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

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CORABELLE VICTORIA GOULD Pleased zvitlz a 7'flIlIlI6', 1'l'C'A'I67f1 with Cl .vfrazzx ilcafleme I1.5'S0f'1.Cllll.0IZ .Q C'Iu.w.s Hook 4 Here is one of those jolly, Inueh-envied pupils from lilac-kinton. Cote, in travelling to and fro these four years has managed to secure a lot of fun ing characteristic of Corahelle is optiinisin, which will certainly be of great advantage in the future, for she intends to be a nurse. i RUTH FIELD GRAHABI Your very .s'z'Ienee shows that you agree. Academe ,-1.9.s'0ciaf1'on 3, 4 Ruth is one of the few quiet young ladies in the Senior Class. The proverb that Still Water runs deep, seems to fit her to a NT . Ruth is very careful of money, especially Nic-holsu. Next year she intends to take up training and become a nurse. The best wishes of 1990 go with her. ,QL Q7 and also, a good many privileges for tardiness and absence. The outstand-

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KENNETH MALCOLM GILLIES He trudged alorzg, unlcnowing what he sought, And whistled as he went, for want of thought. Academe Stag' J, Pro Merito If Class Play J, Bow classmates, for here is our mechanical boy! He walks like one and talks like one. In fact, Kenneth is very business-like and has an orchestra all his own. His orchestra plays at all the biggest social events and has even been seen as far away as Williamstown. All joking aside now, Ken,' is a fellow who always says what he means and knows what he is talking about, sometimes, and this is a kind of a fellow that we all like. Art is the most strenuous sport that Kenneth has ever undertaken. BERBLEX PERHAM GLYNN Dv No shame I deem it to hare had my sport. Editor of Class Book '20 Academe Staff 319, ,Q0 Academe Association '18 ,19 Basketball '19, ,Q0 An inspection of the things which Bus', has accomplished in his stay in school brings to light the fact that, while there has been a pleasinglack of big noise accompanying his work, he has nevertheless been a valuable asset to the classes which he has honored. In 1919 he played basketball, and his ability as a good Hoor man was readily seen. This year he proved one of the mainstays of the most successful five, always coming through ina pinch, and registering floor baskets in the nick of time. He has also served as exchange editor of The Academe and did much to bring that department up to its present high standard. What is possibly the biggest thing which Buster,' attempted is the volume in which this essay is contained. He is going to move to Worcester at the end of this term, and has not announced his future plans. 26

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WALLACE EDWARD GREENEHDU I am not in the roll of common men. Manager Baseball 4 Academe Association 22, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Wallie , as everybody calls him, especially the girls, may not be noted for his size, but he certainly does make himself heard. His jolly laugh can be heard by anyone within a mile's distance-more or less. However, he has other accomplishments besides. He is one of our Vernon Castlesw, being one of the best dancers in the class. Wallace is also a lover of Math. or so one would think, as he everlastingly has a Math. book in front of him. Lately, he has been very thoughtful, as he is trying to decide between being a millionaire and an office boy. He will probably choose the latter, since he got away with such a part in excellent manner in the Senior Play. BERTRAND CALVERT GREER D Born notfor ourselves alone butfor the whole world. Academe Association Q, 3, 4 Basketball 3, Capt. .4 Academe Stag? 1, 12, and Editor of Academe .4 Pro Merito J, Class Book .4 Class Play 4 Behold the star student and first member of the Latin Triumveratef' Was there ever a month that Bert received lower than an AH on his re- port in any subject, and was there ever a month that one did not see his name topping the list of Highest Honors? No! and furthermore he has always attended regularly the meeting of the above mentioned society. Studying is not the only thing that Bert,' does, for he isa member of Parkerls orchestra and he has played basketball for two years. As editor of the Academe, Bert has shown his ability along literary lines and has without doubt raised the standards of that magazine even higher than ever before. Last but not least we wish to mention his exceptional work in the class play. He displayed remarkable talent along this line, taking the difficult part of Thomas J. Vanderholt in a manner deserving of a professional. Q8