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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1962 volume:

1 S v. 1 J Th Class of I 962 NATHANITE Drury High School North Adams M h Close friends and casual acquaintances bring back innumerable pleasant memories which will be cherished throughout the future. We trust that all present friendships will be continued hereafter. CONTENTS Our administrators, faculty and stall' inc-mbrrrs have guided us along tlir- paths 1 of righteousness to enable us to reach our goals in life. For their unselhsh sacrince we shall be forever grateful. K l 1 I I I V I Drury has always been noted for fine tearns. Our generation has at- teinptecl to carry on this tradition, while at the same time enjoying intramural and interscholas-tic sports as an essential part of our education. Accomplishments of a personal, school or community nature resulted from these meetings. From 8:13 to 9:00 A.M. and after school hours, many busy workers have spent much time on useful or educational enterprises. 2 FOREWORD Books are keys to Wisdomls treasures, Books are keys to lands of pleasures, Books are paths that upward lead, Books are friends, come let us read. Books are means to joyous daysg Books are friendsg come let us gaze. Welcome to our 1962 Nathanite. With the idea of presenting the past year's oc- currences in a memorable manner we have worked that our book might be per- fect even to the smallest detail. Before it was finished, we realized that all our dreams had not come true. However, as our founder and namesake, Nathan Drury, clung to his vision of a better future, so we have fostered our hopes of perfection, which have culminated in this Nathanite of 1962. Silhouettes were chosen for our division pages to symbolize those whom we know and shall always remember as the years go by - even if particular names and faces do grow obscure. Each of these figures is looking heavenward to signify our never-ending pursuit of the epitome of success, the acme of happiness and the joys of paradise. The creation of any book is an adventure - an adventure into which one enters with all possible zest and zeal. So it was that the Nathanite Staff set out to create a new yearbook, one which might reflect the ardent spirit of the Drury High School Class of 1962, and radiate some of its ideals in the pages of a book. May each page recall some of this spirit and some of these ideals to your memory. After four enjoyable years together we have come to the sad parting of ways. Our senior prom, class night and all graduation ceremonies have brought oc- casions of rejoicing with melancholy overtones. May we be together many times in the years ahead to relive all that is pictured within this volume. We are most thankful to those whose loyal support has made this book possible. All are urged to patronize the business establislmuems which have their services advertised herein. Some have memories of part-time employment in them, while all recall the courtesy with which we have been received. 3 1 MEMQRIAM On January 27, 1962, Mr. Guy E. Cameron, retired Vice-Principal of Drury High School, passed away. May each student in the Class of 1962 always keep a cherished place in his memory for this unforgettable faculty member. DEDICATIO With deep appreciation for his beneficial guidance, his as- sistance so willingly rendered, and his untiring and faithful friendship, we, the Class of 1962, dedicate our Yearbook to Mr. Paul O. Gravel. 5 t,,,.?.....l FIRST ROW: Mr. Cullen, Mayor Florini, Mr. Petri, Mr. Beall. SECOND ROW: Superintendent Taylor, Mr. Bryson. Missing: Mrs. Bacon, Mr. Nassif. SCHOCL COMMITTEE Our School Committee is not seen by our students in everyday school life, but plays a very important part in the school,s function. Balancing the budget while wrestling with the necessity of securing new equipment for our school, alleviating the problem of overcrowded rooms, securing new teachers, planning new building and expansion programs . . . and the list goes on as the duties of our School Com- mittee members increase from year to year. Through long and tedious meetings, this group tries to help our community - the ci-ty of North Adams. X QQ, iq f J JW'-i, W X ,f,P 4' x- 57 U l ,l n 3 ra I 1 lksggwsg :xii 5 X I 2 3 - , - 4 1 L, N ' Li 5 1 , fs, S1 E? .. yy' if K 5 ' R , x . -. '. -fi .1-I J. 1 agw ' x 4 4,-2335592 ia 1 5' lf.: 522' N- ,IX , E QA X v ' . , 'xx r y 1 , . x ' I Mrs Bell +4 Dr. Taylor SUPERINTENDENT V! jig? f W .,.,,v,, . i,Q...: E,: .,.,,N..WM..,..,X-f ' ' , Q ,.....-,,,,V,,., ...mv 4 , fa , . x 1 1 ,,W,W,,,,.,,.,,M4, V z fi ' 'f'WMW w ' 2,5 f, ,ZZ , ,syf ff, 'J gfj gap-',.3-A , Af ff mrww ' 9 4 ,1 Q, , . , , , o . , 2 4 ,,. A ? ., T fa,-u-1:,. .. MM ' Y 191. 'K f an vw ' ,. -A ., nf- .M-. , - 1 .:. mmm-1.',:1.v 1- - f' -1 ':' Har: 1 - Mr. Dean Mrs. DesCognets 5' ff 1 774'Zt:'f3' fW1f'f2 - - A . s AW Mrs. Brown Mr. Johnson Mr. Diamond Mr. Cardillo s Mr. Gravel Mr. Lamarre Mrs. Lijeron 5 TRATION Mr. Rosse I Miss Cody, Mrs. Bousquet, Mr. Murray Mr. Merrigan Mr. Ouinlan Miss Murray Mr. Prevey Mrs. Whxtcomb Mr. Rorke Miss Ringdahl Mr. Starratt Mr. Sondrini MISS Lunney, Mr. Toupence, Mr. Trudeau HEADS OF Mr. Del Negro, Mr. Noel, Miss Stewart DEPARTMENT Mrs. Stenson Mrs. Temple I Mr. Symonds Mr. Whutcomb Mrs. Sweeney . f Mrs. Washburn X , P ag' ' lv, 'fggyu Y JACQUELYN LEE AUBIN Typing Club 2,3. THOMAS FRANCIS ARMBRUSTER Chorus 4. LAWRENCE FRANCIS BELLEAU Band 1,25 Gymnastic Club 45 Driverls Ed. 2. 16 CAROL ANN ABBOT Art Club 45 Driver's Ed. 35 Chess Club 4. JUDITH ANN BENEDETTI Academe 3,45 Class Sec. 2,35 Girls' V.P. 45 Exchange Group 45 Student Council 15 F.T.A. 35 Ski Team 15253, 45 Gym Leaders 25 -Interclass Basket- ball l,2,35 Senior Play 45 Nu Sigma, Honor Plaque 35 Girls' State 3. GARY LEE AMES Baseball 3,15 Football 2,3,45 Driver's Ed 45 Varsity Club 4. DIANE ELEANOR BLAIR Typing Club 2,35 Nu Sigma. LINDA MARY ARMSTRONG Typing Club 253. PATRICIA MARJORIE BEMIS Typing Club 2,3,4. ROBERT ARTHUR BEEBE Track 35 J.V. Basketball 25 J.V. Base- ball lg Baseball 2,45 Ski Club 43 Driver's Ed 3' Chess Club 41 Key Club 35 fTreas.j, Varsity Club 3. WAYNE ROBERT BRIERLY J.V. Football lg V. Football 2,3,4g Driver's Ed. 3g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Nu Sigma. Xin. JEAN MARJORIE BRIGHAM J.V. Baton Corps lg Varsity 2,3,4, fCO-Capt.j: Mech. Drawing Club 3g Driver's Ed. 2: Typing Club 43 Chess Club 45 Review Math 43 Pep Club 3: Soph. Frolic Comm. 2g Christmas Assembly 4. JAMES ALEXANDER BRYSON J.V. Basketball 23 J.V. Baseball 3: V. Football 34' Science Club 4: Chess Club 4. GARY EDWARD BOMBARDIER Yearbook 3,4, fManaging Ed.Jg Ex- change 4g Public Speaking Club 25 G.E. Day lg Nu Sigma. JANET LEE BUZZELL Yearbook 45 CSec.l Chorus 1: fTri- statej 2,33 Exchange 4: Art Club 35 fSec.J Prom Comm. 3g Senior Play 1 41 Playday 3,4. CAROL ANN BRIGGS Chorus 35 Handicraft Club 2,3 ,fiiilr N ROGER HARVEY BURDICK Gym Club 43 Drivefs Ed. 4. KEITH JOHN CHALMERS Yearbook Staff 3,4, CBus. Mgrlg F.T.A. 3,4g Chess Club 4g Senior Play 4g Freshman Assembly lg Christ- mas Assembly 4g Nu Sigma. 'PU ETHEL CHARLOTTE CHAMBERS Gym Leaders 2,3,4g Reading Club 2,3, 4: Senior Play Comm. 45 Christmas Assembly 4. DONALD CRAIG CHESBRO J.V. Basketball 15 J.V. Baseball 2,31 Interelass Basketball 2,3. PAUL ANDREW CATELOTTI Football 2,31 Ski Club l,2,3,4g Science Club 4g Chess Club 4. BRUCE ALAN CLEARY Chorus 45 Football 3,41 Basketball Mgr. 33 Ski Club '2.3,4: Key Club 3. 4: Senior Play 4. - CAROL LORENA CERMENARO Yearbook Staff 45 CPhotographerD: Chorus 45 Cooking Club 45 Driver Ed 35 Junior Play Comm. 35 Senior Play Comm 4. ELIZABETH ANNE CLERMONT Yearbook Staff 3,45 fBus. Mgr.j5 Ex- change 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Class ELIZABETH MAE CHAMBERS Gym Leaders 253,45 Art Club 3, Ctreasjg Reading Club 45 Senior Play 43 Christmas Assembly 45 Nu Sigma. treas. 45 Basketball 1,25 Chess Club 45 Speaking Club 21 Soph. Frolic Play 25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Christmas Assembly 3,45 Speaking Contest 25 Western Mass. District Chorus 3. MARCIA ELLEN CLARKE Drivers Ed. 3. ANTOINETTE JUNE CHENAIL Exchange 4: J.V. Cheerleader 1.2: Varsity 3,4, CCapt.jg Ski Club 3.4: Girls' Basketball 15 Art Club 41 Driver's Ed 2: Soph Frolic Comm. 2: Junior Play Comm. 41 Senior Play Comm 45 Christmas Assembly Comm. . l 2 1 I JUDITH ANNE DARLING Yearbook 3,4-, CManaging Ed.l5 Band l,2,3g Exchange 43 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Driver's Ed. 3g Adv. Voc. 2,3g Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Freshman Assembly lg G.E. Day Ig Christmas Assembly 45 Nu Sigmag Soph. Frolic Play 4, fDir.Dg Honor Jacket 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH DION 4? CAROL ANN DOUGLAS Art Club 4, Dr1vers Ed. 3, Chess Club 4. J X DAVID LAWRENCE COHEN Academe 4, CEditor-in-chieflg Chess Club 45 Key Club 4, fTreas.Jg G.E. Day lg Nu Sigma. F l 3 r GEORGE ARTHUR EMMONS ' JOHN FRANCIS CROFTS Track 45 Ski Club 45 Science Club 45 Chess Club 45 Key Club 3. SHIRLEY JOYCE ESTES Yearbook 45 Gym Leaders 25 Art Club 35 Driver's Ed. 45 Pep Club 2,35 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 3. ALFRED GENE DENAULT Nu Sigma. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE BA-RBARA ANN DURANT Yearbook 45 Chorus 15 Ski Club 1,25 Bowling Club 35 Gym Leaders 21 Driver's Ed. 25 Typing Club 3,45 Pep Club 35 Soph. Frolic Comm. 2. '23 f 'Sig I I I I ' ' I . . ,' I . L. I A I saw' . f 'iv' Emi 3 ' l DANIEL DOBBERT CAROLE ANN GIORGENTI F.T.A. 253,45 QHistorianl5 Adv. Voc. 2,34 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Christ- mas Assembly 45 Nu Sig1na5 Honor .lacket 25 Honor Plaque 3. LEONARD FRANCIS GIGLIOTTI Science Club 3,45 Driverls Ed. 45 Senior Play Comm. 4. MARTHA ANN FERRIS Driver's Ed. 35 Typing Club 25 Pep Club 2,35 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Senior Play Comm. 45 Speaking Con- test 2. ELIZABETH MAY GORCZAKOSKI Exchange 45 J.V. Cheerleader 25 V. Cheerleader 3,45 F.T.A. 354, fEx.Bd.j5 Ski Club 3,45 Bowling Club 1,25 Bas- ketball l5 Handicraft Club 25 Driver's Ed. 25 Reading Club 45 Soph. Frolic Play 25 Prom Comm. 35 Senior Play 4. 