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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RALPH CHESBRO Cheese Service Corps 4 Ralph has three interests: golf, dancing, and women. Ralph has a ready smile for everyone and is not without numerous friends, male and female. Studies have not bothered Ralph to any great extent. As a member of the service corps, he was very much valued. VVe wish Ralph', much success. 0 J. ANDREW CLEGHORN, JR. Janie Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Service Corps 3 Minstrels 2, 3, 4 Associate Editor, Class Book Secretary-Treasurer Class, 2 Junie,' is of the unassuming type, always generous, courteous, and polite. He seems fond of missing school but somehow always manages to make up his work. VVe are not sure as to what he is going to do when he leaves the Alma Mater, but whatever it is, he'll be one of the best. 0 MARGARET COLLINS Margaret is a. newcomer to the Senior Class. She came to us from the great metropolis-New York. However, she was quickly 'cadoptedn by the class of 1933, who found her New York accent very novel after the accustomed twang of the natives, Margaret has the distinction of being about the only Senior to re- ceive highest honors. She has decided to become a nurse and it is certain that her entertaining personality will go far in cheering her patients on to a speedy recovery. Best of luck, Margaret! 0 EDWARD COOK Fd D 1 Football 2,,3 Traffic Corps 3, 4 Ed always reminds us of that fair, square, pleas- ant and holiest stock of New England. He's tough and rough but he wouldn't insult his worst enemy- except, of course, in defense! Ed has been happy at Drury, and we have been happy having him with us. May his friendliness cause others to like him equally as well! I7 . H . . - ,Qx . We L, . - V 1 . . , . ., , 4 , x . .,.'f , ,N A ' ,. YW ,, ' fkbihff 9 '4'fU1Dl' f, 4 U I O 0 RL