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

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ROSE SHIRLEY CARR Rose Glee Club Humor is wit amd lore. Rose is a girl whom everyone seems to know. The type that starts something -and finishes it, too. 'Never conspicuous, but always on the spot, well liked and greatly respected. She intends to go to a Conservatory of Music soon, and we wish her the best of luck. RAYMOND OSBORNE CLARK D Gramp 'SRay Baseball, Qg Captain Q, 3, J, Stage Carpenter, Class Play l Football .4 Gold isn't found in large deposits. Ray, although small, has helped to uphold the Clark reputation for athletics in Drury. His crooked fingers make him a valuable man on the rubber in Baseball. His quick short legs, and accuracy of eye, make him worth while in Basketball, and his spunk puts him over in football. It is not only athletics that Ray is good in, however, because, although not an experienced pianist, his crooked lingers, and good ear, enable him to be a charming two finger man on the keys. As for wit and humor WVhiz Bang has nothing on Ray. If these qualities always pursue him, we know and sincerely hope success and happiness will be his. 15

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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

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LAWRENCE MILLER CLUM Academe Association 3, .4 Senior Play J, Class Song He 'ls a man of-few words and not in the common race of men. Here's VVilly , leading man of Seventeen. Lawrence is a very silent and a very studious person. However he is quite stepping out-the Senior play certainly agreed with him. Lawrence is also a poet, altho we hadn't even guessed it, and the honor of composing the Senior Song falls to him. Lawrence is undecided as to his college, but sort of likes the looks of Syracuse. lVe Wonder, but we all wish him success. ANNA SARELL COHEN Anna - p Senior Class Editor Academe Association Q, 3, .4 To class she always goes preparedg To cnt would be a crimeg To jolfe and jool lzer noons away. For that slze lzas no time. Anna is always faithful whether it is in getting to school on time, or in pre- paring her lessons. The fact that the honor roll would not be complete without her name shows the results of her efforts. To many it would seem that Anna was a very quiet person but those who know her better, realize that she is al- ways ready for a good time. Vile hear that Anna is going to honor Columbia by her presence next year and we feel sure that she will do credit to herself and Drury. 16