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

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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

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LOUIS FINARDI V ice l'rc.w'dcnf French, Club 9, .4 l inardi's point of vantage for the past four years has been the upper left hand corner of every class. There he may be found engrossed in a study of the landscape, of which no small detail escapes his eye. Furthermore, strange to say, he is usually among the first to note an unwontcd disturbance. Perhaps we can guess the reason! 3 CATHERINE FLANNERY CKaJy9 9 Although one never catches this young lady idle, one never finds her too busy to stop and gossip a minute either. However, her toil and trouble always brings a pleasing reward on those six bluest of Mondays. We shall certainly miss her. 3 MARY FLANNERY K6May99 Here is the M. half of that famous pair, the Flannery Twinsf, The teachers' hardest task in their education was telling them apart. She always has a smile for every- one. We Wonlt soon forget her spontaneous laugh in his- tory. 3 JOHN VINCENT FLEURY C CJaCk3 3 C 7 Traffic Corps 4 Oh no, that's not Niagara Falls that you hear: it's merely the roar of Jack's all powerful Ford! How that contraption holds together is beyond our comprehension. Perhaps it's because of the driver's dynamic personality. But breaking speed records is not his only occupation for he can break a girl's heart just as well. So far, how- ever, the victims have not been numerous owing to the fact that Jack seems to concentrate all his attention on just one girl. Whosit,Jack? 22