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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1963 volume:

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Sabin oral vaccine was made available nationally and offered promise of complete immunity from all types of polio. Left Solid-fueled Minuteman, successor to more complex liquid-fueled ICBM S, begins 4,000 mile iourney from Canaveral. Others went into readi- ness in Montana. Nuclear submarines USS Skate and USS Seadragon rendezvoused at the North Pole, hundreds of miles from open sea. ! N 1 i 1 1 1 I v 1 1 i E 1 656669 Nofhonire Presented by the Senior Closs of Drury High School North Adams Mossochuseffs 'X .R X . 7,3 ff NATHAN DRURY Harold Payne '18 ln the New Ilainpsliirc toxin of Temple, which rather short and very stocky. His head was massiveg in-sllvs gilinost in thi' sliadoxx of Klount X Natlizmf-.l Di1Li1'y3iT:is born on A'IBLIlQl 20. 1723. rtaiq his clean cut features large but not coarseg his steel es keen and penetrating. lvfasterful strength of itself in every lin e of his face .... Y. in of his parents oruhoyhood. CC ll. ls. lioWm'c'i HRK, Jl'l'5LlS. 1 livst Cdllfaigfii 9I9tIlill largcl' this . .fi'm'Q ? . 'fig' ri Il'Tj'j,lCl 1112? ' HlWs'ix2N Y 'Wlilifm 19 X Htre it is, s nd:- U-at-.4 ay the on imfgo S 840, Drury was busipessk Although -finished, e plowg . and ll 21 Dun -.J 1-5' Q, he agqilln-dgfibx' UI :poi ti a 111.111 'up,.fartl1gr xi af rings, His tg 1.115 su eral hundied ZLCILS of sltffgfsal X alley nom famous .Ks neu settlels for funds became x well established, was rate of interest, AAV1 t neweomers i' hifi en years after he moved ,onto unitv had -lfieconie nc inc'orporated as hrst lbrurx' being elected a wars he fzuthfullv re-ssivc-ly Sc-lectman, ti-ciiiaii and T In those days ,xt businessmen to of the River third settler in this region, has iixst home but a rude log fhe ma'!'!'1GfW they con- s 2 tI'Te THIS IS DRURY HIGH - - 4' This is our factual and pictorial account of the school year 1962-1963. In this year- book we have tried to show the true spirit of Drury High through its seniors, its clubs and activities, its sports teams, and its out- standing yearly events. We have tried to recapture for the seniors their wonderful senior year here at Drury. We know that these pictures will always bring back meni- ories and we hope they are always pleasant ones. We hope that we have succeeded in capturing that spirit - youthful, fun- loving, serious, progressive - as all of THIS IS DRURY HIGH -www ,gf 7 ,lp 4-A up-5 wx . .sf L., ,y - ' s Jw an Q l1,- ' Q I .A 1 1 4 M5 , . 952 ,. - s. '.', .s Q.. . n . W4 1, -9 Ei ' ' 'I A Faculty . . Students ... Fkctivities .. fXthletics ... Commencement Advertising . . . Page Page Page page page Page DEDICATION This edition of the Drury High School Nathanite is dedicated to a man who has devoted his life to the field of teaching, Mr. Mortimer P. Howard. A graduate of Boston University, he obtained his A.B. in 1929 and his M.A. in 1930 from there. He came to Drury in 1938 and taught first-, second-, third-, and fourth-year Latin. He is a past president of the former North Adams School Employee's Association. From 1953 to 1960 he was faculty advisor to the Yearbook Staff and he has been faculty advisor to the senior class. In 1960 he was appointed Vice-Principal at Drury and in 1962 he was named Dean of Men, both of which positions he now holds. In appreciation of his untiring work for the students at Drury High School, and his contribution to the welfare of the students, school, and community, the Class of 1963 would like to dedicate this record of their senior year to Mr. Howard. 5 SCHOOL COMMITTEE In RUIIY Mrs. Bawiii, Nlayfir Flnrini, Mr. Cullen. 2nd ROW: Mr. Petri, Superintendent In Taylwr, Mr. Be-all. Missing: Mr. Brysiin, Ixfr. Nassif. I ADMINISTRATION lg' wr 44-ifii - f'-', ' O I , Miss Ima-Iii', IJ1'.111 MI ILiiIx MIM lUicIx', IIIII-Hui' UI l1i1icI:111c41'. NIV. Dl'wttc'r. Prim'ipnI. INTL IIiiix.uiI. Yu'--I'iiii1ip.1I nml IP:-.iii UI' B--ys, Missing: Mr, Niilliollaml, Uuidanfc Cuunselor. T y Fclculiy 1 1 k P 1 . Nw - 1 xr , ' 1 f F A ff, ' i .J ' 'i 'NNN-1, .KW F V .. ., WN P ,flim- Margaret .-Xccetta Mary M. Bell Harry Blake R.N., St. Luke's Hospital B.S.E.. U. of Vermont B.Mus.Ed., Vandercook Schuul Nurse English, Drama College of Music Music 's lg 'H . x , Lily , Charles E. Boisvert B.S.. Hartwirk College lNI.Ed., N.A. State Biology Martha B. Brawn B.S.Ed. NA. State M. Ed. NA. State Reading Program CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. M. Dracup, Mrs. P. Dougherty, Miss C. Wotkowicz, Mrs. A. Benedetti Thomas M. Bresnahan A.B., Holy Cross Barbara C. Brown M. Ed., Springfield B. Mus., Boston U. Social Studies Vocal ng 8 39 tm, .muff L f 1 Ll- 5 Robert J. Dean Paul de Gatagno Veronica de Gatagno B.S. ED., N.A. State B.S. Ed., U. of Rennes B.S. Ed., N.A. State M. Ed., N.A. State London School of Economics English Sociology, Gen. Math Italian CSubstitutej ,ov it S41 I . 'Q Q Nicholas DelNegro B.S. Sci., Norwich U. M. Ed., N.A. State Head Science Dept. , Q , in 5' M 4' PERMANENT SUBSTITUTES Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Olson Mr. Lowry Louis J. Diamond Lawrence DeMarco B.S.E., Indiana Technical Joseph A. Eisenbiser B.S. Ed., N.A. State Geog. 8: Gen. Business B.A., American International Social Studies, Gen. Math Gen. Math, Algebra English ...... fr' 4 QE 9 1' Q . F t P.1iil O. t'Li':1x'el lNlH1'IlINCI' P. Howard Phyllis C. Howe , BMX.. St Mielmels NB.. Boston U. B.S.. Simmons College NI..-X. Ed . N..-X. State M..-X.. Boston U, M. Ed., N.A. State I llencl English Dept. Latin Librarian i Dean of Klen ' M 5 Q 'Pr- 1 1'l3r'1't YY, xlolinson . Ii S., Spriiiflfielcl College ysirzil Fcliivntion JANITORIAL STAFF Mr. Lyons Kitt Giusti l l Roliert T, Kove Edward M. Larnarre Gary lf. Kelly BS. Chem.. Siena College .VX.B., St. Anselm's ' Ii .X . Williams Collect- Cliemistry. Triq.. M. Ed.. NA. State l Plivsics. .Xlgelira Review Math L'.S. History l l i dl' 1- 10 Barbara L. Loehr B.S. Ed., Salem Teachers M. Ed., N.A. State Typewriting Dean of Girls Carole Millette po- B.A. Span., Our Lady of the Elms Spanish, French, English x '7' il Francis C. Merrigan A.B., St. lYIichael's M. Ed., NA. State English Antoinette Murray B.S.E., NA. Stare JANITORIAL STAFF Supervisor of Art Mr. Robinson, Mr. Galipeau, Mr. Magnani. Missing: Mr. Knox. Mark B. Murray Francis Noel Veronique A. Plante Drury High School A.B., Williams B.A., Our Lady of the Elms Industrial Arts Head Mathematics Dept. Algebra, Geometry X ' . 11 I 3 'gr A M, - N ' J I 6- .g.. .-wi' .w V Q., Q Wlilliam C. Prevey B.S. U. of Mass. BI. Ed., Springfield Algebra 1 91 5'-.j Nate F. Sondrini BA., U. of Mass. M..-X. Middlebury French Howard M. Starratt AB., Gordon College MA.. N.A. State English lF 9'3 'Y' I1 Eleanor Ringdahl A.B., U. of Maine lNl.A., Boston U. English -'-1: . 10- Daniel A. Rorke, Jr. B.A., YVilliarns Social Studies SECRETARIAL STAFF Miss Guilbault hits. Bousquet Edith H. Stenson B.S. Ed., Boston U. U. S. History Edward G. Steuer B.S. Ed., Fitchburg State M. Ed. N.A. State Mechanical Drawing Shop hlath 12 Margaret H. Stewart Marion A. Sweeney Myrtle G. Temple A.B., Acadia U. B.S.E., Framinghan State Teachers B.S., N.A. Normal School B.S.C., M. Ed., N.A. State Household Arts M.A., Columbia U. Head Social Studies Dept. Supervisor Household Arts 11 . ,. Eleanor H. Tunefl' B.S., City College of N.Y. Irving P. Toupence Edmond E. Trudeau MIA. New York U. B.S. Ed., Salem State A.B., Assumption College Omcg Practice Typewriting Steno M. Ed., N.A. State M.A., Columbia U. ra h , , Head Commercial Dept. Head Language Dept. g p Y Lewis M. Whitcornb Anne C. Washburn B.S. Chem., U. of Mass. Paul L. Whitley B.S.E., Skidmore M.A., U. of Mass. B.S. in Phys. Ed., U. of Conn. Physical Education Chemistry General Science I3 A e Autographs ff ,,x 4 4. if. A Q - t --lt Q .la . 5 I 9 ry K. . A , I , . o ., W' I I . g ' X M..- g 'f.,.,' - . . - , . 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Route 19, Clarksburg I Baseball 1.2.3,-43 lnterclass Basketball l.r.2,3, 1'i junior Play: Nu Sigma: Prom Comm. 3: French Club 33 Driver's Ed. 33 Senior Pl3YQ Varsity Club 4. WValt . . . aqua and white Chevy . . . Live dangerously' '... class Cassanova - . . . Central City. E 1 Gi3oRoi3 EDWARD BAILEY 7 Davenport Street 1 Scholastic Achievement Award 1,233 Adv. Vocab. 1.2.31 Senior Play. Always willing to help . . . medica examiner . . . future history teacher . . . a whiz in every subject . . . a hi for everyone. HOWARD ARTHUR ALPERT 230 Church Street Interclass basketball 1.2,3.4: Baseball 1,23 Football 2,3,4': Soph. Frolic: Read- ing Club 23 Adv. Vocab. 