24 JEAN ELLEN GRAZIOLA Yearbook 45 Class Sec. 45 Exchange 4, fAlt.j5 J.V. Baton Corps 1,25 V. Baton Corps 3,45 CCo-capt.D5 F.T.A. 2,3,4, CTreas.j5 Bowling Club 3,45 Gym Leaders 25 Pep Club 35 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Junior Play 35 Sen- ior Play 45 State Contest Play 45 Christmas Assembly 4. 1,91 ,f Ninas. ffl KAREN LE GAYDA Academe 4, QLiterary Ed.j5 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 15 Basketball 1,45 Driver's Ed. 35 Handicraft Club 15 Chess Club 45 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 35 Junior Play Corrim. 35 Senior Play 45 Freshman Assembly 1. CARL THOMAS HANSEN Yearbook 45 Exchange 45 Photography Club 25 Driverls Ed. 25 Key Club 354, lPres.J5 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Jun- ior Play Comm. 35 Senior Play Comm. 45 Freshman Assembly 15 Christmas Assembly 3. KAREN LEAH GILMORE xl in Nfl 5 ' fo N 5 '70 PHOTO Nof Available PAULA JEAN GOTZENS Chorus 1545 Driver's Ed.5 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play Comm. 45 Drury Float 45 Christmas Assembly 3. CELIA MIRIAM GOLDMAN Chorus 1,45 Ski Team 2: Ski Club 152, 3,45 Gym Leaders 2,3545 Chess Club 45 Intramural Sports 15253545 Soph. Frolic Comm. 25 Junior Play Comm. 3: Senior Play Comm, 4: Christmas As- sembly 4. FRANCIS EDWARD HORAHAN Yearbook Staff 43 Exchange 4g Stu- dent Council 2,3343 Track 1,2,3,43 J.V. Basketball l,2Q V. Basketball 334, QCO- Capt.j3 Football 233,43 Varsity Club 2, 3,43 Soph. Frolic Comm. 23 Prom Comm. 33 Drury Float 43 Nu Sigma. CARLTON ALBERT HEWITT Nu Sigma. -M f ' mu-sv' ALAN DOYLE HORBAL Football 1,33 Gym Team 33 Intra- mural Sports 43 Driverls Ed. 33 Key Club 33 Soph. Frolic 23 Prom Comm. 33 Junior Play Comm. 33 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Christmas Assembly 3343 Drury Float 4. 'S TIMOTHY ALBERT HAUN Driver's Ed. 4. JUDITH LINDA JAYNE WILLIAM ALBERT HEIN Chorus l,2,3,4g Track 3g J.V. Basket- ball 25 Gymnastics Club 3,45 Basket- ball 3,4g Photography Club 25 Key Club-3. LINDA MARIE HODGDON Driverls Ed. 3,45 Typing Club 4. JOHN ROGER JEWETT Exchange CAlt.j 4g Student Council 4, fPres.l. 'S' EDMUND CARLTON HOWLAND Band 12,31 Chorus l: Science Club 2, 3: Driver's Ed.: Key Club 4: Senior Play Comm, 4: Drury Float 4. S 1 NOT sHowN ,, ' wi S + I JAMES EDWARD HORAN Student Council 4, Driver s Ed. 1 SANDRA LEE KING Typing Club 4. LINDA ANN KELLEY Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Bowling Club 1,23 Science Club 33 Biology Club 4g fsee.j Biology Seminar 4g Drivefs Ed. 3g Speaking Club '23 Soph Frolic Play 2g junior Play 35 Nu Sigma Honor Jacket 3. NANCY L. LABOMBARD Yearbook 45 Band 2,3g Exchange 4, fsecjg Adv. Voc. 2,3. 28 CAROLYN ANNE JONES Exchange 45 Drivefs Ed, 2: Typing Club 35 Chess Club 4g Nu Sigma. ERNEST ADRIAN LAMARRE PAMELA JEAN KING Ski Club 1,3,45 Bowling Club 3,45 Drivers Ed. 3,4. MADELEINE CLAIRE JONES Bowling Club 15 Basketball 35 Driver's Ed. 3g Typing Club 3. VICTOR FRANKLIN LAMB 3 NANCY LOIS KIRKPATRICK Chorus l,2g F.B.L.A. 3: Gym Loaders 2,35 Softball 15 Basketball I: Typing Club 41 Soph Frolic Comm. 2: Sc-nior Play Comm, 4. ANNE LXNNE LA CROSS JEAN CHRISTINA LE STAGE ARTHUR FRANCIS LE MIRE Nu Sigma. RAYMOND LUCZYNSKI Driverls Ed. 3. 3 SANDRA CAROLE LAVANWAY F.T.A. 2,3545 Driver's Ed. 35 Reading Club 45 Typing Club 35 Review Math 45 Nu Sigma5 Christmas Assembly 45 Honor Jacket 2. PATRICIA MANTELLO Academe 354, CArt Ed.j5 Student Council 2,3, CTreas.j5 45 J.V. Cheer- leader 1,25 CCapt.l5 Driver's Ed. 45 Soph. Frolic Prom Comm. 3, CCO- chairmanjg Junior Play Comm.5 Sen- ior Play, 45 Drury Float 45 Freshman Assembly 1: Christmas Assembly 45 Nu Sigma. 5 BERNARD HOWARD LA VENDA Academe 4, CASS. Ed.jg Chess Club 45 Key Club 4. CHERYL ANN MARAZZI Driverls Ed. 35 Typing Club 2. BARRY STEVEN LESS Academe 45 Key Club 3,4, 1Sec.J. ANGELA LORA MICHAEL FRANCIS MAJOR LOIS MARIE MAXYMILLIAN Yearbook 45 Exchange 4, CAlternatej5 Jr. Baton Twirler 1,25 Sr. Baton Twirler 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4 CSec.j5 Bowl- ing Club 3,45 Chess Club 45 CSec.l Rev. Math 4. , ,i ,..h. V... 7.1 , , ,,5..s.,.,m..,,..QW .5 ., . , , xi 5 A 51 1 ML x is . ef ' llqfw u PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE CLAIRE NAN MARTIN FRANCIS MCGINNIS Band 1,25 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Gym Leaders 45 Basketball 1,21 Volleyball , 1,25 Driver's Ed. 3. i I 'F DAVID ARTHUR MESSIER Yearbook 4, CPhotographerj5 Academe 35 Golf Team 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Photography Club 25 Driver's Ed. 25 Drury Float 45 Freshman Assembly, Speaking Contest 21 Nu Sigma: Honor Jacket 3. FRANCIS JAMES MORANDI j.V. Football 25 Science Club 2,3 Driver's Ed. 15 Cooking Club 1. 2 ESTELLE DORIS MASON Band 1,2,3,4g Bowling Club l,2,4g Gym Leaders 2,3,4g Softball 1,21 Volleyball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4. JUDITH ANN MAZZA F.B.L.A, 3, Ski Club l,2, Typing Club 25 Bowling Club 4: Soph. Frolic. -A T? KAREN ELLEN MOREAU Driver's Ed. 33 Drama Club 21 Prom Comm. 3. DAVID HENRY MINER ROBERT JOSEPH MCGOVERN Academe 4, CBus. lNlgr.l: Drivers Ed. 23 Drama Club 31 Speaking Club 1. QSeC.l: Soph. Frolic: Prom Comm. Li: Junior Play, CStage Mgnl: Senior Play, Christmas Assembly 2.3: Speak- ing Contest 2. BRENDA MARGARET MURDOCK Yearbook 4: Senior Play Comm. iw- Ng-sf JOHN GREGORY NETHERWOOD Track 1,2,3,4. f 'e -rig Q 3 I! ! Z f 4 ,A 'W fy ' wff ,M , .' 1, 'f 1 - 'Ta i 1 KENNETH MORRIS 1 Exchange 4: Basketball 1,2 5 Varsity ' Basketball 4: Junior Play, Senior Play. KATHLEEN FRANCES O'BRIEN Chorus 1, Exchange 4, ftreaslg Adv. Voc. 2,35 Rev. Math. 4, Soph. Frolic 2. CHERYL LEE MURPHY Yearbook 4: Chorus 1.2: Student Council 2,3, lparliamentarianl. 4: LV. Cheerleader 2: V. Cheerleader 3,45 Ski Club 2,3,-1-1 Driver's Ed. 2: Chess Club 4: Soph. Frolic, lco- chairmanl: Prom Comm.: junior Play Comm.: Senior Play: Freshman Assembly: Christmas Assembly 3,-l. iMTf'i t if , SANDRA ELLEN NASH Ski Club l,2,3.-1-1 Drivers Ed. 3-r Typing 2: Soph. Frolic Comm. EDWARD J. NOEL, JR. Class President 2,3,-lg Exchange 4: V. Track 1,3,+: IV. Basketball l: V. Basketball 2.3.-l. Kco-capt.l: V. Baseball 2,3.-l: Varsity Club 2.3.41 Soph. Frolic: Prom Comm.: Junior Play Comm.: Senior Play Comm.: Nu Sigma lv.-pres.l: Cv.E. Day l. 35 as ,X QT.-. BERNADETTE THEODORA PERRAS Gym Leaders -l. JOHN ANDREW PASIERBIAK MARCIA JANE PONTIER Chorus 11 Bowling Club 2: Driver's Ed. 3: Reading Club 4: Typing Club 23,-1. un.. ..,:- 1 if CAROL LOUISE O'CONNELL Yearbook 45 Chorus lg Exchange 4g V Cheerleader 3,41 F.T.A. 'Zg Ski Club l 2,3,43 Basketball lg Driver's Ed. 3 Chess Club 41 Soph. Frolie CCornrn.J Nu Sigma, Ctreas.D: Honor Jacket '2 Honor Plaque 3. BARBARA ANN PREITE f'.'Sk!Z'N PAU LVINCENT PARTENOPE F.T.A. 3,43 Driver's Ed. 3. ARTHUR RAYMOND PECK Chorus 4g Gymnastic Club 33 Driver's Ed. lg Cooking Club 4g Drury Float 4. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 'iff SANDRA ANN PUGLIESE Yearbook 4g Chorus 21 Senior Play Comm. f' HOPE LEE PRATT F.T.A. 2,3,4, Bowling Club 2, Biology Club 3: Driver's Ed, 3. RICHARD MERRILL PLUMB Exchange 43 Track 1.2: Gymnastic Club 2,3,4g Basketball 3: Chess Club 4g Soph. Frolicg Senior Play: Drury Float 4. Veg! Tc . V. 4 F, . , fy., R. fm JEAN CAROL ROBINSON Typing Club 2,3 fsif NORMAN JOSEPH ST. PIERRE, JR. Volleyball 25 Junior Play: Senior Play5 English Club 3: Biology Club 3.4, Cpresj. mis 'B DANIEL WEBSTER SCULLY Exchange 45 Student Council 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 1,'2,35 Gym Club 2,3,45 Soph. Frolic: Prom Comm. 35 Junior Play: Drury Float 4. pi-3 DANIEL EDWARD RALSTON Band l,2,35 Class Vice-Pres. 3,45 Ex- change 35 F.T.A. 3,45 V. Track 3,45 J.V. Basketball 1,25 V. Basketball 3,45 J.V. Football 15 V. Football 2,3,45 fco-capt.j5 Driver's Ed. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Csec.- treas.j5 Junior Play Comm.5 Senior Play Comm.5 Nu Sigma, fpres.J5 All Western Mass. Center 45 All Berk- shire All Class A Center 3,45 C.E. Day 15 All American Honorable Mention 4. JOHN F. SEGALA, JR. Gym Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Driver's Ed. 3. THOMAS EDWARD RICHARDS, JR. J.V. Basketball lg V. Basketball 2,3,4g V. Baseball l,2,3,4, J.V. Football 1, V. Football 2,3,4g Gym Club 45 Basketball 4, Driver's Ed. 3g Reading Club 2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Cvice- pres.j, All Berkshire Second Team Quarterback 3. RICHARD F. SI-IELDON Chorus 45 J.V. Baseball 1,25 V. Baseball 3,4. JOHN F. ROBINSON J.V. Basketball 1,25 V. Basketball 33 J.V. Baseball 15 V. Baseball 3,43 J.V. Football 2, V. Football 3, Golf Team 23 Basketball 4. JUDITH ANN SALAVANTIS Academe 3, fseojg F.B.L.A.: Handi- craft Club 2,31 Driver's Ed. 2: Read- ing Club: Chess Club 41 Prom Comm. 33 Senior Play, Cprornptorlg Christmas Assembly 4: G.E. Day 1. JACQUELINE ROSE SEGALA F.B.L.A. 3g Handicraft Club 2g Art Club 4. '-.J L. THEODORE PETER STASIOIVSKI. JR. Yearbonk 4: Drivcr's Ed. 3: Chess Club 4: Nu SIQIIIZI. BARBARA PAULINE SMITH Chorus l,3,4g F.T.A. 21 Honor Jacket 3. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE ff , 7 O -r y ,f Qjigogl ' gf , X its 1 '74 W '7'i 7 ff Q' iv K fs A- L . , 11. if M I .. . as f 4 . , I my A ' Q if If fl?-fr M' I I ' DANIEL CHARLES STONE Band 1,2,3g Exchange 4, Cchairmanjg Student Council 4, Cvice-pres.l5 F.T.A. 35 Track 23,45 Basketball Mgr. 25 V. Football 2,3,4g Ski Club I,2,4: Gym- nastics Club 2,3,4g Driver's Ed. 2: Var- sity Club 3,41 Soph. Frolic Ccommjg Prom Comm. 3: Junior Play: Drury Float 4. 40 MARY LOUISE SHERMAN Handicraft Club 4g Art Club 2: Typ- ing Club 4: Rev. Math 3. CHRISTOPHER JOHN SINENSON Academe 4g Track 2.3.