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

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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

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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

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tU'l'llY litlllil, 1'UUl'l'Ill lo! llalskclliall l, I., fl, 1 Nlillslrcls il llamy l, .l, l o 's z ' I' .'-otci lassit- who flings za IlH'IlIl il: i '. 'r four ycars on tha- haskctlnall z u-in f. Holly doe-sn't like to hurry. fShc oftcn comcs in aftcr 8100.2 If shc kccps that chccry disposi- . K.. ,. . I: . ' ., : ..' I. I 1, n x .Q . Q K -uns ffx liol . , it ip Il l I i Jolly Nc l l lllgl and llng lla i te-am arc proof that he-r ability isu't conliucd cntircly i lnllll L, . 7 llUllHl'lNlN within 1 illiug dist Inu ws kn xx he ll lu l i mu sllll l Q L ' i .L' I i i l I i S 4 l F 5 o 5 I l 1 l R drip, ,..,-,,t,, A W Qfirillni ' 14 Nl.Kl'ltlf'I'1l'Ii.XNIl'1li lt'ul1ino1f llaschall fl Nlauricc has traveled through thc last four years of school in his good natured way, causing many a teacher to worry. llc has the faculty of remcmhering dates, names, and facts in History and English. You never find him in a soher mood, he is always laughing and talking, at least in History. I must say that anyone who hasn't heard him recite f'asey at the Bat is missing the seventh wonder of the world. Maurice was a valuahle asset as pitcher on the hasehall team last year. Luck to him! 0 ALFRED HENRY C'I'DDl'IBAt'K Bus Bus is that nice hoy with the hig hlushing smile. He packs a voice that contains plenty of energy, and it is often surprising when he does let it out. Vertain girl friends have lately caused his high standing in school work to fall slightly. I,et's hope this is remedied for Bus plans to he an aviator. Here's luck. Bus f 0 ANNE DANIELS Minstrels 3, -1- Anne walks like a cadet. has the most attractive tiny curls, is always in a hurry. has glistening , smiling eyes-- and is therefore one of our best! May these charming features. with success, he hers! 18