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

 - Class of 1939

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Drury High School - Class Book Yearbook (North Adams, MA) online collection, 1939 Edition, Cover
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A! , 'hs '- .jg 1 .11 ' 1,:....4M I lv 'ylhx ' 1-11 14 1 Yr-1 A ' -1---, , 5- .2 fl 'mfs' ..x.:V:lL11 73.1.1 5.4 .1 -15.6.'.f,- . 11.1- -1'v,1l -1-. - '1.,. x L 1 ' . .i wif. '-1,1-H . 31 ' 1. H, .1 .' ' 1 1 .: ,. ,, 11 11 .MN Y. 1-1,-.-!e.:'iQ 1 f fn '1 ',Vff11I ?'4-' --.1 -ay 5 .'1fg1 '1 , mga' 1715 A . sl --1' if nz .ht 1 v 1 P .11' 1?- - ..11 1 ...I .1 -v , Q, 11'-1 .4 1 ,111 A. 1 1.x .1 1 5 1- 1. r 1, K ,U 1 11. 5 .4 1, fr, 1 . ..- .. ' '1 1 f 1 M. .11 W -'11 l.1 Y. ' .111 1,11 1 A 1f:'k Y 132 ,111 x 1-1 . , 53 1 1m . 1 .J.':1h.x71 .13 '1a,t,,,I.1,, J ' Hu. rn-1 .x ' 1.1 41 I Q 1 11,111-.1 N . . 1. - iff' .1f'u'2- . .,- . 1 -.-' 'U' ' v'..e f3B1.'f1mx 111-31 ' 1 1 .11 1 '11 .fl 1 1 ,N 11 .11- IAM. 1,171.2 xi ., '1smi's11 11- ' ,' xi ZX' 1' 0 1- if? The DRURY CLASS BCDOK Ein illvmnrg Elizabeth 0D'5hPzt Softly as the twilight closes o'er us God called you to His heavenly home, The loving heart that beat within your bosom Mfas stilled as all your tasks on earth were done. But as a flower sleepeth through the winter To bloom again more lovely in the spring. So shall your life, a treasured memory, Awake and bloom in our true love again. Each deed, each word, each kindly thought you gave us Are ours forever, to cherish, to hold dear. A rlfnr' Grcmu' 1939 ww 1 1 , J 1939 DONALD W. FOWLER, A.B., M.A. H.-XRRY PRATT JAMES M. CHAMBERS ANNE I. COLLINS, B.L. JESSIE B. SHERMAN, A.B., M.A. MIXBEI. A. TOXVER TERESA V. SULLIVAN bl-KBEL V. FLAHERTY BIARK MURRAY MARY lVICMILI,AN fMRS.y KENNETH G. CLARK MARGARET M. SeUI.LY, A.B. KATHERINE F. CoI.LIER, A.B., M.A JOHN H. REIl.I.Y', A.B., M.A. ELIZABETH K. CHATFIELD DAVID G. HOSLEY, B. Ph. E. REINE D. MARTIN, B.S., M.A. MAEELLE E. BICNULTY, A.B. GUY E. CAMERON, A.B., M.A. VVELLINGTON CHARLES, A.B. XVILLIAM H.ARTI,FY, A.B., M.A. ELEANOR RINGDAHI.', A.B. MARION PERRY, B.S. in Ed. EDWARD NICHOLS KATHERINE M. LAI.LY blYRTl.E TEMI'I.E, B.S. MICHAEI, SCARI-ITTO, A.B. .IOHN A. DURNIN, A.B. l,HYI,I.lS CHAAIIsERs, S.B. AAIY CLROSSO, A.B. A. CARLTON WARREN, A.B. RAYMOND ROYAL, B.S. MOR'l'IhlIiR HOWVARD, A.B., M.A. IOSICPHINE MONAHAN, A.B., M.A. The Faculty Principal Head of Social Science Dept. Drawing Music History English English Mathematics Commercial Practical Arts History Science Mathematics French Head of English Department Head ol' Commercial Dept. Physical Training French Social Science Head of Science Dept. Social Science Science Head of Mathematics Dept. English Com mercial Practical Arts Household Arts Household Arts Biology Social Science Library Commercial Science. English English Latin English 5 Wesleyan University Boston University Boston Art School Boston Conservatory Trinity College Smith College Middlebury Bread Lo North North North Drury North Adams Normal Adams Normal Adams Normal High School Adams Normal Fitchburg Normal New Rochelle New York State Col Middlebury College Holy Cross Brown University Bay Path Institute Springfield College Boston UIIiversity Columbia University, Sorbonnc New York State College for 'leathers Mt. AllisoII University Bowdoin College University of Maine University of Maine Salem Normal School Fitchburg Normal School af School of Eng lege for Teachers Pratt Institute North Adams Normal Columbia University Hamilton College Fordham University Simmons College Skidmore College University of lX'Iaine Massachusetts Stale College Boston University Nvhealon College Boston University .1-il.- -i, 1 1939 .XHISU rr. NUR! HWAY XV ALIUN .AAI Alum. ENIl'.l.lNlf l.uc:Y AAIYIO. CALYIR XVn,l.lAM .XNIJOGNIYL 'lil-Rl-.SA Rosh IHYRROWN. Rlilill SHlil.lJON, RIR, BI-.AUl.I1.AMI'. I.AwRl-:Nfl-1 joml-:ml li:-'M1m1'Lll, RlfnOl,rH JOHN lhfM.1u-'l ll. xVll.l.l.AM jAAlr.s IHQRRY, LLON K1xlR1al,1,, jR. lSlAN1:O. IDOLORIQR NI.-AlJ.kl,INli lh,Aw:uYR1m. NORAIA jAx11 Howxux, x1ARl0N E11,1c1QN BROWN, GIQOROI-. l'ARsONs HROAYN. H YRRY lllfLH.XRIl BRUXYN, ROIQVRIK IRYIML BURR. RIVIH Araxrs ISM mx, lllfl IY tl,-ANI: f1.XRI.I-.I'0N. VIRLINI A MAF CARR. Hl'Rlil R'l CIlR1:l-'. MARY El.lz.us1-ill: f:l'Rll.l,U, ELI-QANOR ANN CIYI-,.AkY..l.XNlP1S FRAx4:1s CONN!-.l,I.. JAMES CORIA, Hum G1-1R'l'Rl1m-1 ll ARIN. K1u:r.l,l.A fQl.Y-XDYS DARLIXIL. RAYAIOMA jAAufs llxvufs. NIAII-Xl.l-fN.X BIARY DAY. C1.xFlfORn Al,1xlcR1' Du NHLRO. Ru A Eu-ANOR DUXUAAN. R1l'A NIARGIVICRIIIC lDO1vrpl,As. ELL:-'R NLXY 1'lfXll'lU. RHIHXRD CIHARL1-1x lf Al,c:O, fi0l.lVMIil A Cin, XR A Class of1939 l YL1.Ox. I.:-O M XRIIN Wlfl,Axnl-LRR, l'1Vl'l.YN NIARY fl l,ORlxl, NIARY KX'I'lIliRlNl FRAY1lliSCHl 'f'l'l, LIVI.-A E. lfUl,1:1N1r1-., Smrlvlcl, RALPH 1'Fl'l.l.I4R. HARISARA HALL KLXXCI-'Ml, xf.ARY Ev1cl.Yx G ARNIQR. Rom R THOA1 As fllIllDOl'll. C1A'1'Hr:Rlxr, ROW fQO0llRlCl-I. CIl.1FlfORn EI,AlI',R :kfQORDON. HPRl5l'1R r S'l'lil5lKlNS GRM-xl-1, .-XRl.1cxr1 Yrikxl-L HAMLR. RI I'll CIAROLIAF HARLOR, IFURUTHX NIARX HARRIS. Ew.l,Yx Mu -QHAUN. H,XRCJl.Il Al.Bl'Rl' 'I'Hl-.x1liNwAY. ROI!!-IRT xllNl'.R i:HiJl.All'IS, GORDON llwYl-ZR HUISLIQY. IJOROAHY FIIQANNI-9 HURLIQY, ROY NVARRr,x HlIR1,l4Y. j.-miles BRYSON JOHNSON. LORRAINI-i G. loxlis, IOHX lf:xAl'ws KI l l'RliIJGIi. EARL R l 'smlcl.l. l,Al50MH.XRll. FLOYD IRYIMQ l,AAC0All5l'l. D1cl,lAlA HI-Il.l'QN LAPAX. Bl-QRNARD LAPINI-1, IREM: EDOUXRDIXX l.l-QFAYL1, l'HYl.l.1s NIARILYN L1 Pl-R-A. CIARMEI. NI.-ARY I,lxnQU1S'l'. Alfr:l'sT HIQRNHARD. .ll 1.l,OYn. DOROTHY El.lZ.AlHf'l'll l.m'ARnO. ELYIRA Cloxczun A 6 LYONS. GERTRUDE FRANCES MACDONAl.D. JOHN NORMAN NIACENVAN, DORIS BARBARA IUAGNIFFICO, PAUL GEORGE MALCOLM, JEAN ANNETTE NIARCEAU, FLORENCE MARY MARLOWE, VIRGINIA HARRlE'f MARTIN, CHARLOTTE LORRAINE NIAXXVEIL, PATRICIA FRANCES NICKAY, BETTY PHYLLIS NIENARD, DOROTHY' GRACE NIOLLOY, WILLIAM MICHAEL NIYERSON, FREDERICK NAGLE, JAMES FRANCIS NELSON, ARTHUR FRANCIS NETHERVVOOD, NIARION C. KPFAIJ, ERNEST DONALD PERRAS, ELLEN LOUISE IRENE wPlflEl.l'S, ELIZABETH NIAJFII. PINDICK, ANNE RUTH PINSONNE.-XUL'l', CLARENCIC MPOGGI, GINA ALICE POLI..-XRD, WINIERED CQRACE POLUMIIO, HFI.EN ROMA PORTER, HOW.ARD AUBREY POXVELL, NVILLIAM EDWARD PRENCUIIER, IDA BARBARA PRICE, ELEANORE BEATRICE REACAN. MADELEINE :FRI-LILLY. KFHOMAS MULCARE RICIMER, MORTON STERLING REYNOLDS, ELIZABICTH ANNE RICKXRDS, MARCERY SUSAN ROCCE, ROSE ELIZABETH llOSCl-I, Rl'l'A MARTHA ROSS, DSARGARET L. C. 3'R0'I'I-IROWITZ, ROGER H. i:RUMGAY, MARIAN OTHlI.l.A 19393:- RYDHOLM, ANNA CATHERINE SACCO. 'fHERESA EMILY SANDERS, HOX'VARD VINCENT SARTORI, VIOLA KATHRYN SCHMIDT, PRISCILLA ELINOR SECOR, HIXRVEY' FREDERICK FKSEEGER, GLADYS HFWI'l F SEGALA, JOHN FRANCIS SECALLA, FRANK V. SHAI-IRO. IRVINC SIIARREY, MARION JUDITH SHELDON, ARLINE MARJJORIE SHERMAN, WIARION VIOLET SHERMAN, THOMAS HERBERT SHIIAPEIQ. ALICE RUBY SINCLITICO, -JAMES :ESINDERM ANN, CARL JAMES ESMITII, IJONALD XVILLIAM SMITH, ETHFI. BLANCHE SPINK, JUNE Nl-LSTA SI-OEEORD. KARL EDXNARD SPR.-XGUl'Q, LAFAYI-I'lS'l'l'f HlINTI,EX' JR STEVENSON, ELIZAIIETH JANE STREFITER, DOROTHY MAE TAET, CQORDON WVILLIAM VIXHERRII-N. GI-QNEVIEVE LIl.I.I.XN 'I'RIiMBI,,-XY, JOHN EUGENE 5f'I'RO'I'TII-QR, SYBII. HARRIE'lSlL V.-XNUNI, EDITH ELFXNOR VARUZZO, GERALD EDWARD XVARIQ, CARL EDWARD, JR. EWEIN. EUGICNE YVIZST. RUTH GRACE XVHITF, CLIFFORD H. VVILKIN. H.'XZl'1I. M.'kE ZIHCR, NELSON BLAISI-' flllik, ROSE ANNK X Elected IO PTO Merilo Society laecausc Of high SclIOlaI'Ship. 'f'Gl'2ldll2llCCl :IS Of JZIIIIIZIFY. 1039. -7.2-1939 Y Class Book Staff Ifflliffll'-I-Il'C!liff Thomas Rf-illv p1.s'.x'1'.xlrl1lI lflllflll' Norma Bl21llCl1Zll'll .'l.S'.S'Ul'l'Illl' lfdilmiv Paul Mzignillico l'zilric'ia Maxwell .Xnne Ryclholm Eugene XVein Elizabeth Phelpx liclilh Vzmuni l.0l'l'2llIlC Martin livelvn Fl2ll1lll'lX Herbert Carr .J rf lfCll.fUl'.X Marion Bowman Carmel Lepera Gordon Holmes Kimball Berry Herbert Gordon ,Xrlene Greene Mary Florini Priscilla Schmidt Ricolmzml Emery T-yf1i.s'l.x' Clolumlmizi lfzilm l-'loycl liillombard Ruth XVQSI Nlurx' Florini Gina Poggi ROSQ Zire,- Glzidw Seeger 8 NOR'l'HlV.XX XY. Atsliott .4bbu .S'lmrl: Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 l'tom Committee fl Biology Club 2 Czuuerzt Club rl Stump Clttb fl Service Corps fl Although keeping up marks which are the envy ol' mznn less studious people. Ab has shown his verszttility ln being one ol' the Iinest cue-:trtists in school, He'll probably' forget pool. though. :ind settle down to being an ellicient business executixe. Mxltcfxlctiiel' Lrczx' .X xmnox Lbpgg-IP llztskelbztll l Cznneru Club fl Ski Club l Reg appears to be at demure little miss. but her sense ol' humor and het' love ol' good times have won lot' her at host ol' friends. We are sure that Peg, who is ti combination ol beautv and brztins. will succeed in whztteser she undertzikes in the future. CAINIA XV. Axtixto Cal Smgr' Boy 'l'l'ztt'k l. 2 Senior Clztss Plan -l I-'ootbztll fl Drnmzttic Club NVQ who know Call best know that his populztrity with the boys is exceeded only by the number ol' girls who boust his ztcquztintztnce. His personality and sense ol' humor make him well-liked bx every- one. and we :ire sure his charming manner will take him lan: Vlll RliNX Ros:-. Axnotaxmt Ulfll.S'I.1'U Choir 2, Il. l Modern Dance Club 2 Xeetllec't':tl't Club fl, l A cheerful little ezulul lrom Nlonroe Bridge. Her naive ztctions keep her on the sunny side ol' all who have the pleasure ol' knowing het: Rose has a good singing voice :ind has often entertained het friends. .Xre vou going to be un opera singer, Rose? 9 19391--:- ,YC , s. if ,fav Rf' -cf? ,MW 1, 551-' :L 55- , Y L '5- f 1 I H. - .ffl -14- Z 1 ,. L-Fa? .4 A ,,-an P- r 1939 REED BARROWS Band l, 2, 3 Asst. Manager of Track 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 Mathematics Club 2, 3 Biology Club 2 That shock of blond hair is the herald of Reed's approach. His interest in all phases of school life is intense: sports, girls, and even studies find him absorbed, He has ambitions to become a com- mercial artist, and we're sure he'll be a good one. LAWRENCE JOSEPH BEAUCHAMP HFTKVICIFVJ, Benn Inter-class Basketball 1 Camera Club 3 Inter-class Football 1 Biology Club 2 Inter-class Field Hockey l Frenchie, the boy with the hearty laugh, was for two years Miss Collier's pride and joy. His name is often seen on the honor roll, and yet no one would think of calling him a grind. If he gets all that knowledge so easily, he should go far in the world. RUDOLPH JOHN BENEDETTI KfRudy?7 flBgnJ! Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 Camera Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Biology Club 2 Track l, 2, 3 Traffic Corps 2, 3, 4 That tall athletic figure you've seen so many times is Rudy, ladies and gentlemen, although there is no need for introduction. His activities on the gridiron, court, and track have all been of sterling quality, and we feel quite safe in predicting his success. VVILLIAM JAINIES BENEDETTI IIB ill!! Biology 2, 3 Properties Committee 4 Speech Club 4 Traffic Corps 3, 4 Ass't Mgr. Football 1, 2, 3 Civics Play 1 Mgr. Football 4 Bill is Coach Del Negro's right-hand man, and has been making himself useful around the gridiron for four years. That handsome pan and sparkling wit make him one of the most popular boys in Drury, and later the word for Bill will certainly be successful, IO L. Klbllil-1l,l, Bt-Ltutv, Alta. Kim Band l, 2. 