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

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. . f 'sig SEPT. 6, 1944-Back to school we had done a good job so far. ANNA FLORENCE PESSOLANO First Aial Club fl Anna is a tiny Miss with an animated smile and big brown eyes. Her mischievous antics and her witty remarks have won her a wide circle of friends here at Drury, for to know her is to like her. RITA EVELYN PESSOLANO Tnlerwlas:-: Baseball l Sum-pi' l lntervlass liasketball 2 Home Nursing Club fi Rita is one of the most popular of Druryites. Her frank brown eyes, ready laugh, good nature, crazy antics, clever remarks have made many friends for her, quickly and easily, throughout her four years. With a deep knowledge of science and mathematics her ambition is in the line of aviation. ROBERT JASON PIERCE Varsity Football 3. 4 T,l1OlUHl'2'l1'll'ly Club Il Varsity Track 4 Drivers' Club 4 lntervlass Basketball 2, 3 lnterm-lass Track 3 Student Council Vice Presiflent 3 Noisy, witty, and the life of any party are words that best describe Bob. Baldy, as he is more affectionately called, is one of the most friendly and popular boys at Drury. Quite a foot-- ball player, too-eh what? WILLIAM GEORGE PINSONNAULT Home Room Sec-.-Treasurer 2. 3 Victory Corps 2 Interelass Basketball 3, 4 Traclitorial Staff 2, 3 Bowling Club 2 First Aid Club 2 Map Reading' Club 4 Bill the play boy of the Trade School. Not bad looking- great personality-a good friend. FRANCES YVONNE POLUMBO Chief Marshal. Service Corps 4 Traffic Corps 4 Bowling Club 2 Glee Club 4 Qt l t C 'l 4 Home Room Officer 1. 3. 4 Cheerleader 4 Captain J.V. Cheerleaders 4 Vice President D. S. A. A. 4 Class Play-Stage Manager 4 4 Llf9T1 OUIICI Bacteriology 3 Dancing School Teacher 4 Service Corps 4 At a game or at a social, in the classroom or in the corridor, Fran is usually found in the center of fun. A friend in need is a friend indeed -that's Fran-a friend of everyone. Why? Because she powesses-personality-looks-clothes-and a good sense of humor. with the satisfaction of knowing it was om' last year and that

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JAMES EDWARD NICHOLS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Interc-lass Basketball 3 Swing Band 1, 2, 3 Traffic Corps 4 Pliotograpliy Club 3, 4 Oh! There goes that man who has made many a young damse1's heart flutter. You guessed right-it's Jim. This versatile fellow has often played the tr-ombone in the band or even the sax-who knows? And where would one find a better disposition and a broader smile? HELEN MARIE OSBORN Bowling Club 3 Home Nursing Club 3 Tall, attractive, full of vim and joviality. Another well dressed girl leaves the portals of Drury. FRANCES J OSEPHINE PAPPAS Bowling Club 2, 3. President Vic-tory Corps 2 Glee Club 4 Drury Minstrel 3 Drivers' Club 3 Poppy and her smooth sweater-and-skirt combinations- sparkling smile and laughing brown eyes-infectious, high- pitched giggle-talent for mischief. DANIEL DUNCAN PEIRCE Home Room Officer 3 First Aid Club 2 lnterclass Basketball 3, 4 Map Reading Club 4 Bowling Club 2 Traditorial Staff 2, 3, 4 Victory Corps 2 Red hair-flashing smile-ready for fun. An asset to the Trade School basketball team-that's Danny. EUNICE CLARE PERLMUTTER 'Fraflic Corps 4 Drivers' Club 3 Class Book Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Interclass Basketball 1, 2 Service Corps -l Sorcer l. 2 Victory Corps 2 Softball 1, 2, 4 Cafeteria Corps 4 Senior Class Play 4 Who doesnlt know Eunice? Not many, I'll wager. Full of good fun-pleasing personality-petite, but not unnoticed. A definite asset to the class play she has proven to be an excellent actress in addition to all her other capabilities. JUNE 17, 1944-The last day of school of the season and full-fledged Seniors. . . , ,ff ,af -5 . of OLII' Junior Year. Now we HTG

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ROGER ALAN PRINCE Varsity Football 1 Photography Club 4 Glee Club 4 - Gwoc, a big, hunk of boy with a glint in his eye, topped off by a luscious cr-op of curly hair. Our man joined the Navy before graduation. BARBARA HEPBURN REESE Class Book Staff 4 Home Nursing Club 3 Glee Club 4 Home Room Officer 3 Class Book Typist 4 Barb is petite-never dateless-a Whiz at 'typing-sincere- loveable-plays the piano Well-has enviable marks and la host of friends. ,, U Qi, we ROBERT FLOYD RENNELL - ' First Aid Club 3 Victory Corps 2 -f Traclitorial Staff 3, 4 - P Bob is one of the Traditorial's key men. It W-as through his clever sketching that many of 'the Traditorial's cartoons origi- 'f f nated. He is probably the only one in Trade School bestowed with this talent. In the shop, Rabbit can hold his own with Q any of the others. ' DONALD ROBERT RICHARDSON Interclass Basketball 3, 4 Victory Corps 2 B vi' C1112 F -tA'lCll 3 . , n'Ig1xr3 Tziafiisgl Club 4 M H ul Q. A ef J f . X tl Here is one of the swell fellows that has honored the Trade ' L School with his presence. He is very sociable and is a good basketball player. Don was a regular on the Trade School basketball team. His classmates call him Professor. EDWIN MARK ROSASCO Ed-a quiet, friendly, likeable, reliable, modest, tall, well dressed, good natured fellow. SEPT. 19, 1944-Dick Ziter was elected to serve us again as President. Our other oflicers were: Vice-President, Margaret Galipeaug Secretary-Treasurer, Louise Vivaldi, and Representative to the Student Council, Alfred Corbo.