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

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BARBARA RAND Barb Band 2, 3, 4 Basketllmll 4, 5 Yivpewritin g Contest 4 Barb is another one of those people who believe in being seen and not heard. However, her ready smile and willingness to help have won for her a host of friends, and we feel sure her future will be a success. Lucky, indeed, is the man who gets you for his stenog , Barb . Q MARGARET REIMER GQPeg!9 Drama Club 2 Minstrels 3, 4 A click, click of high heels, a gay, irrepressible giggle: roguish hazel eyes: yes, you're right, that's our Peg . One hundred pounds of girlish enthusiasm and pep, she is more than a match for any depression. Our English and History classes would surely be lost without her. Now, just show us anyone who doesn't love her. Q MARJORIE RICE Marj Skip Calamity Drury M instrels 3 Marj is an out and out heart breaker. There are curious red lights in her gray eyes, and her wavy hair has an auburn sheen. Fond admirers seem to pay no heed to these warnings for Skip's mischievous smile is most fetching. Her carefree disposition does not permit her to excel in scholarly duties, yet she usually succeeds in getting by. Nlarj plans to take life as it comes with no definite object in view, yet most of us know what her career will inevitably be. Q LEU RISA'l l'l infill? l,ion Rasliob Here is a boy with a practical mind who has madc some firm friends among his classmates, llis great problem is to keep his i'hcvic in running condition. Leo plans to attend an aviation school in t'alifornia und, no doubt, he will distinguish himself in this lit-ld lo

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S'I'.XNl.I-IY l'HI.l..XItll nllllss-vu t'urly I nullmH f, I Ifrnfwllulll .' lffII'lI'a'l.s -1 'lirm-lg 1, I Buss is one of the good-natured produc-ts uf llrury and has 1-ontriliuted his natural talents ln tht- Nliustrels ol' '32, t'urly was one ul tlu- llrury 1-If-vt-n in 'fll. :fi ll.tItltll-I'I l' l'It.t'l I' Prattski lfflSlx'l'lINlH 2, 3, 4 lollenx' Hull 2 Prattski is one of those healthy, good-natured per- sons from liriggsville. ller frank, outspoken manner and sunny disposition have endeared her to her class- mates. While steadily getting the idea , Prattski has heeome a skillful player on the Girls' llaskethall Team and a great little sport. Next year. her eheerful grin will gladden the lives of the patients at St. Klar- garet's Hospital. II.-Xltlt Y Pli.'X'l l' Pete Urehestm 1, 2, 3, -I Pru ,Uerito 3 Hum! I, 2, 3, -I Trqlfir Corps 3, 4 .Yu Signm Epsilon 2 .-1 ssneiale lfllifllf' of Class Book 4 Pete was a hashful hoy when he entered Drury, hut when he heeame a memher of the Traffic Corps, and acquainted with a few of the girls, he had as good a time as any of us. Pete likes to read and study. and if you want to find out anything, just ask him. IIe'll he sure to know! He also communes with nature and can tell you anything about flowers or hirds, for he has a eamp up in the wilds of Vermont. Pete had hetter keep away from the girls when he gets to Nl. I. 'l'. for he will have to work hard there. St JA M H4 l'llA'l l' Jimmie Jimmie likes to have a lot of fun when the teac'her's haek is turned, hut somehow the other fellow always gets the hlaine. l,nc-ky! Jimmie is a great hasket- hall enthusiast, hut as yet he hasn't tried to win any laurels for old Drury. 28

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.IUIIX ItUll.XNl-I U-lllllllllhl H xllalgvl lxvutllll' 'filllfllli nf fffuss H0015 I lla' fm-I sure lliail thi- olel saying flannel thing- volne in small pain-l-mga-s is justilivfl w lu-n we look at .lolinny :ls lu' is the lilly who has gained thi- didim-lion nf lu-ing the smallest mah- me-mlwr nf our vlass .lohn hails from the lla-saver :ind we 1-an look for- ward lu sm-ing him as the president nf flu- Sprague Spec-ialti s l'ompany, lllllvss he elm-ith-s ln lu-4-.,,,,p 1, professional golfer as a result of his eadalying, liunul lllt'li lo You .lohnf x lNlllll'l'llY llUS.XSt'U Dee Ullulu Nu Sigma lfpsilon 2 Uuling lfluh I Pro .llvrilo .i Uillslrvls 2, 1 Ham! I, 2, 3, el lfluss Hoof: 'IiYIliSf sl .-lssuriulv lfalitnr of ffluss lfonlf il This gay lass, one of a group of jovial stenographers- to-he, glories in an oeeasional hit of harmless misr-hief ller dark. twinkling eyes, and eurly, lilac-k tresses are the ohjeets of eandid admiration. .Xlthough numerous young men have sueeumhed lo her c-harms. a f-ertain stripling from .Xthol is apparently winning the rave. Dee is also a most hrilliant svlloliil' and -he will douhtless he cordially welcomed into the husinei world next year. C'llltIS'l'IX.'X ltI'SSl'1l,l, .-leurleme 'livpist 4 Speefllxzll I Outing Club 1, 2 I olle-v Ball 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3. J C'hris, our Scotch lassie. is endowed with that Certain something in her nature everyone does not possess. She is one of the hest girl athletes in Drury and has played on the Girls' Basketball Team ever sinee her Freshman days. helping her team over many rough spots. l'hris is slow to anger and as a result. she has many friends. She intends to he a stenographer when she leaves the portals of Drury hehind her. S l lt.-XXVICS SALKIN Fran lllinstrels 3, 4 Uuling lfluh I Sorter I It is helieved good things come in small paekages hut Fran is an excellent example to prove this state- ment wrong. Fran is cheerful, generous. and am- hitious. This tall. Carefree girl is a valuahle friend and her company is always enjoyahle. Next year Fran will train at the Beth Israel Hospital in New York. 16 xxr