3. 4- lnter-class Athletics l. 2. 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Class President 2 Traffic Corps 3, 4 Class Vice-President 4 Ski Club 4 President of D. S. A. A. 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 Vice-President of D. S. A. A. 3 Class Book Associate Editor 4 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Speech Club 4 Pro Merito 4 For four years. Kim has been undecided as to what girl he's really in love with. He finally made up his mind to attend nautical school and be in love with his ship. A glance at his activ- ities proves his popularity and scholastic ability. Dorokris Bmuco DPI Choir 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 3 Soccer l, 2 President Career Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Dark flashing eyes with a merry twinkle are Dolores' finest assets. Her quiet unassuming manner, coupled with a confident reserve, has made her popular with everybody. As yet, she is too busy enjoying life to worry much about her future. NCJRNl.A QIANIC BLANCHARD Choir 2. 3, 4 Drama Cltlb 4 Softball 2. 3 Biology Club 2 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Academe Staff 4 Pro Merito 3. 4 Asst. Editor of Class Book 4 Informal Discussion Club 3 Norma is one of the charter members of the highest honor roll, and has held her coveted place despite digressions. XVell-liked by all, her witty remarks and quiet smile have made her hosts of friends. She has ll0l told us dehnitely yet about her plans for the future. NIARION El l,l'IlCN Bowmfw Sally , Biology Club 2 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Drama Club 3 Prom Committee 3, 4 Career Club Sec. 4 Class Book Staff 4 Witty, friendly, popular. intelligent, radical- Sally Bowman. in other words, who is Drury's leading Socialist. Her ideas have led people to appreciate her biting wit, and have made for her troops ol' friends. 1939 ,r rv 'N .1 . 't 1 U. 1939 1 5, -asv: , has ' 9 J - ' M, Leia' Gtcoiusr: PARSONS BROWN HAllI7I'IlN'1',' lnter-class Basketball l. 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 2 Inter-class Track l. 2, 3, 4 Properties Committee Senior Class Play 3, 4 Meet George Brown, I'arzan's only rival outside of Hollywood. For four years this amiable giant has been defying the elements by coming to school in his shirt-sleeves, even in zero weather. He was a star member of the track team until an appendix operation cut his career short. HARRY RICHARD BROWN HIlHk,, Brownie Football 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Camera Club 4 Inter-class Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Harry is that long, lanky fellow who plays such a good game at center for the Drury basketballers. In his Hrst game Hank scored fourteen points, and it wasn't just a flash in the pan. It may be his fame, but we're inclined to think it's his bashful grin that makes him so popular with everyone. ROBER1' IRVING BROWN Bob Brownie French Club 3 Mathematics Club 3 Traffic Corps 4 Bob, one of the tallest boys in the class, received the award for being the quietest, also. His low voice and modest ways betray the reason. YVe aren't by any means belittling his foremost quality Ot minding his own business at all times. RUTH AGNES BURR Rllfl1i6,, Basketball l Handicraft Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Ruthie is a hard-working, fun-loving girl who enters into both work and play with the enthusiasm that speaks for success. Be- cause of her friendliness and her ability to have a good time, Ruthie will long be remembered by her friends at Drury. I2 ISI-:'I'IY QI,-xx I-1 BtI'II'I'oN Bel Biology Club 2 'l'raflic Clorps -l Drama Club -l Choir 2. 3. -I Marionette Club 3 ,Xcademe Typist -l lVhen Mother Nature was handing out assets, she was most gen- erous to Betty Button. Betty has looks. technique, and a wonderful personality. XVhen she sings she has a voice that just Inakes you beg lor more, and last but not least, she could pass any intelligence test. NIIRGINIA MAIL CARl.li'l'ON Ginny Peg GiI1gcr Choir 2. 3 Debating Club 3 Drury Minstrel l Music Appreciation -l Mischievous brown eyes twinkling with gaiety describes Ginny to a lVhen mischief is afoot, she is certain to be in the thick ol' it. but when she hnally settles down, hard work changes her into an entirely different person --one who is calm, cool. and collected. with a purpose in life. HI-1RIsI-im' CARI: Hr'I'b Hf'I'.s'l11'1 ' Biology Club 2 Tennis 3, -l Camera Club fl lnterclass Sports l. 2. Pl. 4 Ski 'l'eam -l Herb is known around the school corridors and iII the classroom for his pleasant smile and cheery hello to all. Although hc is one ol' our quieter students, he has made many friends who wish him good luck in whatever field he may enter. I3 ft' 1939 JU ,J Y' 'KYTQ5-1 mf. ' . f, fz-.I 3 X MARY ELIZABI-1TH CIRCIIC Kllieilryl-7 lfCi7,fr'7l Basketball 1, 2, 'I Camera Club 3 Softball l, 2 Minstrel 2 Soccer l, 2 Prom Committee 3 Biology Club l, 2, -l Betty is the object of someone's affection and no wonder, with her looks and personality. Betty is a good worker and will surely be a success in whatever she undertakes when she leaves school. ELFANOR .ANN CiRn.Lo Ellie Minstrel 2 Biology Club 2 junior Prom Committee 3 Drama Club 3 Senior Prom Committee 4 Basketball 4 Choir 2, 3. 4 Frankness and sincerity are the outstanding characteristics of this Houghton Street lass, who has proven to be a Fine and loyal friend to many who have associated with her through her four years here at Drurv. JAMES CLEARY Kilim!! Drama Club 3. 4 Senior Play 4 Biology Club 2 Service Table 3 Speech Club 4 Student Council 3. 4 junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Chief Marshall Service Table 4 Captain of Tennis Team 4 Drama Club Play -4 There aren't more than a few like Jim, He's well-dressed and certainly good-looking, but he has never paid much attention to Drury's fair sex. He doesn't spend his spare time studying though. He has his own pursuits, and he certainly does pursue them. .IANIES CONNELI, lK1i7n7! Manual Training Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Property Committee-Senior Play 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2 Senior Prom Committee 4 Opera l junior Prom Committee 3 jim is one of that shop gang which sticks together like glue. His ringing voice proclaims his presence, so you realize that there's nothing sneaky about jim . For several years he and his friends have been the foundation of the Prop committee for the Senior Plav. Ill- H 151.1-iN G liR'l'RllDli Coiuav Handicraft Club 3 Camera Club 4 Academe Typist 4 Attention! Introducing one ol' the smallest graduating Druryites! Though small in stature, Helen has many possibilities and much stenographic ability. l'Ve hope these assets will find her in a secure position in which she may advance. You've got the angle. Helen. so go to it. Cl:1Cl'Il.lA CQLADYS DAIQIN -fem Modern Dancing l Camera -l Handicraft 3 Academe Typist 4 A friendly air, a prolilic imagination, plus a charming style in poetry all tend to make Cecelia one ol' Drury's outstanding members. With a fascinating smile and a merry twinkle in her eyes. Ceil has walked serenely through her high school years. R,tYMoNn lJA1u.iNe l'11I1l1y Ray Nlinstrels l Music Club 2 President Drama Club fl Speech Club 4 Vice-President Choir 3 Band l. 2 Urchestra 2 Well! Well! Look who's here! ll' it isn't Ray, the noted entertainer. Must we say his pet weakness is dancing? Rays infectious smile and jovial spirits have 'certainly won him many friends at Drury. XVith this reputation he should be on the road to success. lX'lADAl.I'1NA IJ.-wlifs ,lIin11 ' Handicraft Club 3 Soccer l Modern Dancing 2 Camera Club fl Ski Club l 'llll2Il'S our Mimi . Her pranks-they were just pranks, weren't they Mimi P-have won her renown both here in school and abroad. Give credit to Mimi's store ol' laughing matter lor that group ol' girls who seein to be always seeing the brighter side ol' things. I5 1939 qv-H 'gm - 1939 ALBERT CLIFFORD DAY llMIly01',, M00nshine Lzghtmng HSTIOZUH Property Committee Senior Class Play 2, 3, 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Cliff is one of the Manual Training boys and consequently he usually can be found either at his carpentry work or setting up scenery for the Senior Class Play. A pleasant personality, he has made the most of his four years at Drury. RITA ELEANOR DEL NEGRO Basketball l, 2, 3 fCapt. 33 Ring Tennis l Soccer 1 Biology Club 2 Softball l, 2 Choir 2 Camera Club 3, 4 Minstrel 2 Badminton I Traffic Corps 4 Sparkling eyes, pleasing personality, lots of vim and vigor, youth personified-that's Rita. Five feet three inches tall, she has beautiful brown eyes that are surpassed only by a very demure blush. Always the center of a crowd, she has proved herself a true friend to many. Rita's ambition is to become a nurse. RITA MARGUERITE DONOVAN uljunnylvn Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 3 Minstrel 2 Rita is the petite senior whose pleasant smile is never absent from her countenance. The joy she brought to others was through her charming personality. Her readiness to mingle with crowds made others feel at home. We know her future is lilled with success. ELLEN MAY DOUGLAS Dougie Basketball 1, 4 Biology Club 2 Soccer 1, 4 Drama Club 3 Softball l, 2, 4 Camera Club 4 Choir 2, 3 Minstrel 2 Prom Committee 3 llocose, petite, and sunny are three adjectives which introduce Ellen, the little girl with the big grey eyes. Her amiable laughter and smile have made her a favorite in her classes and popular among her friends. She is at home and at ease anywhere, whether in class or on a basketball court. I6 RICHARD CHARLES EMERY Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l. 2, 3, 4 Traffic Corps 4 Dick has been one of Drury's outstanding athletes,excelling in baseball, football and basketball. He has made a name for himself in football, especially, in which he received All Western Massa- chusetts Honors . May your future happiness be as outstanding as your athletic success, Dick . COLUMBIA CLARA FALCO Column Collie Biology Club 2 Music -l Handicraft 3 Classbook Typist 4 As constant as the North Star in opinions and ideas is Columbia, a good scholar well-liked by all. She hopes to become a private secretaryg we know she will achieve her desire and keep up thc record she has made at Drury. Liao FALLoN Flap Track l, 2, 3, 4 Ski Team 4 Football 2, 3, 4 junior Prom Committee 3 lnterclass Basketball l. 2, 3. 4 Senior Class Prop Committee 4 lnterclass Baseball l, 2 Minstrel Show 3 lnterclass Hockey l, 2 Leo is one of the few boys at Drury who believes in being seen rather than heard. His quiet. dignified air has made him quite popular. Hap proved to be quite an athlete also. The class of predicts much success for you, Hap . EVELYN NIARY FLANDERS Rim Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Informal Debating Club 3 Pro Merito 4 Speech Club 4 Academe Typist 4 Evelyn is so quiet and retiring that we are hardly aware of her presence, but to her closest friends she reveals her line personality. The marks Evelyn has received while in high school may well be envied, and we are certain her business career will be a success. I7 1939 . A , , f r f l 1939 w .if 3, , .. 1 .., .h Vt.. up, lllwltv l'il.0RlNl ilI1rmi1 ' Pro Merito 3. 