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

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EVELYN BLANCHARD Evelyn has not participated in any of Drury's social activities to enable her to become acquainted with many of us, but that means nothing. We are sure her friends will agree that she has a most likable nature. Evelyn has made no definite plans for the future. 0 EDGAR FREDERICK BROWN Egger Fred is a fair-haired boy hailing from Cherry Court, Pownal, Vermont. His generous grin conceals a set of real brains in a darn nice fellow. Egger is re- spected and very much admired by some of the fresh- men and sophomores of the opposite sex. He's plan- ning to be either a future Lindbergh or a sailor. YVith- out any malice, of course, here's wishing him luck as a deck swabber. Q VINCENT BFRNS Vin D Football 1, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 Class President l, 2 Traflic Corps 3, 4 Vincent is every inch man-tough on the gridiron, alert on the diamond, suave on the dance fioor and always a good fellow. He has been a good scholar despite his many extra-curricular activities, and, though his future plans are not definite we reluctantly shake his hand-Good-bye and good luck? 0 RAYMOND t'Al.VI Rav Ray is one of these quiet persons that is. until he reaches Chemistry lab. lVe did not discover until this year that he isa wizard in llistory: he knows more ahout current issues than docs the President himself. Ray is a hard worker and is well on his way lu Success. I 5 ,Q . 1 ' fl' 4 12 4 , .wq1'l,'Hv.'v V125 . V A 3 . !.wwl,f,.5,MxM.af Han. Jgv ,.,,hdh72nvV, in 4 f Q 4 ' Y i 5 6 J l. X i K h . .t . if Y V 4 il 5 Q 'I il 'T . li rx 5 A lx K I li ll i H. , l, T Q' ll in J is 4 ', . i i. , . 1 V ei 3 gi i -2 ,u ' 1 ,421-t :sf s W 7? REP! i Q V 4 ,

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,i Q e Q t I t 'Q- i I i s ' l l i Q 'uf -' if I Lt I i :'.QA:'1ff'-a - . To . .Xl.Nt.X lil-IXICIJI-I'l I'I l'ro Nlcrito lf thi- ability to niind one-'s own lnllstllvss and to work with real pi-rsvvcrzilwc llHllt'2ttt'N inevitable greatness, we can visualize' .xllllil as nothing less than an elnpri-ss, and shi- has taken tht- first step in her itt'lltt'Vl'lIH'lll nf l'I'u Xlcrito lltlltllfs. .Xlthongh her plans are uncertain, we hope- our prophecy for this quaint and likable- character inay be realized. Q ltt'55l'il,l, ltlfltfi lfltflx Russ Klinstrels l Hlillssu has succeeded in going through High School doing as little homework as possible. His trips to the office only prove his point that travel is a liberal educa- tion. He is one of the best extemporaneous speakers in school and can talk for hours on anything at all. Both Russell and Shakespeare agree that it is never too late to learn. Wye hope that Russ will get a chance to use his large store of knowledge after he leaves Drury. 0 JAVK Bl-IR KSUX nJlll'la'U French Club 2, 3, 4 Nu Sigma 3 Band 2, 3 Pro Merito at Associate Editor, Class Book Jack is one of our outstanding scholars and good fellows. Swishing around the school at a turtle's rate, Jack kept us laughing for four years with his snappy remarks. For two years, while a member of the band, he blew both sour and mellow notes on his trumpet. It is seldom difficult to locate Jack for his two pet hideouts are the Y. M. V. A. and the library. Through his scholastic ability and his good nature, Jack has insured the admiration and friendship of both the teachers and classmates. O GEORGE NAPOLEON BET0l'RXl'IY French Vlub 2, 3 Track 2 Traffic Vorps 4 Georges ability to mix with folks has won for him a place in our hearts. He also speaks French fluently. and has histrionic ability as shown by his acting in a production put on by the French Vlub. Then. too, George is connected with a local theater. If he keeps on as he has at Drury perhaps he will some day head the Paramount Vompany. YYho can deny the pos- sibilitv? 34

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M - .f' 2 ' I .r . W5 , g,,.,,............-s.-,, , ,-.,. - .... 4 g 9 a n - ' 1 if 92, - if v -Q , 5 i, 4 4? E. 3 i. v J ! x A r , L J sw? A if 3 T i . . I i A . . ' Z' E 1'1'.' 1 ' ' .l. t'liAlti VANIICIIUN, Jll. Nu Sigma Epsilon Vlass l'r1-sidcnt 1 l'ro Nlcrito l rc-ni-h Vinh 3 'l'rac-k Il, at tf'apt.l Ass't Nlgr. Football Il Student Vouncil fl, l tl'res.l Nlgr. l ootliall 4 'llraflic t'orps Il, 1 lfditor-in-t'hief fl1'rulvlm 1- A glance at the above record of activities plainly suggests that Vraig is leader of his class. llc has al- ways been one upon whom the class could safely rest responsible duties. Always cheerful and jovial, he has enjoyed utmost popularity among his classmates may he continue to he a leader through life. 0 WIl.I.lA NI VA NI l'IIJEl,l.I Bill Band l, 2, 3, 'lr Bill plays a trumpet in a manner which belittles the trumpeters of monarchs. He has been a great assist- ance in all musical activities as well as being a promin- ent spoke in the wheel of good fellowship. We all like Bill and take this opportunity to thank him for his willingness to oblige whenever sweet music was needed. For him, we prophesy a niche in the world of music. 0 ZELDA JANE CARR We envy Zelda for two reasons: her school girl complexioni' and pleasing personality. Zelda's desire to be a true friend has won her many in return. Next year the Beth Israel Hospital will claim her. Our luck goes with you, Zelda! 9 JEAN FARSON Drama Club -1 Literary Editor, .ficarlenie .Associate Editor, Class Book .Jean never lets anything disturb her-studies, marks, men-she meets them all with the same composure. Her pleasing and melodious voice is the envy of her classmates. And what girl would not wish for her slim figure! Jean is an enthusiastic equestrienne and spends all her week-ends riding over the country lanes outside of Briggsville. .Although Jean is undecided as to her future, we know her individuality will lend dis- tinction to anything she may decide to do. 16