2: Varsity Club QVice-Pres.j 3,41 Junior Play, Senior Play3 Track 33 All Berkshire Tackle 4. Howie . . . great guy . . . everybodie's friend . . . future pro . . 'fAw, come sa OH. BRUCE ALAN BATEASE 650 Union Street Scholastic Achievement Award 1,21 Band 1,2.3.43 Chorus 2.3.43 Student Coun. 2,33 Adv. Vocab. 132,31 Nu Sig- ma: Junior Play Crew: Driver's Ed. 33 junior Rotarian 43 Debate Club 4: Sen- ior Playg Interclass Basketball 4. Objection your honor' . . . has an interest in Quadland's . . . history mas- ter . . . Oh, Goodief' ROBERT GEORGE ASHTON 132 Ashton Ave. Ski Club 1.21 Driver's Ed. 33 Gym- nastics Club 351-3 Chess Club 4. Bob. . .big smile . . . shy. . .The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com- pany . . . men of few words are con- sidered the best. RICHARD ADAMS BAUGH Stamford Soph. Frolic: Gymnastics 23 Junior Play: Driver's Ed.3 Senior Play: Key Club 3,4 CPres.j. Dick . . . Dutch Hill . . . gum chewer . . . hir. Junquist . . . I did it. I killed him. . . . hot green Chexy . . . mountain climber. DONNA MARIE BETTIS 21 Frederick Street Chorus l.2,3.-lg Pep Club 22 Soph. Frolicq Typing Club 2: Junior Play Crew: F.B.L.A. 4. Friendly smile and nice personality . . . a good friend , . . Oh brotherf, BRUCE BOISVERT 45 Vlilliams Street Scholastic Achievement Award 1,25 Ski Club 21 Golf Team 2,333 Soph. Fro- licg Driver's Ed. 25 Nu Sigma fPres,jg Biology Seminar 3: Prom Comm. 3: Junior Play: Bowling League 3g hfgr. Basketball Team lg Senior Playg Junior Rotarian 4-5 Exchange 4. Bruce . . . Sandy . . . good actor . . . 'fall Western Mass. Mgr.' '...' 'Not too swiftv . . , alias Arnold Palmer . . . Latin whiz? RICHARD ANTHONY BEZZIE 9 Adams Street Varsity Club 3,41 Chorus 2: Football 3,42 Baseball 2: All Berkshire Half- back 4. Dick . . . dark eyes and handsome smile . . . the Beef, . . . VVorthmore Feed . . . football hero . , . he's a hunk . , . happy-go-lucky . . . Linda. ALFRED JOHN BONA I9 Millard Ave. Interclass Basketball 1,21 Baseball lg Prom Comm, 33 Junior Play Crew: Reading Club -1: Cooking Club 4. Freddie . . . turquois and white Chevy . . . interest at St. Joe . . . Bonais Ga- rage . . . great mechanic. ! ,. MARGARET ANN BISHOP Clarksburg Reading Club 2: Handicraft Club 2: Chorus 3,4. Peggy . . . blond hair, blue eyes, big smile . . . loves to sing . . . Let,s go roller skating . . . loves French. ROBERT CLINTON BOYER 334 Franklin Street Football 1.2.3.-lx Ski Team l.2.3,43 Interclass Basketball 1.2.3,-lg Ski Club l.2,3.-li Prom Comm. 35 Junior Play Crewg Class Vice-Pres, 43 All Western Mass. 2nd team 4. Robbie , . . excellent skier . . . Pop's Variety . . . Barb . . . blue and white Chevy . . . one of our Champs . . ready, willing, and able. 'sl STEPIIEN JOEL BRALLIER BARBARA JEAN BRAZEAU MARY LOUISE BREWER 123 Churrh Strerft 313 IW-st Main Street 66 Veazie Street Gymnastiv Club 1.2.1111 Ski Club 1.2. Churus 2.3.11 Suph. Frulie Comm. 2: Adv. Vue. 1.23: Yulleyball 1.2: r 3.1: Trask 12.13.12 Rfwiflillu Qi Sfllflimt Varsity Cheerleader 1: I .B.L.A. 1: Ex- rus 12.3.11 Drirer's Ed, 2: Pep Clit 7 C.uum'il 1.1.1 ,Tim-as.'g Prum Cumm. 3: ehauue 1. Suph. Fri-lie Cumm. 2: Handicraft u 'Iialem Shun fli II1lf'1'ClHSS BF1SliCIlJ?1ll Barb . , . Blund. blue-eyed and Cute 2: Christmas Assembly 2.3: J.H. Rei li.-1: Atadeiue 1. . . . Rob is the man in her life . . . vi- Speaking Contest Q: Art Club 3: Bit 0 Steve Plub in the values and vaeiuus . , . pupulai '... Williams Inn. Seminar 31 juniur and Senior P11 Crankuut the answers' '... always ready Prum Cummg ETA. 1: Ski Clu with a smile- and a jukz ',.. museleman Yearbook Stall' 1. . . . maybe small but what a physique. KIary Luu . . . Speeds around in her little Rambler '..,' 'Gee whiz Loads of fun and a wunderful persun KIIQDITII DIANA BRIGGS FLORENCE ELAINE BRIGGS 722 XV. Shaft Road DONNA MARION CAMPBELL 62 Kluhawk Trail Churus 1.2111 Cuuking 2.1: Gym. Lea- 11 'Yale Street Cliurus 3.1: F.I3.L.A. 1. der 11: Seniur Play1. Churus 1.2.31 Art Club 2.13: Exehan e Flu . . . small and sweet and always Prisuu Matruu . . . Oh. that black tie 4. lflllgllilli . . . frieucls with ererybudy , . . real rharartei ',.. a real nite kid Dee . . . French whiz . . . Lamb's , . . Thats life' '.,. just lures Spanish , , . Let's watrh Ruute 56 . . . future full uf pep . . . always laughing . . . am rice. stewardess. one for a pajama party. eg fs I la 1 'ws i 'QP' 'H Ol 1 JOHN NICHOLAS CANALE 691 Curran Highway DAWN SHIRLEY CANEDY 407 Houghton Street Basketball 2. Chorus 1,45 Baton Twirler 3,4. Jack,, . . . he may be quiet in school, Interest at U. of Mass .... quiet but but . . . drives an old black car . . . a friendly . . . 'Tm all mixed up . . nice guy . . . Ted Rougeau Trucking. RONALD CLIFFORD CHAMPNEY 24 Taft Street Gymnastics 2,3,4. Ronnie . . . the Santa Claus who couldn't keep his stomach . . . Broken arm, anyone? . . , real nice guy. spaghetti . , . 'iJeepers . . . algebra. SANDRA JEAN CHAMPNEY 25 Taft Street Chorus 12.3.43 Soph. Frolieg Art Club 2.3: Prom Commg Junior Play Crew. Sandy . . . great artist . . . always laughing . , . YVhere's Sylvia? . . . Bos- ton Store. ALFRED GEORGE CAPRONI, JR. 432 Walker Street Football 1,2,3,4g All Berkshire Guard 4g Interclass Basketball 1,43 Basketball 2.3: Driver's Ed. 2g Reading Club 25 Soph. Frolicq Junior Playg Senior Playg Varsity Club 3,45 DelNegro Memorial Trophy 4g All Western Mass. Honorable Meiition 4. Al . . . black Chevy . . . one of the boys . . . loves physics? . . . one of our lighting devils . . . good sportsman . . . What's a matter, How?'l LINDA KATHERINE CHOQUETTE 140 Bracewell Ave. Chorus 1,21 Cafeteria Cashier 1,2g Art Club 2g Gym Leader 35 Cooking 3,4g F.B.L.A. 4. Lin , . . small but full of pep . . . al- ways a new hair style . . . often seen with Flo and Betty . . . cheerful . . . K'You know. 432 K 0'-,. N--nr BETTY PATRICIA C'11.,XR1-Q ULIYE .XXX CIIARK SANDRA BETIT CLOIQCH 511 .Xsliland Street 7211 Eagle Street Stamfwrd Ciitftkini 2.13.42 fiyin Leader 1 Speaking' Cllulb 1: Cyni Leader 1.2: Sehnlastie .-Xehievement Award 1.2.31 F.B.L..X. 4, Band 1.1.31 Speaking Cfintest 1.2: Cho- Ski Club 1.23.41 St-ph. Frrilie: Adv. Vo- Bet . , . Queer Qirl . . . tfften seen, liut rus 1.2: Ski Cluh 1: Ski Team 1: Soph. Cab. 2.3: F.T..-X. 2.3 tViee-PreS,1. 4 seldf-in heard . . . llillttfffulx and friendly Erwflicz Cheerleader 2 len-Capt.1: :Pres.1: Nu Sigma lYiCe-Presfi: Year- . . . giipd pal , . , spaghetti. Nu Sigma lSt'i'.1I Junitfr Play: Student hook 3.4 lEditnr1: Bifmlngy Seminar 33 Cnunfil 15.41 1YJ1,'1X'f'I'iS Ed. li: Varsity Juninr Play Crexxi Prnm Comm 32 k1l1C0l'1i?f1L1lf'IA'1.'1IEllilfll'-111-Cll1CfUf.'XCZ1- Reilly Speaking Cf-n. T1: Knt-xv Your deme and Dru-Spirit 4. English Cun. 11: Exehange 4: Senior Sis . . . at tive. energetic. and friendly Playz Nati:-nal Merit Letter of Commen- . , . Judy flravesi ',., Round-Lp . . . datitm 4. started the Dru-Spirit . . . pintsize and Sandi . . . math mln? , . . Qreat per- lwiq xt-ire. Sfvnality . . . full uf fun , thing different , . . Oh our DAR gtmd citizen . . running bnardsl Jn.-XNN ELIZXBETH COLLINS Q 1.u8 P1--teftinn .Me . . likes spine- Shuekslu . . . . watch those Chwrus 2.4: Atlx: Ywah. 2: Swph. SANDRA ELLEN COOK Frfrlie: Prnin Ctinnn. 'Iii Juniur Play Clarkshurg 1Y1LL1.XfX1 JABIES CR.'XlG Crew: F.B.L..'X, 4. Basketball 1.2.31 Yulleyhall 1.23: Ski Stamford Full nf fun and funny lmubinese . . . Cluh 3.4: Drit'er's Ed. li. Dance liand 4: Band 4. sr-eretary '..,' 'Let's up liver tn 1Vi1- Sandx '... Nurth Hgnnptnn Cftmmer- Bill . . newemner tn Drury '... radio liams' '... peppy ',., winning personal- cial . , . yellnw Chevy etinvertihle . . . ham . . . math xshiz . . . L'.V,KI. swing- ity '... Hu1y Cpwf' Newherryis . . . heartbreaker. ins Clarinet . . . future engineer. .1 Q E -F THOMAS RICHARD CROFTS 143 Brooklyn Street Gymnastic Club 2.3.41 Varsity Club -li Football 4: Ski Club 4. Croftsy . . . bottoms up . . . yellow and black Chevy '... not a care in the world . . . 'lHomework. what's that? MARY-JANE DANIELS 80 North Holden Street Scholastic Achievement Award 1,133 Chorus 2: Soph. Frolicg F.T.A. 3,4g Nu Sigrnag junior Play Crewg Exchange 4. M. J .... 'Tm cracking up! . , . Oh, that French . . . interested in the Paramount . . . dependable and intellec- tual . . . future secretary to Mr. Presi- dent . . . C'est la vie . . . little grey Rambler . . . Dear Miss Lonely Hearts of the Senior Class. JEAN MARIE DADAMO RlN.-XLDO PETER DXCNOLI l270 South Church Street 811 Lyman Street Chorus: Reading Club: Art. Basketball Klgr. 2.3.4. Excellent xvorker . . . nice smile . . Reno , . . No Comment . . . big efficient . . . has the virtue of quietness lUl2lCli llillfli . . . Illf' last lllflll in the . . . likes to laugh . . . babysitter. world to let you down , . , future morti- cian. CAROL AMELIA DAVIS l'l Briggs Street Chorus lg Biology Club 2. CLARENCE EVERETT DAVIS Dark hair and sparkling eyes . . . 