-lj Chess Club 4, fpreslg Key Club 4. V5l4f lg , t i .1 X 'Y' 'l'f1 .::f RONALD ALEXANDER SKOVERA Driveris Ed. 2. DAVID VOGT TADIELLO Exchange 45 F.T.A. 2,3, fpres.j 4: Track l,2,3,4, Cco-capt.lg J.V. Basket- ball 23 V. Football 3g Basketball l,3,4: Varsity Club 2,333 Senior Play. SANDRA ANN SMITH xfk' JUSTYNA MARY STEUER Yearbook 351, feditor-in-chiefl: Jr. Ba- ton Twirler 1,2, Ccapnjg Sr. Baton Twirler 33, Qcapt.l: TTA. 2.3,-l. Cpreslg Drivers Ed. 2: Adv, Voc. 2.35 Soph. Frolic tcomm.l: Freshman As- semblyg Christmas Assembly el: Nu Sigma: Honor Jacket 2: Honor Plaque 35 Girls' State Calternatel 3: D.A.R. Good Citizen 4: G.E. Day l: National Merit Finalist Al. BETTY LOU SWEENEY Yearbook 4. Typing Z. Nu Sigma. Honor Jacket, MERLENE FRANCES VICKERY Handicraft Club 2. STANLEY EDWARD TOWER Football 3, Driver s Ed. 2,3. fy 44 1 ALICE KAY TEW Chorus gl Bowling Club 3,43 Soft- ball 1,2g Basketball 2,3,4q Handicraft Club lg Driverls Ed. 35 Reading Club 4. LINDA CLAIRE WHEELER Academe 1,21 Chorus 1: Class Treasurer 2,3: Exchange 4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Cvice-pres.j: Driver's Ed. 3: Reading Club 4: Typing Club 3: Rev. Math. 4: Soph. Frolic 2.4. Cdirectorlg Prom Comm. 3: Junior Playg Senior Play. 'E'R'?'W V JOHN EDWARD WELD Academe 4, Key Club 3,4, fvice pres.lg Freshman Speaking Contest 4, Cchairmanj. LINDA RITA THIBERT Driver,s Ed. 2. ROBERT EDMUND WOOD Track 1,2,3,4, Cco-capt.j3 Gym Club 2,3,43 Chess Club 3,43 Basketball 233,43 Varsity Club 43 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Senior Play, Qprompterj. HARRY FRANCIS URBAN Track l,2,3,4, Cco-capt.j3 Gym Club 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Soph. Frolic3 Freshman Assembly. Q I NANCY MAE WESLOWSKI Softball 23 Chess Club 43 Volleyball 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Mech. Draw- ing Club 43 Rev. Math. 33 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Nu Sigma, Honor Jacket 23 G.E. Day 1. 43 PATRICIA ANNE WASHBURN Chorus lg Exchange 43 Student Council 233, Csecj, 43 J.V. Cheer- leader 2: V. Cheerleader 334, lco- capt.j3 Ski Team 2: Basketball 43 Prom Comm. 33 Junior Play. CAROL JUDITH ZACARINSKY Academe 41 Baton Twirler 41 Baksct- ball lg Baseball 1,21 Drivcr's Ed. 3: Typing 41 Soph. Frolic Comm.: Sen- ior Play Comm. ROBERT DENNIS WILLIAMS Nu Sigmag J.V. Football lg V. Foot- ball 2,3,4, CCO-capt.J1 Track 1,2,3,41 Ski Club 1: Ski Team 2,31 Gym Club 2,3,41 Varsity Club 2,3,4-, QPres.l1 Bas- ketball 31 Driver's Club 3. RONALD JOSEPH FERRIS ROBERT EUGENE BROWNSWORD Yearbook 4-1 Chorus 41 Latin American Dance Club -l. 'ull Ni? 4 I n KJ 5 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE STEPHEN BRADLEY WOOL LYNDA MARIE BERGERON Nu Sigma: Skiing Club lg Photography Club 2g Handicraft Club 3: Baseball 2g Bowling 2: Scholastic Achievement Award. HAROLD RAYMOND JONES WILLIAM JOHN CULLEN VarsitY Club iiflj Drivers Ed. -1: Vim-- Prcs. uf Sopb. Class: Scicncc Club 43 Club l,2,f5,43 Track il,-lg Soph. Fmlnc I1 .. ClIllSfIll21S .y ELLEN JANICE COSTELLO Typing Club 2: Driver's Ed, ' 1 . AQ 7 Sim num Maw YL, N4 Ev' v,, 'A e 'qs 5 A 5 ,I .LQ 'Y 531' '4 I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS tif Edward Noel, Jr., President . uditli Bcnedetti, Girls' Vice-President --1 . bb 6 can Graziola, Secretary Elizabeth Clermont, Treasurer Daniel Ralston, Boys' Vice-President l V 6 'N x S Nw SENIOR C ASS - , mv Y 1- rv? 1'--V .wr-kv, ,745-r 1Nf,,tlA , , -.- ---g 4' -4 -... lf ,..v H-.Ur . 1 .vin ,K , Qf ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Gigliotti, President Gerald Hamilton, Treasurer Jane Marsh, Secretary Mary Jane Kassner, Vice-President ,fmw-mum v--w- I , ir , if N- V, swf' JUNIOR CLASS 4 .a,..,...,..,.. ........- .. N... 1 1-Y , ll111'l1s lfl11f Ill 1s11111 X1Iv1111sf ll 1l Sr C 1lx111 Sum X111 Irzsldnnl R1 l1.11cl RI1 I P1 ll 111 SOPHOMORE CLASS .Q S .1 , .Q Q44 . C +I- fvsxs N lea ..- v 5, .pw .:-. WY' , J... se? FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL John Horahan, Robert Collins. Missing: Donald George. g ml .G+ 5 l , ,,,. :i , -l,Q,'Z'2 L .wa Q , FRESHMAN CLASS T5 J-iff! - 1-q yrs-r-4f- .,L - -r, QQH - 7, ,Q , 1 'SBI' 'll .iz ' ' . Y W -L. Q. .A -T ana'-x-P CSN- we-1 Mg . - - '- - ' .,,. - ,Q it Q, as 1 ..V.IL-LW , .fl A ,5.T3 '..., Q. , , AH. . - .Jw X l J qiixv., 3 vf ' Kr Cl 7.-. 5-. CLASS ODE CTur1e of Forever and Everj Forever and ever Our hearts w1ll remam Loyal to Drury For every Dam Four years have shpped by us W1th1n these dear halls The tune IS here before us CChorus Our hearts wrll stay loyal forever Tho all our paths lead afar And now as me o we must say unto thee Dear Drury farewell farewell to thee BETSY CLERMONT O' I I now the future calls. - I 0' 7 a , 7 D 2? , THE NATHANITE STAFF FIRST ROW: Ruth Boucher, Betty Sweeney, Carol Oflonnell, Cary Bombardier, Managing Ed., Justyna Stcucr, Editor, Judy Darling, Managing Ed., Rachel Morin, Barbara Durant. Lois Maxymillian. SECOND ROW: Francis Horahan, Theodore Stasiowski, Jean Graziola, The aim of the Yearbook is to give the students of Drury a pictorial history of the past yearls events and happenings. Especially intended to serve as a link between the graduating senior and Drury, Shirley Estes, Nancy Labombard, Sandra Clough, Darlene Wilson, Mary-Jane Daniels, Missing: Keith Chalmers, Bus. Mgr., Betsy Clermont, Bus. Mgr., David Messier, Photog- rapher. Carol Cermenaro, Photographer, Sandy Pugliese, Brenda Murdock, Robert Brownsword, Janet Buzzell. much hard work and effort goes into its production. We therefore wish to thank all who helped to make our Yearbook a success. ACADEME STAFF The Acaclemc is the literary voice of Drury - a voice in which we can justly take pride. Published three times a ycar. it has been recognized by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for its out- FIRSVI' ROTV: John Weld, Contributing Ed.. Robert Mc- Clovc-rn. Bus. Mgr., David Cohen, Editor, Bernard Lavenda, Assistant Ed., Ccrald Hamilton, Contributing Ed. SECOND standing quality in their annual competition. We feel confident the Academe will continue to uphold the finest literary tradition xv t lr ' w. ROW: Judy Benedetti, Contributing Ed., Paula Levine, Carol Zagarinsky, Bus. Dept., Karen Cayda, Christopher Swenson, Barry Less, Bus. Dept. STUDENT COUNCIL 'K FIRST ROW: Ann Clark, John Jewett, Pres., Daniel Stone, Vice-Pres., Stephen Brallier, Robert Astorino. SECOND ROW: Patricia Washburn, Donald George, Leslie Sullivan, Patricia Mantello, Robert Collins, Cheryl The Student Council is made up of members of each class. Their goal is to improve our school through ideas and suggestions contributed by the ART The ability to develop artistic' talent is the op- portunity given to the students of this club under the guidance of their capable advisor, Miss Murray. The members learn the fundamentals of art and FIRST ROW: Edward Delisle, Treas., Sharon Cohen, Sec., Annette Iacuessa, Vice-Pres., Mary Jane Kassner, Pres. SECOND ROW: Carol Abbot, Patsy Jillson, Lynn Dion, Jacqueline Segala, Sharon Burdick, Suzanne Matte, Karen Murphy. THIRD ROW: Francis Horahan, George lierrigf John Horahan, Daniel Scully, Jay Shapiro. Bruce Batease. John Del Negro, Cary Brierley. student body, They promote school spirit and work hard for their classmates. VVe thank them for the fine job they have done this past year. CLUB then how to expand their skills. The opportunity engendered by the club may lead to un exciting career in art. Lamoureaux, Carolyn LePera. THIRD ROW: Clive Dig- gens, Brenda Jillson, Carol Douglas. Ellen Law, Antoinette Chenail, Sylvia Cvodyn, Sandra Champney. Donna Camp- bell, Eleanor Hinman. -X52 SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: John Moresi, Ronald Ferris, Alan Mac- Catelotti, John Crofts, John Segala, Lawrence Mattison, Donald, Robert Manion, Vincent Lopera, David Lemoine, Robert Beebe, James Bryson, Edward Lescarbeau, Leonard Judith Poplaski. SECOND ROW: Mr. Del Negro, Paul Gigliotti, Mrs. Allen. To experiment with the practical application of school year much valuable knowledge is gained by science is the opportunity given to the students of the individuals whose curiosity is stimulated while this club. By developing projects throughout the working toward their goals. Under the direction of Mrs. Bell, the Speech Club ten, act out parts in stories and plays, and read meets every Tuesday morning. During the club poems aloud. period members give speeches that they have writ- FIRST ROW: Kathleen McCarthy, Gloria Osterhout, Gail Gail Hurley, Margaret Dickinson, Mrs. Bell, Cheryl Flynn, Leonesio, Linda LeBlond, Carol Lazzeri. SECOND ROW: Wendy Sanders. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Carole Giorgenti, Lib., Elizabeth Gorcza- koski, Ex. Board, Justyna Steuer, Pres., Sandra Clough, Vice-Pres., Lois Maxymillian, Sec., Jean Graziola, Treas. SECOND ROW: Paul Partenope, John Moresi, Linda Libardi, Judy Darling, Jane Marsh, jean Marchio, Leslie Sullivan, Patricia Cirone, Paula Levine, Kathy Toohey, The students who are interested in the possibility of teaching as a career belong to this club. The club itself helps them to understand and perhaps I A Linda Leblond, Sandra Lavanway. THIRD ROW: Keith Chalmers, Carolyn Sanford, Marsha Lenhoff, Wendy Sanders, Leslie Rudnick, Hope Pratt, Marlin Murdock. Missing: David Tadiello, Ex. Board, Gail Raina, Wayne Montagna, Daniel Ralston, Susan Shields, Lynn Slattery, Myra Kelman, Marcia Lev. strengthen their wish to teach. We hope this group will continue their good work in aiding the future teachers of America. KEY CLUB Drury is very proud to have a Key Club, spon- sored by our local Kiwanis. Its members participate in various money raising activities and devote their FIRST ROW: John Weld, Vice-Pres., Carl Hansen, Pres., Barry Less, Sec., David Cohen, Treas. SECOND ROW: time and talent to many worthwhile projects within our community. Richard Gigliotti, Christopher Swenson, Bernard Lavenda. W Y!!! VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Daniel Ralston, Treas., Thomas Richards, Vice-Pres., Robert Williams, Pres. SECOND ROW: David Tadiello, Robert Wood, Edward Noel, James Whitney, David Whitney, Francis Millard. THIRD ROW: john The boys who have received a letter for participa- tion in one of Drury's major sports comprise the membership of this club. This year they have sold tags and sponsored dances for the student body, as CHESS The Chess Club seeks to develop the individuals mind by playing one of the oldest and most difficult games in the world. The students meet every FIRST ROM7: Nancy Weslowski, Jean Brigham, Richard Rhodes, Christopher Swenson, Lois Maxymillian, Carol Abbot, Carol Douglas. SECOND ROW: John Luczynski, John Morandi. John Fosty. Allan Goodrich. THIRD ROW' 4.