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

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FLORENCE CRAPO Kilgettyi 9 Outing Club Betty is numbered among the fairest of the fair - at least Freddie thinks so. Of a light and happy nature, she gets along splendidly with everyone and she is never to be found wanting where there is anything to be done. Betty is another one who does not believe in the maxim, Silence is golden, but her happy-go-lucky nature has endeared her to the whole class of 1930. 8 JAMES CREWS Jimmy Secretary of D. S. A. A. Trafic Corps 3, .4 French Club 3, 4 Service Corps 3 Class Play M instrels Jimmy's jovial spirits have helped to make many of our minstrels a success. His monkeyshines are just as amusing in the classroom, and he certainly wasn't asleep at the switch as the Station Master of the Class Play. At times he seems a sort of chameleon, he goes from white to red so easily, but that may be only a consequence of his frequent heart attacks. We'll miss our vivacious little Jimmy. 6' HELEN ELIZABETH CROFTS Hermie Baslfefball 1, Q, 3, 4 Hermie is another of our class giants in the same category as Hattie Burdick and Tilly Cary. And some eate- gory of basketball players they make, eh what? But seriously, Helen has endeared herself to all Drury-ites, including teachers. North Adams, Worcester, or Bridge- water, we hope Normal appreciates you, Helen. 3 ALBERT Dl'II,ISI.E fzxr' Track Q Why is it some of our elnss mates simply refuse to divulge their middle names? lt will be one of the unsolved mys- teries of the class of lllflll, in the sume eutegory with the perplexing problem of who usurped the door knob of ltoom Q4 and who put the derby on the statue in auditorium? Oh well, according to the old uduge, sileuee must be an great asset after ull. Tho' you're uudeeided as lo the future, we'rc backing you, All 19 . ,-...--..,.,--...-- -. -..-....v.--.,...,--..... , Y. nl 1 , 4 .-,K-I f '. .xl s

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ELIZABETH CLEMENTINE DYSON Betty Toosie Soccer 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, J, French Club 2, 3, A Lately, Drury has begun to notice Betty, Who knows but her high-heeled shoes may have something to do with it? Besides being graceful, Betty is clever at juggling figures, making sotto-voice remarks, and guarding. Next year will find her at Middlebury learning more about Math. 3 ALSTON EAGER, JR. Junie Junie,s,' pronounced interest in the Junior Class will bear looking into-or is it their pronounced interest in him? Anyway, the sky looks brighter for everyone when this jovial soul heaves in sight. Altho Juine may at times seem a bit disinterested in Latin and Math, he surely demonstrates his loyalty to Dlury by the rate at which the green Chevy,' is seen tearing up the drive about 7:55 A. M., and by a hundred per cent attendance at the proms. Personally, we think he is gust the type to make an excellent salesman, but then, whatever he does will be done well. 3' KATHERINE EICHERT Kat Basketball 1, 2 Outing Club 2 French Club Q, 3, If Orchestra 2 Soccer 3 Kats disposition and accommodating nature make her well liked by even the most obstnperons Drury-iles. She certainly doesn't merely smile and let the rest of the world go by. Whatever the occasion, Kat's right good-will helps to make it a happy memory. Best wishes at Normal School. S MARY 14:l.L1o'r'r The song Who is Sylvia? should have been Who is Mary? for after all we scarcely know her. We think il's because she does not believe in advertising. Well, per- haps she will get over it sooner or later. Our confidence in you will never be lost. Mary. Good-luck. 21