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

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EMILY CADMUS CLARE Emps '21 daughter of the gods, divinely fall, ,Incl most dz'1'ir1elyja1'r. Baslrm'bc1ll 1, 2, 3, 4 Speaking of hobbies we must surely mention Emps. It is-Blathematics, n'est-ce-pas? She fairly revels in hlath. tests and just can't hardly wait for a test in Geometry. But next to Algebra, Math., etcetera, she certainly took to basketball. Can she play? Not very much! VVhy, other teams just get weak in the knees when they see her play! Emps surely worked hard to stay Certified for Hollins next year, and We expect to see her come back next year with a slow, southern drawl. VVe can't help but like Emps, not only because she's so good- natured but well-because she's Emps. WILLIAM RLUBLN CLARK Mose i'Bill Harry In all their glory, lllonarclzs twain, Aire not arrayed like me. lllanager Baseball 4 S'hIose , a veritable social lion, whose curly locks bring groans of envy from all the members of the fair sex, can be seen coming from the principals othce at any hour during the day-but never without that everlasting grin. Bill takes a great interest in Miss Radlo's specimens, he delights in pulling them apart to find out how they function. He proved himself a natural born actor in the Dairy Maids and a reputable understudy of the proverbial Rudolph. Mose is headed for New York University next yearg We hope that he gives the big city a thrill. 20

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AVIS ELLEN CAXEDY 'tAvis Her voice ever sojf, gentle and low, --In ercellenz' thing in u'oman. Did someone speak? Why, of course, Avis. She has such a Wee little voice we can hardly hear her. Avis is a quiet girl and the new regulations about talking didn't seem to bother her much. Nevertheless she's got a lot of class spirit, and if there's anything to be done she's always Willing to help. She plays the flute now, which we think suits her much better than a horn. VVho can imagine Avis blowing a big horn and making such a lot of noise? MARGARET ISABELL CARSON Peg Swzjt as a swallow, subtle as a jlamef' And, now, along comes Peg from Briggsville. She certainly started some- thing when she stepped out with the first shingle bob in school. YVe wonder if it originated in Briggsville. We must admit that the whirl of Duties, Dates, and Dreams fascinates Peg far more than the confusing Reading, 'Riting, and 'Rithmetic. Rice's makes an ideal Waiting place, so very many people either stop or pass by, don't they Peg? 19

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EDMUYD LEO CUMMINGS D Ed Eddie ISABEL LOUISE CROCKER Is iiglllfl slze was a damsel of delicate molcl nylilll lzair lilfe fhe .sunslzine and lzearz' of gold. Senior Play If you think that Isabel cannot.be serious you are very much mistaken. Vwlc who have seen her in the company of a certain young man Knot from Druryj know that she can be very sober and earnest. But we all know her laugh, and we like to hear it, just as We like to see her smiling face. Isabel excells in House- hold A rts, and she always makes a very neat little maid in the school plays so we may guess that later on she will spend her days in keeping house. As a bachelor girl? Guess for yourself. H15 eyes uere laughing lilfe his lips. Band 3, .4 illanager Baseball, .Q Here We have him, the fastest man in the world! Time Hies, but i'Ed'i beats time. Besides Ed's many other accomplishments he is an expert drummer- lVIr. Chambers will have adifficult job Hnding someone to take Ed's place next year who will hit the base drum with as much vim, rhythm, and pep as he has hit it during the last two years. VVith the experience acquired by helping his brother two years ago, Ed has become an excellent baseball manager. The schedule arranged by Ed is one of the best in recent years. Under his competent direction the season has been a howling success both financially and otherwise. Ed will continue liis studies at Rhode Island State College. QI