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

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DOROTHY DUPELL Dot Dramatic Club 1, Here's the merry, happy-go-lucky Dot , who hails from Blackinton. She holds that what's done, is done, regardless of how it's done. She has a cheerful, optomistic- idea of life, but her hardest task in High School was to pro- nounce veille for the all-exacting Mr. Thomas. That task is accomplished now, and if she faces all her future difficulties as she faced this one, success will surely be hers. MARY DURANT Mary Mary seems to be one of the quieter girls to outsiders, but those who know her well are acquainted with her fun- loving spirit and her good-naturedness which has saved many a trying day up in Chem. She is always willing to take a joke, and in her twinkling brown eyes, there lurks just enough mischief to make her beloved by her class-mates. She is undecided as to her future. CAROL EBERT Carol This is the only one of the boys of '25 that has poise We all shall miss him and his chemiczil knowledge. 29 Carol's ambition is to own the Western l'nion. ai company to which he has given his liezirty support. lle believes that people should act as turtles and live in their own shell,

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.-Xl.ll'l'I IJUWIJ ce is new-r late for sc-hool, lu-1-ziiise she always has IU git up early. 'l'hc-5' do that on farms. llc-r four years ll llrury liave not been erziiiiriiwl with excite-iiieiil, but nevertheless she has been through the mill. Ns-xt year she will enter the field of caring for tha- sie-k. kk' ll l NI ll HELEN DOYLE Helen is one of our brightest and merriest girls. She has a smile for everyone and is always ready to help any- one. It is a strange fact, however, that Helen's smiles like to linger best upon one member of the admirable sex who lives in Blackinton. We are not sure what her vocation will be but her personality will make her a star in her line. l iiiiiqi N NQAA- wg o MARY DUNCAN Mary is one of our many girls from Blackinton who delight in giving the excuse, The car was late. To some. Mary seems quiet and sedate, but to the Blackinton bunch she is known as a good sport and a sincere friend. As for cheerfulness, well, no one has ever seen anything but a -:mile on her face since she entered Drury. We feel sure that her sweet disposition will win her many friends. MA a '.'tQ 28

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.MINES l'Il.lJl'Ili Agni-s is unc- uf those quiet girls who always attends to the-ir sclinul clutii-s first, llut for all of this, she is jolly and likes a good time. 'l'5pi-wri.ing is Agm-s' strung point. She is umlecifln-rl as to what shi- will flu nu-xt ya-ar. .IICNNIE ELDER Band 3, A Une of the more quiet but not unimportant members of our class is Jennie. She has the distinction of belonging to Drury's most brilliant organization, the Band. That is an honor that a great many of us cannot claim. Just, what Jennie will do in the future is not yet certain but perhaps some day we will hear of her as helping to make some other musical organization famous. VVho knows? RUTH GRACE ERICRSON Eric Glec Club J, From her class picture you would gather that she is an advertisement for Palmoiive soap, but no, she is just Ruth. She has graced our halls with her presence for five years. Although it is her disposition tobe shy, and quiet, her friends are numerous. She is one of the girls whom Mr. Smith calls, the cream of the school , and intends to follow his suggestion, and enter Normal School. 30