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

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Z W9 3 ,ff HELENA CATHERINE FRANCIS lnlvrvlsiss liaskr-lliull Lf, Il, al Itzilifminiz Z! 5fH'I'l'l' 3 Yii-tnwy fmrps if fwlllll' 2, Sl llrivi-is' Vluh Il Skating.: Club L! ldlrsl ,tid Vlul, .1 Blond hair-irresistable laugh-excellent dancer-bubbling enthusiasm-devilish, fun-loving Sis . MARGARET LILLIAN GALIPEAU Class SE'l'l'Pl5ll'j'-'l'l'PilSlll'l'l' if Sf-wr:-ta1'y-'l'i'r-zisurv-i' nl' lJ,S..'-..A. 4 Class Vive l'l'er:idenl 3, 4 Sr-rvic-Q Vnrps 4 .Xss't Edilui' uf Class Hunk 4 Drivers' Vllllr Il lnlerf-lass Iizisketlmall l, 2 Class l'lay 4 Smwer l Yi:-tory Vnrps 2 Sflflllilll 1 f'al'e-teria Corps -l Gloe Club Nl Ski Club l The girl bubbling over with enthusiasm! Infectious giggle-- laughing eyes-enviable blonde hair-dependable-sincere- popular-pretty-and personality plus. Always ready to plan a good time and make it a success. Remember Lou in the Class Play?-Typical Peggy! LEWIS CARL GARENANI Varsity Track 4 Radio Club 3 lnterclass Track 4 Drivers' Club 4 A man's best friend is his dogn, and Lew , a dog-gonned good fellow, is one of the friendliest boys in our class. His desire to ge-t off the beaten path has often times sent him into the woods where he loves to bide his time by joking while sit- ting around a roaring' campfire. Because, of his cleverness in radio, Lew may adopt it as his future means of employment. PAUL HENRY GENESI Class Room Oflice 4 First Aid Club 3 lnteri-lass Basketball 3, 4 Vic-tory Corps 2 Howling Club 2 Map Reading Club 4 Paul is known to us as the class sheik and is well liked by all. What little he lacks in classroom intelligence is readily made up by his looks and his pleasing personality. FLORENCE THERESA GHIDOTTI First Aid Club 3 Cafeteria Corps 4 Drivers' Club 4 Air Raid lVarden 3 If silence were gold-en, Florence would be a millionaire, for she is one of our quiet belles of pleasing manner and friendly disposition. Flo is better known to many of us as the second third of Giusti-Ghidotti-Zappone Inc. Her good looks and cheery attitude have won her a host of friends during her four years at Drury. NOV 14, 1942-The dedication of the service flag in tribute to all of our boys serving our country 1n the armed forces.

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LORRAINE REGINA FIERRO Interclass Baseball 1 Victory Corps 2 Interclass Basketball 2 Skating' Club 2 Bowling Club 2 Glee Club 4 Soccer 1 This mischievous blue-eyed bundle of fun has the most pep and vitality ever seen. H-er jokes never seem to be stale when she tells them. We never fail to hear Lorraine's hearty laugh through the corridors or in class. For such a jolly creature there can be nothing but success ahead. MARVIS ELAINE FLOYD Traffic Corps 3. 4 ' Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 Interc-lass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain of Cheerleaders 4 Bowling Club 1 Glee Club 4 Student Council 1 Cafeteria Corps 4 Class Play 4 ' First Aid Club 3 Service Corps 2, 3, 4 Home Room Omcer 1 Gym Club 1 'Victory Corps 1 Skating' Club 2 i Come on kids, let's go! Valuable asset to cheering squad- independent-poised-smart apparel-never dateless-fine school spirit, that's our Marv. ELAINE BERTHA FOUNTAIN Adams High School Glee Club 4 Glee Club 1 Drivers' Club 3 lnterclass Basketball 1 Cafeteria Corps 4 Drama Club 1 Meet Nan-popular-jolly-witty-good dancer-humorous an- tics-loyal supporter of all Drury activities. She might be described as the girl who can pull the most boners , but Nan doesn't mindg she laughs with us. LORRAINE EVA FOUNTAIN Adams High School Drama Club 1 Glee Club 1 Glee Club 4 Interclass Basketball 1 Drivers' Club 3 Always in the midst of any cheerful crowd-gay-personality galore-an abundance of school spirit-popularity-sweet smile -and true femininity. All the qualities that are bes-t in a girl are found in Lor, a typical Druryite! WILBUR HERBERT FOX Photography Club 3 Interclass Basketball 2, 3 Drivers' Club 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 A jolly, jovial sort of a fellow, with always a joke up his sleeve. That's happy-go-lucky Will. He's a smooth dancer- fond of sports-and has an A-1 personality. Need more be said? ISE 'wr' cs-gs: ' flffj p b .1 A . -, X 1 r xx ,X .. .5 bl-iff '- L .SX 'i .1--.-:Ny 1 H !..,.7v.,.., h -5 ., 1. YV. ,ll t . OCT. 29, 1942-The Freshmen-Sophomore Frolic in which many of our more talented membeis participated.

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BERNARJD WILLIAM GILMORE Varsity Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Intern-lass Trac-lc 2, 3 Co-Captain 4 Student Council 2. 2 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 3 Interclass Baseball 1 'Drivers' Club 4 Interc-lass Basketball 1, 2. 3 Cabbage's jovial smile, winning personality and handsome hairdc, have w-on him many friends throughout his four years at Drury. His valuable assistance on the grid as co-captain as well as his baseball ability will certainly be missed in future years. NANCY JOEJEPHINE GIUSTI Traffic Corps 4 First Aid Club 3 Class Book Staff 4 Drivers' Club 4 Softball 1 Cafeteria Corps 4 Sturlent Council 4 Air Raid XVarden 3 Smooth dancing-sparkling eyes-buoyant personality-an unassuming air-these and many more characterize our Nancy, whose ready wit and hearty laughter will for years to come re.- echo through the noble halls of Drury. EDWARD HINSDALE GLEASON, JR. Photography Club 3, 4 Quiet and hardworking, but pleasant and full of fun. Eddie is sure to succeed in any task he may undertake. JUNE MARY GLEASON Nu Sigma Epsilon 2. 3 First Aid Club 3 Pro Merito 4 Drivers' Club 4 s ok Staff 4 Academe Staff 4 Clais Bo Class Book Typist 4 That petite miss of the Commercial class. Sincere-depend- able-enviable report cards. A1-though she appears rather quiet, her friends will tell you she never mis.ses a good time. BARBARA JOAN GRAHAM Vit-tory Corps 2 This cheerful, happy-go-lucky lass has gone placidly through Drury accomplishing her own ambitions as well as helping to lighten the burdens of others. Drury will miss its ever-ready helper. . wr 4 1 r 'Shi .unqj FEB. 7, 1943-We welcomed our new superintendent, Mr. Richard Anketell. -5 , 1.1,- FEB. 20, 1943-Mr. Scarpitto, one of our most esteemed faculty members left for the Aimy