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

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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

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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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SERGIUS JOSEPH BERNARD D Hoppie ll'l1y should not you, why should not I Atfain heroic strength. Bowl 3, .4 Football J, Baseball .4 Hoppie, the athlete superb. the envy of all the boys, the idol of all the fairer sex! Hats off to Hoppie! It took us two years to discover the fact that we had a natural-born athlete right in our midst, but for the last couple of years Hoppie has been coming through strong. He is of the kind that never says die. Besides taking part in the field of sport, he is a charter member of the baud. In blowing his superfluous wind into his tuba, he has a style all of his own which we heartily believe would distinguish him even if he were with Arthur Prior. NI. A. C. has at last been successful in getting Hoppie to sign up with them. We are all sure that he will make good. ROSAMOND DIARY BRADBURY Ros I am that Rosamond whom men calljairf' Rosamond is a quiet girl Csometimesl with snappy blue eyes and a natural curly bob. She loves Household Management. and has worked diligently a- long that line. Ros is leaving the bright lights of our city for the brighter ones of Pittsfield, where she will live in the future. We're betting that the mail will be rushed when she has moved! But we can't forget to mention her Carmen lips that contrast so strikingly with her eyes! Ros is undecided as to the future, but some day, not so far off either, she will no doubt be claiming the title of Mrs so she can put to use the knowledge she has acquired in her sixth period class. 16