4 Career Club 3 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Music Appreciation 4 Class Book Associate Editor -I Student Council Representative -l Minnie is well liked by all. She appears to be a quiet and reserved person, but the real Mamie is like other ordinary girls. Her one ideal is to become a Certilied Public Accountant. Because she was a highest honor student in high school, we feel she will achieve her ambition. IJ vm Est MA FRANCI-1st:H1-:'1 i'i Inc , Needlecralt Club 3 Camera Club l Lee , the little hazel-eyed girl who hails from the little town ol' Monroe Bridge, has a pleasing personality which has won her many friends here at Drury. Her nimble Fingers like to fly over the keys of a typewriter in typing class. lVatch her succeed. every body l SAMUPI1. RALPH Ft1i.olNi'1'ic 'lSrm1 lnterclass Baseball 3 Football 3 A little rascal who is always tripping people up-One guess! You're rightg it's Sam. A happy-go-lucky lad with an amazing amount ol' energy for his size, and a hne personality. Sam's quite a driver too. and you needn't worry when he's behind the wheel. We feel he will take success in his stride, just as he has everything else. IBAIQMRA HALL FllLl.l'lR Bob Choir 3, -l Senior Play Debating 3 Academe Literary Editor Speech Club President 4 Pro Merito 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Ski Club Secretary' -l junior Prom Committee Service Corps 4 Drama Club 3 Eflicient. English. conservative. confident, sensible, blonde, and brainy is our Bob . She came from Connecticut to labor with us at Drury for two years. and plunged headlong into her tasks and trials. Heartily we all say. Thanks, Canaan, for sending us your most charming citizen. I8 MARY EVELYN GANGEMI :1MIl7,3711 Basketball l, 2 Biology Club 2 Soccer 1, 2 Career Club 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Ski Club 4 Ch0il' 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Marys poise and self-assurance, untouched by any tinge ol boldness, have stood her in good stead for four years. To be sure, she is rather quiet and retiring in class. but outside ol' that, she's one of Drury's best-known and most popular Seniors, Room: Tnowms GARNl'iR 1lI'11s1'lcs Hog Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Baseball l, 2, 3, -I Interclass Basketball l. 2, 3, -l Nu Sigma Epsilon Although Rog is one of Drury's shy, quiet students, he knows his sports and likes them. An outstanding football player, he never lets his marks suffer, and he has one ol' the higher scholastic records of our class. Keep up that spirit, Roger, and you'll always be successful. CATI-iicklwii Rosa GHllJtD'l l'l Ix'n'v Knlf ' Modern Dancing' Club 2 Camera Club l Biology Club 2 Basketball l, 2, 3, -l Career Club 3 Softball l. 2 Badminton I Catherine takes things as they come along. but when she puts het mind on something, she does it faithfully. Kate has participated in basketball throughout her four years at Drury and has proved to be a good player. . C1,1Pi1'oRn ELMIIR Goonkitzn Cliffyn Prom Committee sl Stamp Club fl French Club 3 Cliff, Or Cliffyf' as our friend from Stamford is called, is always ready for a little excitement. When things are getting quiet in chemistry or trig, Cliff always has something to brighten them up. Although not participating in many extra-curricular actiyitics. he made a host of friends. Virtually a wizard in lll2llllCl112lllt'S. Clill hopes to become an engineer. l9 1939 4 1. K gx: lg fi. sz I ll Q51 relffi-1. 'tk ,.s,,'r-s 5,1 N.: I ,.,,.,,f lifes? :gag 2 Q 1, 1939 fafr-xg, w v L22 t Ls. ilfkt' .7 2 it Ji. gnfllfil A59 wfgfr V ,, v A 703 ,, Ss?Y ,ixlsbrg QQ iii 4. . xp.: 'Eta '?1'?3 71524. 4-?'a?f'i E an, A 3 34 . . Y 'rs' tg? J'-:qs v N ,A inyj if .fsffi 'ff ki 'gas f .-iff .1 xiii? l '..r 1 .1-f-xi .kqgjgnq r..-tif y J .1-S iaigfffl 253265, 5 ' 1 Lv' -rf gxi ' .V V. QQ liek 2 .ui :El f: '?.r? xc. 2, H tftun1tc't S1 1-Qistnxs Goknox H1'l'l1 Class Representative to Student Council 2 Class Vice'l'resident 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Prom Committee 3, l junior Varsity Basketball 2. 3 Drury Ski Club l Debating 'learn 3 Class President il Informal Debating Club 3 Class Book Stall fl Editor-in-Clriel' ol' Academe l 'lrallic Corp tl lnterclass Sports I, 2. 3, 4 Service Corp 3 Nu Sigma lipsilon Pro Merito Herb. Stebby, Buck, Deacon, and Pop. as he is variously called, is our capable class president. Possessing the qualities ol' good leadership and cooperation, Herb arose to his present oliice from that ol' vice-president last year. l'rol'oundly interested in the schools activities. a more loyal student never crossed Drurv's threshold. rXRl.liNli Gtuirgwtc fir Dorn Gref'1lir ' Soccer 2, 3 Class Book 4 Poetry Club 2 Minstrel l Debating Club 3 Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 3 Academe Stall 4 Executive Council 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 French Club 3 Softball 2. 3. 4 Arlene needs no introduction as she is well known as the girl with a helping hand. Arlene has worked very hard, not only in her studies. but also in many school activities. NVe know that her helpfulness, kindness. and generosity will win her many new friends after she leaves Drury. Rurn Cmaorl Nt-Q HA mt 1-Lk Bzmny Biology Club 2 Academe Staff 4 Drama Club 3. fl Choir 4 lraflic Corp 3. 4 Ruth is the girl who has taken an active interest in art and would like to study interior decorating at some college in the luture. She has won countless friends at Drttry and anyone who knows her can tell you that Bunny is the kind of pal to cherish. Dokori-iv Maru' I-IAN1.oN MDOIJ! LADHCY! Biology Club 2 Drama Clttb 3 Minstrel 2 Many a time you can see Dot studying diligently in the study hall. saving her pleasant conversation and cheery smile for other times. Her friends will assure you that there never could bc any possible dottbt about Dot's success-to-come. 20 EVIQLYN MAR HARRIS Basketball l Choir -1 Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 4 Woodworking Club 3 Evelyn is our happy-go-lucky friend with just enough hard luck to break her ankle. This did not disturb her too much, though. and she has won many friends by the amiability she shows in everything. Keep that vivacious smile. EWS HARot,n HAUN One of Drury's many huntsmen, Harold shows a marked ability for tracking deer fand that's not the only spellingj. He has never worried too much about the scholastic side ol' life at Drury. but has been content to get by with being just a pal to everyone. llUBliR'l' M. I'IliN1ENXVAY Bob uI'I6'lllC'C'H O,s'mV i'Zelce Stamp Club 2 Camera Club 3, el Our lirst impression of Bob is that he is rather a quiet fellow. but we are mistaken for he is peppy and lull of fun. Bob is more than a fair student and will undoubtedly make good wherever he may go. CIORDON DWYHR HCJI,NIl'IS Gord Hardy lntra-Mural Sports l, 2. 3, el Co-Manager Basketball -I Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Choir 2, 3, -l Pro Merito it Class Book Stall AI Assistant Manager Basketball 3 A Career Club 3 Science Editor-Academe 4- Versatile Gordie , skilled and confident in every phase ol' school life, from co-managing a basketball team to hitting his tests for A's . Although he could easily follow Gene Sarazen with his goll' stroke, his future will probably hold more lasting fame than that. 2I 1939 1939 lloitoit i Y lc.-mimi., H t iin.i-LY Dot Nlodern Dance Club 2 Career Club 3 Music Appreciation Club I Choir l Dot has been witty and lunloring during her lour years at Drury. Her personality has won her a host ol' Iriends from both Monroe Bridge and among her classmates. Because ol her willing- ness to work. we are sure she will succeed in life. Rox' I'IUBI.liY Roy has the reputation of being a quiet, reserved student in school, but outside ol' school he is DOI only full of fun but is the lil'e ol' the party. Outside ol' this, we know little of Roy. except that hc will succeed in whatever he chooses to do. -I.tM15s BRYsoN HllRl.l4IY jimmy Assistant Manager of Track 2 Biology Club 2 Assistant Manager of Tennis 3 Science Club 3. -l Inter-Mural Sports 2, 4 jimmy , one of our best-known working men. has not found to his sad regret that working uses up study time, because for him there never was any study' time. Perhaps he will be as successlul as we hope by the same easyvgoing process. LORRAINE GEIRTRUDE -lol-tNsoN Lorraine. who joined us in her Sophomore year. is seldom seen in a serious mood, although she is by no means frivolous. Because she has taken a liking to sciences. she may confound us all and become another Einstein. 22 JOHN IGNATIUS -ION ES 'flarki' CheesI10x Football 4 Interclass Baseball 3 Basketball 4 To jack goes the award for having a grand personality. Together with his ability as an athlete, he has been popular here at Drury. jack wants to become a priest and the class of gives him its best. EARL KITTREIJGIE Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Sportsmans Club 2 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Photography Club 3, 4 Pro Merito 4 Academe Typist 4 lnterclass Football and Baseball 1, 2 Interclass Basketball 2 Although a little shy, Earl has been a prominent member of the Commercial Class. During his four years at Drury, his good marks showed that he has been an excellent student. He has been active in school sports and has proved himself popular with the fellow- members of his team, as well as with his classmates. FLOYD IRVING LABOMBARD President of Drama Club 3, 4 Class Book Typist 4 Biology Club 2 Floyd is one of our good looking boys with a big smile, a pleasing personality, and great dramatic ability. In his four years at Drury he has been an outstanding member of the Commercial department. We feel safe in anticipating a most brilliant career for him. DEl,IMA HELEN LACOMBE KKDKIII Camera Club 3 Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 4 Minstrel l Studies have never interfered with Delima's school lile as she seems to coin pleasure from everything. Her ready wit and sparkling humor should be a benefit to her in later life in whatever field she should choose to enter. 23 1939 .l . 1939 Us Q 'v- A15 if Iirlcsmum l.,u-,xx H1fI'l'lIfl'n Interclass Wrestling I Biology 2 Interclass 'Irack 2 lrack 2 Nlathc-matics Club fl llernie . 21 serious-minded. hard-working fellow. is famous in Drury for his ability to accomplish so much with such a small amount of noise. We all enjoy his effortless elliciencs. and know it will be useful in future rears. llucxi-, Enot:,x1uuN.x LAVINI' .S'l1orty Basketball I. 2. fl, I Service Corps fl Ring Tennis I Biology Club 2 Badminton I Modern Dancing 2 Soft Ball 1.2 Camera Club 3, I Irene is excellent proof of the value of our Household Arts department. for she makes all her good-looking clothes herself. But this is lar from being her only virtue, unless one ignores a pleasant personality and a quiet friendliness. Purt.t.ts M.uu1.rN Incl .-wie Phil Basketball l. fl Handicraft Club fl Biology Club 2 Softball l. 2. fl. I Choir l, Z. 3, I 'I'l1e toast of Drury. Phil , in the opinion of some Drurx students, is the sweetest-faced girl in the school. and with it has a matching personality. If we could all possess her outstanding characteristics. we should certainly be lucky. C.-XRNII-ll. Ligiuiu.-x Cabaret Decorating Committee fl Music Appreciation Club 4 11 Speech Club fl Soccer 1. 2. 