-'W Morocco, Wayne Brierley, William Cullen, Gary Ames, Alfred Caproni, Raymond Mahar. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Bresnahan, Francis Horahan, Alfred Skorupski, Kenneth Morris, Norman Martin, Howard Alpert. well as given Drury a feared reputation in sports. Much credit is due to the club for attempting to keep school spirit alive. CLUB Thursday morning and, under the capable guidance of Mr. Del Negro, learn the power of mental disci- pline while engaging in an interesting duel of wits. John Roach, Robert Beebe, Paul Catelotti, james Bryson, John Crofts, Alfred Skorupski, Keith Chalmers, Theodore Stasiowski, Dean Swift, Robert Rumbolt, Mr. Del Negro. 3? CHORUS FIRST ROW: Diana Davine, Annette Iacuessa, Wendy Sutton, Sandra Webster, Louise Houghtaling, Maria Trifilidis. Mrs. Brown. SECOND ROW: Karen Lamou- reaux, Toni Cermenaro, Donna Bettis, Patricia Baker, Peggy Bishop, Mary Ann Matrigali, Michele Batease. THIRD ROW: Nancy Rogers, Joanne Delisle, Barbara FIRST ROW: Daniel Howland, Francis Dubie, Robert Doran, Thomas Armbruster, Richard Sheldon, Scott Van Steemburg, Arthur Peck. SECOND ROW: Linda Davine, Visitor, Nancy Fulginiti, William Hein, Bruce Batease, Barbara Brazeau, Gail Bagdonas. THIRD ROW: Beverly Maclntyre, Richard Clough, Harry Knights, Richard Bruce, Andrews, Florence Briggs, Claire Lambert. Patricia Pierce. Elizabeth Clermont. FOURTH ROW: Carol Marsh. Gail Cunningham, Jo-Ann Collins, Sandra Champney. Colleen Burns, Paula Gotzens. Judith Stone. FIFTH ROIV: Alan Horbal, Maureen McAnclrews, Rochelle Alpert. Marilyn Shapiro, Sharon O'Conner, Martha Millis. William Moreau. Frances Harrington. Victoria Oleson, FOURTH ROW: Peg Larabee, Sandra Racette. Maryann Gattuso, Carol Oleson, Nathalie Rounds, Virginia Bartlett. Susan Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Michele Marino. Kathleen Fields, Susan Brower, Maureen lVICAndreu's. Mary Ellen Fierro, Susan Costello, Gain Stevens. fm ,- ..munr'f PRO MERITO fx, X1 l T w I ill 3-'-V ' 1 i in 'T 'ij lip i'iiME3 r f , -I K I , . J .l FIRST ROW: Diane Blair, Betty Sweeney, Patricia Man- tello, Judy Darling, Shirley Estes, Lynda Bergeron. SECOND ROW: Ruth Boucher, Nancy Weslowski, Judy Benedetti, Rachel Morin, Carole Giorgenti. THIRD ROW: Alice Tew, Sandra Lavanway, Elizabeth Chambers, Justyna Stcuer, Wayne Brierley. FOURTH ROW: Christopher The Pro Merito consists of the members of the Senior Class who have maintained an average of 85 or better throughout the First three and a half years. Edward Noel, Daniel Swenson. Theodore Stasiowski, Ralston, Carlton Hewitt, Arthur Le Mire. FIFTH ROW: John Weld, Bernard Lavenda. Alfred Dcnault. SIXTH ROW: David Messier, Robert Williams, David Cohen, Francis Horahan. Missing: Linda Kelley, Carol O'Connell. Gary Bombardier. The members of this honorary society have worked long and hard to prove their scholastic ability and we wish to congratulate them for this honor. NU SIGMA Members of the Junior Class who have maintained a percentage of 85 or better during the first two years and who have attained high academic qualities are chosen for this honor society. The purpose is to FIRST ROW: Ann Clark, Treas., Carolyn Sanford, Sec., Sandra Clough, Vice-Pres., Bruce Boisvert, Pres. SECOND ROW: Advisors: Mr. Trudeau, Miss Loehrg Mary-Jane Daniels. Ellen Law, Lynn Dion, Frances Harrington, Marsha Lenhofif, Eleanor Hinman, Darlene Wilson. THIRD give recognition to those who have made the most of their abilities. Congratulations to these fine students for their hard work and patience. ROW: John Nlillard. Walter Alderman, George Bailey, Linda Libardi, Gail Raina, Bruce Batease. FOURTH ROW: George Ruberti, Gerald Hamilton, Edward Francis. John Roach. Donald Gilbert. ff' if EXCHANGE GROUP FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Clermont, Elizabeth Gorczakoski, Nancy Labombard, Linda Wheeler, Judith Darling, Gary Bombardier, Mrs. Maricvn Sweeney, lVIr. Paul Gravel, Advisors. SECOND ROPV: Janet Buzzell, Antoinette Ghenail, Judith Benedetti, Patricia Washburn, Carol The Exchange Group was formed in 1953 in order that the students of Drury High School might have the opportunity to learn more about the various states of our country - their inhabitants, customs, O'Connell, David Tadiello. THIRD ROW: Carl Hansen, Kathleen O'Brien, Carolyn jones, Daniel Scully. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Stone, Kenneth Morris, Daniel Ralston, Robert McGovern. FIFTH ROW: Francis Horahan, Robert Williams. Edward Noel, Richard Plumb. and way of life, and to give students from other states this same opportunity to learn about us. This year's group visited Wlyandotte. hlichigan. 't 'O ' lf- 1' Q, .1 A, L . ,. , .. , - -5 , Y 11:52, an S 8 Z 933 X c-1 B Q - 1.. I ...I Wm: I . 5 wifi' Nw., ,f N ' :.:::.. l- ' za.:-::::::::::,, vb :smug yn::E?E1:f'1 ifgxi . 'ACL' f'f??1:1f:5 'sfifk g ,.:::g3?E:1::::?13 321:41-'j1?:53 ff ' 1 4 f . '14'. i I Nz Q ia. WN 'Q I i , Q 1 O I-1- , c i :QM wr Qi mf ,. -fiwliv' 'xiitfiqllc Clark at Villagc VARSITY CHEER LEADERS '- iiibiliiw -- ---I ir at M 453-I -lil CCI Ann Clark, Elizabeth Gorczakoski, Toni Chenail, Captain, Cheryl Murphy, Kathleen Trottier, Judith Girgenti. Missing: Patricia Washburn. AQ Y-'V , ex wo! IK. . Toni Chenail, Captain Patricia Washburn, Co-Captain JUNIOR VARSITY Linda Neveu, Colleen Burns, Gail Cunningham, Joan Sacco, Co-Captain, Gail Leonesio, Captain. 'I' J ' 'lx I1- .M II N' I ' - . 1. f. .J . i Y .MW- 'ivxhii .- ..-K e BATON TWIRLERS 141 if H-Ns fb rw, MW Justyna Steuer Captain Dale Reimer Carol Zagarinsky Judith Poplaski Dawn Canedy Carolyn Sanford Sharon Goodermote 3 5 fs Cheryl Murphy Elizabeth Gorczakoski FIRST ROW: Marion Sterni, Charlotte Bolt, Barbara Ann Talarico, Kathleen Boynton, Gail Stevens, David Beall, Artemis Gargal, Judith Stone, Diana Davine, Estelle Lescarbeau, Penny Peters, Judith Starr, Ronald Scliubncl. Mason. SECOND ROW: Linda Neveu, Penny Sokolove, i A- -L f my SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST fe lf- 3423 J fe. it ,4 .fi ' f! FIRST ROIV: Janet Buzzell. Karen Gayda, Jean Graziola. Tadiello, Betsy Clermont. Judy Benedetti. Elizabeth Cham- SECOXD ROW: Elizabeth Gorezakwski, Robert McGovern, bers, Keith Chalmers, Patricia Mantello. Kenneth Morris. Cheryl Murphy, Bruce Cleary, Richard Plumb, David Alan Herbal. FIRST ROW: Denise Camn, Judy Salavantis. Paula duck, Ethel Chambers. Carol Zagarinsky. THIRD ROW: CLfft7t-ns. SECOND ROW: Sandra Pugliese, Brenda Mur- William Hein, Alan Horbal. The Cast MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS MR. SMITH .. MRS. SMITH , . . ROSE ....,.. ESTHER . . . AGNES .... . . . TOOTIE .,............. . . LON ...,.......4........ GRANDPA PROPHATER . . . . . . r Kenneth Morris .. Judith Benedetti . . . Jean Graziola . . . . . Karen Gayda . . . . . . Janet, Buzzell . Elizabeth Clermont . . . . . David Tadiello .. Robert McGovern RATIE .................. . . . MRS. WAUGHOP . . . . . IDA BOOTHBY . . . Elizabeth Gorezakoski . Elizabeth Chambers Cheryl Murphy JOHN SHEPARD .... . . . . Keith Chalmers FRED GREGORY ..... LUCILLE PENTARD . .. MR. DODGE ......... MR. DUFFY ......... THE CONDUCTOR .... . . . . Richard Plumb . . . Patricia Mantello .. Norman St. Pierre . . . . . Bruce Cleary .. Alan Horbal gl --9-4 Y, . mp., I, , ,,. fx an X L iff' I' vf1'ff'.ff'i-'- '--. : gkgwgr f' . N, , E, g gi ,ns if nj .41 ,lg I 1' I In g 1 c P an 1. 4 N 4' 'L 9 I .lk f x Eg' gi Zi If 2 2 mf Q 4 -Dr Z If rr ml? MY THREE ANGELS FELIX DUCOTEL . . . EMILE DUCOTEL . MARIE LOUISE DUCOTEL M ME. PAROLE .... JOSEPH ....,.. JTQLES . . . ALFRED .......... HENRI TROCI-IARD PAUL ............. LIEUTENANT . . . DIRECTOR . . . SET DESIGN . . . . . . Robert Dean . . . Barbara Loehr . . . . Janet Lijeron . . . . Phyllis I-Iowe . . . . Francis Noel . .. Louis Diamond . .. Charles Boisvert . . . . Francis Merrigan . . . . . Daniel Rorke . . . . Lewis Wlhitconib , . . . . . . Miss Edna Lunney Mary Bell, Edward Laniarre 4707 SPGRTS yf- -v-v- .-- V... .Y fu b-W-1.--Q , I V-1.., sx.. N ,...4t,. .,, .,,., ,.,,,,,,., , Q , Je , Ll , N V-. , I , ..- .mqsnuuuvvnB'v 'f 1 fww- 'Y --N v I .,.-6 . F, rl , v- ,, ,gT,,,i v- -'1--Iv-'i1uLf-w-+-.- gr.-M--.. ,H fi 'QQ 6 . 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Drury 0 l4 7 0 0 20 0 14 0 0 20 0 7 0 40 0 75 Westfield Holyoke Catholic St. Jose-plfs Pittsflelcl Northhampton Pittslicld Dalton Turncrs Falls Adams is 96I-I962 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM -3:5 Drury f 42 56 49 ,- 65 F74 49 49 ' 74 49 48 39 38 43 f69 48 44 57 58 T 52 41 Lenox 65 Classical 60 Holyoke Catholic 63 Classical 52 Lenox 74 Trade 69 Wahconah 56 Mount Greylock 70 Adams 63 St. Joe Pitts. 72 Pittsfield 58 St. Joe N.A. 55 Wahconah 51 lX4ount Greylock 64 Springfield Tech 53 Adams 70 St. Joe Pitts. 71 Pittsfield 48 St. Joe NA. FIRST ROW: Daniel Ralston, Ken- neth Morris, Francis Horahan, Co- capt., Edward Noel, Co-capt., Michael Gamari, Coach William Prevey. SEC- OND ROW.' Peter Foote, Alfred Caproni, Francis Dubie. Joseph Pren- guber, Raymond Lamoreaux. ifif 1 Hook Shot? 122 3? 