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

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HERBERT WILLIAM JOHNSON Varsity Basketball 3 Interclass Baseball 1, 2 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 3 Interc-lass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Team 4 Interc-lass Football 1 Ski Club 4 Interclass Track 3 Skating Club ZZ Sports and having a good time take up most of Herbfs school life, but occasionaly he iinds time for some homework. With his ear to ear grin and wisecracks, he certainly is a prominent member of our class. First Aid IRENE ORA JONES Club 3 Victory Corps 2. 3 Her calm, cool, and quiet manners will be well remembered. Such a hard, diligent worker will surely succeed. Glee Club ELINOR MARY KEATING 4 Victory Corps 2 Home Nursing Club 3 Ellie has a sweet, baby-face, and' is very quiet. Her reserv- edness, however, has gained her many lasting friends, for they know her dependability. She enjoys sports and attends all the games, pitching in for Drury. RALPH FRANKLIN KENYON Varsity Track 1. 3 Inter:-lass Trac-k 3 First Aid Club 3 Friendly and enjoyable-a date lover who dates 'em far and near. With that seriousness, dependability and subtle sense of humor a good future lies ahead. MARGUERITE IONE KINGSLEY Bowling' Club 2 Victory Corps 2 Glee Club 4 First Airl Club 2 Home Nursing Club 3 Class Play Ass't Stage Manager 4 Herefs that girl again bubbling over with vim, vigor and vitality. Rosy complexion-shining smile-soft blonde hair and -you guessed it-blue eyes.. In ia group of girls bent on misi- chief, you'l1 usually rind Marguerite in the center. JUNE 23, 1943-First day of our summer vacation. ft-w is Y' pe 'Fvs KT' Q 'W' Q1 SEPT. 12, 1943-Once more we elected our class oflicers-President, Richard Zitei Vice Pxesi dent, Margaret Galipeaug Secretary-Treasurer, Louise Vivaldi and Representative to the Student Council, Alfred Corbo.

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. 1-in .NSN-N 1 MARGARET MARY GREENE lnleiwlzisss lizlskellmll Co-Cap. 4 Skating Fluh 2 Howling: Club 1 First Aivl Vlul, 3 Sofllmll 4 Vvm Club l film-P Club 4 Victory Corps 2 1 Hear that laugh? Ah-yes, that's Marg , carefree, mis- chievous and everybocly's pal. S'he's bound to be the center of attraction anywhere we find her. GEORGE HABERSETZER, JR. Traffic' Corps 3, 4 lntervlass 'l'rur'k 1, 3, 4 lnierrlass liuskethzill 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Ski Team Captain 4 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Class Play 4 Student Council 3. 4 Home Room Officer 4 Drury Minstrel 2. 3 Prom Committee 4 Varsity Track 1, 3, 4 Habesnatcher't, Alka Seltzer and other distortions of his name have no-t disturbed George in the least, proving that he can take it. Together with such patience George has sin- cerity and a personality which make him one of the most like- able member.s of 45 . MARY FRANCES HANLON Class Book Typist 4 Softball 2. 3 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3 Victory Corps 2 Captain 4 First Aid Club 3 Bowling Club 3 Drivers' Cluli 4 Our Irish lass, who is constantly in hot water, has an intense interest in the out-of-doors and is also active in sports. Her natural curly hair is the envy of the girls. Her interest lies in the field of journalism. WILLIAM PAUL HURLBUT Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Class Book Staff 4 Pro Merito 4 Academe Staff 4 Trafhc Corps 4 Our Paul is intelligent, reliable and friendly. His slow but thorough manner usually netted him highest honors on report card clay. His -astuteness is surely an inspiration. SHIRLEY ANN JENNINGS Giee ciub 4 First Aid Club 3 Shirl, our petite miss with an alert manner has made many friends here at Drury. Her sincerity and pleasing personality, assets of which she -can be proud, will aid her .to no end as she leaves our school. MAR 11 1943-Our class rings arrived. Remember how proud We felt to wear them? JUNE 17 1943-We bade farewell to two more members of the faculty-Mr. Howard who Joined the Army and Mr. Eldridge who joined the Navy.

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BARBARA ANNE KIRBY Intl-rr-I:'sN lislrflu-tlrzill I, Ji l4:u'Iu-rirnlugn' Vluh Ii til:-o Club -1 Barb, jolly and always ready to smile, has worked hard here and leaves Drury with a sigh. WILLIAM MOSES KIRBY, JR. ,Q Varsity Baseball ...anager 2 I'Iiotoi.:raphy Club 4 ,. xv! R lntervlass Hasketlmll Hzinfl 1, 2, 3 7 tri-me st-imfili 3 ski moi, 1. :, 4 g ww 1 ,-H, Bill, with the friendly smile and hearty greeting is also a former member -of Trade School. He plays the drum in the . 'M .-'V Ka., . 'f Drury Band, and has an orchestra of his own. I In 1. i . I WALLACE EDWARD KONOPKA Class Ofiiice 3 Map Reading Club 4 lnterc-lass Basketball 3, 4 ' Victory Corps 2 X First Aid Club 3 Trarlitorial Staff 3, 4 To us in Tra-de School, Wally is rated as tops. A good ball 5 player and a wit in the classroom are characteristics of Wally. '33-7 , . . . L . I His dark red harr and lusty grin at.ract many a girl. I ar, 3 MARIE VIRGINIA LAMARRE Interc-lass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Co-Captain 4 First Aiwl Club 3 Soccer 1, 2 Victory Corps 2 Howling Club 3, 4 Class play 4 Softball 1. 2. 3, 4 Sparkling brown eyes, ia cheerful smile, a pleasant person- ality, an infectious laugh, a likeable and wonderful sport. Her zest for sports, above all basketball, makes up our Marie. Her wonderful performance in the Class Play will ever remain in our memory. 127 DORIS EMILY LANGER Class Book Staff 4 Bowling Club 3 Class Book Typist 4 Softball 2. 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 First Aid Class 3 Drivers' Club 4 Victory Corps 2 We A smart little girl, f5'2 J, noted for witty remarks, which, thank goodness, are not always heard by the teachers. She is the source of over half the devilment in the commercial classes. She does have a serious side, but it has been in storage for the las-t four years. OCT. 1, 1943-The Freshmen Reception-No, No, No, the Freshmen aren't supposed to jitter- ug-at least not better than the Juniors.