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

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JAMES NICOL 6CJim!9 Jim may be a Scotchman, but there is one thing he gives freely and that is a smile. His good nature is outlined in a manly and understanding countenance. Jim has an eye for the women but they don't inter- fere with his studies, as his fine scholastic record shows. The band or annual minstrels would be failures were it not for the enthusiastic ability of our friend Jim Nicol. 9 KARL VINCENT NOETZEL GCV0n99 Football 4 If we consider Karl as a fair representative of his countrymen, we can not help but like the Germans. Von does all things well, both in athletics and in school work. He fits in with any group, and his wide popularity shows how well we all like him. And by the way, where would the Phantoms have been without this star? Luck, Von, 9 CHARLES HENRY NORCROSS CCSlim79 If giants were in demand, we might expect Slim', to be an early recruit. His infectious laughter has echoed through the halls of Drury since his freshman year, and we will certainly miss it. We hold 'Thar- lie's friendship dearly, and in years to come it will be a pleasant reminder of our days at Drury. 0 ETHE L M ABLE NURCRUSS Minstrels 2 Senior Typing .1- Junior Shorthand Vontest 3 flcculeme Typist -1- Ethel is the girl with the doleful expression. My how looks do deceive! For, under this placid expres- sion is a happy contentment, an radiant disposition, and a sense of humor. Silence is golden, believes lit hel lucky man who gets her for his stenographer. 3' 1,77 hy' i 2 9 i s 2 5 1: i i fi 1, 33 -i -l ik 'r ,v V ,i . l y ii , 3, 4 1 1 1 V H 1 i ul i ,i 'n l U l 5 . l 1 l I - ,I

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O Y ll.XliUI,lD 3llI.l,l'Ilt ' ' l'lNllx'il'H l l'l'lll'll Vluh l Nlinstrvls 2, IS, -1 fililss Will - va . . . . , l'ooku' Nlille-r is notorious! :X1'1'llUlH' say why! .X good student, a good fcllww, and the good gc-nii of tht- basketball team, l'ook is destined to bc a legen- dary figure at Drury. Una- of llarold's greatest vices is his supri-nu' and persistent argunu-ntativc ability which wc all love. Yes, l'ookiv's familiar pose, and thc use of the right hand for a baton in leading a group of lll2N'SfI'UN will surely be lnisscd at Drury. llarold intends to 1-nh-r thc l'nivcrsity of Pennsylvania probably aft:-r taking a post graduate course. Q FR.-KNK NIUN'l'GUNll'IliY Crump .'fl'lllll'lIH' Staff 4 Nlinstrels 2, 3, 1 Associate and Art Editor Class Hunk Janie is one of the quieter students, and always does his work. His artistic abilities have been noted and appreciated since his freshman year. The class wishes him loads of luck in pursuing his career. 9 MI'l'C'HlCI,l, NeJANll'1 .Wit1'h Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .flrmleme Staff 4 French Club 2, 3 History Play -1 Minst rels l, 3 This little boy has succeeded in a big way. Xot only has Mitch had a fine academic record, but he has also participated in numerous school activities. He believes in work first, and enjoyment afterwards. He has told us about the grads in his Alumni Notes, and we expect him to be a good alumnus to uphold former records. Keep up the good work, Mitchell! 0 MARGARET NEYI LLB Minstrels 3, 4 Basketball 1 Margaret Neville is a most pleasant Scotchwoman who hails from the North End'Yand brings to Drury each day the freshness and the quiet of that hillside. We have known Margaret well and liked her much during our sojourn at Drury. Luck in life! 30

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