADIPBELL The world lf7ZOZl!.S' notlzing of its largest men. Academe .+1ss0c1'az'z'on 3, 4 Academe Staff ,Q Football .Q Hear ye! Hear ye, all ye people! Robert Leslie Campbell approaches. He is known better to us by the more dignified names of Soup , Gasoline Gusf, and others too numerous to mention. Bob's favorite indoor sport is throwing six or seven of his friends around for light exercise. Yvho has not heard the tale of the Campbell War Horse? hlany a time it has chattered, more or less noisily, through the street at the unreasonable speed of fifteen miles per hour! Bob, besideskeeping up his studies hadtime to play football in his Senior year. He did commendable work as a member of the team. I gzze commands with my eyes only. Academe Assoeiatiorz 4 Class Play .Q Catherine came here in her junior year from the Fitchburg High School, and we Wonder if she likes North Adams as well as Fitchburg. YVe couldn't be so sure about her liking Norflz Adams, but-. She has always been a loyal Drury supporter and there has hardly ever been a social gatheringvthat one did not see Catherine in its midst. She is always ready for a good time and that is one of the reasons that she is well liked by everyone. Catherine filled one of the leading parts in the Class Play in fine style and we advise her to take up this profession if she has nothing else planned, for she already has a good start in this direction. Well, whatever you do undertake, Catherine, the class of 1990 wishes you luck. 19 HL

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ELIZABETH RAZETTO BREWER Little of stature, but big of mind. Academe Association 3, J, Class Play J, Basketball Q Class Book 4 Betty , the little girl With the Wonderful blue eyes, joined our ranks when We were gay young sophomores. She has two hobbies, music and acting. Her ability as a pianist has been proved at the Friday afternoon movies, and as for acting, everyone knows how cleverly she managed the part of Coddles in the play. Betty', is undecided about the future, but We all may rest assured that she will be a complete success in Whatever she under- takes. PAUL BROSSEAU D ERNEST My many years have taught me many things. lllanager Baseball '18 Class Play '20 At last Ernest has made up his mind with which class he wants to grad- uate and has come back this year to do that stunt with 1920. Youlve picked a good class all right, old man-but of course, we shouldn't brag for that isn't what this space is for. If there is ever anything going on, any dance or ball game or good time, Ernie is right there. We believe We are correct in saying that he never missed anything of this sort since he started coming to Drury, nine, ten,-oh, a number of years ago. If he did it couldn't have been his fault. In 1918 Ernie managed the base-ball team in line style and this year took one of the leads', in the class play. As George B. Nettleton, one of the quar- reling partners, he displayed his skill as an actor and deserves no little credit for the peppy way in which he Hlled this part. 18

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I HELEN CARR Silence reigns supreme. Academe f1.9.s-ociation 4 Pro lllerifo .L In her Freshman year, Helen began to get A's on her report card, and has kept up the good Work ever since. She is one of the few who belong to that select society, The 'gPro Merito . Besides being a star scholar, Helen is al- ways ready to do her share for the Class of '20 and We certainly appreciate it. VVe feel sure that her future is just full of success. IRENE MARGARET COATES It'.s not always size that counts, but persoinialifty. And here's Irene, one of the best sports that the Class of 1990 can pro- duce. She claims that studying bores her, and is strong for a shorter school day and also for the installment of soda fountains at the end of every cor- ridor for the benefit of the thirsty exhausted Druryites. Irene's hobbies?- Oh yes, after dancing comes sleeping, after sleeping comes plaguing. It Would not surprise us to learn that she has been taking a correspondence course on the sly, in the art of kidding. IVhatever you decide to Work at, Irene, you'll be successful with that good humor and wit and your capacity for making friends to back you. 20