36 Bank Street Rainbow girl . . . eyes for a special Good at heart . . . lots of school spirit someone . . . nice kid . . , Don't get . . . a real nice guy . . . those who speak shook. little think much. I DANIEL FRANCIS DUPUIS 83 River Street Interelass Basketball l.'2.3,-I: Baseball 2g Football 43 'Gymnastics 4. Dan . . . down the hatch . . . his in- terests are girls, girls, and more girls . . . Going steady??? . . . Wanta buy a pair of crutehes? V -ai JOHN ANTHONY ESPOSITO 105 Braeewell Ave. Manager Football teani l: Ski Club 2. jack . . . short but full of the devil . . . can really handle a pair of skis . . . Oh, those yager jackets . . . has his min pilot license . . . Harriman Airport. EDWARD GEORGE FRANCIS. JR MICHELE MARY FERRIS 28 Chase Ave. Chorus l: Ski Club IQ.-li Sopli lieg Typing Club 2,33 Junit ir Play Crew Prom Conun. 3: Nathanite Staff F,B.L.A. -I: Exchange 4. Miehe . . . Oh, those Le banese dances . . . a Certain exchange boy . . the Or ehid . . . dark, wavy hair eyes . . . personality plus. and sparkling 26 Foucher Ave. MICHAEL VINCENT CAMARI Interelass Basketball l,2,3,elq Driver's 3-I Francis Street Ed. 23 Reading Club Z: Nu Siginau: Baseball 123,41 F.T.A. 2: Basket JEANETTE INIARIE FORGETTE Junior Play: Frenrh Club 31 Exehange 23.-li All Berkshire 2.31 Varsity u Stamford 4: Senior Playg Business Manager of 2.3,-I lPres.D: Exchange elg Dru Spirit Typing Club 2.3: Soph. FroliC1 Proni Dru-Spirit and Aeademe. fSports Editorl. Comm. 3. Fuel . . . Ned . . . ehureh league . . . Mike . . . basketball star . . . exehan Starnfordite . . . looks quiet, but look the exehange Changed him . . I real nice Changed him . . . Yankee fan again . . . sweet kid and a true friend guy . . . alnays willing lu help . . . Re- 1netry??? . . . future coach . Hey . . . I hate homework! gan the Gangster . . . Come on, Huh ?' I... IX4r. Inside 5' .if ,rj RICHARD ANCQEIIJ CENTILE RICHARD JOSEPH CICLIOTTI 369 Walnut Street 2 Crimes Street Drix'er's Ed. Class President 2.3.42 Soph. Frolic: Dick . . . Hey: giuache' '... girl Biology Club 'Zz Junior Class Play 31 problems , . . hot black Chevy '.,. He Prom Comm. Il: Senior Farewell As- just loves school! semhlv 3: Key Club 15.42 Ski Club 3: Academe rl: Announcer for Key Time 4. Dick . . . frequent trips to IYilliams- toun . . . Blue Desota . . . real go-gee ter . . . our fearless leader . . . always ready with a smilt '.,. accorclian player. BARBARA LEE CIUSTI 184 Eagle Street Bowling 12.3.41 Chorus 1.2: Ski Club JUDITH MARIE CIRCENTI 12.13.42 Soph. Frolie fchairmanjg Adv. 73Montar1a Street Voc. 2.3: Student Council '2,4g Class Student Council l: IV. K Y. Cheer- Ring Comm. Q: Junior Class Play: Prom leader 2.3.4 fco-capt.l3 Class Yice-Presi- Comm. fchairmanlg Speech Club 31 Ex- dent '23 Soph. Frolic: F.T.A. 2: Class change 4: Senior Play Crew: Yearbook Ring Comm. '21 Prom Comm. fi: Driver's Business Staff 4. Ed. 4. Barb . . . Pretty blue eyed blond . . . 'ri-es petite and very sweet . . . packed hard Worker , , , Le-H5 Cut out Some lull nf pep , . . L'Boysl Can't live with more fish! . . . devilish gleam in those lll4'lIlL1HCIl'Z1I'liI live without them! angelic eyes. Cf.. WWI' DONALD RAYMOND GILBERT 66 Yale Street Freshman Xssembly 1: CE. Day l: Soph. Frolic: Adv. Voc. 22 Bowling Club 3.41 Chess Club 3.4: Nu Sigma 3: Christmas Assembly 3: Colf Team 3.4: F.T.A. 4: Yearbook Business Staff 4: Senior Play Crew. Cilby . . . .lust loves Walt Disney car- toons . . . shv but then asain. oh mvlll . . . why work when you can get some- one else to do it for you? SYLVIA JEANETTE GODYN 44 Arnold Place Chorus I1 Art Club 2.3: Pep Club 2: Soph. Frolic: Junior Play Crew: Prom Comm. 33 Driver's Ed. 3. Oh, How she can talk . . . loves to laugh and giggle . . . heart throbs for that special someone . . . lDo you speak German?l. If JEAN SUSAN HAGCERTY 45 Windom Terrace Ski Club l,2,3,4: F.T.A. 2: Soph. Frolic Comm. 2: Pep Club 2: French Club 3: Reading 3,4. Terry', . . . Oh, I've got to gain some weightllw . . . small and starry eyed . . . full of the devil. JUDITH ANN HARRINGTON 423 State Road Typing Club 2: Special Foods Club 2,41 Handicraft Club 3. Judy . . . Tiny . . . Has anyone seen Betty?' '... has a real pretty smile . . . Newberry's. GERALD MAX HAMILTON 270 East Main Street Science Club 2: Reading Club 2: Nu Sigma: Class Treasurer 3,41 French Club 3: Driverls Ed, fi: Senior and Jun- ior Play: Academe 3: Scholastic Award 3: .Prom Comm.: Debate Club 4: Inter- class Basketball 114: Exchange Christmas Assembly: Junior Rotarian 4. Jerry . . . real go-getter . . . 'Sus- tained . . . from Witchita . . . Come on up to my barn for a party! . . . nice guy . . . The Springs. RUSSELL GEORGE HECCIE 64 Meadow Street Ski Club l,2,3,4: lnterclass Basketball l,2,3,4: Chorus l,2: Fresh. Reception: Driver's Ed. 2: Soph. Frolic Comm. 2. Russ . . . Soda-jerk at Rice's . . . big time gambler . . . let's go to the Texan . . . nice guy. at I? FRANCIS DOROTHY HARRINGTON ' 8 Tyler Street Soph. Frolic Comm. 22 Art Club 23 Nu Sigma: Prom Comm.: Junior Play Crew: Chorus 3,42 Handicraft 3: Year- book Staff 4: Senior Play Comm.: Christmas Assembly 4. Always pleasant with a smile for every- one . . . real hard worker . . . good artist . . . active in church affairs. ELINORE RUTH HINMAN 166 Eagle Street Honor Jacket 1: Chorus l,3: Nu Sig- ma: Art Club 3. Quiet and soft spoken . . . Je ne sais pas . . . eager to lend a helping hand . . . likes art. y J X If DANIEL YOUNG I-IOXVLAND 186 XVest Shaft Road Soph, Frolie Comm. 2: Cymnasties 2-1.41 Band 3.4: Chorus 4: Senior Play Crew 4. Danny . . . Howdy buekarooslu . . . farmer boy '... blue overalls and felt hat . . . Z1 drummer boy '... a real Clown. SHEIINX JANE JOYYETT 161 West Shaft Road Bowling 1.21 Basketball 1.fi Yolleyliall 1.2: Softball 1.2: Typing Club fi fiYlI1 Leaders 2: ftleehanieal Drawing Club 1: Drivers Ed. 3: F.B.L.A. 4. The girl Xlickey Klantlc '.... XII . . just loves to talk . , . spaghetti , . . Center Sports . . . Dang4it' ',.. full of pep and energy fy TW -. '5' A: :V . . .. he . . C? ,S 7 iz.. BRENDA EDNA JILLSON 198 State Road Chorus 1: Pep Club 21 Soph, Frolie I Q I PATSY GAYLE JILLSON 193 Chantilly Avenue Pep Club 21 Soph. Frolic Comm, Comm. 2: Prom Comm.: Art Club 3: 2: Typing Club 2: P.B.L.A. 2.4: Art Junior Play Crew 3: Driyer's Ed. 3: Club 3: Junior and Senior Play Crews. Senior Play 4. Pat . . . pizza girl . . . hopes to be a Always willing to piteh in . . . friendly secretary '... Very good . . . and happy . . . Courtroom stenographer Beyerly Hillhilly's . . . friendly. . . , YN'hat were you writing up there? '... has that old Drury spirit. MARY JANE K.-XSSNER 23 Doane's Lane Interelass Basketball li Soph. Frolic l. Reading 2: Christmas Assembly 2: Senior Farewell Assembly 3: Lineoln's Day .Xssembly 3: junior Play Crew 31 Class Yiee President 3.4: Exchange 4: Patriots Day Assembly 4: Senior Play 4. Tall. blue-eyed blonde . . . hey, let's twist , . . Ho-Io's . . . YVhere's Lynn? . . . Can we go to luneh early. Mr. Whiteoinb?A '... wht-'s the new man in youi life? . . . Fu77y. PATRICIA LEE KELLY 11 Pearl Street Adams Pep Club 2: Soph. Frolie 2: Reading 2.3.41 Ski Club 3: Speeth Club H: Junior Play Crew 131 Senior Play Crew 4, Pat . . . little eoquette . . , I belieye in wearing lonq sl-:irts . . , tons of Clothes . . . HXVULITC kidding. F3 MYRA KELMAN 117 Notch Road Inter-class basketball lg Soph. Frolic, F.T.A. 2,33 CSec.jg Reading 'lg Ex- change 4, Pep Club '23 junior Play, French Club 33 Bio. Seminar 33 Prom Comm. 33 Academe 33 Student Council 45 H. Reilley Speaking Contest 21 Academe and Dru-Spirit Associate Editor 4. Mr. Howard's Myrna . . . a true friend . . . 