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

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GLADYS HAZEL JOHNSON Service Corps 3 Gladys is one of the quiet cheeries who gets along far better than some of us who like to make ourselves con- spicuous. Particularly when it comes to passing notes across Study C. The friendship and cheeriness she has shown at Drury will surely go a long way in making her a good nurse. 3 EDWARD KRoUss Esor Babe Eddie', Basketball 3, If Baseball 3, If Esor is one of our social and athletic lions. He has rapidly made friends and cannot resist the ladies. He is always looking forward to the next afternoon dance or prom. Babe sure is a good basketball player and has played a strong game with the varsity for two years and has play- ed an equally strong game for two years on the baseball team. VVe can truthfully say that we have never seen Eddie angry. 3 BESSIE FRANCES LESS fCBetty93 Outing Club 1, 2 Nu Sigma Drama Club 3, 4 Pro M erito French Club 3, 4 Academe 4 Service Corps 3 Bessie is one of those girls who has two very good quali- tiesg she's intellectual as well as sociable. Because of these two factors she has become one of the prominent members of our class. Dancing is one of her favorite pleasures outside of school, much to the satisfaction of certain boys. We predict a bright career for you Bessie, though by the way you've switched your course in Drury, we hope you marry early so as to decide it once and for all. 3 BERYL LEWIS Florence Nu Sigma French Club J, .4 Class Play Yvhaffs that racket? Nvell, ah'll be doggone! l'h! l'h! It's none other than Beryl Lewis t llarrell, as Mr. Caverly called herl one of our petite members: hut what she lacks in size, she makes up for in good humor, giggles and friends. She has quite a hit of dramatic ability. Will we ever forget her in the class play, the vivaeious, efferveseent, tomboyish Florence stamping around the stage and causing a general disorder? We wish her lots of luck on her way up the ol' traditional ladder. 29 f, I Z 4 1, , ,I , ,, I qv, ,:g, V , wi 1 Q, Q, i' ' f Y V I I . . ,H 1' 1 . ,.,4 1 1 if s, ' ' ,V U, 110' l 3-1, . E, ,221 ,. , 4 . M., Q g A g . J P .- v Us 'Ulm 'YQ-5, 1, V K Y. L L' 2, '

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YN?- Wll.lJIll'1lD IRICNIC ll0Sl,l'iY Wil Wi- lmw often wonah-ra-il why Wil wus such n pie-ture of he-nlth und youth. Folks, it's lwvziusi- shi- live-s in that part ul our lmul wlu-rv she can row- tha- hills ow-r and drink pure, cool, fozuny milk, rich- horse-hau-la, sun-ll new- mown hay, mul h-t ai roost: r ln- he-r :alarm 4-lock! 'l'lmt's why. .Xllhough she- train-ls so fur from home to us, she- is in-ver too tire-d to he-lp, Ilor to work. Wil is our ich-an of an good pal, and wc- know she will vontinue- to ln-. 3 DORIS IIl'Rl.l'lY Do Band I, Q, -l, 4 Class Hook Typixl If you've never he-ard, Pete go 'I'weet Tweet Tweet, at least you'vc had frequent opportunity to hoth he-ar and see Do squeaking away on high F occasionally at rather inopportune moments. As to what she and her clarinet will do next year, in Dos, own words, Dunt Eskf' 3 DOROTHY JACOBS CSD0tf, Baselrtball 1, Q, 3 Outing Club 1, 2 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, .4 Service Corps 4 .Yu Sigma Epsilon Pro Jler-ifo Dot's pet theme is outside attractionsf, We are inclined to believe she has a strong magnetic pull herself. Or else she is a super successful gogetter. What- ever the reason, her friends seem likely to stick, no matter what she finds around the corner next June. 3 RUTH J EPSON Sister Ruth Rufus French Club 3, 4 Xu Sigma 2, 3 Pro Jlerilo Bounded by Miss Martin on the north, Rufus on the west, Nelly B. on the east, and one, Peter Horn, in a southern stall, the French class sometimes manages to snatch a few moments of much needed repose. Rufus carries her language ability into other fields as well, and is a popular authority on certain difficult passages in C'icero. Next year will find her studying the infants at Castleton Normal. 28

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5 Al.lCXANlJltIA NIaclDOl'GALL Alec Soccer I, 2 .'ls.voci11le lfrlilor Class Hook limi.-rflmll I I 'lass Play Commillee .5 .llinslwls .I Cheerleurler 2, 3, 4 French I 'lub 2, Lf, .4 Academe Slu-0' .5 Traffic I 'orps J, .4 Student Cgungil 4 Sr'rr'iee I 'orps J, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Pete is the girl with the hearty laugh, the long name and brief stop who used her artistic abilities so cleverly to ornament Yirgils sacred covers. She was Drury's first girl cheerleader. Next year she plans to continue her study of Algebra at Cushing Academy. Hoot Mon! What a bonnie lassie! 3 HOWARD ESMONDE MAHONEY GCESSS SCESSVS Football .4 Class Prophet .4 Track A lllinslrels 3 Junior Varsity 3 Class President 2, 3 Drama Club 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 Service Corps 3 Academe Sfaf 4 Traffic Corps 3, .4 Senior Play I, Debating Team 1, . Nonchalance and prominence go together with Es - they must be good qualities. Best of all are his actions on the gridiron and his portrayal of Johnny White in the Class Play, which wasn't all acting! There are few better than Es in public or private arguments. The Class of '30 wonders what will happen at Military school. 3 PETE VALENTINO MANCCSSO Pete F oofball 3 Track .4 Here is one who is not ashamed to divulge his middle name. and a likely one it is too. Lucky is the better half who'll call you Valentino, Pete. for in spite of your class comics, you have your teachers' respect, and our eternal gratitude for letting us into the show tor half fare. 3 THERESA MARY MANERINI Skid Theresa is another of the giggling girls whose clever fingers have enlivened the Friday lunch period dance. During her high school career. she has been an ever-present member of the Commercial department. We hope that after she graduates, she will acquire a position suitable to her merits. 30