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

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HOPE I went fishing in the brook Hope to catch a fish on my hook. I dangle my line in the stream Hope tho fish are on the beam, l feel a nibble on my line Hope this fish will soon be mine. Ed Wright u w x C the poets have taken all liberties, at hood by license,D in NEWS FLASH, A 1-byg Miss Wadsworth, good luck, your new endeavors, 1i L , nRayn Bissaillon, who has been confined to St. Luke's Hospital, is now on the mend. The baseball squad is out. Good clouting fellows - nothing but the flag. .l-Q nTeen Townn, is once more on the move. ' cs for a good season. 1-1-1-u-1.--.1-.-..1.1.g F:'d Perry has accepted a position as 'T'n- Guardn at Coney Island. We hope Jheyn are all pretty, Fred. Dsn't forget - no school- April 19th. -11:-+19- Your SAFETY is often in your own hands. -1l-an-----Q--v-..1iq To Haayd Collier -- Well done, my lad. 1 .gr U DON'T YOU WISH? As we of the second graduating class of Trade School leave its doors for the last time, we leave to the succeeding class, the following rights and privileges, l. Instead of taking in another class of boys we suggest that a co-ed class be admitted. It would make classes more interesting. Don't you think? 2. A smoking room should be installed and keys distributed to pupils only. 3. Seeing the difficulty involved in every printing of the Traditorial, we Jill the class a brand new automatic printing press operated by buttons. 4, In the classroom a clock that will keep timegl 5, To the wolves we Will a book of HTH Stamps so that their gallivanting can continue. 6, A set of Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck films to brighten the day. 7. A new set of book ends for Mr, Coughlin's desk, Cast iron blocks are poor substitutes, aren't they? 8, A new basketball for the gym period One that will bounce. 9, Out of the goodness of our hearts we Seniors have decided to let the Juniors take our girls out. Ask Wally? lil-'I The names of characters used in all Traditorial, fiction and semi-fiction are fictitious, All grammatical errors may be chalked up as typographical. '