'gWhat, ME worry!! . . . Quadland's . . . Super salesgirl. MARGARET ANNE LARABEE 332 Ashland Street Volleyball 1.23 Basketball l,'2g Gym leaders 2: Nfec. Drawing 33 Bowling 2: Science Club 4. Peggy . . . nursing career . . . she'll certainly make any hospital more cheer- ful .... likes sports. RICHARD ALLEN KUZIA 306 Union Street Rat' '... a good student . . . put your coat in the locker before the bell rings . . . First National . . . all-round great guy, KENNETH WAYNE LASHER I8 Park Avenue Biology Club 1,131 lnter-class Basket- Ball l: Driver's Ed. 2: Photography Club 4, Kenny . . . carefree am I . . . get your hardware at Danco's . . . always in a hurry . , . Nini's News . . . shutterbug. DONALD WAYNE LAMOLYREALX Oleson Rd., Florida, Mass. Gymnastics 3,-lg Football 33 Exchange 41 Student Council 4. Don . . . another Einstein . . . nice smile . . . reads a lot of science books . . . friendly . . . HI only found a few mis- takes. ELLEN ANN LAW 33 Taft Street Honor Jacket lg Pep Club 2: Soph. Frolic Comm.g F.B.L.A. 2.4 tPres,l: Scholastic Achievement Award 3, Nu Sigma 31 Junior playg Art Club 3, Ex- change 4. Red . . . pretty hair, pretty girl . . . who was that we saw you kissing on stage? . . . efficiency plus. f? as v ,. , ,A-49' ff? 1 ri J ' xx -.U NIARSHA DIANNE LENHOFF GEORGE EDYVARD LERRIGO. ll BERNADETTE MARIE 41 Blackinton Street 124 Church Street LESCARBEAL' Honor Jacket 1: Speech Club 1: Pep Student Council 1.2.31 J.H. Reilly Daniels Rd. Clarksburg , Club 2: J.Il. Reilly Speaking Contest Speaking Contest 2: Junior Play: Dri- Art Club 1: Driver's Ed. 3.4, 2: F,T.A, 2.3.41 Adv. Voc, 1.2: Nu Sig- ver's Ed. 3: Exchange el: Reading -1: DeeDee . . . Gibby-'s Coffee Shop . . . l rna: Soph. Frolic Comnr: Academe 3: Christmas Assembly -1. likes English . . . spaghetti . . . hopes 1 Prom Comm. 3: French Club 3: Year- Jordy '... oh. that French accent . . to be Dr. Kildares future nurse. l book Staff 4: Senior Play. physics?? , . . good speaker. E Marsh , . . sparkling brown eyes and wonderful smile . . , 1N'ho's got a candy bar? ',.. howls a cool 162 . . . a real swift kid. uhifs always there when you need her. LINDA CAROL LIBARDI 63 North Street NIARCIA JEAN LEY Chorus 1: Baton Twirler 1.2: Speech 81 Marion Avenue Club 1: JH. Reilly Speaking Contest 2: l'.T.A. 2.'l.-1: Reading 2.3.-1: Soph. Pep Club 2: Nu Sigma: Adv. Voc. 1: Frolic Play K Comm.: Pep Club 2: Soph. Frolic Play: F.T.A. 2.3.-1: Driver's French Club ll: Prom Comm. 3: Junior Ed. 2: Reading 5: Junior Play Crew: Play Crew: Academe ll: Senior Play Ski Club 2: Senior Play. Crew. Lin . . . beautiful big brown eyes and A wad of sum and a smile . , . cool BETTY JEAN LEVEILLE attractive smile . . . lIary Lou. you'x'e dancer '...' 'punt' '... quite the flirt 9 South Street gotta help mel' '... HoJo's . . . Let's . . . 1Vho's got their French done? Reading 2.3. go skiingll' ',.. Karen Andre . . . You , . . future teacher '... a real great Red hair and freckles galore . . . hap- wanna bet' '... to know her is to have a friend. py-go-lucky '... silence is golden. real friend, li!- fi if F X it lift BEVERLY ANN MacINTYRE 1 Phelps Road Chorus 3,41 Gregg Award for Short- hand 31 F.B.L.A. 4. Bev . . . quiet and reserved . . . loves those Beverly Hillbillies . . . Newberry's . . . Oh sugar! . . . baked macaroni . . shorthand whiz. RICHARD JOHN MANSON Stamford Football 11 Baseball 11 Gymnastics Team 2,3,41 Ski Team 2,3,41 Ski Club 2.3,-li Track Team 2.3,4 CCaptainl1 Soph. Frolic: Interclass Basketball 2,3,4g Bowling League 3,41 Exchange 4. Dick . . . great guy who's loads of fun . . . excellent skier . . . would make a great Phys. Ed. teacher . . . what good are girls? . . . hates to write let- ters . . . Stanifordite. RAYMOND FRANCIS MAHAR, JR. 91 Hathaway Street Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Soph. Frolic1 Varsity Club 2.3,-11 Prom Comm. 31 Interclass Basketball 41 Ex- change 4. Ray . . . love those cowboy boots . . . I'm so close to Kathyu . . . good ath- lete . . . nice blue eyes . . . hard work- er. CAROLANNE MARY MARSH 193 East Quincy Street Chorus 1,2,31 Adv. Vocab. 112,35 Soph. Frolic1 Reading Club 2: Year- book Staff 4. Pat and Cal's . . . Billy '... I could never face the day without a pack of gum . . . a diamond is a girl's best friend . . . t'Son of a gunf, , ,.'- 3' T 1- -M' ' I r- l . I g ..-QQ DAVID MANION 889 Massachusetts Ave. Biology Club 21 Driver's Ed. 31 Science Club 3. Ching . . . likable guy . . . old blue Ford . . . who needs girls? - me! JANE LYNDA MARSH 75 Greylock Ave. Ski Club 1,21 Pep Club 21 Class Sec- retary 2,3,41 F.T.A. 2,3,41 Soph. Frolicg Junior Play CFCWQ Prom Comm. 31 Sen- ior Farewell Assembly 3: Washington Assembly 3: Chorus 41 Veteranls Day Assembly 4. Janey . . . nice smile, nice girl . . . works hard at being our secretary . . Boston Store . . . smart dresser . . Anybody seen John? T g-gy 1 JACQUELINE JOYCE MARTIN R.F.D. Nu. 2. Florida Chorus 3.41 F.B.I,.A. el. Jack . . . pizza . . , Oh dean . . . typing whiz . . . hey, let's wateh 77 Sunset Strip, . ALAN EINIERY MCDONALD -1.3-1 1Vest Blain Street Drix'1:r's Ed. 21 Christmas Assembly 2: Srienee Club ll. Buddy . . . likes baseball . . . big hayel eyes . , . always quiet but oh, oh??? . , , seienee. I.-fgiw 2 LAWRENCE CARI. BIATTISON BARBARA JEAN MCCARTHY 3 111911 State Road 150 Crest Street Drivers Ed. gl Science Club fl. Junior Class Play 3: Reading 3,-1: ' Iiarry '... niee smile . . . to know Prom Comm. 31 Chorus -1: Ski Club -1: ll him is tu like him . . . a future Florist?? Senior Play Crew -1. . . . science . . . MT. Williams Green- Barb . . . who said I like to talk? l house. . . . always ready to laugh . . . St. Joe,s loss. our gain . . . IIU Jo's . . . he said. I said, she said . . . Fully Adams. I DONALD JOSEPII INICCONNEIJI. 17 Bluntana Street Interelass Basketball 1.2.31 Biology EDWARD MICHAEL RICGOWVAN Club ffl: Football 2: Suph, Frolie 193 North Street Comm. 2: Jr. Class Play Crew 31 Track Freshman Reception 13 Soph. Frolic il: Varsity Basketball 4: Exchange: Comm. 2: Prom Comm. Cuukinff Club -1. Eddie . . . never do today what you Xlac' . . Ifurniture. anyone? . . . Fu- can put off until tomorrow . . . white ture Swabbit -.,. who remembers King Chevy Convertible . . . what's life with- Arthur? . . great guy . . one tif the out girls? . . . Dun't worry . . . Ne- buys. ville's Donut Shop. 51 fi? x-ff JOHN MICHAEL MILLARD 45 Edgewood Avenue Nu Sigma, Driver's Ed., Typing Club. Squeak . . . smile for all, especially the girls . . . loves Trig? . . . Reserve swabbie . . . seems shy but therels mis- chief in his eyes . . . Hirshls. I l JOHN L. MORANDI 128 Protection Avenue Track 2,33 Football 2,35 Gymnastics ,X 2,3,4g Chess Club -lg Key Club 4 QTreas.j l Will do anything for a laugh . . . loves to work in the library . . . Clark wavy hair . . . track and gym enthusiast. ANNE MARIE MODENA 154 Liberty Street LOUIS WAYNE MONTAGNA 24 Francis Street Chorus, Typing Clubg Soph. Frolicg J.V. Basketball 1,25 Track 1g F.T.A Chess Club, Driver's Ed. 2,3,-lg Soph. Frolic, Junior Prom. Beautiful eyes . . . resembles Liz . . . Wayne . . . hard worker . . . 1896 friendly and good natured . , . loves to House . . . silver grey Chevy . . . sharp flirt . . . car hop at ASLW. sweaters and sport coats . . . ever'yone's friend. ERNEST JOHN MOROCCO, JR. 135 Glen Avenue J.V. Football 1, V. Football 2,3,4 CCapt.jg Varsity Club 2,3,4, F.T.A. 25 All Berkshire 3,4, All Western Mass. f2nd teaml 4. Rock . . . All Berkshire Football . . . Yogi Bear . . . one of the boys . . . Can I ask you a question, Mr. DelNegro? . . . Physics, anyone . . . good actor? . . . girls, girls, and more girls. Qin RICHARD WILLIAM NETHERWOOD 150 Rich Street Driver's Ed. The Duck . . , '51 Blue Dodge . . . real nice guy . . . kind of quiet, but oh that sly smile . . . Camp Kenwood. iris ff? 'AE' KAREN JOYCE NEVILLE El,.-XINE CL.-XL'DlA OAKES MICHAEL JOHN O'NEII. -H6 Huughtun Street 163 Pleasant Street 6 Marietta Street Typing Club 2.15: Junior Playg Senior A diamond is a Qirl's best friend . . . Band 12.3.41 lnterelass Basketball 2 Play: FBLA. tViee-Pres.l -l. Newberry's . . . neyer at a luss fur words Chemistry Club 3. Blunde. bue eyes, beautiful smile . . , ...Carl Mike . . . Class beatnik . . . Chemistly Miss Cuilbaulfs Chief assistant . . . Oh, whiz . . . lriyes tu talk , . . swingino great' '... let's gn get some pizza . .. drummer fur the Vibratnes , . . bi friend In all. flirt. GLORIA LEL' OSTERIIOUDT 790 Muhauk Trail Handicraft Club 2: Suph. Frcilie' Juniur Play Crew: Speech Club 3: Sei iur Play Lrexi: F.B.l,..X. -l. Clf w... Cibbeyis Cufliee Shop . . Sun uf a uunl' '... niee smile . . beautiful cumplexiun , . , likes dogs. KARLIS OZOLINS 20 Vvuwd Street Basketball 1.2: Baseball l.2.13i Foot- ball 23: Suph. Frulir: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Varsity Club 3: Interelass Basketball 3: Northern Berkshire Base- ball Team 3.4. Chueky '... kntmn fur his butterfly kisses . . . sexy smilt i...' 