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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EVELYN MARGARET DACNAIS ccljpgu x. I i 4' - French Club 2, 3, 4 Pro Nlerito Academe Staff Debating Team -it Class Book Staff Four years ago there came to Drury a girl whose high aspirations in the journalism line have guided ber well. Peg is another of the quiet scholars, but one who has been endowed with a fine personality that will make her well-liked all her life, as she has been at Drury. Une so intent is bound to succeed. We wish you the best of everything, Peg. O JEANIE RENTON DEAXS Basketball 3 French Club 4 Latin Club 1, 2 A friendly smile accompanied by a cheery word cf greeting, an abundance of pep -that is Jeanie, otherwise known as Stretch to her friends. Jeanie believes that haste is detrimental to health and as a result a calm deliberateness characterizes everything she does and says. This bonnie lassie has a host of friends who will truly miss her next year and who wish her the best of success at Middlebury where she intends to continue her studies. 0 S-ARI DE GOEXCZ Debating Team 4 Academe Staff Assistant Editor, Class Book Drama Club 4 Lovely clothes-expressive hands-a fluent vocabu- lary-individuality-the profile of the glamorous Greta Garbo-are but some of the attributes of this Senior. Sari also has literary talent which will greatly help to make our Class Book a success. Every spare minute of her time is spent in sketching and you may be sure that it is not time ill-spent, for her sketches are remarkably well done. Sari is one of 1933's most bril- liant and most talented members. No doubt this Senior will bring honor to Drury next year at Wellesley. There is no need to look into the crystal ball for a glimpse of Sari's future-Hno indeed, her qualities spell S-I'-C-C-E-S-S. O JAM ES DURAN fini Baseball 2, 3, fl- lfootball 3, -lf Basketball 3, 4 Traffic Corps it In Jim Doran we have one of our best and out- standing atbletes. Jim has played well on both the baseball and basketball tealns the last two years, and at a forward position, starred on this year's basket- ball team. School work never bothers Jim, with the exception of giving oral topics. During bis spare tiinc, be fre- quents Frank ltudnic-k's camp at Windsor Lake. Jim has a host of sincere friends. We all wisb Jim much luck and success. I9 4 I 1 l 5 i lj rv ? it it 1 x .ii il 4 lk ,z in in -i, ll i ll i. B l ll ll fn ll l i I 1 1 . 3 A fi is X 3 4 .4- 9, il I l r , O ' -. Q . , , Qs.: J , I I Je. .,i.QK fx, il