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

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WILLIAM-HENRY BABCOCK Billy Pro lll 6'1'1'f0 .-lcacleme Staff 23, -3 and .li Stern man with an empire in his brain. Billy is one of our most retiring classmates. Blodest and unassuming, he is respected by all. Frank and virtuous, he is well liked by those who are fortunate enough to be intimately acquainted with him, He is no grind, but by doing an average amount of 'homework and by paying the strictest of at- tention in class, he has gained the distinction of being an honored member of thc Pro Dlerito. In school he uses eve-ry minute and has no time for foole-ries . or mischief. lVilliam's dignity has won him a place in the hearts of all his teachers. RUTH RICHMOND BAUCUS Ruth Academe Associiatiion Class Play Good and true and jolly too. Ruthentered our class when we we-re sophomores. VVe Were- fortunate in having her for she is the possessor of a happy disposition. Her clever imperson- ation of Miss Boke in the Senior play was excellent. Wlherever Ruth goes next year, the good wishes of the class go with her. 11

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EDWARD JOHN BELOUIN D Eddie Art Editor Class Book Class Book J, Manager Football For he is a jolly good fellow which nobody can deny. Eddie, who is always willing to lend a buck to the broke, is one of the boys who did not begin to be heard of until his last year. Springing from oblivion, he became one of the most popular boys in the school. His ready wit, com- bined with his unfailing good humor, won for him the love of-, as well as of the class. Eddie has great talent for drawing as his decorated text-books show and also his art editorship of the classbook. He intends to take a course in drawing in the G. E. Wlorks in Schenectady next year. Our best wishes go with you, Ed. SIBYL MARIE BERNARD Sib. How briilliiant and mirtlqful the light of her eye. Sibyl is the girl who always has a pleasant smile and word for everyone. She appears very quiet and demure, but one soon finds out that Sib. is capa- ble of making as good a time as one could expect to enjoy. 'Tho she occupies but a small space in actual measurements, when she is absent, we find her place extremely hard to fill. She says that she is going to be a nurse, and if good- naturedness combined with humor, has anything to do with success, Sibyl will be perfect in her chosen vocation. ' 12