'YN'hat's life without girls? ',.. all around guy. CARY YICTOR PEDRIN 57 Franeis Street Driyer's Ed. 3: Typing Club 2: Fon ball 1.2. Green i?l and yellow Chevy . quiet . . , friend in time Of need . . Adams Super , . . xyhu needs girls? DIANNE LOUISE PHILLIPS 380 River Street Design 13 Drivers' Ed. 2,35 Typing Club 35 Art Club 4. Friendly . . . just loves art . . . Spanish anyone? . . . Where's Bernadette? MELISSA LYNNE PLANTIER. Stamford, Vermont Soph. Frolie Comm.g Typing Club 21 Prom Comm. 3g Art Club 3g F.B.L.A. 4g Senior Play Cast. Lissa . . . blond and blue-eyed . . . loves to talk . . . Chin up, true love never runs smooth . . . You're a fruit . . . Ruby . . . laugh and the world laughs with you . . . But Mr. Rorke . . . ROYCE E. PINNIX MICHAEL JOHN PINSONNEAULT 132 Houghton Street 194 East Main Street Cooking 4. Mike . . . broad shouldered and good Real friendly . . . Lynn . . . to know looking . . . Gail . . . '55 Maroon Chevy him is to like him . . . nice voice . . . not . . . Williams Inn . . . whiz at physics ex- a care in the world . . . church league periments . . . loads of fun. basketball star. GAIL MARIE RAINA 587 State Road Speech Club 13 Chorus lg Pep Club 2' Soph. Frolicg F.T.A. 2,3,4g Ski Club 2g ROBERT EDWARD RIVERS J. H, Reilly Speaking Contest 2: Adv. 11 Hermon Ave. Vocab. 2: Nu Sigmag Prom Comm. 35 Interclass Basketball 1,2343 Drivers' Drivers' Ed. 35 Exchange 4g Senior Playg Ed. 4g Football l,3. Reading 4. Bobby . . . what's the interest in Where Mike is you'll find Gail . . . Adams??? .V . . Adams Super Market Isn't love grand??? . . . real great kid . . . '56 Ford . . . true clown at heart .. . Hospital Coffee Shop. . . . ready, willing, and able. JOIIN OWEN ROACH R.F.D. Florida JH, Reilly Speaking Contest I,3: Gymnastic Club 2.3.-lg Track 2: Nu Sigma: Key Club 4: Chess Club 3: Christmas Assembly 4: Senior Play. CA Ya . . . Mr. Intellectual . . bookstores most enthusiastic patron . . . Mr, Flint' '... future lawyer . . . nice guy. ROBERT W'II,I.IAlNI RIQIXIBOLT 94 Hall Street lnterrlass Basketball 1.2.41 Football '21 Biology Club 13: Track 3: Chess Club w . w.-l tPres..b. Bobby .... A XXP . . . avid chess player . . nice smile . . . kinda shy but then again. oh my! ll GARY DAVID ROIIGEAU 1499 South State Street Biology Club 1.2. Tall with dark hair . . . friendly . . . GEORGE WILLIAM RUBERTI 506 East Main Street Art Club 2: Soph. Class Treas.: Gym Club 3.43 Bowling 3: Exchange 4: Track Rougeau Trucking Co ..,, loves to talk 4: Senior Play, . . . great guy. NANCY LEA SALAVANTIS 3 Gregory Avenue Ski Club 2.3: Chorus I: Reilly Speaking Contest '21 Reading 2.3.42 Soph. Frolic Play . . . Junior Play Crew: Prom Comm. 3: F.B.L.A. 4: Senior Play, Nance . . . HOJO's . . . OH lXIyl! . . . INIrs. Hutchins . . . tell us about those frequent trips to Norwich . . . hard worker . . . Skip . . . a great kid. M Z f, S 'Q' ff'fZE4!?:-B! ij , IL, X Rube . . . Let me say this about that with vigah' '... drives a hot 'I'-Bird . . . learn how to ski in ten easy lessons . . . Anybody wanna buy a Candy bar??? . . one of the boys . . . Forget itll CAROLYN JOAN SANFORD Stamford. Vermont Adv. Vocab. 1.2.33 Reilley Speak- ing Comm 21 ski Club 2.3.41 F.T.A.l 2.3.4 C'I'reas.l: Soph. Frolic Comm.gl Pep Club 2: Art Club '21 Nu Sigma fSec.l 1 Prom Com. 3: Junior Play Crewg Speech Club 3g Biology Seminar 33 it t l 1 r- I 4 I 1 il Christmas Assembly 3.4: Senior Playl' Crew: Exchange 4: Yearbook 4. Carrie . . . big broxsn eyes and terrific personality . . . I almost dropped my teeth' ,... just loves that Yankee Corner . . . Albany Medical Center . . . can you give me a ride?l! . . . a true friend. MARILYN SAUNDERS 58 Chase Avenue Baton Twirler l,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Soph. Frolicg Junior Play Crew, F.B.L.A. 4. Boston, here I come . . . future I.B.M.- 'ist . . . loves to laugh, talk and especial- ly eat . . . loads of fun and a real great kid. ALFRED ROBERT SKORUPSKI 12 Adams Street Football l,2,3,4g Interclass Basket- ball 1,2,3, Biology Club 2: Soph. Frolicg Junior Play, Varsity Club 3,45 Chess Club 3, Basketball 4g Exchange 43 Stu- dent Council 4, Field Day 4, Freshman Reception 4, Christmas Assembly 4. Al . . . the tall man . . . Drury's star center . . . ready, willing and able to lend a helping hand . . , all around nice guy. LOIS ANN SCARBO 388 Union Street Typing Club l,2, F.B.L.A. 4, Driver's Ed. 2. Joe's steady girl . . . long, dark hair and a bright smile . . . future secretary . . . always talking . . . nice kid. MARLENE BEVERLY SPRINGER 921 Mohawk Trail Senior Play Comm. 4g Art Club 4. Big blue eyes and dark hair . . . kind of quiet and shy . . . newcomer to Drury . . . You,re kidding!! . . . Jo Ann's Bakery. JAY GORDON SHAPIRO 9 Elmwood Avenue Student Council l,2,3,4 CPres.j, J.V. Basketball Mgr. lg J.V. Football lg Ski Team l,2,3,4g Interclass Basketball l,2,3,4, Freshman Reception 1,2,3,4, Field Day '2,3,-lg Junior Playg Adv. Biol- ogy 3g Exchange 4g Junior Rotarian 4g Student Government Day 4. Very active and a good leader . . . oh, that yellow shirt! . . . girls, girls, and more girls . . . eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may die . . . excellent skier. RICHARD WAYNE STEELE R.F.D. di? Baseball l,2,3,4g Ski Team l,2,3,4g Interclass Basketball 2,3,4g Junior Play: Varsity Club 41 Exchange 4. Loves baseball . . . headed for the winter Olympics . . . Ginny . . . Modern Dairy . . . Thats tough . . . slip-stick whiz. fn .1 TAMNIY ANN SULLIVAN 60 Bryant Street Vt-lley Ball Award 1: Typing Club 2,35 F.B.L.A. 2.4 f'Sec.l: Exchange 4. Red . . . beautiful recl hair and a charming personality '... Oh. George!!! . . . bombs around in a cream colored VAN' .... spaghetti . . . Bateman's . . . 'lCool. JAMES CHARLES THOMPSON 642 East Main Street Band 12.13.42 Art Club 3. Jimmy . . . Hello Sexyu . . . head of the Yibratos . . . can really strum that guitar' . . . seems quiet, but then again , . . Valk 1-Don't Run . . . makes eyes . . . devilish smile, i.1ihsra.ima....a .aa SANDRA ELAINE TATRO Middle Road. Clarksburg Typing Club 1: F.B.L.A. 4 Sandy . . . typing whiz . . . L watch Route 66 . . . crazy about s neat as a pin future secreta . . . . . . ry the year . . . a real friendly girl. KATHLEEN ANN TROTTIER Stamford. Vermont Ski Cub 12.3.41 Cirls' Ski Team Adv. Vocab. 1.2: Pep Club 1: Ch leader 2.3.4 Cco-capri: Art Club Frolic Crew: Junior Play Crew: Ju Ring Comm, Kathy . . . bombs around in a '61 F . . . Ray's steady girl . . , loves his . . . sharp dresser . . . tall. blue-e blond. J f F.T.A. 2: Christmas Assembly 2: So n1or SCOTT ARTHUR VAN STEEMBURG MICHAEL DAVID WALDEN Stamford, Vermont 17 Northern Lights Avenue Key Club 3g Drivers' Ed. 3g Cooking Soph. Frolic Crew. Club 4. Mike . . . easy going . . . loves cartoon Joined the Army to see the world . . . characters . . . tease . . . has that old excellent horseman . . . black and wihite Drury Spirit . . . music man . . . Sprague truck . . . quiet . . . Stamfordite . . . Electric. real nice kid. DARLENE ANN WILSON Middle Road, Clarksburg Honor Jacket lg Chorus lg Soph. Frolic Crewg Ski Club 2,3g Adv. Vocab. 2: Junior Playg Achievement Plaque 35 Yearbook Staff 3,4 fco-editorjg Nu Sigmag Prom Comm. 33 Exchange 4. Dar . . . where did Zane go??? . . . For Pete's sake . . . Children's Hospital . . . chicken plucker of Clarksburg . . . a real swift kid. JOHN FRANCIS WELCH 266 Notch Road Senior Farewell Assembly 35 Reading 3,43 Chorus 4. Jane . . . full of the devil . . . drives a blue clunk-a-mobile . . . smooth dancer . . . sharp dresser . . . nice guy. 11,1-1 7' 'Q ' 5 lf X 1 pl v7 I wh' 3 ' PIU fi-'M I' ff mg: 3.5 . l ff, ,QQ w , . ,.f 1-gl' -'K '-+9-: .9 NM .- ' - Q -nw: 1 '91 ,.., ,' 'f ' ' , 37:--1. '3k3J gf5.z,,, A-1 ,- f 1 g - ' ' Sf, , JR., -4. ,. V. f 1 'O I my 0 . A m' ' ' v ' I 7. LW - KJ 4 X. X, x , g 1 I ,' ' r , u I 1 'U' W , 1:31 , , zutxiil' lf rm ,:EiHTff122f vi' 'S ,.f. .:t:Z'1'fu 11'. Y ' ::1f:': g? ,,Iuf,-.1 fw,W:. Q5s'z?e ? :gv1',yfwi.e- -.Ja e Mi:-V-s::::x'f-5:1-ii' 95:3 'f'1'-1f'I-fri :Y ' I 'X DID MOST FOR DRURX I Slm, . 1 .Mm Clank SENIOR CLASS Um i CLASS CIHXTTERBOXES 1 n . . xixx Eduard I'I'8lN'li Klvllssa Plantlcx' v- m mm ff NIUST INTIfI,I,lff1TL'.XI, IIN-'ISIN' linnim-ls .IUIIII Ruzwh I5IfQfQIiS'1' WURRIERS 1-111-l3.1u11wI1 AYWX I lv ' -o Q- 4 1 S iN fXIy1'z1 Kr' hmm - BEST ACTOR AND .-XCTRESS Brllvr Buisvc-rt Ellvn Law CLASS DEVILS Danny Hfmland Melissa PIHIIUCI' , K PERSONALITIES Tl... BEST ATHLETES Mike Gamari Sheila Jowctt SHORTEST ff' TALLIZST Al Skorupski Sandra Cwk Jack Espusitu Judy Cirgenti MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandra Clough Bruce Boisvcrt F 'i X ,f 1' Zvi , . 3 . ' r - K qi X' , pf Y , CLASS FLIRTS Put Km-lly Knrlis Omlins if im-.. 1 MOST FRIENDLY Rmfc' Pir111iK KIIIIW' Jam' KHSSIEPI BLSI IJRLSSED Kathy Truttivr Ray Mahal' 1,5 .., , as --41 Q.:- CLASS GF 1963 lr Senior Class Richard Gigliotti President Mary-Jane Kassner Girls' Vicc-President Robert Boyer Boys' Vice-President Gerald Hamilton Treasurer Jane Marsh. Secretary Officers Junior Class Officers Richard Rhodes President Charlotte Bolt Treasurer Artemis Gargal Secretary Charles Tokarz Vice-President CLASS OF 1964 1-runny-ug -mid ...L5 h . 5 v I + v 5 Q1 Freshman Student Council uni . I lv... .YQ --4 p- nv S-pl l nv- ' Nancy B edett Antonia Jones, Sh la D ttc ,....ff v ij' CLASS OF 1966 min E m Ein 1- FW! I I ' ,. L.