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

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ELEANOR VIRGINIA LIBARDI Interc-lass Basketball 2, 3 Softball 1 Capt. Interclass Basketball 2 Glee Club 4 Ebullient and lighthearted-a dance lover with an appreci- ative eye for Navy blues. Her exuberance has carried us through many a dreary day. ROBERT FORREST LOOMIS Band 1. 2 Glee Club 4 Tall with a crew Cut -witty-full of fun-a big smile for all-that's Bob. He wishes to become a dentist. Better have a large waiting room, Bob! CHESTER ANTHONY LUCZYNSKI President of Home Room 3, 4 Vic-tory Corps 2 First Aid Club 3 Traditorial Staff 2. 4 Map Reading Club 4 Blonde hair, blue eyes, friendly smile-that's Chet, another one of the happy-go-lucky boys from Trade School. He drives his own car from Stamford to school everyday. Where there's a good time, he's in it. LORRAINE ALBINA LUSSIER Interclass Basketball 1, 2 Home Nursing Club 3 Softball 1, 2 Victory Corps 2 Glee Club 4 Service Corps 4 Friendly disposition-gay laugh-sincere-courteous-ardent rooter at all the games-athletic-our fun-loving Lorraine. ORLANDO ROCCO MAGNIFICO Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Interclass Football Z3 Varsity Football 1, 4 First Aid Club 3 Interclass Baseball 1 Drivers' Club 4 lnterclass Basketball 1 Quiet and reserved at times, loud and noisy at others, Midge is sure to be present whenever a group of fellows gather. Pop- ular, athletic and industrious in his school work, he has made the most of his four years at Drury. l.l.. t. 'g X as 1 ' -2 ' .J - , -...iw .- uf ,,'- f,.s'a ff A-+ i ': .. F: at L' 74 , 'ffffi H . 4111.31 a fri gf ., 2-i2 :'- ' f 7 r . tg W ' A-, '. 3 1 N , NOV. 19, 1943-We did it-or rather they did-our football team won the championship after -an undefeated season.

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ADA HAZEL MCLAGAN Academe Typist 4 Home Nursing Club 3 Secretary of Gym Club 1 Gym Club 1 A pretty, sandy-haired lass with a variety of attractive clothes. Though she is quiet she is friendly. A ready smile, dimples and witty replies characterize this Scotch maid. ALLEN EUGENE MCLAIN Victory Corps 2 First Aid Club 3 Whois got something to stick my hair down with? , tells us Allen is near. Here's a well dressed fellow with hair difTicul- ties. Eased were his worries for the duration when -the Navy gave him a porky . Allen is better known to us in Trade School -as Mac. ANTHONY MELILLO Radio Club 3 Drivers' Club 4 Reputed to be his father's outstanding son, Tony modestly explains that is probably because he is the only son. It is for sounder reasons than this, nevertheless, that he has won the friendship of all who have met him. Though Tony's future is undecided, we would not be surprised if we found ourselves reading: Are you frail, sickly, etc., desirous of a manly build? Then try A. Melillo's correspondence course. Builds muscles fast. s ROY LEON MODLINGER Representative Student Council 1 Interclass Basketball 1, 2. Class President 2 Student Council 1, 2 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Pliotography Club 3 Co-Captain 4 Class Play 4 Co-Manager Track 3 1 R As co-captain of the football team and prominent in inter- class sports, Roy may be classified as one of our best athletes. His pleasing personality, pleasant smile and happy-go-lucky attitude has won him many friends here, there and everywhere. CAROL MARIE MOLLOY Nu Sigma Epsilon 2, 3 Pro Mierito 4 'l'raf'lic' Corps 4 Class Book Staff 4 Academe Staff 4 Thumbs Up Club 4 Bacteriology Club 3 Service Corps 3, 4 Victory Corps 2 Class 1'lay-Property Committee 4 'Five feet two with eyes of blue, -a petite miss with a talent for mischief-making. She is the prankster of the Service Corps, -and a constant tease to all concerned. Always in a hurry, she is never on time! Noted for her brilliant colors and red glasses, Carol enjoys every minute of her unpredictable life. 40 rwu gms 13 JAN. 14, 1944-Almost all of Drury's students are working-some for money-some fox pan 10 tic motives and others for an excuse to skip afternoon sessions.