3. -I Softball 2, I Basketball I Ring Committee 3 Choir 3. -I Football Dance Decorating Committee fl Carmel is the girl who laughs loudest and giggles longest. yet she also has her serious side, as is proved by the fact that she goes to . . ' the Smith Stnnmer School of Music. But this doesnt take all her she has Nl Il Ill ll 22: ' time. She also spends hours measuring herself in the hope grt ' z 'ich. x , 21+ AUta1s'r BIQRNHARU I,lNDQUlS'l', -lk. Red Academe Staff 4 Mathematics Club 3 Interelass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Choir 3. 4 Traffic Corps 4 Orchestra 2, 3. 4 Prom Committee 4 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 For four years Red has looked down on the rest of Drury from the vantage-point of six feet and some inches ol' height. Il' you hear an unusual noise, somewhat like a laugh, and see a Hash ol color, it's only Red getting a joke. 1939 e l l s i .ai yi Z ,i i DoRo'rHx' Lrovn f Pleasant, good natured Dot is a grand person to have as a friend, as her acquaintances will testify. She is an ardent sport lan ig and every Drury game she attends l'aithl'ully. Such loyalty is worth something. 'iDot . 'zfgji 5 ni,tt't il lirvlk,-x Loinxkno ,ll Choir 2 .Xcademe 'Typist 4 Drama Club 4 Minstrel 2 Camera Club 3 Softball l 'l'raHic Corps 4- Badminton l Ring Tennis 1 Small, but oh my , is heard on all sides when Elvira walks by. Her one ambition is to be a famous dramatic actress with her name in lights. We hope that her membership in the Dramatit' Club will aid her, lor we know she has talent. C1clc'l'Rt11m1f: Flmwczlas l,voNs Gf'rlif ' Poetry Club 2 Hanclicraft -l Career Club 3 Modern Dance Club 2 Biology Club 3 A shy little miss. that's our Certie. Each morning at eight o'clock one is able to see her head bent lar over the previous night's homel work studing diligently while others fool their time away. 'lliree cheers lor those who work hard, Gertie! 'l hey're the ones who succeed. 25 1939 ,Un 0,2- b . is z gg.. 4. ww, A, A MQ, I A it ,. .. -g , - cy .1 ,NM JI' ff. , FK . M .fr 4 .-'il' al W2 . x y .louis lN'oRMAN MACDONALD jude ,VInc ' Band l, 2. 3 Assistant Manager of Track 2 lnterclass Sports l, 2. 3, -4 Mathematics Club 3 School Notes Editor ol' Academe 'l XVhat would a certain orchestra do without jack? Or even what would Drury do without him? As both answers are evident, we shall refrain from further comment. but jacks intelligence and wit make him an interesting friend. DORIS BARBARA MACEWAN Biology Club 2 Ski Club 4 Soccer l, 2 Prom Committee 4 Choir 3 Speech Club 3, 4 Doris is the happy-go-lucky girl who leaves her studies to their own devices, although they usually turn out better than most of our easy-going students. Doris has all the elements of popularity, and although she is undecided about next year, we know she will be successful. PAUL GEORGE MAGNIFFICO Maggie Intra-Mural Sports Class Book Staff 4 Diligent and quiet, Paul certainly showed the rest of us how to get the most out of Drury. We thank him for his grand companion' ship, consistent good humor, and-always-good sportsmanship given to the whole class of '39 Gratis for four years. D .ILAN ANNRTTE NIALCOLNI Class President 1 Senior Class Play Class Vice-President 2 Soccer 1, 2, 3 Student Council I Basketball 1. 2, 3, -l Cheer Leader 3 junior Prom Committee Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Softball 2, 3 D. S. A. A. Secretary and Treasurer 4 Classical Club 3 Choir 2 Secretary and Treasurer of Speech Club Whether it be on the dance floor, the basketball court, or the stage, a charming blonde girl is nearly always present. Dressed in clothes that rival those of Schiaparelli, she can usually be found wandering the halls in the company of one of the opposite sex. Lucky guy-we wonder who it is? 26 lf1,olu1Nc:1i NIARY MARt:1-:AU l lo5.r1'f ' Basketball 2, 3, l Drama Club 3 .Soccer l. 2. 3. 4 Cl10ll' 4 Softball l, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Senior Prom Committee Scintillating is the word lor Flossie. Carefree, gay, light-hearted. she's composed a major part ol Drurv's social activities. Her ready smile and winning ways will still be cherished bv us when Drurv High School will be a dim. but happy memory. VIRGINIA H.-XRRI iii M .uuovvif G1'nnif ' SQCQC1' I l52iSliCllJ2lll l Softball 1, 2, 3 Speech Club 4 Science Club 3 Drama Club 4 Biology Club 2 Stage Manager Senior Class Play Choir 3. -l Ginny -naive and alwavs happy. makes others so In het disposition. NVhen she becomes that nurse she longs to be. we know she'll still go whistling down the hospital corridor as she alttavs has here at Drury, to the tune olf I Love Life CH .xR1.o'1 1'l-L LORRAINI-1 M,xR'l'l N iWarIv Basketball 2, 3, -l Soltball l. 2, 3, 4 Choir l Service Corp 3 Speech Club fl, l Class lloolt Stall l Marty has proved that she is a grand sport and a lotal lollower. bv her record in her high school career. She has entered into het studies and extra curricular activities with the greatest zeal, Lorraine plans to take up nursing. next lall, in Hartlord. Coinicctictlt. and we know she'll come out on top. l'.'t'1'klc:1,t M AXXVl'.l.l, Pnl Basketball l. 2. 3. -l Vice-Presitlent ol' Pro Nlerito l Service Corps 3 Debating Club fl Academe Stall' el Camera Club l Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Prom Committee il Soccer l Student Council -I Class Book 4 l'at is a girl whose winning smile, dimples. blue eves. and sweet disposition have made one ol' the most popular girls in our class. She has been an outstanding student and an active member ol' the girls' basketball team. XVe are sure that no matter where Pal is she will never be lriendless. 27 1939 1939 W' lil'1'l l'Y l'uv1-1.1s McKAY Bel Drzuna Club 3, I Belty's quiet, unassuming manner and her cheery smile have won her at host ol' good friends here at Drury. In whatever field she may enter, although we feel sure it will be nursing, the good wishes ot the class ol' '39 will go with her. ,DOROTHY GRACE M ENARD Daz D01fy,' Basketball l Speech Club 4 Handicraft Club 3 Dot , as she is called by her friends, is more or less known as the quiet type of person. Her turned-up nose and pretty blue eyes aid plenty in making this little Miss an attractive girl. VVu.1.iAM MICHAEL MoI.t.ov lKBiII7l Drury Band l, 2 Camera Club 4 Biology Club 2 Science Club 3 Bill is another of those swell dancers who are the envy of us novices. Of cotlrse, Bill is at home other places besides on the dance Hoor. but watch his glidings, and then add your jealous groans to ours. incidentally. Bill is one of the best-dressed boys in the class. FRED M YERSON Fife Fife , our huge and amiable friend. with a certain knack of humming homework assistance, has stridden through Drury for Your years, leaving an indelible footprint etched thereon. He has made dozens of friends and will probably make many thousand more. 28 -IANIES JOSEPH NAGLE ,I.ll. jim Nnge Career Club 3 French Club 3 Secretary ol' Camera Club 4 A booming laugh comes from a tall figure carrying no books. and perpetually borrowing a pencil. j.j. Nagle, the pride ol' the gang known as the-well, known as something, approaches and passes on. His plans are very vague, but with his customary good fortune hefll be a success. ARTHUR F. NEi.soN HAH Ozzie Tarzan Biology Club 2 Career Club 4 Round Table Club 3 Art is the brawny youth who works in the Ucheni lab on Thursday afternoons. Art is also one of our scholars when he wants to be. Heres hoping he'll succeed and yet do it with just as good a time as he does today. NIARION lXlliTHERXV0OD Handicraft 3, 4 Marion is a serious girl with a heart of pure gold. Perhaps this accounts for the hosts of friends she possesses. We feel certain that if she should continue on to an institution of higher learning she will be popular there as she was at Drury. ERNEs'r DoNA1.n Puma Don Ernie Biology Club 2 Nu Sigma Epsilon Informal Debating Club 3 Camera Club 4 French Club 3 Choir 4 This is the man with the profound treatises on all subjects but especially on the scientific. In his spare time. he can be found in one of the local machine shops. Ernie, with his quiet. studious way. should go a long way in the world of science. 29 1939 jm- 1939 ELLIQN Piliiums Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 4 Marionette Club 3 Choir fl Ellen is our lovable, starry-eyed pal, the girl whose infectious giggle-and hearty laugh, too-has made the halls of Drury resound more cheerfully. She does not bother to keep to herself and has made many friends with her pleasant personality. More power to you, Ellen! EI.izAB1aTH MAJEI. PHEL1-'s Bcity Biology Club Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Speech Club 3, 4 Pro Merito 4 Softball 2, 3. 4 junior Prom Committee 3 Minstrel 2 Class Book Staff 4 Prompter, Senior Class Play 4 Executive Council 4 Betty, naive, jocular, and possessing a genial disposition which has won her many warm friends. likes her studies, though at times chemistry does seem a trifle difficult. Facetious, ever ready to cooperate. Betty has one objective-to become a school teacher- which we know she will accomplish. ANNF. RUTH PINDICK During her sojourn at Drury. Anne has made many friends. Although she has not been extra active in the affairs at Drury, her friends know that she is a quiet and charming girl. Anne's one ambition is to become a hairdresser. C1.ARi:Nce P1NsoNNEAUI.T Pip Biology Club 2 Mathematics Club 3 Camera Club -i Interclass Sports 1, 2. 3, 4 Wherever there is a game going on, or a chance to show prowess in sports. there you will End Pip , One of our few red-heads, his cheery smile and good-nature have made for him hosts of friends. and will insure him success in every venture. 30 GINA Ai.1c:iQ Poooi ,l1'1n1 Career Club fl Class Book Typist 4 Camera Club 4 Minstrel 2 Choir 2, 3 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Pro Meri to 4 Efficient manner, eyes that smile, Helpful. willing, all the while. Cheerful disposition and intelligence were the lirst ingredients used in making A'-jean . Her skill and determination have resulted in honor marks. Appearing neat at all times, she is endowed with a genial personality which has made her many friends. Cina's chiel' ambition is to become a secretary. XVIN 1 ifm-in Glmtzli l'o1.i..ix1an HVVl'?1lIfEH Basketball l, 2, 3. -I Classical Club 3 Camera Club 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Soccer 4 Winnie, that carefree, popular member ol' the Senior Class. always has a sparkle in her eye and fun in her heart. Besides being a shining light on the gym lloor, she is always in the center of a gay group. As :'XVinnie is planning to be a nurse, we hope that if we must be patients, we may be hers. H i-.1.1QN Ro MA Poi ,ti Mao Biology Club 2 Drama Club fl Camera Club 4 Music Club 2 Prom Committee 3, 4 Minstrel 2 Helen enjoys lil'e because she is always ready to help others. She is active in sports and dancing. Her sincerity and winning personality win many steadfast friends. Helen hopes to be a hairdresser. Howmum Aumufv Pokrick Howi1 ' Howdyi' Football l, 2. 3. l President Camera Club 4 Baseball l, 2, fl Prom Committee 3 Mgr. Basketball 4 Biology Club fl Presenting Howdy, God's gilt to Drury and the coaches. He is noted not only for his athletic ability but also for his witticisms which are heard at all times and in all places. Here's hoping he succeeds as well from now on as he has at Drury. JI gk.. 