- ! '1 ill , , . . r . , i -i Activities 1 i 5 i i THE NATHANITE STAFF l? iY ,-NAl L. g L Q f gb.. 'V ki. V A ik Q5 V, ly? A I Ist ROW: F, Harrington, C. Marsh, M. L. Brewer, S. B. Giusti, Bl. Daniels, Business Mgr., L. Dion, D. Gil- Clougli, Editor, P. Peters, D. Wilson, Ass't. Editor, bert, lNIarsh. Missing: M. Ferris, S. Shields, P. Levine, Stone. P, Cirone, D. Davine. Qnd ROIV: W, lvICArthur, C. L. Rudnick, INI. Trifilidis, NI. Lenhoff, D, Seymour. Sanffwrcl, D. Sinderinan, D. Ballon, L. Sullivan, K. Toohey, ACADEME STAFF ,V - , .. . ,.. , , ,. y xl, li! l.f'll ' XI lv-lin.iii. .X. i.l.nlx. l',IlllHl-Ill-f.llIl'l. .lllfl liflli 5 li. fwippvii. l.. lxnclnlnlx, .nu Rllllf' IC. l ium is. liusinvss Mgr., bl. llLlIlllllHI1.lxll5SlllHI P. lmvine, A. Gargal, M, Gmnari. 48 STUDENT COUNCIL w, 'S fi at is '-1' ' ff-v 'fl' za g, ' gnu, lit ROW: A. Clark. SCC't., Shapiro, Pics., A. Asturincw. Bcnecletti, D. George, Horalian, R. Collins, A. Jones Vice-Pres. 2nd ROIV: S, Shields, M. Kclnian, L. Sullivan, A. Nolsrwn. Missing: DClNCgr0, P2'1I'llZlIllC'l1tZ1l'lZ1Il, S. Brailler B. Giusti. S. Drotter. 3rd ROW: A. Slwrupski, YV. lxfIZlC.'x1'IllLl1', Trcas.. D. IJ21lUULlI'C21llX. KEY CLUB F. Beaudreau, J. Murandi, Flrcas., R. Baugli. Pres., R. Brown, SeC't., P. Scrrc, Yivf--Pres. Missing: S. Owcyarski, J. lN'Iz1rlcm'c. 49 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA i Y ! X Q '-in C23 Q5 I i, x Q 1 S Q x g O -- ' 2. -es Us Zyl st ROIV: C. Flynn. P. Lvvinc. Marchicw. L. Slattery. KI. Murdufk. L. Estes. Kiissingz C. Raina, RI. Kelman, S. Cflwuqlm. Pres.. NI. I.:-V. I.iI1rurifm. 2111! ROW: C. Ruh- Svr'l.. M. 1.011111-IT, P. Cirwnv. L. I.cIJIm1dC. B. LeBeau, L. man. fi. CIIIIIITIIIQIIHIII. KI, CHIICH. C. Szmfwrcl, Trcas., D. Lilvardi. RI. Daniels. Exer. Bward. IV. Blontagna, Exec. Balluu. K. Trmlmcy. 3rd ROIV: L, Sullivan. P. Pvtvrs. M. L. Bs-ard. S. Shin-Icls. A. Cargal, Leoncsio, INIa.rsh, VV. Brew:-r. I.. RIICIIIIKIQ. KI. II.1rcImgm. K11v11irI-Q. NI. Shapiro. Sanders. KI. Trifilidis. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 0F AMERICA lr! lH7I1'3 ll. I.v-Irmvsi-f. 'I'1r1 If Briggs. Iivpvvrtf-1', T. IRJIIVLIIII Ixiclnlm-NI. fi. UI-uglas. S. Juuvtt, S. Tatro, N QIIIIIXJII. Svft.. If I..m. PM-s Ix N1-xIIIf-, Yin--P11-s. QIIKI S.1I41x'.mtis. -lllz ICUIV: Miss Tum'fI'. ,'Xdx'isvx'. B. NIQICIIIIYFC IKHIV: IS fII.llIx. I.. KIIIULIIIVIIK' R Ii 1-r- In-, 'If SI1.1u. I.. I IIQIIIUIIV, CI. I.11ffvri. ID. Bvttis. I., Srzlrlw. P. Jillswn, L XYIIIIAIIIN. fi. Ostf-II1-null. 'XI Smmlw-us. XI IH-rris. .TMI I,.lNN.lI'lII. CTI-Ilins. NI. Plalntivr. Klissingt B. Brzizcau. IX 1 . . IIHII II SI.IIIl'I'X'. ,XIIIIN . xI.II'III1. 'I' 'I'1HmIvI1-yy C. .X XIIWII1. 'I' SvIw.1sIix1w. -tnihunaun--qu:--.....,... Members of the Drury High School band include: -I. Thomp son, D. Howland, W. Craig, B. Batease, A. Gargal, Schubnel, NI. Sterni, B. Beall, A. Tallarico, C. Tokarz, K. , 2 Craig, M. Wfynn, Stone, R. Richardson, T. Guzzi, P Sokolove, K. Toohey, YV. Davis, R. Falcon, V. Politis, C Cramer, Flynn, S. Brower, B. Cebauer. DRURY HIGH SCHOOL BAND W --lv i Q S 'kT 4 1' The senior Band at their Spring Concert at Greylock School. l 51 N111 Blake directing the band at a school assembly. DEBATING CLUB SEATED: B. Bat:-asc. Vice Pres.. G. Hamilton, Pres. L. Gooch. S. Alpert. P. WN'ynn L. O'Neil, G. Bagdonas. Ab- STA.X'DI.'X'C.' C. Craig. L, Fabricius. S. Spada. P. Ouellette, sent: G. Cramer. R. Bianco. Nary. P. Tumasini, P. Beebe. J. Roach. M. Wlillianis. A. Apkin. M. Dickinson. XV. San- T. Partenupe. A. Bonneville, C. Bolt, SeC't.-Treas. ders. G. Hurley. Sacco, C. Flynn. L. Neveu. D. Seymour, JG e . ,G lgol. 0 - 5 rr. G .. ,- f Y 1 20 I D.: ' -oo. :L if gl I-I IHDI1' ' li Chilli-n. S Yiunzi. R. Rl1rnlwll.S. Iivrry, Cf. -ltlz ROW: D. Swift. Mr. DelNegrw. adviser, R. Falvon. Burns fi. Su-xi-m. 271!f ICUIV: J. Quimby. N. llUllllClS, C. Missing: Y. D4-nmrsicu. .X. Ciargal. NY. Prcitc. Mwrandi, K SI1-tt-fp. l'--qv, l Sllll Il!'lll. fi Sllliflllllf R. .XSl1lmvil. Law. S. Clmrvlq, A, BLh11Q'l1C1', 'ful li'Ull'. R. Scliullf-, R. llfwtli. A. .-Xrnwld, li. fiangnc. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB K i i i I Q I Q lx! RUIV: P. Solwlmc-, Vice-Prvs. M. SICTIIL B. Bc-ala A. W. illmzmula-. B. Busl. NIV. xvililflllllll, flCIX'i9f'l'. Xliminqz S. allaricfw. Trvrxs. Qnrl ROIV: H. .'XmcQ11, B. .-Xxnatu. F. W1-lwstm-1. NI. 'l'11fHlicliS. R. lmxlxn-11 Br-audrvau. D. SVYIIIUIII. Pm-Q. .'f1fll6OII': I.. .Xsturimn Sift.. VARSITY CLUB 'A l ls! IKUWJ R. 13l'l7il'. Scfl. K Trvas., H. Alpert. Vice-Pres.. Rhfrclw. D. XVhilm'y, P. Spmguc, Crcck. itll ROIV: D. R. Bfxyvr. frzrl ROI1': D0lNL'gru. R. Stcclc, D. DCsCotCa11, fXIm'Cfu1x1c-ll, R. Bryson, F. Klillnrcl, N. Klarlin, D. Steele, T. X. Cfaprwni. fizfl ROW: -I. Flahcrty, YVhitncy. Morocco, Crwfts. Missing: K. Ozwlins, R. Mnlmar, XV. Aldcmmn, NI. X.Sknr11pski.-H11 ROIV: .'Xlc'z1m, F. Dulmic. Prcngubcr, R, Clamari, Pm-s.. P. I7rmlc-, fl. Brivrly, D. Dupuis. D. Tassonch III BOYS' COCKING CLUB as 9' Z' QQ II 'I If Rf7IIv.' A, LcSagc. R. Catelulti. Caffcy. E, .XsI1Icy. 2nd ROIIY R. Canalv. R. Bryson L. Clcwgv. C. Lupino, R. Pinnix, E. .AxIIICC1'l. GIRLS' KNITTING CLUB Yi! I' ,aet. ' I Ax I Y JG 38 I.4 ,I Al I Y I III X. I I 7 - I IUII I IIIIIIIIIR., S. fI1'm':1-1'x'. CI LZUIIIHIQ. II. L.vxxIs. P. KHIIII, NI X, XIAIIIQIIII. N, Iiriggy KI. KIIIIIQA I,. IJIXXSHII. S. II III NI I xx II, IP, 'INQIILI .IIIII ICUIIL' Ii. Kills. I,. Sala- PI.iy.,1. IL ljlmmlmlvlll-V XIINNIIIQZ IJ, Rl'IIIIl'I'. 1111 I IIII 11 IQ XIl'I'II.III, IL NVXXIHII. .Iffzf HIIIIIJ 5 4 I PRO MERITO rg. 74 f 'err 3 'l li l SEATED: S. Clough, Vice-Pres., B. BHICHSP, Pres., C. Sanford, Sec't. STANDING, Ist ROW: M. L. Brewer. F. Harrington, L. Libardi, E. Hinman, E. Law, D. Campbell, D. Kilsrin. BI. Danivls. A. Clark, L. Diun, 2nd ROIV: E. Francis. Rf!21f'll, D. Cillwrt. G. Bailey. B. Brvisvcrt, W. .-Xldernian, J. Haniiltun. NU SIGMA EPSILCJN gt -lb Ist ROPV: D. WVhitney, Vice-Pres., lvliitney, Pres.. L Slattery, P. Levine, C. Bolt, Nl. Veazie, K. Toohcy, C Tokarz, SCC't. 2nd ROH7: M, A. lN10rin, Ni. Williams, C Hurly, A. Cargal, S. NVQ-luster, 3rd ROIVJ C. Bricrly, L Passardi, A. Cirnorictti, Chiddcnl. M. Dickinson, P. Peters. I' i 'fl ? Q no psi' if 'lb- 'v-1 1 O .64 Q- '35 1 I I 6 ,zxkf f i Q'b 11 V. XV. Sanders. P. Cironc. -ith ROIV: VV. Parisian, G. Roy, J lNIrirc'si, R. Rlioclcs, YV. lxIl'k.'XI'lllllI'. 5111 ROIVJ C. Syms, G Dickinson, E. Lc'sc'ai'lm, R. Pvrk. 6th ROI1f : V. Lcpcra, W Dean. KI. Nliircluck, L. .'Xstmrimi. lN1issing: R. Astorino Trcas.. L. Rudnick. ART CLUB , I 4 I A -.. 5-sn - 5 W? L: I-Q ,L SEATED: NI. Esposito, S. Krcwnick Qhiddenl. C. LePera, S. Saunders, S. Rivard. L. Egan, Miss Murray. adviser, P. Cohen, A. Iacucssa, E. Grippcn. R. Davis, G. Sprague, B. Morse. lNIissing: NI. Springer, S. Anderson, T. Ellis, NI. Lescarbeau, Bushika, M. LePcra, T. Bentley. B. James. McAndrcws. GIRLS' MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB ',,.,.M-n rv ,A ny' --ll-'lf '-4 ' lil lCUII'g I., hlwlinclrfm, V, Olsun, N, Fulginili. KI. l7ic'1'1'w. Dvlislv. 27111 RUIV: C. Elder, XI. Nluxlin. li Iiastivn, fl. NI.nlin. P. Pivrvu. Nlissingi l.. Dnvinc. S. CImvclC1'xi1wtC, C. Ruli- IIIIIII. li 'lll'UI2l. 56 9 I EXCHANGE GROUP 01 - QAX f 'V f Ist ROW: Mayor Florini, Miss Kidwell, Mrs. Washburn, Mr. Gravel. 2nd ROPV: B. Boisvert, Shapiro, SChwanlie, D. Dcsentcau. Varlcy. D. lX'Iarl-Lley, NI. L. Williamson, M. Kelman, M. Ferris. 3rd ROW: M. Kass- ner, C. Patrick, J, E. Smith, L. Dion, J. Wolfgram, G. Dyke, L. Sutton, G. Lerrigo, J. Gray. 4111 ROW: E. Ray, S. Clough, M. Sonntag, M. Crawford, G. Sanford, R. The faculty advisors look at display set up by the VVheaton students. , .s -of iv-' fy v ,oc 4' 5 x... :Q-, in Manson, R. Steele, R. Curtis. B. Cuhlw, D. Hlilson, L Louis, T. Sullivan. D. Llainphell, E. Hanson. 5111 IQOIV: G Ilarnilton. R. Bevknian. Rf-lu-rts, R. Klgilnxr. lil, Mvflnii nell, M. flmnari. S, Eastman. R, Ralili, IJ, I.nii1-iiiiw-mix. E Franfis, B, Giusli, D. Sinucker, VV. Nelson, Vincent, B Brazeau, E. Law. -4 'Qs , . F . wi , . E11 ' ' W ' . L.. W- .-.. 1 fl ,, I ll: 1 N - .i , l ,f ? - l xi M, 2 Y, 5 ' , ' i '- Q is' N f' --:,l, f e y . if A , S L, 0 --Y-M .. L ' l lll, ' ' . .' 'E , Advisors for the Wheaton Exchange Group were Mr. Gravel and Mrs. Washburn. if North Adams 1' In View of the Chicago skyline. I P They look like a lively bunch. M. , V g '.,.1-7 A 1 Smile, you're on candid camera! Q! rf Marshall Field's in Chicago. x 5 K W 4 Glamour girl fi JW t 5 Q 5 kd,x.,,,:..:+ ,gulf 1 I Wait 'til he secs what's in there! 