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

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VERONICA AGNES LOFTUS A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed. Well, here is Veronica, one of the happiest and wittiest girls in the class. She certainly has the initiative anduhas won many friends among both the faculty and stude-nts. Veronica has successfully completed her four year business course and the class of 'Q3 wishes her the greatest of success in the future. SYLVIA LOUISE LOOMIS Diz. Class Play - Class Basketball On zrith the dance, let joy be nncojinedf' Here comes the little girl who has a good time everywhere she goes, among other places, at the Drury dances. Sylvia made her pleasing debut before the footlights in Seventeen and was one of the stars of the evening. Her im- personation of the childish Jane was excellent. She also found time to play on the Senior Class Basketball team and there showed her prowess as a forward. She is undecided about the future. Here's to Sylvia. l Q5

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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

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BIABEL CRAIG LYONS lXIabel .leafleme i-1.ssoeiai1'mz C'Ia.ss Play Do you lfnmr a young and ,26'llllfil.IlI zrmrzfzn who is not ready fofliri, just a Iz'ftIe?H Mabel is the girl who always has so many witty sayings on the tip of her tongue. Mabel, as Lola in the class play, certainly made a great hit with everybody. She has a vivid imagination. Besides be-ing well liked by all her classmates, she- is popular with the teachers. Mabel has lots of school spirit and cheers lustily at all the games, even if he-r mind does occasionally wander to Adams. She is going to Bridgewater Normal School next year and learn to be a Hschool marm 3 we wish her all the success in the world. JOHN VVILLIAM McDONNELL Fat His zvorilz is rwarranz' for his welcome. John is not one- of the fellows who goes about with a long face as if he were living life's darkest mome-nt, -quite the opposite. His genial smile and hearty hello are his greatest characte-ristics. Beneath his smiling exterior there is a Subtle quality, molded true as steel, which makes him a most desirable com- panion. His favorite part of the city is Braytonville which seems to hold a curious attraction for him. He can always be seen in that district engaging in some sport or other on the field bordering the car track. Q6