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

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LILLIAN BERNI CE FOLEY C 9 9 Tragic Corps .Q Lil is one ot the prettiest members of '30, She dis- tinguished herself in the Drury Minstrels of 1999 and some of us havenit recovered yet. Lil is one ot the few happy-go-luckyw members of our class and no one has ever seen her flustered. The last person she ever thinks about is Old Man VVorry.,' The Class of 1930 wishes you lots of luck, Lil, and let's say au revoir but not good b 9, ye. 3 JAMES FULLER CCJim9! Manager Football lf Drama Club 52, 3, .4 Had Jimmy lived in the time of his much endured Caesar, his Rome certainly wouldn't have been built in a day for he is known to be a growing boy who takes his recreation in the third watch, or in the small hours of the night. This young scout fully earned his DU by balancing lemons and a pail over a muddy gridiron. He will be at Cushing Academy next year. ' 3 ELEANOR ELIZABETH FURST 'Turstyi' Betty Secondu Band 1, Q, 3, 4 Edztor in Chief Class Book French Club .4 Debating Team 3, .4 Nu Sigma Epsilon Q, 3 Academe Stag Q, li Drama Club 1, Q, 3, .li Pro Merito .4 Student Coach Class Play 4 Continued from page 5 This is FLu'sty , the girl who drove her honors and troubles alike, to school each morning on her bicycle! She is a girl with the wide range of activitiesl,-the cause of the huge crack in the YH rink, the equestrienne whose horse is a Drury myth!-our amateur dry cleaner! F urs- ty ,-everybody's pal, and undoubtedly the most brilliant and honor deserving senior who undertakes hard things and sees them thru t.o the finish, and who is bound to succeed! Vile know you will. 3 ABRAHAM GABRINER 6CAbe99 66Gab'by99 Service Corps Q Drama Club Class Book Sta-ff Properties Committee Class Play Gabby never lacks words for any occasion, no matter when or where. He is somewhat of an artist and has also taken part in some of our plays. Well not soon forget him as Father Christmas. Abe's efforts to instill in the minds of his classmates the elements of the Hebrew language have been semi-successful. That they were not wholly so is not his fault. Q3

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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

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l'IYl'il,YX l'Zl.l.l-IN G.XGI,lAliDI l'ive Gag Frrrlrlz l'lub J, .2 We lmva- sim 1-ra-ly vnjoyi-al having l'1vclyn's quite mnnm-r and pleasant smile with us during tlu- past four ye-urs. XM- lmve- npprs-1-into-cl llcr frivlulsllip. She is one who has studied hard with n de-te-rminxition to do her best. live plum ln go ln Normal no-xt ya-ar to train for teach- ing. We wish her happiness, luck, and the best of success! U HENRY FRANCIS GAMARI Hank If you happen to hear a great commotion dovm the hall some day, you'll know it's only Henry trying out one of his latest pranks on some innocent pupil. Sometime, perhaps, he might, grow out of this habit, but still, that's too indefinite. However, in spite of Henry's criminal tendencies, we can also say that he's an all-round good sport. Good luck to you, Hank, 3 ESTHER FAUSTINE GARRATT Red Basketball 2, 3, .5 French Club 3 Student Council J Class Book Typist She is tall and perpetually has a lead peneil concealed about her person. Her participation in inter-class sports without a doubt, paved the way for her excellent revolu- tions on the dance floor. From the appearance of her report card, we feel sure that she will make a good secretary next year. 3 HAROLD GAZZANIGA Testtube ll or Gaz 'Testtubc ll is a young man who thinks he knows as much about Chemistry as the professor. He does beat most of us, however, and he is exceedingly ambitious. He hopes to become a master mechanic some day. 24