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

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GEORGE LOUIS LA FOUNTAIN Academe Typist 4 Typing Contest 3 Associate Editor Class Book History Play 4 From Clarksburg comes this star pupil, one of the shining lights of the Commercial Department. George has been very popular with his teachers and classmates, and has shown a tendency to make the Honor Roll. But George found time when not studying to be around where good times were being had, and his ready wit has brightened many a dull spot in our school life. Q HOWARD LANFAIR Senior Class Play Minstrels 3, 4 Howy,' did some wonderful acting as the father,' in the senior class play and if he shows as much common sense throughout the rest of his life as he did in the part of the father', his success will be certain. He is a real friend and he didn't get the name of Judge Lanfair for nothing. He always seems to say the right thing at the right time! Q ERNEST LE PERA Cflgg-yi? Band 3, 4 Minstrels 2, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Erny is another of the smallest boys in the Senior Class, but that doesn't make him less peppythan others. Iggy is also an important member of that famous chemistry class which experiments with unknown ex- plosives. Ernyis good-natured laugh has also been an asset to the Drury band, and we hope he does well in that line, for he is planning to enter the Boston Con- servatory of Music next fall. 0 GEORGE LESS C6Getz99 George has never made himself famous in these four years, but we have always been conscious of his stocky figure in our ranks. One glimpse of his round, apple- cheeked face, usually lighted up with a grin can cheer up a Sphinx. Getz isa familiar figure around room 23, and also around the West End, where that good- natured laugh of his is also well-known. George is undecided as to the future, but we are sure that whatever he undertakes will be accomplished in the same care-free manner. 27

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i V1 Q I Q. J! LK W 4' 1 luv A'-, .5 f , S s v v . f l .. 3 . 4 l' ' az gi :. .. . S! .. 1.4 A. 1 1 xg ' I - l . - ., ri N. .V 5 . N --, . J-Y , ly Q - ,' ' A i ' 'f ' -'sl . N' . Y S . 1 aiu- .2 ,, ,ff . .-.-. ..........- -.-, - -., .-.- . -A. 6... ,........- s..4iL..a5rs.s,f9Q,c.sah..,sL. A l'I'l'lI lil. Nl A It Y J li PSUN lithel is a person possessing a quaint sense of humor which is the elm-light of her many friends. She con- tributes her success in high school to the fact that she has never been attracted to the Drury hoys. Ethel is not hoy-shy, but her attractions may have been outside of school. She has no definite plans for the future hut there are certain roads which look promising. NYC fool sure she will succeed. Q JOHN K.sX'I'l'll,l'lY Hjflflili Football l, 2, 3, faptain 4 Track l, 3, 4 President D. A. A. 4 Basketball 3 Marshall Service Corps 4 Minstrels 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 Jack has been our athletic idol since his freshman year, and we have yet to see him fall in defeat. He has unexcelled ability in all games which is the result of proper training and maintaining the principles of good sportsmanship and good fellowship. Jogger has also been a serious student and one with whom we have all enjoyed working-may he always be as well received! 0 JOHN TRUMAN KIMBALL You may not have heard a great deal about John at Drury, but that doesn't mean that he is entirely in- active. He is quiet appearing, but quite a live wire in his own crowd. John's natural ability and faithful application to his work have made him successful in school. Don't give up your good habits, John. 0 MARION BLISS KINGSLEY Basketball 4 French Club 2, 3 3 Tennis This charming young miss has acquired numerous friends during her years at Drury. Although quiet in the classroom, Marion has enjoyed the social side of school life. Incidentally, she is somewhat of a basket- ball player. She plans to be a teacher, and that should certainly mean happy schooldays for her pupils. 26

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I. Q , 'N . .B 'R tl! 1 Q ,it 1 l -4'-S R335 Yl'iltN.X XIX Y LICWIS llaskvtlrall l, 2 l ra-m'li Vluli 2 So:-va-r l, 12 Latin Vluh 2 'l'rallir' t'orps Il, l 'l'Illll'llll' Staff 1 illlu' lu-st uni' word tlvsvription of Yi-rna is sophis- ticated? lit-st of dr:-ssc-rs, lllosl gram-ful of dancers, suava-st of social set and most versatile in conversation a person offering a niost entertaining at-qnaintanr-1-. We have known and llkefl Yi-rna for four years lurk at elcparturcl 9 l,UltX.X JEAN l,0Wl'1 Service Vorps -l Nlinstrels 2, Il lland 12. 3 'l'c-nnis 2 l ren1-h t'luh 2 Lorna is one ol' the In-st-liked girls inthe Seniorflass, despite the fact that she is one of the quietest. We wonder it' the long trip she has to sr hool each morning gives he a you desire me appearance so notice- ahle in l,o na. She is undecided ahout next yeare hut we wish her luck in whatever she docs. 0 l'lYl'll,YN l,l't'Y Service t'orps 4 Yoll y Ball 1 llinstrels fl l'Ivelyn's voice sounds more like that of a coloratura soprano than Lily l'on's own! She speaks in a high pitched tone--aims at high ideals--is held in high es- teem hy her classmates. In fact she should, without difficulty attain the pinnacle of success. O MARY MANVVSO Minstrels 3, -1 Nlary's individual charm lies in her dark features ornamented hy rosy cheeks, deep dimples, white teeth and ahility to make and retain friends. May her whole life he equally attractive! QS