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

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l MICHAEL ANGELO GENTILE Mickey Class Basketball 2, 3. 4 Academe Association 3 Academe 3, .Q Careless, free and of goorlifaizfh was he. lN1ickey is one of the fellows in the class who is no social lion, yet every- one seems to know him. And has he got school spirit, we'll say he has! He played on the class basketball team three years, and usually in the other sports, was found rooting behind the lines. Yes, and he can write stories too, for he wrote for the Academe two years, besides helping the business end of the paper. Mickey doesn't know just what he's going to do after graduation, but we wish him luck. ANNA MILDRED HAGGERTY Anna Academe Staj J, Academe Association, 52. 3 Class Book Staf 4 Class lY'iC6'-P'I'6SZ.d6'71f 1 I have a heart with room, for every joy. Anna started early to make the most of the high school career and all that goes with it. Her friendly personality quickly won for her a strong claim to popularity in her class. Beside maintaining a very creditable scholastic stand- ing, Anna has been a loyal supporter of school and class activities. Hers has been a familiar figure at the Drury dances while as alumni Editor of the Academe in her Senior year she has done excellent work. Next year Anna will take a course in journalistic work. Good luck, Anna! 19

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ELEANOR ANTOINETTE GALLUP Tony Academe Association J, D1'z'finely tall and 'most diz'1'nelyfair. Yes, here we have our beloved Tony with her Wonderful grey-blue eyes. Tony always did love Room 24, yet, somehow, the rear of the room held the most attraction for her. VVhy? Let her tell you. Tony intends to enter Skidmore in the fall and take up a secretarial course. Can't you just imagine her with huge tortoise-shell glasses on her nose and a neat business note book in her hand? Good luck, Tony, you have the best Wishes of 'Q3 to back you in your Work. EMEREST LUCIAN GARTMANMDH Gart President -3, .L Football 3, .Q Class Basketball -3 Travl' 4 Literary Editor .Q Class Play Tr11sty, duslfy, 1'i1'ifl. true Steel-true and blade-straight. Hail to our president and most popular fellow! Emerest has been our de- voted president for two years-and much of our success is due to his hard work. Emerest is the impulsive, stubborn youth who breezes up and down with flowing locks. He has gone in for athletics and has made good in them. Can he tickle the ivories? Enough said. He has won the heart of everyone by his clever piano playing. In the Class Play as Johnny Jump-up, Emerest was splendid. He is going to Colgate next year, and the best wishes of the Class of 19Q3 are with him. 18

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ERNEST CHARLES HARRIS Harris A little nofzsense now and then Is trelislzecl by the best of men. Ernie is one of our reg'lar tellers. He is one of our taller classmates and is looked up to by everyone. He is welcomed by every group or gathering, possessing, as he does, a wealth of wise saws and modern instances which are startling in their originality. He is always ready with a friendly tip when one is in trouble, and he can readily take a joke. Always sympathetic and generous, he has made a host of friends in this class. He is not sure just what he will do after leaving Drury, but, interested in anything mechanical, he will probably be connected with the automobile industry. ETHEL IRENE HEDIENYVAY Ethel Women are coqueffes by profession. We hear Ethel has a pussy cat named Buster. Oh, but ssh. Pussy nearly jumped out of the bag and she knows a dark secret about a certain young man down the county. But what's i11 a name? Nothing much. VVe have heard that a half loaf is better than none but Ethel does not seem to care much for half measures or vice versa, at least not this year. lVe also hear that Ethel wants to teach but we're not sure whether it's students or . . .young men, either way. The best of luck to you however, Ethel, dear. 20