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

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0 9 'O 3951 QI-I4 4 35 ,Xl,f'IlDI'1Gll'H'l'l 1 wen ly perusing the sporting: page ol' the morning paper. lla-is-1 good .. Y.. Sl - X- ...Q 1. . H' . IBIRI f'l'lI .' H 1 rl: H c rlzit ' ' v w ' otliall 2. I A llrack L I Herbie made 'n corkiug, good center on the eleven -ind 'in excellent l'll.-llli er on the tr'1tl' team. Herb is one of the local gu'1rdsmen of Qompany K and we 'ire told that ie is a success -1: '1 so 4 ier. 'or example Mr. Hosley allows him to teach the second period gym class the fl1Ilfl'lHlPlll llS of marching -ind standing 'lt attention 'is taught 'it the Arrnory. 'X- NOR MA GNOSINI Pro Merito Drury Choir Bring more on, lteadsboro, if tl1ey're all like Norma! l'pon arriving last year, her deserving scholastic ability won her membership in our Pro Merito society. Her pursuits are not all in the line of studies by any means. as any- one who knows Norma will tell you. Norma's pleasant sense of humor and pleasing personality have won her a host of friends as well as an ardent admirer., Nl , ' ll1llllll'il follow and, bc-.au ' he liked this tlass, he dc iflul to gm luatt X with it. ' + ' Hill 4: , ,lxo HD' Fo , 5. 1 ' . , S Y l 1 l l 4 'x 1 U ll 1 K 1' , . . . l . s . I1 l' 'l' BETTY GRISWOLD Ben Minstrels Z2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 3 Class Prophecy A1 This little miss from the West End makes up in quality what she lacks in quantity. It would be difficult to find a more all-round sport than Bett. Her sunny disposition, charming personality and other enviable assets all go to make her an ideal girl and classmate. In- cidentally, she is a basketball player of no mean ability. 24 Ury is a fiery lillle fellow who is seen on mornings nitli his eyes

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MARY FIORI Orchestra 1 Although Mary as a rule is very quiet, she keeps the conversation sparkling with humor when she is in a group of congenial friends. May your wagon be hitched to a rising star! fl' CECILE FOURNIER SGCis77 Basketball 3, 4 Class Play 4 Pro Merito 4, Vice-President Faust 4 Operetta 3 Ch0lI' 4 Cis,' has been in Drury only two years, but during that time she has made an enviable record. Possessing a remarkable voice, HCISH scored a great hit in Faust, and we know she will continue with equal success. -l- PHYLISS FRANCIS iipllilil GCP77 Minstrels 1, 2 Phyliss has passed her four years in Drury with her time about equally divided between school and Anes. She plans to enter Cornell Medical School next fall. -X' MARSHALL GERRIE i66MUl'SlI,, Latin Club 2 Drama Club 2, 3, 5-President 5 Tennis 2, 4 Senior Class Play 5 Choir-Secretary 5 Minstrels 3 This prominent young man, Captain Applejuck ol' the Senior Class Play, is endowed with a priceless gift-acting. He has trzlveled out to Missouri for a four-year course, and just think-when he comes back he'll have Dr. M. Genie for at title! 23 Q 373 41,53

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HELEN HAGGERTY Bunny Drama Club 4 A Nu Sigma Epsilon Senior Play Committee Pro Merito 4 Poetry Editor Academe 4 French Club 3. 4 Assistant Editor Class Book Vice-President 3 This list of activities speaks for itself. Bunny's accomplishments have been constantly on the upgrade, and her latest feat is dancing- credit due to the influence of one senior! When our facetious classmate goes to Smith next fall, we predict great thingsfscholastically and otherwise. 'X- ETHEL HARRIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 No one can make such spectacular baskets as Ethel. She's also a great center. This athlete has never lost her enthusiasm for the great game-basketball. She has intentions of becoming a nurse, but we think she'd make a good physical ed. teacher. 'X' VVILLIAM HORN Bill Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 Bill is a genial lad with the ability and patience to listen to most anything anyone says, which is a rare, and valuable asset anywhere. If things break right, BillU may soon be attending Mass Stateug anyway we hope so. 'X- RITA INGLIS Pro Merito 4 Opera 4 Choir 4 Rita is one of the quietest girls in the graduating class. She joined us during the junior year, and has proved herself a scholar of considerable eminence. How the honor societies' list of members would lengthen il' morc students had as much ambition and taste for studies! 25 ll ll cfqft 5 k,A 4 4 gap: 1 K' r V .Nx