59 You rascals - xxho's idea was this? 26 f ,-uIulhn- all' QVGA V1 g JUNIOR VARSITY yn 'Q Ki'N'EELINCl: I.. New-u, Captain. Kiwmiik. Cn-captain. S'TANDING,' G. Cunningliznn. N. Bcnvrlctli. Yigna. C. Mazinski. E. Wlulfc, G. Stevens. B. Cullen. xJ Ann Clark Kathleen Trntticr. Cu-captain TWIRLERS STANDING: M. A. Matrigali. S. Canalc, R. Trudeau, D. Briggs, C. Brown, C. Elder. -,..7' rs .... 4 54165 kj .h1clds, B. Srazr-au, J. Marchin, J. Safco, J. llirgcnti, A. ark. G, lmuiivsif-. D, Sinclcrinan. Missing: K, Trnttier. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Q, .f I Ist ROW: E. Aslilcy, P. Pctcrs. C. Flynn, P. Contois. 2nd ROW: M. Williams, P. Levine, .-X. lacucssa. S. Webster. 3rd ROW: C. Syrns. W. Sutton, G. Leoncsio, D. Davine, J. Moresi. -H11 ROW: V. Lt-pcra. D. Scarbcziu, G. Brierley. Missing: M. Murdock. SlL'XX'flI'Cl Mrs. Skinnt-r C:OI'I'll'llf1 Sltinnt-r Otis Sltinnvr Emily Kiiubrougli l'urst-1' Str-uzirtl lJit'l4 YYintt'rs .Xtliuiml llnrrlt-t St. -lwlm Winlrvtl lllzluull l.:-rv Nlt'l'lxny lnsl mrlm- tm' l-l14'I't'St' Xllltlllllll' lilisf- Xlfwrlsit-u1'l11r1iN xX'lllllHXX film-gun-1' llllvt lm' CAST Dnvicl Sl'Z1I'lJQ'D.ll Diana Davinc Patricia Pt-tcrs Gary Brie-rlcy Clicrril Flynn Jnlin Rlort-si Klilrilyn Wlilliuins Pctnr Contois Calvin Syms Szinclrzi XVt-bstt-r .Xnnctttf lnctu-ssa licluin .Xslilcy XNH-ncly Sutton Gail lmonc-sin lilllllil l.cfx'in0 Yimw-nt l.t-pam Marlin Xlurtlotli Klart' NI. llvll CREW let ROW: S. Cuhvn, lNI. Esposito, P. Ycazic. D. Slattery. 2nd ROIVJ Jillsun, Nl. fiIll'I1l'l', L. Hiillianis, C. Lamlncrt. T Shaw. lirrl ROIV: G. St.Ongv. C. Bolt. A. Cimunctti, M. Pa qut-llc. 4111 1?l7ll'.' U. Spragut-. Stunts, A. Czlnccly, C. lxltlfgilll 7111 ICt7ll': B, Brtmn. l.. llfvuglitzilinq, C. Brmxn. .-X. Pccli, A l.t-Sziun. M11 1ff7lll.' P. llnllvsv. K. Dix. R. Dufrainv. A. lluugli taliug. Missing: P. Rrkumn, l.. 1.1-Bl-mul. T. Svlmstinu. XI. Car nr-r. CQ. llurlt-y. YV. Szmdvrs. D. Sinclcrnmn. R. Bccbc, P Lilltlllv, Nl, Nlwrin. wi 1 f if-. ,,.4 .. -- -' -1 .42 M N -unl ' NTI' Q: 1 1 r 'lf l r tu 38 Y rn 4-Q6 N-H Q3 . O' X if 3 38 1 Q? 'Q' o-s 26- l .q . S ltr IQUIV: ll, Alpert. NI. Plantier, K. Neville. E. Francis. R. Baugh. 5th ROIV: E. liorocco, B. Boisvert, D. Desco 21111 1fI7ll': N. Salavantis. L. l,ihardi. A. Caproni. 3rd teau. Absent: C, Hamilton, Roach. NI. Kelman, G lff7ll': Xl. Kassner, Xl. l. Bremer. Briggs, B. Jillson, Ruherti. 5. Oli-ueli, 4th ROW: XY. .'XlClf'l'IIlHIl. B. Batease. G. Bailey, SENICR PLAY CAST CREW 4-ZA G 1 2 'Wm l lt! lfllli ' Xl l.:-x, .I Cfftllins. Xl lwrris. l,. Dion. Qnd INN! l' llillllllll-,Il. Xl. lA'l1ll4'll.J llauer-r1v,N, Sala- XJIIIIN ful lt'f7ll' XI llaiiiels. if Blf1I'Nll. P, kelly. J ' 7 ' 1 ' ' ' ' l. lillsnn. li Iullwn -lfli ltlll! I D iuiiilvlvcll. D. Wil- Hill. IH. Ili-ulimtl. ld fiillml Xin.-nt' R, fiielintli. F. liluliit-A I. Om-ilivtuirlt. Ip lain. C. Sxinlwlcl. l7. Klclmn- nell. Prison lNIatron .. Bailiff ....... Judge Heath ......... District At-torney Flint . . His Secretary ......... . Defense Attorney Stevens His Secretary ........., Clerk of the Court . . . Karen Andre ...... Dr. Kirkland ........ Blrs. John Hutchins .. Homer Van Fleet . . Elmer Sweeney ..... Nancv Lee Faulkner .. Magda Svenson ........ John Graham Whitfield . Jane Chandler ..,..... Sigurd klungquist . . . Larry Regan .....,... Roberta Van Renseelaer Stenographer ..,....., Foliccmen . . 64 . . . . . Judy Briggs . . Howard Alpert . Gerald Hamilton . . . . . . John Roach . . . Karen Neville . . . Bruce Batease .. Nlyra Kelman . . . George Ruberti .. Linda Libardi . . . . George Bailey . Nancy Salavantis . . . David Descoteau Alfred Caproni Man' Jane Kassner . Mary Lou Brewer . XValter Alderman .. Sandra Clough . , . Richard Baugh .. Edward Francis .. Melissa Plantier .. Brenda Jillson . . . Bruce Boisvert John Morocco X . fr , , f- . A , 1 , f l CLASS SCJNG A i CTUNE TO GREENSLEEVESJ Here we are it's graduation day, Now our liyes must part we'll go our separate ways. Thru the year and the dayls gone by, Wfe have honored thee proudly dear Drury High. Gone gone are those joyful days, lVhen our hearts were young and our minds were gay. Sweet breath of the years to be, .-X5 we strengthen the knowledge we'ye gained from thee. The years to Come may seem hard and long, We will travel on keeping morals strong. Pray and peace of mind and soul, As we hasten our step reaching for our goals. Four years have gone rather quickly by, Now we laud thy name raising voices high. The words come hard as we say to you, Drury High we bid a fond adieu. Barbara Giusti Nancy Salayantis 66 K ,, Athletics ' 1 4 I vga 1963 CLASS A CHAMPIONS 'Nf- 74x 1g Dx X1 bf-'A 'S- tROlV T Clofts D Descoteau D DLIDLIIS H Alpert Mcaro B LeBe1u. YV. Taft, C. Syms, C. Edmonds 4th A Slxorupslu Nlorocco cipt -X C'1p1on1 D Bezzle R R 1 B Bryce. Horahan. -I. Rotolo. D. Falcon K Bmer D NlcConnell D Limoreauz 9nd RON 'Nlyers J lucmnski. Less. P. NlcKane. B. West J Spra ue R Bryson C Brxelley Wlhltney Creek D T1 mhlew Flaherty, 5th ROIV: Coach Rorlte Coach YVh1tney P For te I DclNcg1o R Rhodes F lNI1llard 3111 B1CSf13.l1'1I1 Ames. RI. Crough. NI. Dayine. Narw Coach Season s Record Drury VVestfield Drury Holyoke Cath Drury St. JosephfPj Drury Northampton Drury Pittsheld Drury Wlahconah Drury Turners Falls Drury Adams ROW J Leones1o B Sol-.oloxe D Ceorge B Dlamond Whnley Coach Johnson. -A ' 7 DRURX NN ESTFIELD GAME PM ,Y I COACHES' Daniel Rorke, Herbert Johnson, Thomas Brcsnahan, Paul Whitley. STARTING LINE UP Ist ROW Daniel Dupuis James Robert Boyer. 2nd ROW: John DelNegro. 3rd ROW: Rich- Whltney James Creek John Morocco capt Davld Whit ard Rhodes, Donald George, Cary Brierly, David Des- ney Alfred Skorupskl Alfred Caprom Howard Alpert coteau, Richard Bezzie, Richard Bryson. PU v I -5 .1 1. Seniors who helped bring home the Class A Championship trophy display the jackets awarded them by the Drury Football Mom's Club: Dick Bezzie, Dave Desco- teau, Howie Alpert, Rob Boyer, John Morocco, captain, Al Sko- rupski, Al Caproni, Dan Dupuis, and Tom Crofts. GAME wet! lb Ilve got it' Ji? 4 RUR! 34 Iv! ROIV: J. Sarkis. F. Dubie. Coach YN Pxexey NI Camau Capt Prem uber 2nd R011 R.LZ1IHCI'C'Z1L1X,D.L'ICCOI1HCll,.A.SLOTUQQLI C Tmkarz Yrd ROIV R Dagnoh M r P Foote Prurx D1 urx D1 un Drum D1 urx Druxy Drury Drulj' Ilrury Drury Drury Drum' Drum' Drury Drury Drury I Dr ry Drury Ururx Scores Lenox Clissxcal Class1e'1l 5 Holxoke Cfxthohe Tmde Lenox ee XX'ahCor1z1h Bit. Greylock Adams St. t oseph fPittSW Pittsheld St. oseph fN.A.U Waheonah Kit. Creylofk Adams St. x os 'ph fpittshl Pittshelcl St. -Ioseph CN.A.W R. Rhodes. K. Boisjolie. B. Boisvert NI 1 , 5 57 f - 5 39 . ' Drury 59 Lee - 47 '. 1' 45 I' ' '. l - I- 55 . x0 65 L 51 49 40 as 1 if V3 J 41 64 61 u 50 I 4 .FOV i IX v . .Q- Now when you get your hands on the ba X nv' Ls 'T' Captaln MlkC Gamau and Coach Prevcy J.v. TEAM FIRST Row. 1. I., f. M. Davino, R. VVilliamS. D. CQMQ-f. D. SIMM. SECOND Roni- A. Schmidt, Rotolo, D. Le-Fave, C. Bwisvcrt. THIRD ROIfl': M. Naughton, D. D'ArCangc-lu, R. Caproni, NV. Hurlhurt. Zv- an N, SQIJ U 4 A , g , 53 lr 1 4' QU a. r s ll 0 S N -v v Q. 1 , 5 faqs- 'wa-, 15 , ,cgi Q . 'I' Q fa iw ,f mms 15 fx. l M- 'o ..- ri'q.?Ah- fra' P1 W1 'FW ' ,agen nf '1 Aelifi. In-sy, ,, '1 SKICLUB Members of the ski club include: C. Sanford, K. Trottier, Stone, S. Canale, Shapiro, C. Burns, D. Sinderman, C. Clermont, P. Jowctt, L. Chenail, K. lNIarra, D. Hussey, A. Canedy, B. Grippen, B. McCarthy, A. Lightholder, W. Stred, D. Dami, C. Farinon, C. Morin, B. Lebeau, C. O'Neil, C. ,M Familiar sight on Tuesday ski club members loading their ski s before departing for near by Dutch Hill .i L f ' :A A i i . i Wi Some members of the ski club pose with their advisor. Coach Johnson, before boarding their bus. Pasierbiak, V. Politis, hi. Vareschi, Chilson, S. lVien, R. Marra, S. Clough, Candiloro, R. Steele, R. Bezzie, YV. Diamond, S. Alpert, L. Bohl, W. Tatro, B. Amato, P. Choquette, P. Serre, lVhitney, B. Pasierbiak. YV. Demo, C. Bolt, Leonesio, K. Labombard, A. Iacuessa. P. Levine, B. Girardi, Morin, R. Manson, Haggerty, D. Wilson, L. Rudnick, C. Ciusti, M. Hardman, F. Cyuraz, S. Coodermote, F. Dean, M. lNlarti- gala, M. Marino, P. LaFountain, G. Ballou, N. Salavantis, K. Myers, D. Lewis, C. Trombley, M. Cirone, A. Dolgoff, M. Gattuso, P. Pelerin, S. Vareschi, R. Apkin, R. Bianco, Flynn, C. Accetta, M. Gagliardi, L. Fabricius, lN1. L. Brewer, XV. Davis. R. Boyer, T. Crofts, Ross, S. Berry, A. Bonneville, L. Estes, YV. Beattie, G. Brown, C. Ruberti. D. 