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

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MIPYKQ 25 RUTH CURTISS Pro Merito I, GEORGE CROSIER Brud Band 3, 1, Football A Brud is the lady killer of Study C. When he is not riding around in his car? killing chickensg he may be found at the home of a Braytonville vamp. He played a Sax in the band until he got tangled up in a Tuba. Brud has also helped the name of Drury stand out in the field of sports by his ability on the gridiron. He protected his side of the line in All-American style. Mr. Smith wants the cream of the high school . He certainly will get it, for Ruth is going there. She has filled her head with knowledge, and has not spilled it by talking too much. We know that she will achieve success as a pedagogue. his-mv all RACHEL CUTLICR Rachel is the little girl who goes around with the ever- rezuly giggle. We often hear it in fourth period linglish. Rae likes to tell amusing orals. She really is the stair storyteller in our class. Where do you get sueh good ones, Rae? ' m

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NA'l'Al,ll'I COXEN l'ro .Urrilo L film Vlub ,L Natalie never could be judged correctly by the appear- ance she presents to the world. Une would think she is a meek, unassuming little maid, but, as her friends have found out, she is quite the opposite. There are two ways in which Natalie is bright. She is always ready for a good time, and she can achieve good marks on her report card. Natalie does not believe in the twelve hour day that has been imposed on the classical Seniors, and at times she fairly bursts with indignation over this subject. She plans to enter Wellesley next year. g,NAv,,wfsl5YX-L Xbvof - FTHAN EX ANS CRAWFORD Eth Chesty Band J, 1, Here is our own Bernard McFadden, the exponent of physical culture. Anyone in need of an inspiration should watch Eth do his daily dozen. Without a doubt his method will succeed that of the late Walter Camp when it becomes more generally known. Since last year's class graduated, no one has seen Eth with a girl very often but, at vacation time he wears a path down Quincy St. He has played a clarinet in the band and has materially helped in making the name of that organization. When in Washington he probably tried out Cal's famous electric horse, but he remains silent on the subject. , x MARY LOUISE CREWS Mary is one of the members of the so-called quiet group . But it is her nature just as her sweet disposition which has brought her many friends. In the fall, along with many other Drury girls, she will enter Normal. 24

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,N - xwt R.-XI.i'll D.-KWH D Floss l'rtsit1t'nl .Q .llllnuyt r Ftmfhtilf .L Slittf nl l'tntitt'il J, ,L l'ru .llt ffflf .L Vltiss l'ltly .Q Vlttss litmlt' .Q I'rtsitf nl t,-f l'ouut'il .L Ralph has ht-en t-spt-cially promint-nt tluriitg his st-nior yt-ar in many school at-tivitit-s. llis rt-atly wit along with t-oi:sitlt-rablt- gootl humor haw- matlt- him a favoritt- with tht- cntirt- class. This is vt-ry trut- iii rt-gartls to tht- girls as is shown by tht-ir vott- proclaitning him to bt- tht- most popular boy, bt-s'-looking, and st-vt-ral otlpt-r such honors. To say tht- lt-ast Ralph is tiuitt- a sbt-ik on tht- tlant-t- floor. c 'Tis tht-rc ht- shines with all tht- fair st-x. Although no i.:rintl , ht- has dont- wt-ll in his stutlics and leaves Drury a frit-ntl with all tht- tt-at-ht-rs. As our t-lass prt-sitlt-nt Ralph has dont- his utmost to please all its members and to makt- tht- class of '25 one to ht- atlmirt-tl and rt-spccted by all. FARMICN DIC FONZO De Carmen Carm Httslwfbtlll J, Carin came from St. Jost-ph's anti helped the Bas- ketball team materially. Because of his fine all-round work, the burden that lay on the massive brain of Genial Bill was considerably lightened. He enjoys the second period class, for he can get the fine points in chemistry by sifting the facts thru a sieve. The so-called weaker sex can tell you that his line will get him anywhere. ' JOHN DEL NEGRO Johnny Del D Footbt-111 J. L Johnny is one of the most well known fellows in school, first because of his athletic ability and also on ac- count of readiness to fool or crack a joke. He has a friendly happy-go-lucky disposition. Although he is an athlete of note in all sports, football is his favorite. School and Johnny have not always agreed but when he could effect a compromise with Mr. McGrory things went along mor? smoothly for a while. He journeys to St. John's next fall. ,, .lI'0l 26 v