'Pie fl? an 1939 t .,, .. ,. z 1939 6 VVu.i.iAM EDWARD POWIQLI. V LLIr ' jake Ufill7fIi,' Bill Biology Club 3, il Bill or Lightning, one of '39's quiet boys, is well-liked. He is ' ll good all-around athlete, but he has been shy about participating in school sports. Bill, possessing a scientific mind. hopes to continue his studies in engineering. IDA BARBARA Piufmouisck Edie Modern Dance Club 2 Basketball l, 2. 3. 4 Biology Club 2 Softball l, 2 Career Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Camera Club 4 Choir 4 It is only lately that this pert little miss has come out of her shell ,M to make the number of friends she has. No one knew Ida could Hfiilft dance until she began to attract the stag line at our afternoon dances. Keep it up, Ida! 'rt-1, 'iq '- Q! .f N.. Ta gif, ELEANORE Piuctc IIE!!! Basketball l. 2 Debating Club 3 Biology Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Speech Cltlb 4 Minstrel 2 Dimples? Big smile? Cute? To these interrogations everyone that knows Pricie emphatically shouts Yes! This diminutive Druryite has had a good time here, and knowing her faculties for enjoying herself. we trust she will continue to do so. NIADELEINE REAGAN Mickey Music Appreciation 2 Minstrel 2 Speech Club 3, -1 Choir 2, 3, 4 Opera Martha l Service Table 4 Versatile, easy-going, and amiable-these three small words throw a little light upon the personality of a well-known Druryite. Her meloclious contralto voice has charmed many an audience in Drury. For all her whims we like her and hope that ahead she will reap an abundant reward. 32 THOMAS M. REILLY T0m', T00t,' Assistant Editor Academe 4 French Club 3 Editor-in-Chief Class Book 4 Mathematics Club 3 Debating Team 3 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Prom Committee 3, 4 Pro Merito 3, 4 Class Representative Student Council 3 And now we come to Tom -a true friend. a good sport, the possessor of a 'brilliant mind and a real sense of humor. All the good luck in the world for you and your ambition to be a great surgeon, and yet-these wishes are not necessary, for if anyone will be a success in life, it's you. MORTON STERLING REIh'IliR rWort Band 1, 2, 3. -I Biology Club 2 Inter Mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4 Stamp Club 3 Camera Club 4 Mortie is a rather small fellow, but the ability with which he sings in the choir and plays a drum in the band is far from being commensurate with his size. He likewise has a leaning towards sports, and is one of the most faithful members of the Senior Inter-class Team. ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Bets Betty Soccer l, 2, 3, 4 Softball l, 2 Betty is a quiet lass, but when she is with the right group she is witty and full of fun. She likes the so-called hard games, such as soccer, softball, and stationary. Her pleasing personality is known to everyone. She plans to be a child's nurse. MARGERY SUSAN Rlczkmzns !VIr11'gc Choir l, 2, 3, -l Senior Class Play -l Minstrel 2 Speech Club 4 Dramatic Club 3 Music Club 2 It's hard to realize that our vivacious, sunny-dispositioned Marge played so convincingly the role ol' an ill-tempered penny pincher in the Senior Play, but the fact that she did certainly speaks well for her dramatic ability. Who knows-she may be another Garbo. 33 1939 S' .-hx 1 5 ,f, H- I 1939 Q-'rs .,.,. .y. ,V 1.,,. . 1. 'il .gt 5. .ffm 'mc sw- , rctfm, 1 . xii- H1 5: 'P 4, gg v .wg : , ,wt . .-A , iii' if-,fn . P- 1 is v, 4 f whim 1'-1 Q lf L ufh 1 A-fr, I f AQ sr 3: J. , ., . 35.4 ..y. Rost-1 El.lZAl!l'I'l'Il Room.: lJiflc1'rf Dramatic Club 3, -1 Choir 1, 2, 3, ll Biology Club 2 Minstrel 2 Rose holds a record lor having grown the longest fingernails, but she reluses to divulge the secret. By means ol' appearances in Drama Club Plays, she has proven hersell' a thespian ol no mean ability. She won't carve a career in the theatre, however. bttt is interested in nursing. R ITA MARTHA Rosen Basketball l. 2, 3 Speech Club 4 Biology Club 2 Choir 4 Woodworking Club 3 Drury Ski Club 4 'l'o see Rita walking down the halls with that simple dignity which is so well known among her many friends, one would never think that this was the same girl who handles a horse so well. Rita has not only been a success socially but also scholastically. MARGARE1' Ross . . Peggy . , Biology Club 2 Basketball l. 2, 3 Debating Club 3 Choir 4 Speech Clttb 4 Minstrel 2 Margaret, better known as Peggy, has a magnetic personality which has enabled her to make many friends during her four years at Drury. Russell Sage is Peggys goal, and we sincerely hope that she will attain it. Room PIOXVARD Rorrncowrrz Cookie French Club 3 Discussion Club 3 Biology Club 2 ' Nu Sigma Epsilon 2. 3 Executive Council 4 Pro Merito 4 Cookie is the paradox of the Senior Class. Although its youngest member. his high scholastic average. his keen sense of httmor, and his fluent witticisms all belie this age. Roger is the boy who will show us that success is not measured in terms of years. 34 MARIAN OTHILLA RUMGAY Maru Rummy Ma1'gay Basketball l Speech Club -l Biology Club 2 Classical Club 3 Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito Marian is oneaof the quieter girls of our class, but nevertheless she has scores of friends. No matter whether it be a joke, or helping a poor soul with his homework, Rummie is always there. Marian is a good student and we are sure she will have success at college next year. ANNE CATHERINE RYDHOLM MR iddyl! Camera Club 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2 Softball 2 Soccer 3 Speech Club 4 Class Book Staff 4 We all like Anne, with her amiable personality, and her line sense of humor and that jolly laugh that bubbles out when you never expect it. We only hope that her future patients will have as much fun with her as we have had. 'THERESA EMILY SAcco llS1?07.ty7Y lfTf?s!! KtTiny!l Prom Committee 3 Minstrel 2 Biology Club 2 Choir 2, 4 Career Club 3 Soccer -l Dramatic Club -l Softball 2 All good things come in small packages and to prove it we have Tressy , whose personality has made her a sincere friend of all her classmates. Her desire to learn leads her to ask questions, many of which the teachers can't even answer. Our luck goes with you always. HOWARD VINCENT SANnI:Rs Red Band l, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Choir 4 Biology Club 2 Prom-Chairman 3 Red is a typical regular fellow who is gifted with exceptionally attractive red hair and good looks. His keen sense of humor and effervescent personality have won him great popularity among his classmates, as well as those outside of Drury, especially in the store . 35 1939 3 Mi 'Q f . ,Q wil gafsgl-bl F' kno I ?. . ::,., . 1 'la fi .-132,511 g: 5 A554 gl-.,g1'?4f4 ef W NA .qi vlgiift 45573 . f YZIZQ, -1.724 V 'tw fcf.. g 1215: '4.!!'l'f ,. May. 'a ff N81 1 f':xx'r.:' g, iii 'fm wif.: 'L 1914: + Wii. 12.51 1 f'f i'?ff!?- 44312322 ,rua-1 Fir-ag HQ agua-ez-E Bl' f 'w d?P1. Sfwti ta 'iii' E 5, .5 ll? K .dl ,gs Qty H gi sf? s, K 515935 I fi-fs' , . 522554 , 'Q sits , 2.4 kits-Q .5f5,2'l? 'I-fi' R-ELT 3 NE? if.1if,g2 .h Avy: ,Mie- .1-A .QI YWWZ 'ITRJIQ !.m-1,35 fsffllf' 11. lflll 'sifl ,I .Q--3 v 1.4 T1-. I J Vio1.A KATHRYN SARTORI n yfiu Biology Club 2 Handicraft Club 3, 4 junior Prom Committee 3 Soccer 2 Senior Reception Committee 3 Choir 3 Vi is one of the best sports at Drury, Her infectious grin and sparkling humor has made her everyone's pal. Vi is undecided about her future as yet, but. knowing a sense of htlmor like hers can'l go wrong, we predict success for her. PRiscn.l.A ELINOR SCH Mun' Basketball l, 2, 3 Class Book 4 Soccer 1 Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Career Club 3 French Club 3 Ski Club 4 Prom Committee 4 Student Council 3 Poetry Club 2 Minstrel 2 Choir 2, 3, fl Modern Dance Club 2 This petite, demure miss is noted for her merry humor, which. to be sure. denotes that she possesses a sympathetic and jocose personality, endearing her to all. Whatever her course may be next year at Middlebury, the old Dru will certainly be proud of her. HARVEY FREDERICK Sricok KlANfi19p3,1! Tralhc Corp 4 Camera Club 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Here is a boy whose good looks and pleasing personality are well known at Drury. His numerous outside activities have shown his good sportsmanship and fine disposition, and we are sure that because of these he will have success in years to come. GI.AIDYS HEWITT SEEGER Glad Nu Sigma Epsilon 2 Biology Club 2 Pro Merito 4 Handicraft Club 3 Classbook Typist 4 Camera Club 4 Gladys is a hard-working girl from the commercial group, and her good marks are the result of hard work. She is always willing to lend a hand. Although she is timid, she has made many true friends and we all prophesy her future success. 36. JOHN FRANCIS SEGALA Woodworking Club 3 Camera Club 4 john, a very shy but industrious boy, never forces himself into crowds. His work is always well done. I-Ie wants to serve as an apprentice and to become a first-class carpenter. We are sure he will be a success. FRANK SEGALLA Frank is one of the few boys of '39 who has not a single enemy. He is so absorbed in his studies and so genial anyway, that he would have to go far out of his way to lose even one of his many friends. IRVING SHAPIRO Sl1r'jJ Football 1, 2, 3 Freshman Reception 2 Prom Committee 3 Minstrel 2 Good natured, friendly Irving'-easy going and a pal of every Druryite. Always a grin for everybody seems to be Irving's motto and he has adhered to it. Irving's future is undecided but from previous experiencevwe know it will be a successful one. MARION JUDY SHARKEY HSllIl'l'ku Handicraft Club 3, 4 - Biology Club 2 Marion, pride and joy of the Household Arts Department. seems to be the quiet, ingenuous type-but we know her better. We have discovered that she is a glamour girl at heart. It has been rumored that she intends to become a hairdresser. 37 1939 :fins if ,LQ 3 1.4.2, x .V 193 9 ARLINI41 iVIAR.IORll'1 Sm-:t.noN NA4 Tn Biology Club 2 Camera Club 3, 'I Arlene never lets anything disturb her: homework, report cards, the male ol' the species-she meets them all with equanimity. She's a pal to everyone and a grand fellow to have along. Her great ambition is to be a beautician and we know that she will be a success. MARION V1o1.ET SHERMAN Minstrel 2 Handicraft Club 3 Biology Club 2 Choir 4 Informal Debating Club -1 Marion is a delegate from Briggsville. She was blessed with a jovial laugh, which brightens the hearts of the studious Seniors. She can be seen at every game-loudly cheering for her Alma Mater. Her main ambition, she says. is to sail the seven seas, but'she's still undecided. TOM SHERMAN Here's Tom-mirthful, mischievous, man-about-Drury. His antics in the classroom have caused our teachers to wonder why they weren't bricklayers. Tom likes to make girls' hearts beat faster with gay repartee, but his own heart seems quite steady. His future- plenty of time for that, he says. ALICE RUBY SHIPPEE Camera Clttb 3 Handicraft Club 4 Readsboro is presenting to the world Alice-good-natured, but too retiring for we know too little about her likes and dislikes. Altho' she dreams of healing and soothing the sick, she has made no definite plans for next year. 38 .IAMEs S1NcL1T1Co Inter Class Sports 2, 3, 4 Track 4 jimmy has returned to school to favor the class of '39 with his amiable grin and quiet laugh. It seems good to see him strolling down the halls, acting as he always has, as if he hadn't a care in the world and never would have one. CARL JAMES SINDERBIANN lljinzii IIC-I!! Mathematics Club 3 Nu Sigma Epsilon Z Poetry Club 2 President of Pro Merito 4 Biology Club 4 junior Prom Committee 3 French Editor of Academe 4 Naturally shy, jimmy showed remarkable poise and ability when he addressed the assembly on several occasions. With far more than ordinary talents, Jim has showed up well in every branch of school life, and, we think, could do equally as well in a French school, with opportunity to use his accent. DONALD VVILLIAM SMITH KIDOHI! Don came to Drury this fall, a transfer from Fitchburg High where he was a certified student. Since coming here, he has joined the Ski Club and has also proven to be a very capable hockey performer. Noted for his jovial moods, in the short period in which he has been here, he has gained a host of friends. ETH!