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

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ALICE MAY KENYON Alice g Class Play 4 SIMS beautiful, therefore to be Qvooeflg Slze's a izvomavz, therefore to be won. Alice is one of the nicest girls in our class and we don't blame Gart one bit. As llirs. Baxter in our Senior Play,'she made a tremendous hit, and played the part to perfection. VVe are extremely proud of her. Alice expects to enter a training hospital next year-lucky patients-and the best wishes of the class of 'Q3 go with her. IZETTA JOSE LAMOUREAUX Zet Class Play Happy am I, from care I amfree, 1 pu W lzy can't all flze zvorlcl be lzappy lzflfe me. Izetta is one of our most popular girls. She is a very extravagant little person. The Olds , Zet's car, may often be seen gliding down the street with a happy crowd of joyful boys and girls, and Inky , proud possessor, is either at the wheel or beside the chauffeur QQ. Zira has twinklingbrown eyes which betray her usual quiet, shy manne-r and tell us that she also has a temper. Zet is always seen at Drury affairs with her many friends, and she always enjoys herself thoroughly. Izetta is going way down to Sullins College in Bristol, Virginia next year. Good luck to Izetta! May she always be as happy and beloved as she is now! Q3

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l MARTHA HAMMOND ILLINGWORTH '6For slze is just tlze quiet kind, wlzose natures never vary. lllartha is an artist. This accounts for her quietness for in every spare moment. she is drawing pictures or making a poster to help her class out. And she does draw cleverly. If you ever happe-n to open a book belonging to her, you will find plenty of her handiwork-picture-s of all sorts and also lately she has taken to filling her books with-yes-those sweet little messages of affection. But in spite of the notes, we all believe hlartha will continue her drawing in the futnre. FRANCIS JOHN KELLY D 'gKel Bczskeibfzll 2, -3, 4 Football -3, J, Baseball 3, .Q I 'lass Play Floss Book Haj' ,icafleme A ssoCz'at'z'on rl lady lfzller, but marle of sferner stuff. Kelly has the honor of being the only three letter man in the Senior Class. He has performed consistently in baseball and basketball for three years and in football was one of the best men on the team. Athletics are not his only line, however. He has found time to break several hearts in the school, more than one girl having fallen for his good looks. Besides these desirable qualities, I Kel is a good fellow, popular for his merits with both boys and girls. Francis is going to N. Y. U. next year and we are sure that he will be as popular there as he is here. QQ

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ELIZABETH LONGMAN LAZOTT Betty Cllass Vice-President Q Academe Association lt She enters glowing like the moon Of Eden on its briclalbowerf' Betty since her Freshman year, has been in the midst of our Social Circle, but has not been so frequent an attendant of late. Of course, as there are reasons for all things, Betty has hers. For now she is bound-heart, body and spirit- to a New Hampshire Prep. School student, so consequently, she is concerned about local people' but little. Nevertheless, she always is ready to tell her circle of girl friends a good entertaining story and to keep them in a jolly mood. Betty is going to be an entertaining stenographer next year for a local lawyer. SABIUEL ELLAS LEVIN E D Shimick Basketball Q, Captain 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Track 4 An atlzlete. victorious both on the court and on tlze field. Hail Shimick Levine, one of our best athletes. Shimick has made a success- ful showing in high school both in athletics and in his lessons. Many the time do we remember his saving the Drury colors from defeat. Of late he has become interested in running, and at the recent interscholastic track meet, made a fine appearance. Shimick enters Cornell University this September and we know already that Cornell will some day be proud of him. Good luck old man, may you ever prosper and advance. 24