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

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WILLIAM ARTH UR G RAY C6Bill7! 661197 Football 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Minstrels 1, 3, 4 Service Corps 3, 4 When this blond, young giant is around, everyone is sure to have a good time, for our Bill can play a sax and a harmonica equally well, not to mention his strong voice that lends itself to any ditty, tenor or bass. Also Gray has a keen sense of humor, and delights in any good, clean fun. lNe must not forget his services on the gridiron the past two seasons. Bill is very air-minded, and we take this oppor- tunity to wish him many happy landings! 0 GERALD GREEN French Club 3 Class Book Staff Green-from whence and why-nobody knows! Pops up here, says Hello, there, we hardly know his name. Now and then one sees him-a characteristic smile, smooth, well-groomed hair, expression and tactics of an author! But we've had fun with Gerald and we reluctantly part. Q MARY CLAIRE GREENE Mae,' French Club 3, 4 Basketball 2 ' Latin., Club 1 Just another girl you'may think until you have penetrated the quiet reserve of Mae and discovered the real, likable girl that is there. One of kind dis- position and amiable nature and a good student is Mae, I O '4 LILLIAN ESTHER IIANNALEVK Shortlfand Contest 3 .v-lcflllvlrm Typist -1 Good things come in small packages as far as Lillian is concerned. If you don't believe it ask her teachers. She has worked hard through her four years at Drury and in the meantime has made many friends who will regret leaving her when June draws near. 'l'herc's no doubt as to whether or not Lillian is going to he success- ful. 23 O 0

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iCONS'l'ANCE I5l'I'l l'Y HORN Connie Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Minstrels 2, 3 Basketball 3 Fervice Corps 3, 4 Connie is one of the blondes who has kept her in- dividuality by wearing her tresses long. Despite this. she has a love for sports and for a general good time, that makes her modern in every sense of the word. Connie expects to go to Washington after graduation. 0 WALLACE EDGAR HOWARD . ccuyallyaa Wallace is the star pupil of the manual training de- partment wherein he works well and manages to keep the boys entertained witha clever wit and an occasional burst of crooning. Wally is unusually gifted with the ability to design and make things with his hands and perhaps that's why it is current opinion that he will enter the field of interior decorating. May he taste the fruits of a brilliant success! Q WILLIAM HLRLEY Bill Minstrels I, 2, 3, 4 Turtle neck sweaters give Bill awayg they por- tray his character, Ladies' Man. Bill passed his four years here at Drury without indulging too heavily in books. Upon asking him the reason for his suc- cess, he immediately broke into the song, I'll Get By W'ith A Twinkle In My Eye. School and women are not Bill's only concern for he stars for the Methodist Church basketball team. Bill would certainly have been missed if his voice weren't present to rock the walls during the minstrels. 0 JOHN INNI-IS Johnnie D Track 3, 4 Assistant Manager Baseball 3 Associate Editor, Class Book Service Vorps -1 When John came from Lawrence, Nlassachnsctts, he brought with him that interesting Bostonian accent. He is well liked, especially by the weaker scy. and is very enthusiastic about athletics. Johnnie is nn- decided about his fntnre. but bc might cnd in an aviation school, if all goes well. Best of Luck! lj! -J ..,.............-........f ln I 9 i ir U 9 if A J l i , ii t if i il ' il l 1, if YI 2 l it i 1? i Q , it li y I V , 'N M 1 1 i i lr V l wi l 1 i F i yi ll 1 li 3 F -if rrgrffgr 345, LA AAL it