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

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as QD nd' AR'l'HI'li BOFCIIICR l ootball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, '14 Art Boucher is one of those big, strong, silent men in the class. llc has won renown as a line-crashing fullback. On the track, Art holds the Berkshire pole vault record of I0 ft. ll inches. This big Bruiser Boy is seldom seen and rarely heard. We hopc Art keeps up his steady, ploughing manner, for he will he sure to get ahead. 'I- MARGARET BOWMAN Miggie Peg Choir fl Opera 4 Peg distinguished herself with the excellent performance she gave in Faust as Martha. She will continue her work along musical lines next year at the Boston Conservatory of Music. STEPHEN BRADFORD Steve Band 1 Although Steve has not been very active in school affairs, his many good qualities have been appreciated by both students and faculty. Steve is never more at home than when on a dance floor. As yet, his future is undecided. BETSY BROWN Nu Sigma Minstrels 1. 2, 3 Pro Merito Civics Prize Academe Staff Drama Club 2, 3 Secretary 4 Betsy believes in chalking an achievement on her slate for each year she has been at Drury. The entrance into the Drama Club marked a pivot in her school life. Didn't she make a grand horrified aunt in Elizabeth's Young Man, the play given last fall? With this career behind you, we are sure you will step into the field of nursing with the same degree of success and distinction. Good Luck! 14

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MARIE BASTIEN Because Marie hasn't been among the most prominent of the class, doesn't mean that she is a clam in a shell, because she certainly has some good times. We maintain that she holds the speed record for girls in getting through the crowded corridors at intermissions ol' elasses. May the best of luck come your way, Marie. 'I' VIRGINIA BELANGER Ginny Basketball 2, 3 Pro Merito Who would think to look at this gay miss that she was once called Pumpkin But Virginia has totally outgrown these days. The Cheerful disposition which has made her four years at Drury successful will surely Carry her through anything she may undertake. 'I' LIVIA BENEDETTI Pro Merito 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball l Tennis I Orchids to Livia! An outstanding student and a sports enthusiast. What some of us wouldn't have given to have attained the high marks that have been I,ivia's during all her days at Drury. -I- M ARIION B ENOIT Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band C'oneert l, IZ, 3 The saying, Good things come in small paeliag.fes, may be applied to Marion Benoit. She is probably the smallest player in the Hand, but she eertainly does toot a mean clarinet! lVlarion's charming personal- ity has won her many friends, and we are sure she will be sm-1-esslnl in any career she chooses to follow. Good Luc-Isl I3 all 9 , ah, 'asa

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MARION BROWN Marion's modesty and sweet personality have won her the admiration of innumerable colleagues. She has kept up well in her studies at Drury, and we feel confident that Marion will be very successful throughout life. 'I' MARTIN VAN BUREN BROVVN Brownie Brownie makes the trip daily from his home town, Pownal, in search of knowledge. He usually gets back in time for a few innings of baseball before supper, howeverg he can't get along without that! He is not yet quite sure what next year will bring. -if KATIE BRYCE IG Kay!! Typewriting Contest 2 A sunny smile, a pleasing personality, and a Scotch spirit are only a small part of the charm that this Briggsville lass possesses. At all times of the day Kay has a big smile for everyone despite the fact that she is Scotch. Katie who was once a Commercial student decided to become a nurse and so is now preparing to enter the Springheld Hos- pital. There, we are sure, her pleasant disposition will win her many loyal friends. + VIRGINIA MARGARET BRYSON Ginny Minstrels 2 We always were partial to blondes. She's too young to go in training so you'll have another chance next year, gentlemen. Don't work too hard, Ginny. A Post Graduate has to take life rather easy or be put out ol the union. You have all our good wishes with you! 15 3 . 0 a, fo ' was 'Un 1 4 kJ