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

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CLASS WILL State of Massachusetts Berkshire County As the day of graduation draws nearer, we, the class of 1942, do we Fowler 2 Mr, hereby declare the following to be our last will and testament. . do bequeath these legacies to our faculty and successors in Drury, Our appreciation for helping to make our four years at Drury pleasant ones. hr. Cameron: One box seat at the next UQuiz Kidsu performance. Mr, Chambers: A sound proof music room and one gold edged album of records by Glenn Hiller, Hr, Charles: A pretty female caddy to carry his golf clubs and one box of white shoe polish to keep those saddles so spotless, hiss Chatfield: An album of records by Gene Krupa. hr. Clarks A free correspondence course in criminology. hiss Collier: A pair of ear muffs which will soften those so often Hr, Durnin: used excuses which the girls still employ, A less garrulous senior home room next fall and less difficulty in planning the Senior Prom, Miss Flaherty: A Home Guard who'll take her place in the cafeteria Miss Geddes hiss Grosso Mr, Hartley dr. Hosley: Mr, Howard: Miss Lanoue Hiss Lunney Mr. McCann: to see that no one jumps the line. A mandate to order an unlimited supply of ice cream to appease the anger of the members of second lunch. Permission to establish a dating bureau, An urge to fight for a coke machine Cin the cafeterial at the first Student Council meeting next fall. A uniform to add a militaristic touch to his gym classes A class astute enough to appreciate his subtle humor, One new typewriter which will always be kept in the library, and one automatic typist. A years subscription to nLife of a Fishermanu by Hr, Reilly. A position in the Office of Production Management, Hrs. Mchillins Yale locks on all the doors in Room 23 to keep in- truders out, Miss Hchultys Our version of the foreign situation and those memor- able short quizzes. Kiss Monahan: A revised itinerary due to the gasoline problem.

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:Bart 2 Mr. Murray: A victory garden. Mr. Nichols: A round of applause for his success with the Drury Swing Band. Mr. Eldridge: A clever Academe staff and more contributions in the box on the second floor. Mr. Pratt: One box of colored crayons. Mr. Reilly: One dozen American Beauty Roses. Miss Ringdahl: A summer theatre in which to house her successful drama club. Mr. Rosch: A complete list of the members of the remaining classes who are most likely to leave school for a brief outing. Mr: Royal: The memory of two tiring but exciting nights of the Class Play, nThe Goose Hangs High.H Mr. Scarpitto: An eight day week so that he can complete his activities. Miss Scully: The promise that the bell which announces the second lunch period shall henceforth sound on time. Miss Sherman: A seat at the peace conference, and the right to deal with the Axis in her own way. Mr. Sinclitico: An economics class with intelligent, mature A Mr. Steuer: A row boat Miss Miss Miss Mr. pupils. on Lake Pontoussac to make his fishing trips more enjoyable. . 'boy to keep her supplied with newspapers, , and erasers. Sullivan: A chore pencils Tangley: Splints and bandages for her first-aid classes. Temple: Three extra sugar ration books for her cooking classes. Trudeau: Priority rating on the chemicals needed in the lab. Mr. Warren: Push button control over the blackboards in the Glas Glas Glas Glas word chemistry lab, S Of l9h3:' Thelair of sophistication handedJt6 assay the . .rn . cclass of 'hl. s of l9bh: The right to dance in the gym during lunch f periods. s of 1945: The guardianship of the freshmen and the dignity of the upperclassmen. s of l9h6: The assurance that four years is not such a long time. We, the class of l9h2, do leave as stated above all our ly possessions. Betty Tanner Leo Anderson Marjorie Hickman