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

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MARGARET BLANCHARD GCPeg39 Peg is one of Drury's quietest girls: she has not made herself very well-known to many, but those who do know her regard her as a true friend. Margaret is fitting herself for a business career. St ROGER BLooD CCR0ge3, Drama Club 3, 4 Minstrels 3, 4 Associate Editor of Class Book 4 Track Z Roge isn't a genuine product of Drury, but since his coming here in 1929 from Mount Herman School he has been one of the bright spots in the classroom and in certain activities, especially in the Drama Club where he has been known as Mr, Greene since the Christmas play. Roger is going to attend the Universi- ty of Vermont next year and we wish him all the luck and good marks that he has had at Drury. St ARTHUR RoYER GfD,, Football 3, 4, 5 Cheer Leader 4, 5 Track 3 Minstrel 5 Traffic Corps 3, 4, 5 A jolly good fellow, whom everyone knows is this football hero who spends his time trying new pranks upon the teachers. However Art is a grand sport with a smile that seldom leaves his features. The best wishes of his classmates go with him when he leaves our school. St DOROTHY BRIGHAM Dot Dody Vice-President 3 Traffic Officer 4 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Student Council 3, -I Pro Merito 3 Class Book 'livpist -I Shorthand Contests 3, -I Associate lftlitor lj Class Book 4 Her sincere and hearty laugh characterizes her for the girl she is: a jolly companion, a hard worker, and a true friend at all times. Dot, is one of the bright and shining stars in the cl0llllll9l'i'l3ll Department. She proved herself ll formidable foe at the Pittsfield and Boston shorthand contests and helped Drury carry off the prizes. She cannot help but succeed wherever she goes. lj L z ll, ,JV , 4 ii i 1, ,Q F sl! wi i 1 , i ,JI i til ,. N15 il ay will it if tri' , l .H qv L 1 ' 4 1 1 i llfg gl, w 1: ix , ,V l-A ,, 'l, ll yn , 4 , l' X. ,li W, it iv' it. i ,+, i ...T..L..............,.,M ' ,1.m..-.,fI.. ,.TQ.lZT,f,L.1..... ..,..w X 1 X vi ri T in . 1 f M . V, y R1 ,ta A p K , l I 1 M . ly, i , mf ' if 54 in J gh r if . C., lp at .Ld-,L

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SAIKAII lil'I'l'Sl-DY lllil-Ilili . i lit-lst-yu if ' ' l'.'flilor-in-Chiefof .-lrmlvnu' I .'llinslrr'ls l ffiwl f or ae-lb F 3 iff 3 .flssislunl lbilllllll' of Class liool: l llvlmlv J Q, ' F4 'lrlrffir Corps l sq llnl ind bow low to Ulletsc-x ' tht- first of Tile lhrce xlllSlil'lt'l'I'SU who'll live fort-vcr in lJrury's llall l ' 1 ' a se of her personality. Want to ina-ct her? Any morning at exactly 7.15 she conn-s tearing ind the corner in that f'hcvie o' he-rs. lnr-id1-n- i N tally Betsey is the only fernininc student in captivity who can turn that corner on two wheels. She nianages her car just as well as she did the .fir-ml:-nu' and we of M '32 know that some day Betsey will edit a paper of her own. g g 5 JOSICPII BIANCU , Joe President D. S. A. A. Student Council 3, 4 Ass't ltlanoger Football 3 Drama Club 2, 3 L A Malifiger Footlmll -I Bunfl -I M instrels 3 Acfuleme Stuff 4 by Propheteer of Class Book 4 Service Corps 4 On with the dance, let joy be unconfirmed , is .loe's motto. The Beau Brummel of '32, he is one of the most popular boys in the class and is considered the 3 best dancer. Cast a glance at the record above and 4 judge for yourself if Joe has been idle these past four I years. Always in or escaping from mischief caused by L ccee '- his famous line , we wonder how he has managed to F - s H s V f Q 3 find any time for study. 1 4 I . 1 . A ARMAND BIS?-AILLON lf Arm Fat', Herman 1, . J rip' M instrels 4 Senior Stage Committee -I , ii, Arm is one of those happy-go-lucky fellows with- ly 1 out a care in the world. He has always been a loyal tp' member of the school, especially in the cheering section of every home game. As a friend Fat is A-1 and lil it 3 as an athlete-he certainly enjoys basketball. We wonder what Mr. Murray will do without Fat , Leo, T ll fi .f 4 or Frank in his classes next year-perhaps he'll send . . J . g in his resignation Herman is undecided about , ' ' next year, but whatever vocation he chooses we are sure he will be a success. Q2 r,l'i .' il 1. ii V' I GLADYS BISSAILLON .N Googs Glad lf lllinstrels -I I i Glad is one of Drury's quiet girls but is well-known. , r P w - She is the class blonde and uses this advantage with LH! , ' the best of success. She has not yet decided what ,it 4 4 -I path she will follow when she leaves Drury, but right , ' now the road to Stamford looks promising. 4 ' it xiugfiiif Ll ' ' . 5.1 . M, ., - .- ...-....L........ I2

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