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

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SADYE CHARLOTTE BASHEVKIN Sadye She is the maid rj artless grace, Gentle Qlform and fair of face. Sh! sh! Here she comes with her cute little giggle. It doesn't take much to get Sadye going, but when she does-well, goodbye! Sadye is one of those modest and demure maidens, but a good all 'round sport just the same. Sadye has had no trouble at all in keeping that schoolgirl complexion, and her rosy red cheeks are as luscious and inviting as a lVIcIntosh Red. Sadye's beaus need have no fear of lead poisoning either, for her color is all her own. Sadye is unde- cided as to next year, but we would recommend that she starta beautyparlor. MARION HARRIET BASTIEN Marion C0urzfe011s by nature, not by rule, lVarm.-lzeartecl and oj cordial jaeef' Class Play Class Book 4 lNIarion's beaming smile and hearty good nature have won for her many friends here at Drury. She's the best cure in the world for blues and love- sickness. As Mrs. Davis in the Senior Play Marion made a big hit. Wle will wager that the Davis dwelling is one leave where the master of the house is a mistress. Somehow, we can't imagine Blarion as being under the thumb of any man-not since she can get so many men who are perfectly willing to be under her thumb. She is undecided as to where 19Q5 will find her. lVIaybe David Belasco or Flo Ziegfeld will hear of her-who knows? 14

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MARGARET HELEN ANDERSON f-Peg --Ifeggy' Oh thou fickle maidein, whitlzer zvilst thou lead him? Class Book 4 lN1argaret., or as she is best known, Peg, is, as you can see, among the first on our list. Naturally, because she 'stands among the first with us as well! Peg has a winning way-she is slow but sure-and you may rest assured that she always gets there . She has taken a Business course, but it begins to look as though she should have taken the Domestic Science course! YYhat say, Ell? However, for a while she will pursue the business life closely, and we know she will succeed. RONALD EDWARD ARMSTRONG Ronny Hoyt Full of wise saws and modern instances. Band 3, 4. After four years of hard work, so he says, Ronny is now ready to leave the halls of Drury. Ronny is a great money-grabber, as we can all testify, but never mind, kid, everyone has to pay to see the movies. You see, Ronny eats, sleeps and drinks almost nothing but moving pictures. Someone told him that he could easily, with his talent, learn to play a trombone. So he forth- with joined that world-famous organization known as the Drury Band, and now he plays a stellar role with his T Bone. VVe w0uldn't be surprised if Sousa heard of him some day, for he surely does shake a wicked leg with that wind- jammer. Williams College has succeeded in persuading Ronny to try as four year dose of their educational medicine. 13

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GERALDINE IRENE BELANGER Gerry Graceful as an iry bough Born to cling and lean. A. long time ago Gerry realized the dream of every freshman, the dream of having her name in the Acadelne. There stood her name opposite that of a song, 'gvamping Rose, and during the rest of her high school career she has lived up to this title. Her charms are not for high school boys, however, for she keeps exercising them in the northwestern part of our town. She constantly draws on her artistic nature along all lines, and at times is very successful. Noth- ing daunts Gerry, however. and so she usually gets by with anything she attempts. She expects to go to Normal next year. Too had it isn't a co-ed, Gerry! Mary is one Sheloves English lNIary is usually thoroughly. She if she wasn't around. She plans to go to B. U. next, to continue her studies along business lines. of our Business pupils-and also one of our quiet pupils. and helps lVIarie out quiteabit when it comes to volunteering. an honor pupil, for she does her work very carefull5 and goes her way quietly and unobtrusively-but we'd miss her MARY BERKSON '6Mary And rirfzzes lzaflz she marry more Than I with pen have skill to show Pro Wlerifo .4 Class Book .Q 15