'Smk xt, Danny, Smk gt! A . ,Q 2 J Y i-. - 4 V' iw' 'gb' 1 M 4 ' . I2 ' ' 'w X380 'fr , 'f Y '55 'Wi T' M53 -wav I iqnnlw.-,wx 41 , A rf' 5 ' 'wig-L. l0 na.as4Umudia6 ' ZZ:-'L 5 ,C 'cj Qi .im no V 1 N U' ,4 24. wnmawwnm , - in if 'i JI-i v7 8.1 A SKI TEAM '21 wr af- ', ' 1 99 f:r..'1+ 36 -we 'Xi , G , FIRST ROW: Richard Manson, Richard Steele, James Bona, Dennis Steele. SECOND ROW: James Whitney, William Cullen, David Whitney, William Bryce. Our ski team represented Drury in meets with other teams this year including Pittsfield. and the Berkshire School. We wish to congratulate the team and Coach Johnson for the fine sportsmanship and effort shown by the boys at the ineets SKI CLUB The Ski Club. under the direction of Coach Johnson. travels by bus to near-by Dutch Hill on Tuesday afternoons to enjoy the sport of skiing. FIRST ROW: Diana Davine, Judy Stone, Ann Canedy, Charlotte Bolt. Leslie Ann Mazzuchi, Leslie Sullivan, Robert Boyer, jay Shapiro, Dayle Sinderman, Susan Shields, Paula Levine, jean Haggerty. SECOND ROW: Nancy Salavantis, Sandra Clough, Sandra Cook, Carolyn Sanford, Jane Marsh, Patricia Cirone, Richard Manson, Richard Steele, Bruce Bona, Rusell Heggie, Patricia Kelley. THIRD ROW: Carl Hurley, William Demo, Alan Lightholder, john Shields, Marilyn Cohen, Shari Kronick, Barbara Mc- Govern. Mary Hardman, Pamela Jowett, Dennis Steele, Richard Marra, James Creek, Kenneth Labombard, Thomas Lewis, James Leonesio, Joel Less, Craig Cuddeback, Paul La Fountain, Norman Martin. Missing: Michele Marino, GOLF TEAM YN Ds ii FIRST ROW: Donald Gilbert, Richard Steele, David Messier, Captain. Louis Chalifoux SECOND ROW.' Coach Boisyert, Richard Schulze. James Whitney, Armand Le Sage. Missing: Bruce Boisvert. The Drury High School Golf Team participates in matches with eight other Northern and Southern Berkshire teams. The boys receive good exercise while improving their game of golf. Wins this year were gained against both Adams and Mt. Greylock. GYM LEADERS Gym Leaders is a club for girls who wish to learn gymnastics to perfection. They meet every Thursday morning from 8:15 to 9:00. For all the time and effort put in, they deserve a great deal of credit. FIRST ROW: Susan Anderson, Betty Clark, Linda Choquette, Sandra Racette. SIfCO.YD ROW: Lucy Passardi, Ella Perras, Michele Batease, Bernadette Perras. THIRD ROW: Judy Briggs, Jean Dadamo, Ethel Chambers, Elizabeth Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Frances McGinnis, Mrs. Washburn, Estelle Mason. wc... by 4 'Y 1 fi aft gr? V... Q' J GYMNASTICS Q F3 mf l IRSY' ROIV: llarry Urban, Ronald Champney, Steven Brallier, Gordon Brown, Daniel llouland. Robert Ashton, XVilliam Dean, David Scarbeau, John Nlorandi. SECOND ROW: Ruger Burdick, Daniel Burdick, Foster Crawford, Charles Bailey, David Williams, Robert Wowcl, .If-lin Scgala, Donald l,z1rnoreaux. Richard Plumb. THIRD ROW: George Ruberti, Norinzin Martin, Carmen Dehlarco, Robert Williams, Richard Manson, David West, John Roach, Each year tlic Gymnastics Team members work together and practice diligently with one particular aiin in view W the annual Gymnastics Show. This year the boys put on a most skillful prograin. Congratulations to all concerned for the cntertziinincnt enjoyed by the student body that night. ,ff GYMNASTICS SHOW N,-X Wfsa ff 'sv 2, gs , Mi. 1 19 I . ,X ' IA, X.. ' 5.2 I962 BASEBALL TEAM 'IC' 99 as Q -'ang FIRST ROW: Michael Gamari, Ronald Catelotti, Edward Noel, Joseph Prenguber, Raymond Mahar, Thomas Richards. SECOND ROW: Richard Steele, Walter Alderman, Karlis Ozolins, Robert Beebe, john Del Negro, Richard Sheldon, Coach Daniel Rorke. ACTICN AT NCEL FIELD Drury was well represented in this major sport in 1962. Our baseball team hnished second in the Northern Berkshire League as Coach Rorke completed his l:lI'St season. If' ff' -sv- I i 1 4 I .ff .v .. .+ ' v. 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SECOND ROW: Robert Williams, Coach Herbert Johnson, Carl Briggs, John Weslowski, Donald McConnell, Robert Teftt, Donald Tas- in sone, William Bryce, Alfred Dean, Craig Cuddeback Dennis Steele, Norman Martin, John Morandi, Christopher Swen son, Steven Brallier, Howard Alpert, Richard Manson David Descoteau, James Leonesio, John Horahan Patrick Rondeau, James Creek, Richard Rhodes, Geoffrey Sprague John Crofts, John Netherwood, Willard Chenail -X ' Nl 1 ff! i 1-V. ,G X 7 , 'X ff :f Y - -f m ' p V PQI? xf' i R f Q ,ily N' fi ' X i l i -it I fivg.g,'i --ne - I f ' Q, - - Z ,' 1 X ' .,,., , , . R, X f X Co-captain Dave Tacliello set to Q, . -V V:-..,,,, t V Q I X 1 L 1 D , ' 1 L., I, r ' ,Ii MM X Bob woaxieading W4- 'wfqll gil D JM -s V -' f 2 X :Iii 1 gx ,,,Q B v m,ff 2. - N YWx ,Z , QR S Q NT.-I AlsL., H ff .7 IUJUV COMM ENCEM ENT Pro Merito Luncheon June II, I962 LUNCHEON PROGRAM Salute to the Flag Singing - America Invocation Luncheon Group Singing Leader - Rotarian George A. Lerrigo Professor James Morley Chambers at the piano Introduction of head table guests and welcome to honor society members Rotary President James W. Casey Response and Introduction of Members from Pro Merito Society Daniel Ralston, President Response and Introduction of Members of St. Thomas Aquinas Society John Gould Remarks on The Aims of Pro Merito Society Miss Katherine F. Cody, Advisor Remarks on The Aims of St. Thomas Aquinas Society Sister Eleanor Maria, SSJ, Advisor Presentation of Gifts Closing - Singing - God Bless America PRO MERITO June 4, I962 ASSEMBLY ' fits ' SENIOR GIRLS' TEA June II,l962 S. Mrs. Richards experiments The FlipU Cheryl models a future on Patsy. teachefs hair style. Marty on a diet? l Q. r 1 211 f l l 'X Fifa afa- J- Q 1 , - 4 ,ff Q ' Q ' V 25-4?:ff - if J 'if 5 ' , 5' af 5' 'f if 5 i f 'MSM' .P 'isfff' Q 4 1 WN ' L, , K fi 2 L 2 '. ,,A. A li! ,, .N 1 . R, ,wil 5 V E E, , 4 , I 1 M RJ' 'S' H? 71 fr: 1, , , ' ' ' . -'ab Mes vs, M., ., r 2 lg ., .. xfl SENICR CLASS BANQLIET June I3, I962 Masonic Temple 6.30 P.M Head Table I .agg .... S I Q elif: ' ati,-i,g'g'1 '3 '.gwf:?yf3'c vt Q' ' '45-'gifs' exalt!-til55:'fSs6iQf33Q IUSTYNA STEUER CARCL O CONNELL FTA. Scholarship Dora A Radlo Memorial Scholarship Fort Mass. Historical Society Scholarship Adams Supermarket Scholarship D.A.R. Good Citizenship Certihcate Georgian Court College Scholarship Emmanuel College Scholarship Highest Student Award Scholastic Achievement Award -ILYDITH BENEDETTI Dora A. Radlo Nlemorial Scholarship Adams Supermarket Scholarship Bryant College Scholarship Highest Student Award Scholastic Achievement Award DAVID COHEN Bausch 8: Lomb Medal Williams College Scholarship Highest Student Award Scholastic Achievement Award BERNARD LAVENDA Adams Supermarket Scholarship Clark University Scholarship Highest Student Award Scholastic Achievement Award . SX lil ' '1 , w ' 'ii' N. if tg? E .E I ,T 'n Q .ii A E55 Es! . GARY BOMBARDIER Adams Supermarket Scholarship D.A.R. Medal for U.S. History Scholastic Achievement Award FRANCIS HORAHAN N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship Middlebury College Scholarship Scholastic Achievement Award LINDA KELLEY Alan B. Shepard Scholarship Mt. Holyoke College Scholarship Scholastic Achievement Award ROBERT WILLIAMS General Motors Institute Scholarship R.P.I. Medal Scholastic Achievement Award SANDRA LAVANWAY F.T.A. Scholarship North Adams Teachers Assn. Scholarship Fort Mass. Historical Society Scholarship EDWARD NOEL Adams Supermarket Scholarship Drury Varsity Club Scholarship Oswald Tower Scholarship DANIEL RALSTON Bowdoin College Scholarship Middlebury College Scholarship Brown University Scholarship DAVID MESSIER Highest Student Award Scholastic Achievement Award RACHEL MORIN Top Ranking Commercial Student Award Scholastic Achievement Award WAYNE BRIERLEY I.C.W. Scholarship Drury Faculty Scholarship RUTH BOUCHER Scholastic Achievement Award THEODORE STASIOWSKI Scholastic Achievement Award BETTY SWEENEY Scholastic Achievement Award PATRICIA MANTELLO Sprague Electric Company Scholarship ALICE TEW North Adams Hospital Staff Nurses Assn. Scholarship LYNDA BERGERON Northern Berkshire Graduate Nurses Assn Scholarship SHIRLEY ESTES Conrad Mausert Memorial Scholarship CHRISTOPHER SWENSON Conrad Mausert Memorial Scholarship ETHEL CHAMBERS North Adams Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship KENNETH MORRIS Briggsville Parent Group Scholarship Drury Varsity Club Scholarship KAREN GAYDA Adams Supermarket Scholarship Sons of Italy Itailan Award ANGELA LORA Daughters of Italy Italian Award American Assn. of Italian Teachers Award DANIEL STONE Student Council Vice-President Pin Northeastern University Scholarship RODGER BURDICK Scholastic Achievement Award MERLENE VICKERY Lions Club Nursing Scholarship CHERYL MURPHY Brayton-Greylock'Parent Teachers Group Scholarship BRENDA MURDOCK Readsboro American Legion, Walter Case Post Scholarship CAROLYN JONES Drury Faculty Scholarship JEAN BRIGHAM Drury Faculty Scholarship CAROL CERMENARO Drury Faculty Scholarship LINDA WHEELER Bement Foundation Scholarship PATRICIA WASHBURN Tri-Hi-Y, Psi Omega Chapter, Scholarship ESTELLE MASON Outstanding Band Member Trophy HARRY URBAN Richard Stanton Memorial Trophy for Track BARBARA DURANT Thoreau Literary Prize SANDRA PUGLIESE Outstanding Household Arts Award JOHN JEWETT Student Council President Pin and Gavel ANTOINETTE CHENAIL State Scholarship to Franklin Institute of Technology BARRY LESS Northeasten University Scholarship HAROLD JONES State Scholarship to Wentworth Institute CLAIRE MARTIN State Scholarship to St. Josephs Business College 93 CLASS H ISTORY At this time we are presenting a summary of the activi- ties and accomplishments of the Class of 1962 beginning with a modified play program. TITLE: Class History CHARACTERS: Members of the Drury High School Class of 1962 headed by Edward Noel, President, Daniel Ralston, Boys' Vice-Presidentg Judith Benedetti, Girls' Vice-President, Jean