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

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ELLA MA IC KARIIICY lil Karrey Orchestra I, 2, 3 fllill-S!f0lS 3 Drum lllajor -l We want to thank the kind gentleman QD who so willingly gives lil a lift every morning so that she is able to reach Study C before one minute of eight as she used to do. 'Leasing aside, doesn't Ella look stun- ning when she leads the band down Main Street? I'll say she doesl lil has lent a sunny smile to Drury throughout her four-year stay. Drury will certainly miss her. SQ MARION KEAN Keanie Class Play -I Associate Editor ry' Class Book -l Let us introduce Keanie . She wants to be a teacher-looks rather schoolmarnish, d0n't you think? Keanie is the best amateur impersonator ever. If you didn't see her in the Senior Class Play, you d0n't know 'Keanie' like we do.', By the way-her hands are always bound to ffly around when she is explaining something difficult to Mr. Reilly. Q CHARLOTTE KE M P Chucky Drama Club 2, -l Nu. Sigma Epsilon Debate 4 Pro lllerito Class Play -l lfllilllf-ill-ClIlPf of Class Book The executive ability shown by Chucky as Marion Ilardy in the class play is carried over to her school and outside activities. This, however, is not her only accomplishment for she also possesses a great deal of scholastic talent. If it isa Latin translation or history recitation that lags, just look for Chucky and it will be remedied immediately. Charlotte is planning to enter Smith College next year. IIcre's wishing you all the luck in thc world Chucky . LA WR ICNCIC LA Ll lil'1R'l'l'1 Larry Class l'lav -l 'l'rar'lf 2 Class 'l'4-am I llrama Club l ootl1all Z lfaselrall 1, -l Iiaslwtlnall .I. If 2, .i .Xud here, ladies and gentlemen, we have Larry llrury's best wise-eraekerl No matter what the oe- easion or the environment, Larry has one of his best-sellers at hand or should we say on tonguen? Larry has drifted uneoneernedly through four merry years of Drury life but somehow has managed to eke out. passing grades always. Whatever he does next year wc're behind him one for all, and all for one? W S -xx il, 51 gl ,z ,. 1 E . 1,1 Q ' r ,lg .ke yvyfzw f . 'f-fs it, s ' i fi TW! 'fy TT? as i-z Vt ..4 ff iii U1 ll U lx li is ll li ag 2 I l I-4. l 4 . i 1 ,l r V fa M: i M1 4 . tx. , ly .li as I ti alt iii Us iw fs .il l i li l .sl it is .fi it ills' tg iii eel tl iii' 49? P' ,yy .5 ..v l 4 . ii ii i il 4 I. i sl' I l ii yi .' W , 1, K . ,.. 'T l fi, G- Zi :i.iw2.ZT,': ' .,i' 2TT',i'T5Z: I . 'f 4 In . . il? lit V0 . Hi? pl ,H 'ii' lille .li l I li li l i r i i i V ey: l .A ...Q H ' Y ' ' ' 1:2 ns. il. .J ., . i2'f ': LQRY yfi s,',9H. , -'. M. 1 y I . .J J K h . I rm I vs O Q .l fail f l :im ' 'ki 5? ' ' ip' QQ ' 5 Wil a-Q, t 2' ii Wg li. ' 'M iii -1 . ' KQV. ' ..-.- ' f l fr ' ' . Y - .T 'A gif' P .,--t i.' 1. A .I V ' 5 Ji Q - V -lg .4...f..siL g

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.il ...--:...-J V t'l.XItl-INV!-1I.f-Il-1 Ulrlurslru I, ..', .i llunaf I, Q, S, I f'lilI'l'tl1't' has fn-vu known :it llrurnx :ns fullfmilig th.- uutto uSIlt'llf'l' is golden , hut hi- is, hoiu-vs-r, ont- uf llrury's most loyal students having always done- his part for tht- school and 'Ill f.l2lf't'lll'l' has toot.-d his wuy with his trusty suxupflulu' itllll we can sa-1' si gn-:it future aiu-ad uf him whcthcr it lw playing in llank'- - Q Q . . . , . . llcrnuts or with thc New X ork I hilarmonn- Urcfu-stra. XYll:ll1'Vt'r lit' f'lNNDSl'N tn ilu. llHXK'1'X'1'I will lmrk him ltttt' Q. , 53. .su t'flfIS'l'f1R f.l'1S'l'.Xfil'i t'het lied f'het has some curly red hair that is an envy to his classmates. fle is a quiet lad who loves his fun in a moderate form. hut his friends respect and admire him for these qualities. t'het is undecided ahout his future. hut we feel sure that he will succeed in anything he undertakes. A Si Euxoa Lrm' I-Il On first acquaintance, Elinor seems to he one of the more serious members of Drury hut not so after you know her. Fl intends to he a French teacher in a hig way, and teach from the I,uhy French Primer which she is now writing. FRANK MARINO Kingfish Senior Stage lfnmmitter' llere is a lad who has won many friends through his friendliness and witty sayings. Frank also has a pet hohhy. photography. He has not as yet decided whether he will continue his photography or enter an electrical school in YYashington. Whatever he does, hp friends feel sure that he will succeed and hring honor to the class of iiif. 34