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

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0 cvs Q I-I 4 4 nd' MARY Cl+1RMINAltA Minstrcls 2, 3 Opera 4 f'hoir 4 This tall attractive young lady is a stenographer who unlike most is interested in poetry. She can, in fact, forget business for poetry with very little trouhle. Whether with the gang or in class, her speech is often intermingled with quotations from the poems of famous writers. You have a good fighting spirit, Mary, and will succeed in whatever you undertake, whether it hc poetry or stenography. So--good luck from all your classmates. -X- NORMAN CHENAIL Fat To Fat , school is a pastime, not a necessity. Although very popular among the students fand the office forcej, Norman has not participated in extra curricular activities. His plans are indefinite, but whatever he does, we know he'll beat life. -X- NINA MARGARET COLLETTE Cheerleader 2, 3 Nice smile, nice looks, nice girl! That's Nina. She has fifty-eleven friends and even her worst enemy Cif she has onej would admit that she's bound to make more. She's going to be a nurse. She may even be- come the head of the North Adams Hospital. YVe all hope so! -X- EUNICE COLLIER Musl1ie Eunice has proved that you can be a good student and have a great many outside activities as well. She has a great many friends who Wish her luck in whatever she may do next year. 18

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LEXVIS CANEDY Bud Assistant Editor of .flmrlmnv Hlgllfllriu jovial spirits have helped him make many friends at Drury. Personally, we think he would make an expert f-hemist, but, whatever he does, it will be done well. Bud intends to enter R. P. I. in the fall. 'l' PASQUALE CARDILLO Pat Patsy President 1 Secretary-Treasurer 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Faust Choir 4 Traffic Corps 4 Pat with his contagious grin, has won a host of lifelong friends. His favorite pastimes are arguing and playing his clarinet, with which he has often entertained us in assembly. He is planning to enter a music- conservatory in the fall. 'X' ARTHUR, CARY Baseball 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Art is well known for his spontaneous laughter, and he appreciates a good joke. His sensational, plunging runs on the gridiron have made Art', quite a hero, but he has accepted this honor modestly. He intends to delve into the mechanical field, and we know that a job performed by Art will be well done. 'f' RUB E RT A Llflt ICD C ICLLAN A Bobbie Bobbie is the real quiet. lioy of our class, Paying attention to work and studying conscientiously, he has made himself a success in all of his subjects. Hliolmlmien is a cliainpion exponent of the ltalian nunilrer game, and we are told lie is seldom defeated around lllal noisy lint jolly dinner talmle, IT ll 6 6 H ' 1635 'in

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MARGARET MARY CRAPO Clpegii Minstrels 2 Peg is our Greta Garbo. From the first moment she set foot in the corridors of Drury High, her fair face and charming personality more than enchanted the opposite sex. However, no amount of attention turned Peg's head, and she remained the same pleasing person to both friends and teachers. rl' DONALD CREWS Don Band 1, 2, 3, 4 'iTwo ham sandwiches and a bowl of soup-fifteen cents please? - Yes, that's Don ringing up the cash register in the cafeteria. Among us, too, he has registered many friends. In the future, Don hopes to build his success as a contractor. fl- MARGARET CUDDEBACK csMarges7 scpegaa Always ladylike, charming, and quiet in class, Marge's bubbling spirits overHow when she is in the company of her friends. MargelsU pleasing voiceis heard above all other voices during lunch intermissions. iVe are sure her sunny disposition will be her greatest asset in any field of work she may pursue. -X- ELEANOR DACH And she was a damsel of delicate mold llwitlr hair like the sunshine and heart of gold. Sh! Sh! Here she comes with her little giggle and mincing steps. It is hard to get Eleanor going, but when she doesgwell, goodby! Did you ever have the humiliating experience of talking to Millie, thinking it was Eleanor? Whenever you spy Eleanor, you also find Millie. 19 0 ave H ' was 'in