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

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IIUWARIJ Fl..-XRK Tic-kim- lffisf hull J, .Q .llyr. lfuskalhuli' ,L llowaril is thc- liarna-y Ulfllivlil uf Ilrury, and since he bouglit his C'lii-vie hi- has stoppe-el paying trolley fare- tu Blau-kinton, Next yi-ar Tic will 4-li-an up the town by engaging in a little- launrli-ring on his own hook. liis ti-at-liers will certainly miss his wise- cracks and inncwent air. During the basketball season hc- was Mr Sullivan's right hand man and helped a lot in subfluing thc- cops l under his care. f l IQ C1-vii -I M10-' 'ir 'lv MARTHA ISABELLE CLARK Issy . Issy is the girl lawyer of our class. She could argue Coolidge into believing his name is spelled with a to say nothing of how she argues with Miss Graham. XYe are all sorry for Issy . She is one of the Three Musketeers and she isn't half appreciated. She is afflicted with a ter- rible disease. The doctors call it spring fever but we aren't so sure because it bothers her all year round. Isabelle is going to train to be a nurse next year. l i l 'X . ys.'.Al IRENE CLERBIONT Ha.sl.'clbul1 .Q Pro ,llcrito L Irene is one of those fortunate individuals who are cleverin more ways than one. She helped make the Senior Girl's Basketball Team successful. She attained that select society. the Pro Merito, and she proved her wonderful busi- ness ability in the Commercial Department. But when all these things have been forgotten, we will always remember Irene as a straight-forward, frank and altogether jolly girl. 22

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GEORGE CARSON George is another boy who journeys daily from Briggs- ville to Drury in an apparently never ending pursuit of knowledge. Although in the last year George has grown tall, it is not from excessive study. His great hobby is his unquenchable desire to match pennies. Beware however if he is in union with his namesake for in some strange manner you will repeatedly loose. Because of his pleasing nature he has made many friends with both boys and girls. We will miss him. HAROLD LESLIE CARSON Kit Kit is an athlete, there is no getting away from it. Anyone who saw him romping with the Methodists last winter at the Y. M. C. A. would have to admit it. In Chem, Kit has shone again and again. He is a likeable chap, being quiet and industrious, and, for a youngster Cwait till he reads thisl not very mischievous. Next year his teachers, especially the chemistry teacher, will miss him. Although he has not shone as a ladies' man we have heard on the q. t. that a certain maiden's love, which was only a small spark, has burst into flame. We'll admit that there is a reason. We will miss him, I am sure, for he is always ready for a good time. Yvxivv-Kia SFI 4' GLADYS CHILSON Chili Basketball 2, J Soccer 3, L Ulu' Club L Here's Chili , the basket-hall star. Did you ever see a tall girl with cheeks like pink rose petals land it's natural' pacing the halls? It.'s Gladys: she's not afraid of anyone and doesn't care who knows it. Armed with an abundance of good cheer and an unfailing sense of humor, she should make the world step along. If these eliaraeteristies are essential in the nursing profession, Chili will surely make a fine nurse when she gets to Brooklyn. 21

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KATHERINE Conv Kay M711 QQ Q3 QQ. 336 W 'UG Q 3 Q.. -IN lc Q: 35 LQ -rl QC .LxQ,s v Exchange Editor Academe Z, Katherine, the girl with the big blue eyes and ever- ready smile, is our honored secretary of the band and in this capacity has been a great help. Mr. Chambers him- self will vouch for her. As Exchange editor for the Aca- deme she again proved her value and staunch dependa- bility. Next year she intends to travel down the road to Normal School. EDITH COOPER Pro Merito I, Edith is another girl who felt the call of the business world, so the Commercial, department is the only place where she is well-known, for she only came here last year. But she is liked there, so she must have a pleasing manner. We feel sure that she will make a hrst class stenographer. i DONALD COUGHLIN Don D President Tennis Club 3, A Floss Play L Football 3, A Vluss Hook Sfnff -1 Jroach, we are alwa s sure that be is comin f. As l!ill' is pion, he has inspired fear and reverence wiib his territit lofts , while football lines have crumpled uncer his weight l'I'er as a gay Lothario his conquests have been many Certes, be's a charming man and very successful . ' t IYXQ-rvv-JN NCS-3X 23 Whether the nonexistent mulller on bis tin six or whether Tank's resounding blows signal Don's ap- in Dulcy , Don immortalized the line. the possibilities are enormous . As the undisputed school tennis cham-