-LL SMITH When Ethel walked through our doors a short time ago, she also walked into the hearts of many Druryites. It wasn't long before she became a staunch friend of each and all, and her stay in Drury certainly wasn't long enough. 39 1939 1 431 K 939 P.. 'f J 5 wh, . 4 L 5? 512112. 9' .fa . -ll7Nli SPINK Sj21'r1lfi1 ' Basketball 2. I Biology Club 2 Softball 2. 3. -l Camera Club 3, -l Ring 'l'ennis l Choir -l Badminton l Executive Council -l Modern Dance Club 2 Reception Committee fl june has but one mighty problem: what to do with a middle name that is the bane of existence. Altho' she believes that she should devote herself to such reforms as Plush-keyed Cash Registers , she is seriously considering going to the local State Teachers' College. KARL EDWARD Srol-'rfokn AABHIIII Student Council 2. 3 Baseball Team 3. 4 Service Corps 4 lnterclass Sports l. 2. 3. Pl Biology Club 3 Karl is rather shy but is well liked by all. He is a fun-loving fellow and is associated in some way or other with practical jokes. During his four years at Drury, Bud has taken an active interest in baseball and has been a success in it. LAl AYIi'l'TIi H. SPRAt:t'1i. -IR. .lz1nz'e Opera l Traffic Corps 3, rl Choir l. 2, 3. 4 Service Corps 4 Class President 3 Basketball 3 Vice-President of Student Council 3 Inter-Class Sports l. 2. 3. 4 President of Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 Chief Marshall Traffic Corps 4 Cheer Leader l Informal Debating Club 3 Handsome. athletic, studious, and one of the school leaders-this is our Student Council President. Along with his class duties and studies, he has found time to compete in two sports. junie is one of our IHOSI versatile classmates. He goes from us with a great future ahead. May he be successful. El ,tz.xmiTH -IAN E STEVENSONI Betty Basketball l. 2 Ski Club 4 Camera Club 3. I Biology Club 2 On first acquaintance, Betty seems to be one of the more serious members of Drury, but not so after you know her. Betty intended to he a nurse in a big way. You may be sure this sweet faced. dark hztired. little miss will make good. 40 DOROTHY MAE STREETER KiDOt1! Basketball l, 2. 3, 4 Nvoodworking Club 3 Choir 3. 4 Camera Club 4 Ski Club 4 t'Dot , the girl who fearlessly flaunts assignments in teachers' faces undone. Ah! thats Dot Streeter. All in all she is quite a linguist. Ask her sometime about her French. In spite of this we know that she will probably become one of those synthetic French governesses and be known as Dot Streeter. GORDON NV. FIXAFT Football 2, 4 For four years Gord has been coming to school and going home again in his own methodical way. We aren't particularly anxious about it. but we hope he will never lose a hair of that blond head through worry. fi ICN IQVI EVE 'TH ERR! HN Genuine Basketball 2, 3. 4 Modern Dancing l Senior Reception 3 Choir 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 Drama Club 3 Camera Club 4 As well as being a good-looking blonde, Gennie is the jolliest girl in the Senior Class. If you don't know your French, call on her. for she knows all the answers. She has an Outstanding personality and always wears a very alluring smile. JOHN EUGENE FIWREMISLAY jade One of the gang here at old Drury, jack , has not been heard from very often, but is well-known by everyone. jack is one reason that pool champions' titles are at stake, even though that game will occupy but little of his time on the road to success. ltl 1939 1939 Sv in t. H ,tRtu1c'1 t' 'llR0'l l'l t-,R Sth Basketball 2, 3.. l Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Mcrito Debating Team 3 Senior Class Play l Nlinstrel 2 Orchestra l. 2. l Choir 2, 3, l Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 l-'rench Club 3 Nlusic Appreciation Club 2. l Speech Club 3, l Ski Club l School doins would not be absolutely complete without Sybil's sunny presence, but she can attract 'em in other ways. lor she has shown marked ability on the violin. NVC leel conlident that she will strive on with the same effective diligence she has shown at Drury. Emrn E.l.EANOR VANuNt Edie Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Softball l. 2. 3. 4 Senior Reception Committee 3 Drama Club 3. 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 junior PromfCo-chairman 3 Modern Dancing 2 Biology Club 2 Choir 1, 2. 3, 4 Minstrel 2 Soccer l, 2. 3 Everyone knows our cheerleader who has tried so hard to 'Amake the crowd roar . ll' you want to hear someone laughing heartily over a joke, or if you want help with some homework, look up Edie . She is tiny. but don't let that fool you: she's big in brains and charm. 5 GERAIJJ E. VARuzzo HlIf'l'7'3'U Track 2 Senior Class Stage Committee 3 lnterclass Track and Basketball 2 Camera Club 3 Senior Class Minstrel Stage Committee 2 jerry is well-liked by all who know him and is quite popular with the girls as well as the boys. Although he has not participated in sports at Drury, he is a good athlete. Out of school he is happy and carefree and a jolly companion. CARL YVARE Maine's toast to Drttry! The popular possessor of a keen wit and an enviable sense of humor, combined with hatred of study. Carl, fun-loving jokester, has brushed the shadow of gloom from Drury's halls and has left a trail of friends in its stead. YVise going, Carl! 42 EUGENE XMEIN Eng Tang-Lui Y1mca Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Drama Club 3 Pro Merito 4 Football Dance Committee 3 Academe Staff 4 Senior Class Play Club 4 Class Book Staff 4 French Club 3 Senior Class Play 4 Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 4 Speech Club Here is a first-rate example of a representative student. Yunc has participated in almost every phase of school life, from high scholastic standing to social whirl, dramatics, and editorships. He plans on going to college in the fall. RUTH GRACE Wfrisr LKT0bD,9! Basketball 1, 2, 3 Modern Dance Club 2 Soccer 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Drama Club, Secretary 4 Football Dance Committee 3 Class Book Typist 4 Drop Anchor!! Here comes Ruth West, the girl whose pleasant smile has won her many a good friend. WVhile at Drury, she was one of its most popular femmes , We're sure that with her personality, Ruth will soon walk on the road to success. CLIFFORD H. XVHITPI Klcligw Senior Class Play Property Committee 2, 3, 4 Cliff is a tall, dark, manly fellow who never worries very much about anything. He is one of the quietest boys in school, but when you hear that deep bass voice, you usually are listening to some- thing worthwhile. Cliff goes after what he wants, and we hope he gets it. HAZEL MAE XVILKIN Basketball l. 4 Biology Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Woodworking I5 Music Club 4 Hazel is a quiet sort of girl, but added to that is a pleasing personality that one finds hard to resist. Her four years at Drury have gained her many friends. She's the type that goes for sports and fun. 143 1939 vs.. - N 'Q 1939 :rg , ,fy .15 -1 f 'WSH' E-V , j, D t ffqif Ntat,soN B. Zrrt-Ln Vg-. Nf'l.s ' v'2 A lfrencli Club 3 Senior Prom Committee Poetry Club l junior Prom Committee Drama Club 3, -l Debating Club 3, tl P: ' Orchestra l, 2, 3. 'l Football Dance Committee 2 E Senior Class Play Drama Club Play 3, il Senior Executive Council Introducing Nelson liter, Drury's prile arguer. ll' you hear a ai vehement tliscussion on politics or any other popular subject. say 1 Hil Nels! and a voice will answer you unless he is too busy. He plans to take all that light either to Williams or Georgetown next lall. Spare them. won't you, Nelson? A. Rosti Ztrtik 'lPC'lIlllll', Debate Club 3 Biology 2 Drama Club 4 Class Book Typist -I Minstrel 2 junior Prom Committee 3 Football Dance Committee 3 Always with a smile-that's Rose. happy-go-lucky girl ol' Drury High. Her hobby is drawing. Although she has taken Commercial work to prepare herself for a secretarial position, we believe that shell become a great artist, instead. We anticipate success for her in either venture. ML 1939 -- THE LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1939 To Whom it May C0?1L'6TI1.' Be it known that we, the Senior Class of Drury High School. do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, and being of moderately sound mind and average sanity, do give, devise, and bequeath the following legacies to our faculty and our successors in Drury: Mr. I 0zuIm'.- Our sincere appreciation for his efforts to keep the Class of '39 out of the red. Miss Cl1rmibe'1's: A bouncer for the library. Mr. Clark: To digress from the usual detective equipment, a ski-pole and a can of wax. Miss Scully: A robot to draw circles for her pupils. Mr. Howni'd,- At least one class astute enough to grasp his jokes the first time he tells them. Miss C0llie1'.- A gross of pamphlets entitled 'AThe Art of Selling Tickets , to be distributed among the Seniors. Mr. Clmi'les.- A combination putter and campstoolp also a hole-in-one golf-ball. Miss Collins ,- A small hammer to crack her cough-drops. Mr. Hosley: A secretary to examine and tabulate the excuses given him by gym-absentees. Miss Tower: Another good Academe staff, and some budding geniuses to contribute. Miss Monahan .- A stamping machine to relieve her of the ever-increasing task of pinning the Sophomores at the Honors Assembly. Mr. Cameron: A larger door on the Lecture Room, the better to eject mis-behavers. Miss Ringdahl: A valet to carry her paper supply to her different class-rooms. Miss Chatjield: A motorcycle to patrol the halls in the morning to keep the pupils in their home-rooms. 145 TT1939 Mr. fflIl'i1I'j',' A patented scale to aid in his standard deviation method ol' marking tests. Miss Tzfnijilia- A room that is immune to the attacks ol' smoke and brick dust. Miss l'l1Illll'l'ijl,' A free period in which she need not be troubled by a study-hall. Mrs. 1Wc1Willin.- Sound-proof walls in Room 23. Mr. Reilly: A new dictionary in which to look up the strange. new words his classes bring him. Miss Sulliwm: A new supply of blackboard erasers and an attitude renovator. Mr. Warren' Classes which will be able to absorb their knowledge sitting down. Miss Martin ,- A neat rack for her wide assortment of colored inks. Mr. Royal: A box of Aspirin to cure those headaches around Senior Play-time. Miss Lally: Plenty of efficient cafeteria help. Mr. Murray: An electric eye on the Study C door, to take attendance automatically. Mr. Pratt: Fifty artistic prodigies. Miss Perrym- A set of blindfolds to keep typists from watching the keyboards. Mr. Chambers .