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

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LENA MARIE BOUVIER Lena She lives at peace with all mankind I n friiendshzfp she is true. Lena is one of Drury's most likable girls. Perhaps it is because she is kind, helpful and ladylike at all times. Through her conscientious study, Lena's name has frequently appeared on'Drury's honor list. Next year she expects to go to Bay Path. WVe know Lena will succeed in whatever she starts, and 19923 wishes her the best of luck. LAVVRENCE GRIFFITH BRINGAN Brick Dance Coimmifiee His youth was full of foolish noise. Brick is considered a regular terror by most teachers in Drury although one would think that he was a perfect angel if judged by the earmarks of his picture. He has always seemed to be around just when the teachers are busy at their desks, and as a result, they consider him quite a nuisance. During his stay in Drury, he has had arguments with every teacher at one time or other. Lawrence is a hot tempered youth, being of Scotch descent. However, as quickly as his ire is raised, just as quickly it is soothed, and cooled down again. His facility for making and keeping friends has won him an affectionate place in the hearts of his schoolmates. 13

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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

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ALICE BURLINGHAM Alice Yea, let all good things await Him who cares not to be great. Alice belongs to that type of girl whose quiet personality never thrusts her into the limelight but in whom loyalty to school and class are none the less fervently burning. Her kindly disposition and friendly smile have won for her many friends and the goodwill of the entire class. After graduation Alice will enter business and her classmates trust that the truly worthwhile things in life will be hers. Is.LNNE'lH WILLIAM CALDWELL Kenny Q l Joie Editor Academe 4 None but himself can be his parallel. Have you ever seen a slim, young man, dressed like Beau Brummel himself, arguing with a teacher in the hallway? It was once rumored that Kenneth visited VVashington and that while he was there he happened to get an audience with Yolstead. During the course of the visit, the two started arguing about prohibition and the rumor was that Kenneth almost persuaded Volstead to withdraw his amendment. Kenny, although he never shone in athletics, is a downright good fellow, popular with the boys and most emphatically with the girls. He is un- decided what to do next year but if he succeeds in his battles with the faculty, and graduates, he will undoubtedly be found gracing the halls of one of our noble institutions of learning. y I4