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

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HENRY KOLOC Track 3 Henry is a blond viking who has caused many girls to have a brief flutter of the heart. Teachers regard him as a person well adapted in getting in or out of trouble. Engraving with his father will be his work after gradua'ion. Henry is well liked by his fellow students, and is bound to succeed. -X- STACIA KOLODZIEJ Pro Merito 4 Nu Sigma If anyone deserves honors for her work at Drury, this dvnamo of knowledge does. In spite of the fact that she's small, Stacia has managed to pull down big marks during her school course. She's going to be a nurse, and if she keeps on at this rate, we predict wonders. 'lf RUTH LAMON Nu Sigma 2, 3 Basketball 1 Pro Merito 4 Minstrels 2 Ruth is another one of the more reserved young ladies whose clear brain has gained her the honor of being a member of the Nu Sigma and Pro Merito societiesg but we feel sure she will always be successful. 'X' FRANCIS IAPLANTE FHUH Minstrels 2, 3 Choir 4- uw - H- . ,B . H- . l' rannlc is another one ol those quiet fellows in our class who hail from Briggsville. He has been a valuable addilion to the vocal ac- tivities, as may be SCCII. We are told lhat he is ai devotee of that great game, golf, 27 H Q F74 w, 'in

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oh ,fo gas' H il nd' Wil,l,lAlNl SANPSON JANGRO Bill Football 3 Bill isa new member of '35, and hails from the metropolis of Orange, Mass. Those who meet Bill find him cheerful and athletically inclined. In school he is rather quiet but studious. Don't forget us, Bill. rl- ANTHONY FRANCIS JANUSKA Tony, History Play Tony's interests are chemistry and explosions. That's how he spends his time in the lab. he has built in his back yard. After graduation, he hopes to enter the chemistry field, but we wish he would give up the nexplosionsf' rl- ELIZABETH KITTREDGE 6CBetty'Y S6 Kit!! GlLizI9 Faust 4 Minstrels 3 Basketball 2, 3 Typing Team Kitty has a variety of interests, including piano-playing and sports. How she finds time to study is more than we can understand! She hopes to continue her musical education next year. -l- SUSAN KOCH Susie Cheerleader 3, 4 Minstrels 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Susie's sportsmanship has been a decided asset to the Girls, Basketball team during her years at Drury. This, combined with her quickness and never-failing good humor, assures her success in her chosen field of child nursing. 26

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gf' 23- ' +I-I4 4 ELEANOR LEE Minstrels 2, 3 Eleanor, always her sweet self, has won a place in the hearts of numer- ous colleagues. Her lovely clothes, which she wears so stylishly, attract the attention of many admirers of fashionable attire. As she leaves Drury, best wishes for success in all her undertakings go with her. -l- JULIUS LePAGE Pete Football 1 Basketball 2, 3 Pete is one of the quieter boys in our class, but that doesn't mean he is entirely inactive. He has fared well in sports during his four years at Drury. We all have enjoyed his sincere friendliness and good fellowship. Pete has no definite plans, but he takes our best wishes with him. rl- JEANETTE LEPINE Ujanetl' Blondie Basketball 3, 4 Minstrels 3 Faust Choir 4 We should feel grateful to the Berkshire Street Railway, for it brought Jeanette to us each morning. She has become well known in Drury as Gentlemen prefer blondes -and the smile which is always lurking in her eyes. Whatever she does next year, we're behind her-one for all, and all for one! rl- ROBERT LESLIE 5CBob33 Academe Staff 4 Baseball 3, 4 Associate Editor Class Book 4 Nu Sigma 2 Bob has been one of our all-around boys who seemed to be suc- cessful at whatever he tried. Besides being an honor man in his studies, he has played baseball for two years and competently filled two editorships, both on the Academe and Class Book staff. All this seems miraculous from a boy of such slight stature, but when one makes his acquaintance, one easily understands his success. 28