- A gilt-edged copy of Drink to Me Only Wfith Thine Eyes. Mr. Scarpitto: A private zoo from which to draw students and other necessary specimens. Miss Grosso .- A class-room completely papered with wall-maps. Mr. D1l7'IIflI,' A serial-perhaps The Perils of Pauline -to liven up the history moving- picture shows. M iss Sherman .- Five more lovely classes. NIT. Nichols: A new prop crew. and another set of prop stairs. To our successors, the Class of 1940, we leave instructions for building a prom snow-man. and our hopes for their future success as lords and masters . To the Class of 1941, we leave the right to look down on the Seniors at least once a week Qfrom the balconyj . To the Class of 1942. we leave our sincere hopes that the incoming Freshmen will not be as hard to tame as they were. To the Class of 1943, we leave plenty of stilts, to make a good impression on the upper- classmen. In testimony whereof, we have, on this 20th day of June, l939, affixed our name. The Seniors. Signed, sealed, declared, and published by the said Seniors, as and for their last will and testament, in presence of us, who afhx our names in the presence of each other. May their weary bones rest easy in their graves. 'Witnesses: Luke Magluke Moe Zilch Per Nelson B. Ziter L. Kimbell Berry, Jr. 146 - 1939 t ixgrfcixa h l' t DRM RY ti .T it l- :ik Q 0 ' Class 'li' tt, History itll H Nl 59 tl l R' t ,t HL, E YIIITIIKJ 1980 Place: New York City General: W'hy if it isn't old Doc Reilly . How are you? Dortor.- Hello, General Lindquist! It certainly has been a long time since I've seen you. I have often thought of you and the wonderful times we used to have at high school in the old home town. General: It already seems like old times to be chatting with you again, and since you mentioned school, I think it would be a splendid idea if we reversed the hands of time and returned once again to those happy days at good old Drury. In September, IQ35, as the rain poured down in torrents, we entered Drury. Can't you vividly remember how humble, shy, and lonely we felt while we aimlessly roamed those spacious halls for those Hrst few days, and were often misled by our lordly elders, the Seniors? However, in spite of our timidity, we soon gained the respect of the upper classmen through the able guidance of our oflicers. Wfe elected jean Malcolm, presidentg Orlando Farinon, vice-presidentg and Tony Pisano, secretary and treasurer. It was during our freshman year that Mr. Del Negro succeeded Mr. I-Iosley as coach ol' the football and baseball teams, and that Drury defeated Adams in the traditional hard-fought football game. The opera, Martha , performed by Drury students, was great enough to make any Metropolitan star turn green with envy. The upper classes had to step lively for we soon participated on all organized teams and in all activities. The summer vacation having rapidly passed, we returned to our dear Alma Mater not as blunt, humble freshmen, but as genuine, sophisticated sophomores. Our officers were Kimbell Berry, president and .lean Malcolm, vice-president. At the end of the first semester Mr. Fowler replaced Mr. McGrory as Principal, the latter becoming Superintendent of Schools. 147 li.-21939 The basketball team. winner of the city championship, had the honor of participating in the tournament at Worcester, and, oh yes, remember how Drury beat Adams again in football? The student-body, under the capable direction of Mr. Chambers, put on a minstrel show which was very entertaining. After the usttal summer vacation, we returned as capable and dashing juniors, determined to make a name for ourselves scholastically as well as in the field of sports. This year we chose Lafayette Sprague, president: Herbert Gordon, vice-presidentg and Sybil Trottier. secretary and treasurer. Again we were victorious in the annual Drury-Adams football clash, and our basketball team, city champions, took part in the semi-finals in the tournaments at Wlorcester. The usual interclass schedule, consisting of touch football, baseball, field hockey. basketball, track, and tennis was successfully carried out, our class winning the championship. The -Iunior Prom and Senior Reception were certainly made a great success through the leadership of our ofiicers who were assisted by Miss O'Hara, class adviser. Another vacation having come and gone, we retraced our steps to that beautiful school on the hill for the last time as proud Seniors, resolved to satisfy all obligations. XfVe had experienced many happy moments during our short stay at Drury, and consequently greatly regretted to arrive so soon at the final milestone in our high school career. Our ofiicers were Herbert Gordon, president, Kimbell Berry, vice-president: and .lean Malcolm, secretary and treasurer who, under the proficient guidance of Mr. Fowler and Miss Collier, the class advisers. accomplished all duties and met all problems successfully. Upon reaching school we learned with great regret of the resignation of Miss O'Hara and Miss Shea, teachers who at all times proved to be true friends and advisers to all who sought their wise counsel, and by whose magnetic personalities. great dispositions, and exemplar characters we benefited greatly. The vacancies in the faculty were ably hlled by Miss Monahan, Mr. Royal. and Mr. Howard who quickly won the respect' and admiration of the entire student-body. The senior class play entitled Christopher Bean , directed by Mr. Royal, revealed some of the best talent that has ever graced old Drury's stage. The Senior Prom certainly was a gay affair. In january, 1939, the School mourned the loss of one of its best teachers, Miss O'Shea who was held in great esteem by both faculty and stuclent-body. She was at all times faithful to her work, sympathetic, jolly, and cheerful-the type of a teacher one respects and cherishes forever. As the end of our high-school days drew near. the Senior Reception and Banquet were carried out in an appropriate fashion. Wie graduated in caps and gowns, the girls wearing white and the boys wearing blue, which created a very pleasing sight at the graduation exercises, after which we marched out of Drury's auditorium not as students, but as alumni setting out alone into the vast, cold world. fi1'7IFTflf.' It certainly has been a great pleasure to have met you again and relive those good old days. ' llnrfmg- Yes. hasn't it been wonderful? I feel fifty years younger already. Au Revoir. Priscilla E. Schmidt 148 1939-Ti? TEN YEARS AFTER Time: April l, 1949 Place: On the planet Mars. ClI!lTflfl'Fl'.S'.' Carl VVare, a scientist who is trying to prove that the world is flat. Ernest Pead, another scientist who is attempting to disprove Einstein's theories. 'lim Nagle, a third scientist who is trying to prove that all scientists are wrong except him. Carl: Another day sitting around waiting to be rescued. This monotony is driving me crazy. VVhy, this morning I found myself wishing I was back at Drury. jim: Oh. Oh, that's bad, but look! Here comes Professor Ernest Donald Pead, Esquire. grinning like a Cheshire cat. E1'r1c's!.- Ah! Good morning, gentlemen, but why so morbid? Raise yourselves from the depths of despair into which you have fallen, and behold what words of science I have to show you. Yes, these spectacles. Ah! you scoff because you do not comprehend their amazing powers. Gentlemen, with these glasses you will be able to overcome the great distance between Mars and the Earth, thus we shall be able to see quite clearly everything that is happening down there. Carl and jim: You don't mean it? Ernest: Of course l dog try for yourself and see. .limp Holy Smokes, he's right! I can see the Columbia studios in Hollywood, and they're Iilming a picture entitled: YN7e're Taking It lfVith Us, written by that famous playwright, Floyd La Bombard, directed by 1949's Frank Capra, blames Cleary, and filmed by Bob Heming- way. The gowns were designed by Irene Lapine and the stage was managed by George Brown. The cast consists of lean Malcolm as the wife, Harvey Secor as her husband. Rose Rogge as the maid, and Betty McKay as a glamour girl. Boy, what a cast! Calvin Amato is I9-49's Robert Taylor. Barbara Fuller was recently elected First Lady of the Stage. Rudy Benedetti is official bouncer in the Briggsville night club run by Roger Garner. Betty Button is the red hot blues singer in Gerald Varu11o's orchestra. 49 - --1939 lileanore Price and Florence Marceau are hostesses fortheAmerican Airline Company and they say that the air is much purer up there. MargaretAmadon is running a night club for the Marines with Mimi Davies as the cigarette girl. Dot Menard is running a daily column in the Franklin Gazette entitled, Advice to 'l'hose in Love. Northway Abbott has started a taxi with his Plymouth. The route is from North Adams to Blackinton and the sign on the door says VVomen only and Pay when you enter. Mary Gangemi and Harry Brown run a cooking school for prospective bridegrooms. It is rumored that Herb Gordon and Red Lindquist are the most promising pupils. Clifford WVhite has founded a colony for men only, with .lack Tremblay and Roy Hubley as chief executives. Madeleine Reagan recently won the husband calling contest. Marion Netherwood and Viola Sartori are the singing cowgirls at Bar Ranch. situated somewhere in Old lvyoming. James Sinclitico is president of the Boston Sc Maine railroad. Ruth Hamer has joined the stall of experts who fashion the wardrobe of the Duchess of Xvindsor-Ruth does the basting. Nelson Ziter is running for president on the Republican ticket, Believe it or not. Gertie Lyons is the number please girl at Pownal Center, assisted by that ever present Information please, Bill Molloy. Elvira Lopardo and Gina Poggi are private secretaries to jack MacDonald, president of the Flashy Necktie Company. X'Vinnie Pollard and Sam Fulginiti run an escort agency. Lee Franceschetti, Dot Hubley, and Cecelia Darin are truck drivers for the Deerfield Glassine Paper Company at Monroe Bridge. Mary Florini is head accountant in the Savoy Hair Dye Factory owned by Morton Reimer. Leo Fallon and his partner Evelyn Flanders are doing ballets in Paris. Ray Darling and Genevieve Therrien are hairdressers in the Bennington Girls' College. Tom Reilly is now a famous doctor in Florida, his motto being: If we can't do it, we'll try: if we don't do it, you'll die. He hasn't lost a case yet. Harold Haun manufactures genuine diamonds which Betty Circe displays. Frank Segalla is her body guard. Arthur Nelson is the new Fuller Brush man who comes and stays for dinner. Carl: Hey, Jim, how about giving me a chance? jim: O. K., take the glasses. Carl: VVell. l see quite a few 39ers have gone in for broadcasting. Rose Andognini is a famous violinist. Reed Barrows is 1949's jimmy Fiddler and Kim Berry, l949's Fred Allen. Ellen Douglas is the giggle girl on the giggling hour. Vincent Sanders tells the world how to mix sodas. Jack Jones is the captain of the girls' division of the Junior G. Men. Eugene XfVein is the sports commentator who always picks them wrong. Betty Stevenson and Roger Cookie Rothkowitz are the stars of a program entitled The Art of Chewing Gum. james Connell is a big game hunter in Africa. but aside from two guides and three natives, he has shot nothing. Sally Bowman is modeling silk hosiery at Kresge's in New York. Clifford Goodrich and Lawrence Beauchamp are in the lumber businessg they manufacture matches. Billy Benedetti is the manager of a girls' basketball team owned by Paul Magniflico and captained by Rita Del Negro. The team consists of Catherine Ghidotti, June Spink. Margaret Ross, Anne Rydholm, Lorraine Martin, Rita Donovan, Dot Hanlon, Phyllis LeFave. and Ethel Smith. Carmel Lepera is starting a dictatorship in Mexico. 