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

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JEAN LOIS SHARRON Bowling Club 2 ViC'f0l'Y COYDS 2 Drive,-S' Club 3 Service Corps l. 2 Glee Club 4 Know Jean? Of course we do! She is everyone's friend. She's gay, lively, always willing to share in everything. Jean's lovely long hair, sparkling eyes and pleasing smile will always remain in the mem-orie.s of our years at Drury. She is entering La Salle College in the fall. Our l-oss is La Salle's gain. CLAIRE MARY SHERRY Nutrition Club 2 Victory Corps 2 First Aid Club 3 Claire is quiet, studious, friendly, and a good sport. W-e pre- dict .she'll be a great success in her nursing career. BETTY RAE SHIRE Mixing her recipe for fun with hiking, dancing, and laughing, Bet-ty also has friendliness for everyone. Her smile, pleasant ways and bright red hair are her own specialties, well lmown to all her 'tpalsf' MARY ANN CATHERINE SICILIANO Glee Club 4 Victory Corps 2 Here is the vivacious, happy-.go-lucky life of our class, Mary Ann. Her laughter is spontaneous and can be ea.sily recognized. Everyone knows her and everyone likes her. Never lose that sense of humor-it has helped to spread a great deal of sunshine ROBERT PAUL SINDERMAN Service Corps 4 Bob, shy and quiet, but an all round boy can be found with his books or his hockey, or any j-ob around that needs 'to be done efliciently. , 1 gil rs.. I. JAN. 29, 1945-Mid-years and if we are lucky the last we shall have to take at Diuii MAR. 28, 1945-The Glee Club under the direction of Miss Armstrong presented the Cfintati March to Calvary to welcome friends and parents to Open House at Drury.

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'NV Rif- . a Q A 4' INEZ EDNA RUBY liimliliu Vluh 2. 51 llonu- Nursing: Vlul. Ii Viv-lm-y l'ul'ps 3 l ir:+I ,kill Vlub -1 Inie is a Winsome. brown-eyed. smiling Miss ful of vim. vigor and vitality, who has a way of making friends with every- one. She is the best antidote for a casa of the blues . She likes dancing but her favorite sports are swimming and horse- back riding. BETTY ANN RYAN 'I'r:ifFc- Forps 4 Vlziss Play 4 Howling f'lub 2, 3 Drivers' f'luh 2 Glee Fluh 4 llrury Minstrel Ii Victory Corps 2 A charming lass with an engaging personality-a true friend to all who know her-'tMrs. Purcell of the Class Play-can be depended upon to keep the ball of conversation rolling-shy and quiet, perhaps until you get to know her-that's our Betty- LAWRENCE MOSES ST. CYR Quiet and reserved in his manner, LaWrence's dreamy aspect on life is sure to mean great things to come. ELIZABETH MARIE SALTAMARTINI Class Book Typist 4 Bacteriology Club 3 Although quiet, unassuming and modest, Betty has won many friends by her good disposition, ready smile, and sense of humor. Besides reading good books, she also enjoys music, sports, movies and the confidence of all her friends. RAYMOND WILLIAM SCERBO Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that Ray dashing by? Some think he's quiet but there are others who know better. Strictly masculine and a gentleman through and through, Ray has won many friends iboth male and femaleb during her career at Drury. DEC 27 1944-The gala occasion of the season-the Junior-Senior Prom. DEC 7 and 8, 1944-The acting ability of our class was demonstrated in the presentation of Spring Fever to a capacity audience on two nights.

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i V3 rfrx ' SM .Iwi Q L, - .ig-'Y at dl Ji 5 A 1, F Y 'if f se re- '-r 4 f ab , ,, , f .W ,ay t .Q s f . . t . ya. Ts V4 ofa. .iff 2 - ' , Q .rm .. ,.',,, . , 'f' . .a.....r..K.,. ..., M. .,,,N..., .. . ROBERT DEXTER SMITH Nu Hilllllfl ldlisllun 15, I4 Int:-rf-lzms It:n:4f-bull I. 2 'l'i':n.lIlc t'm'p:4 4 SIIIIIPIII f'fll.lH1'il 25. fl lclliilll'-iF!-4'llil'l' ol' Clams Hunk -1 Sr-rvii-1+ r'm'p:1 Zi liusincss Muvmprv-V ol' Ac:uI4-mu 4 Il, S. A. A, l'rf-sill'-nl -1 Varsity lfmitlmll I, 2. Zi, -i Ylvlnry Vurps 2 lnterclziss lialslulllmll l. if Bob is a model Drury student-studious-cheerfuY--friendly- good looking-athletic-and a good leader. But then who wouldn't follow Smitty? Many Drury activities have had Bob's personal management-and therefore have always been suc- cessful twell-almost always.J Drury will miss Smitty and his three muskateers-Burgess, Pierce, and Bunting-for the three Bobs and a ripple.J RUTH VENICE SPENCER 'Fradic Corps 4 f'hcerlc1'flei' 2. H, 4 Intern-lass Basketball 1 Choir l, 2 Secretary-Treasurer ul' Glee Club 4 Student Council 4 A charming Miss-attractive-mischievous-always cheerful- in the center of a good time or an impish prank. At the games as a cheerleader she has led us through many victories. Ever here her sing? Well, she can and plans to train to be a voice specialist. GERALD J. SULLIVAN Home Room Ofhce 3, 4 Map Reading Club 4 Interclass Basketball 3, 4 'Frarlitorial Staff 3, 4 First Aifl Club 3 Gerry is the only fellow in Trade School that is a St. Joseph High School alumnus. He left St. Joseph to attend classes at the Trade School and has fared very well in both shop and classroom. Tenacious and ambitious he never starts any job that he knows he can't iinish. STANLEY TASKIN Stan's ability to make friends and keep them has reaped him one of the greatest profits he could have attained at Drury. Stan is quiet, but likeab.e and interested in all events, especi- ally athletics. EVELYN BEATRICE TATRO Academe Staff 4 Softball 1. 2 Class Book Typist 4 Drivers' Club 3 Basketball 1, Captain 2 Gym Club 1 Soccer 1, 2 Academe Typist 2 You no doubt know our blushing Evie by this time. Her sunny smile and disposition have won her a host of friends. Her numerous articles in the Academe prove she has both a witty and serious side. APRIL 14 and 15, 1945-Guest Day at State Teachers College for interested Drury Seniors. MAY 11, 1945-The Senior Cabaret-For the first time in our history the gymnasium was turned into a night club with floor show and all.