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

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fxaya,-Q-n.A -Vile FRANK BROWN In Frank we have a business man of ability. He finds shorthand much to .his liking. His ear-to-ear smile has won him many friends. Next year he is going to be a cashier. We understand that he likes a cashier's position. So easy, but he is absolutely honest. There is no chance of his going wrong. He has a very capable teacher in the lunch room cashier. No wonder he likes the pro- fession. MARY BROWN - We didn't know that a girl could be so quiet and at the same time be so much fun and such excellent company until we knew Mary. No one can doubt that she is a good sport for she never hesitates to take a dare or go thru with it. Mary intends to climb the hill to Normal School next year and when she becomes a be-spectacled pedagogue we are sure she will be a favorite. wN'W4vvi L ELLEN BUCKLEY Ella Built Bic 3- vi 50 Whew! What a breeze! No, that wasn't .1 bruzt. It was Ella running to school, practising for the Mara- thon. She starts at thirty seconds of eight and sonnifiirzrs she makes it. The Three Musketeers are fast anyway. Ella has been trying to make the teachers laugh ever sinee she came here, hut they never seem to see thejoke. Ellen is undecided about next year, hut good luck in whatever you choose, Ellen. 19

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MAKI1 JN Ii RHS!-I'I I' Marion - , V x ff4I.fkv'f,uIU J, J, ,L N Q A .Nuuffvf J, -L f,Ip4 fvub L lirrffs Mzlriwrl. Um- of the a'l1L:s's sturuilmys. She may always iw vountwl upon In he present, whats-vs-r the affair Not only alms shi- 4-apturv one, hut many nf the ever sus- 1-rptihle hearts of our nxalis, and she has stir-11-wif-ci in vornplvting he-r four years uf 1-lassif-al work with nu one the worsi-, though George has proud a yaluahls- ally -espec- ially in Math. DOROTHY BRIGGS Peanut 1 'flu 11245 L Dot is a good sport. She is a queer combination of rlighty nothings and weighty somethings. You never can is-e sure what is her guiding genius. Just when you are sure that she is a frivolous young creature you discover that she 1-an he extremely sensible and judicious, Her ahility to talk without saying anything is only offset by her ability to talk and say something. l Yyx X' , 'ax4'1l K 1 A J HARRIET BRIGH.-XM Everybody that knows Harriet lil-:es her. She has a quiet. friendly disposition and a pleasing manner. Indeed. Harriet is so unassuming that some of us have just found out that she is a grown-up Senior, We know that Harriet's smile will never wear 05. no matter what happens to her. 18 'f'

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ll RICW l'I li lll ' RN l'I'l l' , l'ro .llrriln ,Q Vluss lfonli' Sluff .Q Hum! J, L Vlu.-is Play .Q When wc ha-ar thc ivorie-s ralllc, Alabama llouml , aml thc likc, wc know that Ilrcwa-r is m-ar, ra-:uly aml wil- ling to show his musical ahility aml 4-ln-cr us. llc must hc quiet aml distinguishcd-looking for tha- text of Hula-y , says that Mr. Blair Patterson must follow the- ahovc fles- cription. We feel, somehow that hc will m-va-r get vc-ry far away from a piano cvcn if his profession is piano moving, hut thcrc is always his haritom- to fall hack on literally at least. Ile has helped the Drury llaml in making itself known hy his splendid playing on the aforesaid instrument. MARGARET SUSAN BURNETT Peg When Peg is aroused, we are always sure of some fun. She doesn't shirk her school work, and is always at the top 6 6 of the Honor List. VVe all know that she isn't as noisy as most of us. She can make people know she is alive and she frequently does. Margaret intends to go to Normal School next fall. '-N -n 'i Nr vu hs M xl I 4-i -Qs ' 8 Vi I I Y RUTH CARR Like many other Druryites, Ruth has been considered quiet, but her good spirits make her well liked. She saw fit to forsake us for the sake of her father's business. 20