Graziola, Secretary: Betsy Clermont, Treasurer. DIRECTORS: Mrs. Marion Sweeney and Mr. Irving P. Toupence, our Class Advisors SETTING: Classrooms of Drury High School TIME: September 1958 -- june 1962 AUTHORS: David Cohen and Justyna Steuer NARRATORS: David Messier and Justyna Steuer In September 1958, two hundred thirty-two nervous fresh- men entered the halls of Drury High School, their home away from home for what were to turn out to be four swiftly passing years of labor and laughter together. We soon found ourselves established with some prestige even among the upper classmen by teaming up with our sister class, the Juniors, to win the annual Field Day - an accomplishment which we later achieved again as Juniors and as Seniors. As the year proceeded, we acquired a say in the affairs of 'fDrury on the hill by electing our three student council representatives. Members of the class began to put a foot into everything with some becoming junior varsity cheer- leaders, baton twirlers, band members, or sports, partici- pants. Twenty-two of us made the honor roll for the first mark- ing period in high school that fall, while in the spring we put on the traditional Patriots' Day assembly, our first real class venture presented before the entire student body. Final exams caused apprehensions, but once over, we longingly anticipated our sophomore year. Now with the freshmen under us, our own class oflicers, and four Student Council Representatives, we silly sopho- mores had the play The Night the Ghost Got In, for the Sophomore Frolic which had as its theme K'The Haunted House. The scholastic year proved trying for many but a new award was in store for those successfully completing their studies. In June, ten of us were presented certificates to be followed by scholastic award honor jackets for having at- tained a 90W average that year. We had also shown athletic prowess as sophomores beginning with a 13-8 football vic- tory over arch rival Adams on November 11, 1959. Behind us lay memories of freshman English, Latin, general science, and world history as well as sophomore biology. Ahead of us lay only the second half of our high schools careers - as upper classmen, now well acquainted with the ins and outs of undergraduate days. In 1961, as Juniors, this class undertook the production of a theatrical presentation, ''Alice-Sit-By-The-Fire,'l and for the first time had a real opportunity to demonstrate their ability to work as a group. The actors performed the roles of this subtle comedy well, and both they and the non-acting participants - such as those involved in make- up. stage managing, etc. - right down to the ushers helped to make the play a success acknowledged by both the public and the critics. A large share of the credit for the success of this production and also of the Senior Class Play, however, must be given to the members of the faculty who contrib- uted their time, effort. and ability to the directing of these plays. The junior Prom, an annual affair produced by the Junior Class for the benefit of the Seniors, in 1961 achieved perhaps the acme of elaborateness of any like affair in the history of Drury High School. Employing a Parisien theme, the decor centered around a replica of the Eiffel Tower, and the interior accessories were arranged in true Parisien cafe motiff. The entire project represented a concerted effort on the part of this class to make last year's Prom the best ever attempted. The Senior Play, Meet Me In St. Louis, was a much less subtle variety of comedy than attempted in Alice-Sit- By-The-Fire, and its excellent production received both popular and critical acclaim. Again this class proved their spirit by their tireless efforts in the acting and non-acting assignments. The play concerns the amusing predicaments that befall a middle-class family residing in St. Louis during the early part of the century, and credit must be given the actors for their excellent and entertaining portrayals. But credit must again be given, however, to the faculty directors and the many behind-the-scenes people who contributed so greatly to the successful production of this play. The Exchange program was instituted in Drury High School in an effort to broaden the student through acquaintance with other people of his own age in different environments, and to familiarize him with the social cus- toms, natural resources, and industrial development in other parts of the country. The twenty-four students chosen from this class to represent Drury High School and North Adams in their exchange with students from Wyandotte, Michigan, performed their ambassadorial assignments well, impressing everyone, both here and in Wyandotte, with their vigor and enthusiasm in making the Exchange a success. It is hoped that future Exchange groups will ac- complish as much in promoting good relations between communities, Throughout their Junior and Senior years, the Class of '62 maintained a strong interest in academics, and the ex- cellence of this group can be attributed not only to their ability to learn, but to their eager desire to better them- selves intellectually. No fact can more clearly attest to the idealistic goals raised by this class and the accomplishment of these goals than the large number of students who, in 1961, earned the right to be classified as members of Nu Sigma Epsilon, the Junior honor society, and who, in the following year, received membership in the Pro Merito honor society. Indeed, this high ratio of honor students re- flects most favorably upon this graduating class - a class which has followed and upheld Drury High School's honored tradition of academic excellence and educational development. A Greek philosopher once said that physical and mental conditioning go hand in hand. The athletes of this class have demonstrated this maxim very well indeed, not only have they exhibited physical prowess on the playing field, but they have been for the most part good students as well. Members of this class have contributed greatly to Drury's reputation of perseverance and good sportsmanship in competitive athletics. Several of this year's Seniors were awarded high-ranking honors in both athletics and aca- demics - a modern example of the practicability of an ancient philosophy. The final class-sponsored activities of this year reveal. I believe, the true mettle of this group. Due to Hnancial difficulty, the Senior Class. during the last part of May. organized a car wash, in which each individual could contribute his own time and effort to personally help his class. The results were gratifying, they showed the spirit, co-operation, and willingness to work for which this class has been noted since entering Drury. Following the car wash, a candy sale was instituted to further aid our Hnan- cially distressed class. The same quality of spirit and effort previously demonstrated was again apparent and distin- guished a united and successful class project. 94 CLASS PROPHECY It is a balmy day in June. The place is New York City where the World's Fair of 1977 is being held. Busily working at his desk, John Weld, the dashing reporter of the New York Times, sets out to report on the World's Fair. Before leaving the office, he assigns duties to his secretaries, Mary Sherman, Dianne Blair, Carolyn Jones, Lois Maxymillian, Rachel Morin, and Marcia Pontier. His first stop is at the barber shop around the corner where he stops to chat with Bill Hein, the proprietor, and his assistant Ray Lucznyski. Passing by King's Beauty Salon, he speedily waves to Pamela and Sandy King, the co-owners of the establish- ment. He also sees Sandy Nash, and Ellen Costello having their hair done for their double wedding ceremony on the following day. Suddenly the tooting of a horn arouses his attention, and turning his head, he sees New York's famous lawyers Dick Plumb, John Jewett, and Gary Bombardier passing by in their limousine driven by their chauffeur David Miner. He decides to stop at the local bar and grille run by Tom Armbruster. He spots some of his old buddies, Bill Cullen, Ronnie Ferris, and Mike Major now running one of the exclusive clubs in Las Vegas. The room now becomes quiet for the championship fight of the year between Bob Beebe and George Emmons is about to appear on T.V. However, Jack cannot remain to see the conclusion of the iight for he has a busy schedule ahead of him. He says good-bye to Harold Jones, the bartender, and leaves. He hails a taxi and to his amazement, Ted Stasiowski is the driver. His first stop is the United Nations building where he sees several tours being led by Carol Briggs, Anne La Cross, Karen Gilmore, Marsha Clarke, and Cheryl Marazzi as guides. His attention is then drawn by a group of inter- preters, Kathy O,Brien, Justyna Steuer, Keith Chalmers, and Judy Darling, busily interpreting the foreign press con- ference in which Barry Less, U.S. Ambassador to Israel, and his good comrade David Cohen, U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union, are participating. Larry Belleau, Roger Burdick, Timmy Haun, and Bill Dion, are cleaning an adjoining room. Leaving the U.N. building, he stops at a newsstand, and buys a copy of the morning paper from Carlton Hewitt. Listed on the front page, he sees the names of Wayne Brierley, Buddy Brownsword, John Paserbiak, Harry Urban, John Netherwood, Chris Swenson, and Norm St. Pierre, all who have signed up for the Peace Corps. Turning to the Society Page, he reads where the famous designer Patsy Washburn is showing her new summer creations. Judy Brooks, Cheryl Murphy, Sandy Smith, Sandy Pugliese, Jean Brigham, Judy Mazza, and Judy Jayne are the models. On the Sports Page, he sees a picture of the Boston Red Sox and recognizes Dick Sheldon, the pitcher, Eddie Noel, the outfielder, John Robinson, Tom Richards, and Jimmy Bryson. The front page reads - 500 TEACHERS STRIKE IN NEW YORK