50 1939 - Helen Corey and Ida Prenguber have started a jitter bug school. Clillord Day and Bernard Lapan are the owners of the 1949 Follies. Included in the cast are Ruth Burr, Evelyn Harris, Marion Sharkey, Marion Sherman, Alice Shippee, Hazel XVilkin, Virginia Carleton. and lmnraine Johnson. iArhne Shehhni and kdargery Rickards are hnchlnking around the world. Norma Blanchard is a society matron in North Kewpie Falls. Robert Brown has created a new cartoon entitled Sappy Sam which has run XfValt Disney ot1t of business. Herbert Carr and Irving Shapiro, two famous explorers. are exploring the wilds of XfVindsor Lake. Eleanor Chiho Kmchesflvux atfhwwy. Ckdunuma Fakn and hm'cook R1Hh.kVCM. and her dietitian Fred Myerson just returned from a trailer trip to XfVilliamstown. .lim fltuleys a fanious evangehsn kdarkni Rlungay and 7Fheresa Sacco rtni a huge dairy hnun wdiere they feed the covvscbnions atui get creanl of onion sotqm liarl Spcnlord is pitcher for the Briggsville bearcats. Earl Kittredge plays second base. Howard Porter was recently chosen allfXnunican 'Kvater boyf' IJot Lloyd has suuted a canipaign to eat niore crackers and less bread. Delima LHCOHIDC recently ended her 59-day fast proving to her friends that she could. Virginia Marlowe defeated Betty Reynolds in a wrestling match and is now training for her bout with Man Mountain Dean. Rita Rosch and Dot Streeter are owners of the Royal Riding School. Gladys Seeger is the world's best tight rope walker. John Segala was recently chosen president of the Regular Fella's Club. Tom Sherman is New York's No. I playboy. Sybil Trottier recently made her debut at Radio City when she was appointed head piano-duster. Edith Vanuni and Helen Polumbo have gone to Greenland to teach the Eskimos to shag. Gordon Taft writes articles for Liberty on the technique of blushing. Ann Pindick writes on the evils of cosmetics. Doris McEwan is selling tickets at the Mohawk Theatre. and Dolores Bianco is at the candy counter. Donald Smith has gone over to Switzerland to teach them how to ski. By popular demand and request of the alumnae of I939. Dick Emery was chosen the girls' gym teacher at Drury. .lim Sindermann is taking S O S's on the Philippine Islands for the.-Xmerican Coast Guards. Ellen Perras is the model housewife of America. XfVilliam Powell and Clarence Pinsonneault. have formed a company known as the two P's. Cordon Holmes is running the Hole in One Golf Club and Priscilla Schmidt is Mrs. Ely Clulbertsorrs greatest rival for the ttnning lmrklge clianipionships. Pris recently Intrved thatthe hand B qtnckerthan the eye Pat hlaxmwlk herrnd pak B the proud nunhertn twins, Jamie and Jimmie. Alint: VVell,it hdoks as H vve've acccnlnted for alxvut everybcxly. 'lliese are certainly a lute invention, Professor Pead. Now, if only we could get back to Earth. E1'nest.- just a moment, gentlemen: what's this l see? A rocket ship with a poster on it. Let's see what it says. Expedition to make specimens of physical health out of the men from Nlarsf' XNd1o cotdtlit be? Carl: He's landed already. NVhy it's junie Sprague, head of the North Adams come to make these men from Mars bend and stretch. Let's see if he's got a sandwich or two tvitli liiiti. A rlcm' fil'!'l,Il!' EHmbMhPMWm RMPZWW THE END 5l - 1939 Prophecy on the Prophets Time: March 2. I949. PInr'1'.' Gym. Clmrrzrtmm' Dick Emery, the new girl's gym teacher, recently elected by the unanimous vote of the alumnae of l939. john Jones, assistant girl's gym teacher and Dick's right hand man, ulack: Heres a letter lor you, Dick. and it looks like a girl's writing. Dirk: Let's see it quick, Jack. fOpening the letter! . Black: Come on, don't be holding out on us. W7ho's it from? Dirk: -lust another congratulation for my acceptance of this new position. It's from Arlene Greene, Betty Phelps, and Rose Ziter. facie: Say, what are they doing these days. anyway? Dick: Well, Rose and Betty have enrolled as Red Cross nurses for the wars that may come in the futureibecause as they say, There's something about a soldier. jack: INhere's my gun? Dirk: You're still the same old -lack, aren't you? black: just a little older that's all, but what happened to Arlene Greene? I can remember when she was in my civics class. Dick: Oh! she's now a famous doctor in Pittsfield and only the other day I noticed her shingle. It says-Dr. Arlene Greene, specialty-cutting out the unnecessary parts. llnrk: Maybe I ought to go to the doctor as my stomach has been bothering me. Dirk: There goes the bell for lunch. llllflff Gee! Those girls have accomplished something haven't they?-Did you say lunch! Let's go. Pnl Mrlxwell 52 Done Most for Drury Done Most for Class Best Looking Most Popular Class Grind One W7ho Studie Wittiest Best Athlete Noisiest Quietest Best Dancer Best Dressed Favorite Pastime Favorite Sport Favorite Teacher s Least 1939.-.1-1 Senior Class Celebrities Herbert Gordon Tom Reilly Lafayette Sprague Howard Porter Carl Sindermann Arthur Nelson Carl VVare Richard Emery Nelson Ziter Robert Brown Raymond Darling Jack MacDonald Dancing Football Mr. Hartley 53 Barbara Fuller Barbara Fuller Mary Circe Patricia Maxwell Mary Florini Madalena Davies Norma Blanchard X'Vinifred Pollard Rose Ziter Evelyn Flanders Genevieve Therrien lean Malcolm Miss Sherman 1939 Class Song iTunes Maryland, My lvlrtrylantll Dear Alma Mater. now we stand To take our last farewell ol' thee. ln rev'rence that becomes the time Since we shall soon be leaving thee: The four short years that you have been Our guardian, teacher, and our friend, Are like the dawn that slips away Before the bright'ning sun of day. And when the wind and tempest rage, And thunders' clamor rends the air, XfVith winds engaged in war and strile, And hopes all shrouded in despair. Then may our thoughts return to thee Wlith radiant joy our hearts to free As shining through deep sorrow's haze Come memories ol' our high-school days The faith, the hope, the loyalty, That ever in our hearts shall gleam Shall go before us day by day And guide us like a beek'ning beam Till after years not spent in vain YVe gather this our class again, And hearts and voices gladly raise To join onee more in Drury's praise. Oh Drury Mother on the Hill. Xvith all the glory that is thine, May all the years that slowly pass Reflect in thee thy grade divine Though now must start the parting's tears Amidst our hopes for future years, Still may the heaven that smiles above E'er bless thee with its wond'rous love. 54 - 1939 Sfudenf Council Srxlok jllxiok Prrfsidwzt. Herbert S. Gordon Prvsiflrril. Albert L. SlllY1lll Rzfjmfwntuliwf. B:n'lia1':i H. Fuller R1'jn'f.xf'11Ialiwz Miriam Low SUPHOMURP. l'iRI'5HXI,XN Pr1'sidf'nl, Richard C. Gilman Prvsiclffzil, Eclwmd F. Cuinu R1'jn'r'.w'r1mliw, Virginia Olson lfl'fH'l'SI'IIfIIff'l'l'. john XI. N Clzivf Marslizil uf Svruifzf. James F. Clleziry Chirf illnrsllnf of Tmffrr, I.z1l'z1xeItc H. Sprague Clovxczil. 0l4ilfIf2l1iRN IJl'!'SfIll'Ilf. L1lli1lf'CllC H. Sprague I'ifz'-I'rr'xirlr'11l. Miriam Less Sz'1'rr'lflry4Tr1'r1.s1n'1'r. lSzi1'lm1'1l H. l llllCl' . lIl'l'f.W'I', Mr. Williaiii J. Hartley 55 li-1939 THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN The scene oi' Drury's most recent dramatic effort is a small New England village. One ol the most respectable of the town's families is that of the physician, Dr. Haggett, his wife, and two daughters, Ada and Susan: that is. they are respectable until a Mr. Tallant, purported lriend of the late boarder, Christopher Bean, poverty-stricken artist, tells them that he will pay lor Chris's paintings, just for old times' sake. Then, with the exception of Susan, who is busy being in love with another painter, XVarren Creamer, the whole family turns to deceit in their fortune-hunting, especially when Dr. Haggett learns from Rosen, another aft dealer, that the paltry sum offered by Tallant is only a fraction of the true worth of the paintings. All through the play Abby, maid of all work and erstwhile friend of Chris Bean, helps by her unrullled placidity to keep the excited family together until the last minute, when she gets ready to leave for Chicago. At this time the house is overrun with critics and dealers, each trying to help the doctor to think where the TCSI of the paintings are. XVhen Abby discloses a pile ol' a dozen or more ol' Bean's paintings, the bargaining begins again. I A happy ending is reached when Abby proves that she is Mrs. Christopher Bean, and a Mr. Davenport. honest art critic ol' the Times , assures her that she owns the paintings. Dr. Haggett, realizing that his castles in the air have crumbled. surrenders the pictures to Abby. She is not lorced to go to Chicago to help her brother's children, and so can remain to ellect the marriage ol' XfVarren and Susan. So we will go a step further than saying, All's well that end's well . and say. since our Play ended well, the all in this case was a tremendous success. 56 99 1 9 3 9 55EEEE-- BaskeTbaH SENIOR BASKE'l'HAl,I, LETTER MEN nge Clhzunpugnc, fcllflfllflly, Harry Brown, RICIIQIYLI Emery, jackie qloncs, Rudolph lic-ncclclli Gordon Holmes, I-lowurd Poricr. fC0-lIIlllI1Ig'l'V.SD 59 1939 Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury April May May May May May May june june june june Athletic Schedule FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Catlietlral ol Springlieltl r- 0 0 I9 0 O ll 28 25 23 -ll 22 14 25 17 40 lb 30 31 37 Bennington NVilliamstown Sl. joseph Wittslieldj Pittsfield Farmington Adams BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Williams QStockhritlgej Bennington Dalton XVilliamstown Mount Pleasant ol' Schenectady St. joseph QPittsfieldj St. joseph fNorth Adamsj Adams Pittsfield XVilliamstown St. joseph QNorth Adamsj Pittsfield St. joseph Qlfittsfieldj Adams BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1939 Drury at Williamstown Drury at St.j0seph's Drury at Pittsfield Bennington at Drury Dalton at Drury St.joseph's at Drury Adams at Drury Drury at Adams Pittsfield at Drury Drury at Bennington Drury at Dalton 60 r- 1939il Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Herbert Gordon Iylff'-Pl't'Sl!Il'Ilf. Kimbell Berry SI'!'l'I'fI1l'j'- Trr'as11rz'r, .lea n Malcolm FACULTY ADVISERS Xliss Katherine Collier Mr. Donald W. Fowler. Principal DRURY STUDENT ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION President Klmbell Berry I'iCe-Presidzfnt, Gordon XVest Scffrelary, jean Malcolm ACADEME STAFF, l 938-1939 Editor-i1z4Chicf, Herbert Gordon lsszstanl Fdztor, Tom Reilly I zterzny Edztor, Barbara Fuller Poctrx Fdztor, Arlene Greene French Editor, Carl Sindermann Sczcnce Editor, Gordon Holmes Household flrts Editor, Ruth Hamer sports Editor, Eugene Mlein jokes Editor, Carl VVare Srhool Notes Editor, Jack MacDonald Exchange Editor, Norma Blanchard .-Ilzumii Editor, Patricia Maxwell Iiusilzess Manrtger, Bernhard Lindquist Faculty Adviser, Miss Mabel Tower Prrsulrnl C trl Sindermann PRO M ERITO SOCIETY St'I'TI'f1ll'j'-T7'l'IlSIlI'!'l'. 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