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

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A I.lf 'li S'l'l'IW.-KRT BRADFORD .Klniv I-'rum-li J, J, 5 ,4l.v.voeiuh' l':lll'f0f f 7103.1 Book Ilvluiling J l'lux.u Play l'orrunr'Nm' 'llmuouu,' we hear thi- tinliliug be-Il ulnn'e 4-wlivn you glzuu-e quit-kli' to the left und seuttli- to your seat at 71.3.3 with a lust Ilillllllllllllfj' put to your hair. We might :idol you're just ln-giuuiug to sing 'l'ill we me-et again ln ai leuuis bull. Well we say thi- sauna' to you in your per- pli-xily about next year. .Xlthough any sc-hool that gains your di-hating uhilitii-s und you originality in English will he lui-ky. Cfontinued on page l'2j. F Josizvu RRi'sAToR1 Joe Traffic Forps 2, 3, .5 Joe is quite a comedian, quite a driver, quite a handy- man of Mr. Murray's, and has quite a heart. Also, he can tell quite a good joke, hut often finds it is on himself. Joe has secret leauings towards the art of detection. S -'-7 '2'Z S. rj' swat f'vE?,:1':tf1 Q,f -1 U 'I 7 2, 3 ' in :A-:og 42.4 G-gp . -1 ':o,...rnQ 395:25 56:3-.j 'mQ -fn 2.'l3f+f+wf -::.C'0,..E-J' f J:J .'5. gs:-...,b,, UQVUC-Uygfp fi-j '1fbcn 3ifn3',.,. 1 lllu. O ft 1 ' Ealing ?IIE,Sif-'fo l3fnt.ZQ?Q UQ....,x,.,,.:,, 5-:RTM fav-751'-1'hE.L .FQ g3'5U3.fD-'-,. fb... , DBUQOB.. 3':r' . C-'?1- :r:g'- 2 55, D'm9-7 fp 9'::'-'21-...fb rfmm f-r D:- 7-'::-'J' - -.fA2,g, u: ' ,, . gba-0. 2 m:-im ,,,Q,,,,...m f-v-fbgg-JO., sl:-'Inu QE' 2: wr-. 'I i-.fo zo? tr -11 F' O 5 5 Q ri na E11 -oe 5: cs 'ii r- 'U 5 o 'ici' n-4 'U sg' pq 'Z Q QSA ,,. 'SIU F50 4.45 Service Corps 3, 4 3 MARGARET FRANCES BURNS Peg Outing Club 2 French Club 4 Vice Prtividenf floss 3, .5 Sereiee Corps 2 Peg has been our charming Class Vice-President for the last two years. Everyone in Drury knows and likes her. She is one of the courageous few who have managed to graduate in the f'lassieal Course and of the still fewer who took Cicero! We reluctantly pass her smile on to Russell Sage. 16

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LAWRENCE BISHOP Larry Bish Larry , who hails from Clarksburg, faithfully believes that Silence is golden g he never advertises his presence in a superfluous manner. In fact, he reminds us of a cer- tain gentleman who used to dwell on Massasoit Avenue in Northampton. Larry's complexion is greatly admired by the girls. F FRANCES BLOOD CCFran7! Fran is a conscientious girl who has given her best to the class of 1930, and to the school. VVe wish we could discover the private joke over which she and Ruth are always chuckling. Fran may be a nurse and we wish her luck-and the patients too. 3 RAYMOND BARRETT BOISJOLIE 66Raiy77 V Service Corps 4 Tfrajfic Corps 4 Football J, Basketball 3, 4 Class Book Typist The little pink and white boy What wouldn't we give to have Ray's complexion. He's another woman-hater QPD. And how he can dance! As a result of his prowess on the gridiron, Ray was chosen as All-Berkshire guard. He also represents Drury on the court, holding down a guard position efficiently. Miss Radlo will share Drury's grief in seeing Rely go. 3 KATHERINE EowEs Kay Red Here is the champion female wise-eraeker of the age: Kay, the girl who can start the loudest riot of laughter in the shortest bit of time. Flaming Youth personified! Kay loves to dance. Kay loves to singg for try to smgl. Ray always wants everylmoaly to be as happy and carefree as she-Good luck, Kay , and keep right on uWlSCCl'8CklIlg.., 15

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DOROTHY BUSHEY 6'Dot Dot,' is well liked-especially by Henry, and is always there at a pinch. Her ability as an actress was well demonstrated at the Blackmton plays even if her self-confi- dence did desert at the sight of a red apple held up by a member of the audience. And if she did steal cookies from the poor, over-worked Lunch Room employees, ,30 leaves its best wishes with her. G' THOMAS AMIDE CARDINAL Tom Tom is one of the few fellows in our class who has gained our respect through his ability to mind his own business. Now donit misunderstand me in thinking that he is one of those silent chaps who try to be of the goody- goody sort. He is far beyond that. Although good- natured and a friend to everyone, he's ready to lend a hand in any practical joke as long as it isn't too risky. VVe would like to see you well off later ong How about it, Tommy? 3 FRANCIS LEo CARON . , ' 'Frankie' ' ' 'Testtube I' ' Associate Editor Class Book What a man! Testtube 'I' is a full fledged chemist. He knows the names of all chemical elements and com- pounds and can even stick M r. Stowe with his questions. He is now doing research work trying to find where a light goes when it goes out. '6l rankie has Hlandedu the assistant secretaryship of the local Y. M. C. A. 6' 'ru 14:1.M ,x CARY Tilly 1'lI'l'lII'l1 Illub JI, 4, Uul-ing Vlub I, 2 .-lezulf'n1e SIQIH Pro .llerifo Q 1fl1.vA'l'lf1lIfl 1, lf, J, S0f'1'g'r I, J 'l'helnia, Hattie, and Hlll'l'lIlil'n all seemed to vie with one another to see who eonld pile up more pointson the basketball court. Tilly ean score on the literature side of school too. Uflilt'l'li and double l'll1't'liiU 'l'illy's going to study the infants at Nlarks next year, she says. and were thinking that her pupils will certainly appreciate her position. 17 ,W '?! X ,. .-q-1--.,.. T- , 3 ,. Y A kt-'ig X 1',aX. 5 X 'S Q if ,, , , V f . ' 94.11- ,,v.., .. 5 w' L 1 . ,,,. H? is , I J