CITY. The opinions of various teachers for and against the strike are presented. On the list Jack noticed the names of his old classmates, Nancy Lombard, Carole Giorgenti, Madeleine Jones, Carol Douglas, Carol Abbott, Karen Moreau, Angela Lora, Sandy Lavanway, Jean Le Stage, Elizabeth Chambers, Dave Tadiollo, Paul Partenope, Francis Morandi, Kenny Morris, Carl Hansen, Merlene Vickery, and Linda Wheeler. He also reads where Betsy Clermont is making her debut at Radio City Music Hall. Jack then decides to stop at the hospital to see his wife who has just had her twelfth child. As he goes down the hall, he passes several nurses that he knows, Alice Tew, Linda Thibert, Ethel Chambers, Lynda Bergeron, Shirley Estes, Nancy Weslowski and Brenda Murdock. He sees Linda Kelley running down the hall with a test tube, and the head doctor Bernie Lavenda, chasing her. Passing by the Interns room, he notices Danny Scully, Fran Horahan, and James Northrup. After seeing his wife, he leaves the hospital and heads for the World's Fair. First he enters the Science Building and finds the scien- tists Danny Stone, David Messier, Pat Mantello, Dan Ralston and Bob Williams working on the new science project of the year. In the Automotive Building, he sees Art Lemire, Timothy Nadeau, Ernie Lamarre, Kipper Lamb, Carl Kingsley, James Horan, Alfred Denault, Gary Ames, Stephen Wool, Stanley Tower, and Ronald Skovera, now top-notch mechanics, exhibiting their new flying car. Stopping at the restaurant to get a bite to eat, he sees as waitresses, Berna- dette Perras, Judy Salavantis, Jackie Segala, Claire Martin, Carol Zagarinsky, Janet Buzzell and Carol Cermenaro. In the Home Economics building, he comes across Liz Gorcza- koski, Jean Graziola, Linda Hodgdon, Nancy Kirkpatrick, Toni Chenail and Denise Caron exhibiting the latest in culinary art and interior decorating. Coming out of the building, Jack spots Alan Horbal selling peanuts and Eddie Howland, the chief caretaker, picking up the shells. Jack then leaves the World's Fair and returns to his oflice to turn in his day's report to be typed up by the secretaries, Hope Pratt, Barbara Preite, Jean Robinson, Betty Sweeney, Ruth Boucher, Linda Armstron. Pat Bemis, and Martha Ferris. Jack then decides that since his day's work is finished he will go to Esty Mason's night club for a little relaxation. He is greeted by Paula Gotzens. Carol O'Connell. and Judy Benedetti as cigarette girls. Playing in the orchestra are John Crofts, Danny Dobbert, Don Chesboro, Len Gigliotti, and Paul Catelotti. Providing the entertainment are the exotic dancers, Karen Gayda and Barbara Durant. Tired from his busy day, Jack now leaves the night Club and his fond memories of the Class of '6Q. 95 CLASS WILL VVC. the class of '62, dispensing with the ridiculous legal terminology, proclaim this to be our last will and testament, bequeathing to: Dr. Taylor 3 Thu Rvpublic autographed by Plato. 59 Mr. Drotter 3 The Chubby Checker twist album, g'Let's Twist Again, Mrs. Allen 3 A bird-watcher's manual. Mrs. Bell 3 Free bowling lessons from Don Carter. hir. Hoisvert 3 A book on How to Succeed in Golf by Charley Cheat. Miss. Bousquet 3 A musical typewriter. Mrs, Brawn 3 A S100 word. Mr. Bresnahan 3 A team that can beat Adams again next year. Mrs. Brown 3 A Sing Along With lNIitch'l,Album. Miss Cody 3 A formuler for success. Mrs. D'Amico 3 An Italian cookbook. Mr. Dean 3 A rubber car. . Mr. Del Negro 3 A new set of lab books, and a class of Einsteins to match us next year. Mr. Demarco 3 A toupee. Mr. Diamond 3 A course in political science. Mr. Gravel 3 A free Dale Carnegie Speaking Course. Mr. Howard 3 lOl ways to outsmart students. Mrs. Howe 3 More books to fill the empty shelves. Mis. Johnson 3 New gym lockers. Mr. Koye 3 A Key Club like last year's. Mr. Lamarre 3 A comic book store. Airs. Lijeron 3 A course from Arthur Rlurray Miss Loehr -3 An infallible typewriter. Miss Lunney -- A play by Tennessee VVilliams with Rock Hudson as the leading actor. and best wishes from the class of ,62. Mr. MacDonald -- A farm, and good luck. Mr. Marino -A A helicopter to get to work faster. Mr. Merrigan 3 Six periods of all girl classes. Mr. Mulholland 3 A larger oflice. Miss Murray 3- A number paint set. Xlr. Murray 3 A Do It Yourself Kit. Mr. Noel 33 A new pair of skiis. 96 Mr. Prevey - Stilts for the basketball team. Mr. Quinlan W An automatic bouncer. Miss Ringdahl - A class that likes oralsl Mr. Rorke - An all girl football team. Mr. Sondrini - Nothing, since he's so perfect. Mr. Starratt - A Slenderellal' course. Mrs. Stenson - Answer sheets to the standard tests. Mr. Steuer - A cow for target practice. Miss Stewart - A tape recorder for her lectures. Mrs. Sweeney N- A box of chocolates as sweet as you are. Mr. Symonds - A 100 piece band. Miss Temple - A home on the range. Mr. Toupence - A lifetime supply of Metrecal wafers. Mr. Trudeau - Another French teaching aide - Briget Mrs. Washburn - Accident insurance for her gym classes Mrs. Whitcomb - A lifetime supply of aspirins. Mr. Whitcomb - A joke book. Mrs. Accetta - A lie detector. Mr. Cardillo Mrs. des Cognets Mrs. Less The best of luck, and fond Mr. Rosse memories of Drury. Mrs. Waterhouse Incoming Freshmen - f'Nervine. Sophomores - Lots of hard work. Juniors - Good Luck. Next yearls Seniors - Nostalgic memories of Drury. Witnessed by The Stripper Big John Small Sad Sam Liberty Valance Authors: Judith Darling Bernard Lavenda Nancy Weslowski 97 te Bardot THE SENIOR RECEPTICN ty W 939 OK ve- V- NO py- 'Qi 115 5 Sx Ps PC0052 P9 99,55 A NAS. 93 IN 90 so xv wx Yvfx Sx-151 ' 092 X A and coopx S Yxuvae 3 50 90' een 5 ' we' 0 9' n 0,0 .5550 as Quan, 17,6 In between dances ' N190 I lv 'E , OI? '11 ' 661' 1, 418 '4r N ' 41 F 1 4 S54 C QM S577-S P O l .lg 4 D' , Mqefeen If FOG Hundred IFIZ.-l,N7H 4k 90d Sllrfy ON OQCH ' 71,0 F5 TQA GRADUATION PROGRAM June I7, l962 N.B. Audience will rise at start of Processional and remain standing until after the National Anthem. PROCESSIONAL Fanfare and Grand Marchi' Drury High School Band Traditional INVOCATION Rabbi Earl J. Fishhaut, United House of Israel SCRIPTURE Reverend Father Earl V. De Blieux, St. Francis Church PLEDGE TO THE FLAG Assembly - Led by Edward J. Noel, Jr., Class President NATIONAL ANTHEM Assembly and Drury High School Band WELCOME Edward J. Noel, Jr., Class President HONOR ESSAY Peace Corps - Dedication to Service Justyne Mary Steuer SELECTION The Nationls Prayeri' - Franck Drury High School Band Qaudience will refrain from applausej PRESENTATION HONOR PLAQUES Principal Stephen J. Drotter VOCAL SOLO You'1l Never Walk Aloneu Elizabeth Anne Clermont Rogers and Hammerstein ADDRESS Mind and Mannersn Dr. Harlan P. Hanson Dean of Freshmen, Williams College ALMA MATER Millicent Potter Class of 1962 Grant Schaeffer PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS Superintendent Robert N. Taylor READING OF THE GLASS ROLL Edward J. Noel, Jr., Class President Judith Ann Benedetti, Girls' Vice-President AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS The Honorable Francis C. Florini Mayor and Chairman of the School Committee CLASS ODE CTune: Forever and Evernj Class of 1962 Forever and ever Our hearts will remain Loyal to Drury For every gain. Four years have slipped by us Within these dear halls The time is here before us - now the future calls. Chorus: Our hearts will stay loyal forever Tho all our paths lead afar And now as we go we must say unto thee Dear Drury farewell, farewell to thee. Elizabeth Anne Clermont BENEDICTION Reverend Frank G. Landolt, St. John's Episcopal Church FAREWELL TO DRURY f Auld Lang Syne j Class of 1962 RECESSIONAL S'Pomp and Chivalryl' Drury High School Band Roberts N.B. Will the audience kindly remain seated until completion of Recessional? THE TOP NINE The following students maintained an average of 907 or better during their four years at Drury: Judith Benedetti Carole Giorgenti Carol O'Connell David Cohen Bernard Lavenda Justyna Steuer Judith Darling David Messier Nancy Weslowski All set to go. I Bow ties UINIIIICM 'i Q , vi. QI. v ', S 11 I fi ' C1 1 ,,L 'V'-Hb ' ' -4 r -.H I ' , W I 41? a.4.fwwn:+,,. A .aff -nf if H... - 1 -un. f - , ' .ff 1 nm 5,3 r 1 Q5 11' if -if f 1 f' 1 fiy' J JJ. rf f. ,rv-1 P11 A , , r Agfa? w lu . F' , . 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M Y x 1 x v i XM 51 Falx X, I Q Q --QXKAQ z 'f -' X1 ' X K Lrg' .lim A X Y Q , ' Y 5 Nstpdemjqmxgil F!oat ' -1 ww gn for Anthoky sinclieicn P Farewell A: 'V W 'fa' A 1.. . iz. 'Wu-NV NSW' Q Drury 'A-'fgwvrl I Senwg q., 'ew' 1 1 ' -. t,. I , , , -, Q51-A, , ,. - A - V4 ' 4 LAY' ., ' ...' .V .-1.1 'Pin cience ,, mg X-:J Q to vi IN APPRECIATION We, the 1962 Nathanite Staff, wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Mr Randolph Trabold and Mrs. Edward Horahan of the North Adams Tran- script, to the Moderne Studio, to Our Advisors, the Faculty, and the Stu dents at Durry, and to Our Generous Advertisers without whom the year- book could not have been possible. 106 Compliments of the SENIOR CLASS Compliments of STRONG HEWAT Compliments of the WIl.LIAM'S CO-OP Compliments of MALNATI and HENDERSON Veterinarians i ' l CO. INC. Woolen Manufacturers Compliments of COLONIAL DAIRY Sealtest Dairy Products MOhawk 2-2705 Compliments of THE PHOTO SHOP 37 Eagle Street Completely Photographic Compliments of TACONIC Lumber and Hardware Co. HAYDEN OIL PETER B. SCHRYVER Headquarters for Quality Merchandise Since 1889 8. SUPPLY CO. INC We, of the Hayden Oil, hope success shines Time interview with Exchange upon you. Compliments ot JOLLEY JEWELERS I3 Eagle Street NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of GAZZANlGA'S WALL PAPER 8. PAINT STORE 39 Bank Street prito p f Compllmenls of Congratulations! SWEENEY'S FLOWERS SU LL I VAN'S Sweeney's and weddings go together REAL ESTATE OFFICE Best Wishes, Seniors! LOAKLEY BERKSHIRE The Agency ot Service INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND North Adams National Bank Bldg. OPTICAL COMPANY 74 Main Street For Over a Century Berkshire's Finest Book Store WASHBURNE'S 36 Spring Street Williamstown Established as the College Book Store in I848 DAIRYLAND DINER A 8. W Roof Beer Drive-In Curran Memorial Highway Albert B g olo Prop GEORGE'S TIRE RADIATOR AND BODY WORKS., INC. A TO PAINTING ODIES- FENDER ST G T ED AND REPAIRED 20-22 PORTER STREET TELEPHONE: MO-37525 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I962 HOOSAC MILLS CORPORATION f TOMORROW'S SECURITY MUST BE PLANNED TODAY CompIimenIs of THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CCMPANY OF AMERICA LOCAL OFFICE COMPLIMENTS OF SALVATORE'S SHOE STORE Spring Street Williamstown Call GL 8-3625 COMPLIMENTS of JOANNE BAKERS Compliments of TASKIN FURNITURE COMPANY 33-35 Eagle Street Compliments of B. F. GOODRICH ' Compliments of the STYLE SHOPPE Compliments Compliments of of M. SCHMIDT AND SONS, INC FRANK DiLEGO FURNWURE JEWELER ESTABLISHED 1924 Dial MO 3-8375 Main Street North Adams 42 Ashland Street North Adams, Mass. St. Anse m's CLEARY'S CHlLDREN'S SHOE STORE Expert Fitting From Cradle to College 6 2 Main Street THE HUB RESTAURANT Main Street North Adams, Moss. Fine Foods Open 6-Midnight Beginning work on Fall Foliage Float. P' Compliments of PEOPLE'S MARKET Compliments of PEGGY PARKER'S FASHION HEADQUARTERS FOR BUDGET-WISE WOMEN Compliments of GLORlA'S Best Wishes to the Class of i962 BEAUTY SHOP FEDER ,O3 Main Sm, FURNITURE COMPANY Dowlin Building 20 Marshall St. North Adams 4th Floor Since 1902 DIAMONDS Music HOUSE PEEBLE5 Zenith RCA Victor TV Radio Hi Fi 34 Main Street Pho nog raph Records NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations ESTHER JAFFE RYAN IN 103 Main Street North Adams Compliments of NINI S CARD 8, NEWS ROOM 105 Main Street HALLMARK CARDS for ISBELL ELECTRIC CO. LIONEL A. BLAIR, Prop. ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE AND CONSTRUCTION I3 BANK STREET NORTH ADAMS, MASS. Compliments of ASHKAR SALES COMPANY ,rf Compliments of L. 8, P. Co., Inc. Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE 74 Morris St. HAROLD LESS, '36 SIDNEY PATASNICK, '31 Compliments of MOHAWK GIFT SHOP For All Your Fashion Needs Visit RISEBERG'S IN THE BERKSHIRES Compliments of THE ELDER PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing 36 Eagle Street Dial 3-5750 ,fff 'Q' Patsy and Jeanne attend queen. Compliments of ALDO'S I45 STATE STREET Compliments of THE HOLLYWOOD MILLINERY I IO MAIN STREET 'YOUR FASHION HEADQUARTERS FOR EXCITING ACCESSORIES Congra+uIaI'ions! QUADLAND'S FLOWERS 81 GI FTS TOM MARTIN C pl I of DANCO HARDWARE MODERN DAIRY INC. 298 STATE STREET NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS Bes+ Wishes fo the Class of 1962 PIZZI S APPAREL SHOP Compliments of DANIEL E. ROUNDS Painting and Decorating Residential and Industrial Clarksburg, Mass. MOhawk 3-3600 COMPLIMENTS OF LAMB'S STATION ERY STORE THE FRESHMAN CLASS THE BERKSHIRE GAS COMPANY NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSEUS Best Wishes to the Drury Class of I962 From LEV HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. 26-40 Holden St. Dial MO 3-6596 NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL ROHANE OIL COMPANY 48 EAGLE STREET GULF PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTORS North Adams Massachusetts MO 3-8565 Compliments of Gagllarcll s Kitchen Center BUILT IN APPLIANCES Complete CUSTUM Kitchens 9 Il Union Street Dial MOhawk 3 3746 , Service After Sales BEST OF LUCK FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS M. LURIE 81 COMPANY NORTH ADAMS' FASHION STORE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN IOO-I06 Main S+re'e'r NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS Besi' Wishes Your From Sisfer Class THE SOPHOMORES 3 . DILEGO'S RESTAURANT M W. G. ROBERTS COMPANY 52 oin Sf t S Pioneers in Electronics Development SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY North Adams, Massachusetts Compliments of THE BANKS OF NORTH ADAMS L k g ouf from City Hall NORTH ADAMS HOOSAC SAVINGS BANK FIRST AGRICULTURAL NATIONAL BANK of BERKSHIRE COUNTY NORTH ADAMS and PITTSFIELD BERKSHIRE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY NORTH ADAMS and Mr. Prevey iumpjwigh. KOTALL Best of AII on Any Wall NO PRIMER SELF SEALING LIME PROOF COLORS ACRYLIC ALKY FLAT SEMI GLOSS WALL HANGINGS From the Leading Manufacturers IMPERIAL WASHABLE LLOYD-BOXER STRAHAN COLONIALS CORBIN - PORTER-CABLE - STANLEY HARDWARE QUINN'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT, INC. 55-59 Union Street North Adams, Mass. Telephone MO 3-5303 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 WE ARE PROUD OF YOU. sew ENGLAQND e franc swf BE MODERN - LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SAM HIRSH DRUG STORE APOTHECARY HALL NASSIF'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY, INC. WHITNEY'S LIGGETT REXALL DRUG STORE .0 .IQITJ COMPLIMENTS OF CASCADE PAPER COMPANY I Brown S+ree+ Nor+I1 Adams Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 From MODERNE STUDIOS Your Yearbook Photographers HOOSAC MILLS CORPORATION Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 MOHAWK PAPER COMPANY, INC. School-Crafters Division North Adams, Massachusetts l 4' f. 5. , I Compliments of NORTHERN BERKSHIRE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED N ORTH A DAMS BREWER BROS. - DeSoto - Plymouth -- Reo Trucks -Triumph - Valiant FRANK'S MOTOR SALES - Willys Jeeps K-M MOTOR SALES, INC. - Rambler - Metropolitan SHAPIRO CHEVROLET, INC. - Chevrolet DICK SCARAFONI, INC. - Ford - Ford Trucks - Falcon VIC AND PAUL'S MOTOR SALES - MG - Morris Minor - Austin MOHAWK MOTORS - Pontiac - Buick SHEP AND SON - GMC Trucks WINSOR MOTOR - Dodge ADAMS PREJSNAR S GARAGE - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile BEDARD BROS. - Saab -- Volvo WILLIAMSTOWN GRUNDY S GARAGE - Pontiac - Lark THOMAS MCMAHON 8- SON - Chevrolet Cars and Trucks lil if li l Qs fit' I 190' inf' .X 174,00 BETTER LIVING FOR LESS BERKSHIRE COUNTY'S QUALITY MARKETS AMERICAN YEARBOOK C0 CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND Don Lendry Yeorbook Consultant P.O. Box 209 Forest Pork Stotion Sprlngfleld, Moss. Compliments of I ADAMS SUPER MARKETS BETTER LIVING FOR LESS BERKSHIRE COUNTY'S QUALITY MARKETS Miss Cody offers Permanents That Satisfy -- Hair Coloring Consultation EMlLY'S BEAUTY SALON MOhawk 3-5420 MR. 8- MRS. EDWARD JOSEPH Fine Hair Styling Specialists in Hair Cutting, Shaping, Styling and W 20 Ashland Street North Adams, Mass. MAURICE G. SPITZER Class of '25 Compliments of THE BOOTERY North Adams' Newest Shoe Store on Main Street ED CULLEN Representative 79 Perkins St. SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Armour's Warehouse is part of the city's world. Compliments ot MATIVI S LITTLE PLUMBER 26I River Street Dial MO 3-8435 McKANE'S SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Tel. MO 3-64I5 53 W. Main St. NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations - - Class of I962 BOSTON STORE Largest - Most Modern Department Store in Northern Berkshire Always happy to serve you with the newest in FASHION Finest of Quality Compliments of WALL-STREETER SHOE COMPANY Manufacturers of . X TIFF roof wus WALL-STREETER FINE SHOES FOR MEN SINCE 1912 16 'Qb W1 NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS Oak Ridge representative at science assembly NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. Jos. Kelman, Mgr. Pennsylvania House Furniture Cushman Colonial Creations Magnavox Television-Stereo Carpets by Mohawk Beaaty Rest Mattresses R. I. BAKER I9 JOHNSON STREET Dial MO 4-949I Plumbing-Heating-Sheet Metal Work BEST WISHES BATEMAN CITY MARKET 94 Main Street Compliments of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT CO. North Adams, Massochusehs Best in Paints - Best in Colors Best in Service Courtesy of EDIE'S MATERNITY SHOP Maternity Wear Uniforms Compliments ot I GENERAL ROOFING COMPANY 504 State Street Box 665 North Adams NASH P. MORIN, Proprietor Tel.: MO 4-94l5 . T. ARNOLD LUMBER COMPANY Since I874 I92 State Street Dial Mo 3 6537 North Adams, Massachusetts Compliments ot ASHLEY SWIFT PLUMBING-HEATING 434 State Road MOhawlc 3-7206 North Adams, Mass. Master Plumber's Reg. No. 5267 Models for the Sewing Fashion Show Compliments of LINDA'S Rocket demonstration highlighted program. ' 5 U CLASS OF 1962 Best Wishes . F ,,,,h f 9 1 ,W fs ? 5 5 Q v K 5:41521 if 'J S, 2 1 P Z' MILL REMNANT SHOP Main Street North Adams .Vw 'fr it LOUIS ROSHEGER, JR District Manager COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD TITSCH J. CLAYTON FLAX 8. CO. 1562 MAIN STREET STOCKS - BONDS SPRINGFIELD, MASS. MUTUAL FUNDS RE 2-1133 Compliments of McCONNELL'S BREEN'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE 1 Massachusetts Avenue Congraulations to the Class of 1962 Dial MO 2-2931 Entrances Off State Road 'sr '-R and -aa , , ' Massachusetts Avenue .--'W F .4 ,xx - , . N,- , LA: A , -,JI ' --. 4 - -.M . if I SCHOOL SUPPLIES CAFETERIA SUPPLIES f E -f ,J 9' f 0 V, V WHOLESALE PAPER SCHOOL FURNITURE ' f , MILLER PAPER COMPANY 1 Many styles and outfits 1 We '0de'ed- ,T SCHOOL SUPPLIES I I f North Adams Massachusetts 4 13' BLACKINTON PLANT Manufacturer of PLASTIC INSULATED ELECTRICAL WIRE AND CORD SETS I HERBERT S. GORDON RAY. E. SUTTON To the Graduates of '62 8 General Contractors and Builders Make Our Salon Your Headquarters for Your Hair Fashions for Graduation and always MO 3-9735 I6 Bank Street Office: 227 Houghton Street 1 Dial Mo 3-7575 I P.o. Box 527 5 I NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS A I I. Mrs. Sweeney introduced the Wyandotte sponsor, Mrs. Baud. ' ' I .' I, 51 COMGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 JAMES HUNTER MACHINE COMPANY H ,. .ff .B FIX No? To Ee 'fzken FromThisRoom