'West, D. Steele. Less. G. Hurley, M. Cellana, B. Sokolove, M. Dickinson, R. Troia, M. Bowman, A. Gargal, R. Heggie, C. Rhuman, D. Collins, W. Bryce, R. XVest, T. Lewis D. Whitney. T. Cleary, C. Hadley, T. Ryan, T Harrigan, C. Benoit, S. Drotter, N. Benedetti, D Davine, W. Parisien, M. Plantier. R. Asterino, B Bolt, M. Millis, C. Stevens, L. Sullivan, S. Shields S. Kronick, B. Bona. ABOVE: John Shields executing a Stein jump. RIGHT: Dick Steele doing an aerial jump turn. 3 Drury had a series of meets in all events with teams from Pittsfield, Darrow, Mt. Greylock, and Lenox. Our tcam finished first in the jumping meet with these schools and placed among the top teams in the other events. Drury placed second in the Berkshire Interscholastic meet in Pittsfield sparked by strong cross-country and jumping teams. Ist ROW: D. Whitney, J. Shapiro, R. Manson, B. Bona. 2nd ROW D. Steele, R. Boyer, R. Steele, W. Bryce, J. Whitney. Dick Steele, with a jump of 75 feet, was a winner at annual Berkshire Interscholastic Ski Meet, Feb. 1. ' 4 4 if I- . 1 lf, LQQ F , i. 3 ' Q I . if '., 1 ' t the 18th -iQ':91 g . , CQ . Three members of the ski team who helped bring home the victories. Bill Bryce flying through the air with the greatest of easef, Bob Boyer demonstrates a jump on the Wind- 77 mill trail at Dutch Hill. FW i Ii! ROIV: Rc-millard. qucttc. XV. Bimwii. YV. Brallir-r. F. D. Lcxvis. R. Clmlfgh, BI. Segala. P. LeSagc, R. D. Clullins, D. Scarbeau, Hrxrrigan. P. Chri- Strvd. V. Lepcra. B. Pasicrbiak. 21151 ROIV: G. Dcan. C. BI'iCl'lY. C. Di-Malrfw. R. TXIZIIISOTI, S. Cmuffird. R. .Xshtwrr D. Hmvlrmd. T. Andrews, Crock. P. Rwndvau, P. I,nFc-untain, T. Cary. 3rd ROIV: Scnirwr Dick Bfansnn. J Y' 4 W 1 .-1.11- -XX ,1- gal v R- C. Briggs. D. Lamoureaux. N. Bfartin. D. St. Pierre. F Ixlillard. Coach Johnson, G. Rube-rti. liissingz Nlciraridi J. Roach. R. Champney, T. Ci-ufts. D. Dupuis, W . BIC- .-Xrthur, D. XVilliams, W. Rlwrezui, K. LaBwmbard. W. Dia- mond. A. Cliampney, S. Ozwarski. E. RICCmmeH. Trom- bley, D. Brcndza, A. Isherwood, D. Daflano, J. Candiloro. Co-Capt. Steve Brallier, Dave Scarbeau, and Ron Champney. . fp ,J .f .,,, mr . J 'f ' ' .Emi iv . . , '11- .gg . .-.fx-Aw ,W -V.,-,.,- - .Q J - P- 1 4 T . r N1 'Q alia wx -...... I' 1 The Gymnastic Team did a Hne job this year. They are certainly worthy of our praise. Hi there, boys!!!! Jack Trombley, Dave Scarbeau, and Co-Capt. Steve Brallier. 1 Z 'lx lv-, X X ..?' 79 I ? FACULTY i vs STUDENTS T , 5 1 I 1 l P T i i GOLF TEAM 'CIOQN - . . 0-1-- 1 Ist ROW.' D. Gilbert, J. Whitney, A. Lesage, F. Lentine. Lewis. Missingg NI. Windover, P. Rondeau, M. Naughton 2nd ROW: R. Schulze, B. Diamond, D. Whitney, B. Bois- D. D'Archangelo, P. Sprague. vert, cap't. 3rd ROW: Mr. Boisvert, Team Coach, T. 2 T2 S 'Q 9 x fs- I 5 2 ae, A W L5 Ai- A -r' EV' 4 i it JK' f A V , x., .. in , .if ' ' 1 Q fide nkxiia ' J V ii if A lit ROW: P. Pellerin. 2nd ROW.' M. Harris, M. Le-Pera. 3rd ROW.' Courtot, V. Olson. 4th ROW: J. Stone. 81 VARSITY BASEBALL 1sfROll'.' R. Mahar, R. Catelotti. J. Prenguber, R. Collins, Negro, W. Alderman, H. Evans. J. Rand R Steele P Drury D ru ry D ru ry Dru If Drury Dru ry Dru ry Drury Dru ry Dru ry Drury 7 Drury 10 v A. Lcveille, M. Gaxnari. 2nd ROW: C. Cudclcback, J. Del- Foote, R. Lamoureaux, Coach Rorke. ps ,W 5 f X 'EXQ ,Oil x X ki , .. X0 A ---5-P' ggi- 82 St. Joe CNAB Pittsfield St. Joe fPittsl Waconah Adams Mt. Greylock St. Joe fNAl Pittsfield St. Joe fllittsl Wfaconah Adams lNIt. Grcylock 5'1 xa..:.-.. 1. gnfuli lu E fvxd- ' 9 ' - ' Ku -Q ' js . , ' s . 6,4 if. 'S wt - Aw , , m' , , . .s Y w H . 'se ,, 1 x I 'z B Walt's warming up. fx The ' Lme-up - Catelutu, Gamarl, Aldermzzrm. Steele, and Niahar. WN iw .wwf v-ffeviwabwa, .1-cf.-vi M Do-Si-Do your partners! sly, ww-.1 Alf! ll A,,v,,4s 44459 Qfillli - inlig gli f mN ' ,f ' fn fN '.' .7,,,,., 'Mitra' f Q - m. . Jw we , , ,,. ,, , , . H. l ' ni Q-405 'se X' nk, gal M , , 1 ,xc ,.,..f,f -awfNf :'.x0.? .www WA, .sf W, ,Q ,f ,, fi Q,.w e e e .K , ,':f1,,.5f'jg,, .., ' W f f Ray is ready to burn one in. Dru ry Dru 13' Drury Drury Drury Drury Jim Creek at practlce Turners Fall New Lebanon Pittsfield Cathedral Cranwell Technical Nortlihampton lxt ROIV: R. Rc-millarcl. R B11 x Cellnlw. :X l.eS:1ge. F. l.z1m m em C 1 J R. Nlunsfm. D, Clullim. V Xltmeu Sim-vnelli, Trwrnlmlvy. ID C u John Weslowski, Fred Altiere, Toni Simonelli, Don George on Don Tassone with the shot put. the track. DFUFY 15 lvest Slxiflgfleld 22 Drury-Westfield was rained out. Greenfield 17 DVUVY 34 Pittsfield 83 Drury placed sixth in the Western Massachusetts meet. Drury 59 Wahconali 13 Mt. Greylock 16 Drury 56 Greenfield 61 .6 .8 '.. M 1 . Q 0 I , 'K- Dean. 2nd ROW: Horahan, D. Lemoine, S. Brallier, Veazie, E. Lisee, B. Bona. C. Briggs. Missing: F, Millard. D. Scarbo, P. Sprague, R. Caproni, R. Netherwood, C. W. Taft, M. Sprague. G. Brierly. D. Lamoureaux, R. Hadley, Weslowski, E. Ashley, Leonesio, Creek, G. Trumhley. R. Rliodes, V. LCPFIYI. D. Steele. F. Dc-nn. R. Ruberti, D. Tassone, N. Martin, W. Bryce, B. Sokolove, W, LaBombard. l 85 ,, ffl' i 'flfl 1 1 ?I f 01 f Z is . fi lAL!I'Q S Qi if ' ' E 1 I, gl M A . Q.ff 1 , 1 7? .4 11 ' ' , I 61 X' ' if' ml y N- X 5 ' l .T A f M MEMORIAL DAY . 7 4 A, T 1 f 1171- -ff If ffl' 1, - Commencement 1 . ,mv Ne, :fly t M- x I f, l x i -f-af' ll r-'Q SENIOR GIRLS' TEA June IO, I963 Mosonic Temple PRO MERITO l, Q i Luncheon ll Salute to the Flag Singing - America Invocation Luncheon l 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 Response and Introduction of Members from Pro Merito Society Bruce Batease Response and Introduction of Members of St. Thomas Society Michael Kelley Presentation Closing - Singing - God Bless America W T rg 'fi lol-75, 3 4, a I. 4 1 y X .J I XM 88 Q.. 'i' U' -.1 The Big Fourn Q-ll Y SENICR CLASS BANQUET Q Ki x ' 5 - Smile, you're on Candid Camera' ff . 2455 fr- lim huf1S1'Y-H Have some Madeira, my dearf ,Jr 4 I ,th Our Last Supper X i2..'-Pifgftf-iii! 9 'J' f.1. 'Tl Ui, p . Aff . 1 1' . .A Q p- l 'P-'---- I i -M--.f---- , MM 1 M M -2 2 V Q 'f-- K fr-,,V X ' ' 4 ' I el l 1 -- I ff ' -5--fig, l I I ' . 1 XX, u R - '. . , 4 H M 5 Q Q ' - He -- ., i ' ff - ,Y ' ' n if-V . Q .. xl' x I 'P az ff' Y - -, f LAQ . 'x t' . t- , , . , '?i- . QQJYUJ' - Q' i1g'v 7,'15f 4, 54:5 4 ' .. -- - . ,K -A 'P' 1 .-'D ' -'A 4 7-...X-, Q- :',, , ' Wg 'V-Au ' v if 'K '5li'f1'-:fu-.:-xi- ,seg Q-Q -- ' W WTALA N 1.1735 ffzzfaufsffit-filter-vv':f5:f ., as , W X xi ' S ' 'w 1 W- V. X v X 4 ' in I V Vx W Sfxia n I XX X H i 'W-S I I S ' S1 r I N. -as' sggx 5, ?-,, CLASS NIGHT June 13, 1963 AWARDS SANDRA CLOUGH Scholastic Achievement Statuette Bausch and Lomb Medal Danforth Leadership Award D.A.R. Good Citizenship Certificate and Bond Dora A. Radlo Memorial Scholarship F.T.A. Scholarship Highest Ranking Student Award BRUCE BATEASE Ann Wlelch Memorial Award Dora A. Radlo Rlemorial Scholarship Adams Super Market Scholarship lVheaton College Scholarship Ottawa University Scholarship Bob Jones University Scholarship DARLENE WILSON Northern Berkshire Graduate Nurses Assn. Schol arship North Adams Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Fort Massachusetts Historical Society Scholarship Bement Foundation Scholarship Briggsville Parents, Scholarship GERALD HAMILTON Scholastic Achievement Statuette R.P.I. Medal and Certificate Danforth Leadership Award Conrad Klausert lX1C1llOI'lZ1l Scholarship Highest Ranking Student Award GEORGE BAILY Scholastic Achievement Award Fort lXIassachusetts Historical Societv Scholarship Lebanese Social Club Scholarship YVake Forest College Scholarship Highest Ranking Student Award ANN CLARK North Adams Travel Club Scholarship Adams Super Nlarket Scholarship Boston University Scholarship Student Council Secretary Pin P W. xi l , l . J MARY-JANE DANIELS Scholastic Achievement Statuette D.A.R. Medal for U.S. History Conrad Mausert lNIemorial Scholarship Highest Ranking Student Award MICHAEL GAMARI Cannavan Memorial Award Adams Super Market Scholarship Drury Varsity Club Scholarship JOHN ROACH Thoreau Literary Prize Northeastern University Scholarship St. John's College Scholarship ELLEN LAW Scholastic Achievement Statuette Top Ranking Commercial Student Award RINALDO DAGNOLI Daughters of Italy Italian Award American Assn. of Italian Teachers Award JAY SHAPIRO Student Council President Pin and Gavel Student Council Scholarship MARGARET LARABEE Lions, Club Nursing Scholarship North Adams Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship LYNN DION Adams Super Market Scholarship Hood College Scholarship MARY JANE KASSNER Brayton-greylock Parent-Teachers Group Scholar- ship Tri-Hi-Y, Psi Omega Chapter, Scholarship DONALD GILBERT U.S. Veteranls Administration Scholarship Commonwealth of Massachusetts Scholarship KAREN NEVILLE Scholastic Achievement Statuette RICHARD MANSON Richard Stanton Memorial Trophy for Track K RICHARD GIGLIOTTI Sons of Italy Italian Award JUDITH BRIGGS Outstanding Household Arts Award STEPHAN BRALLIER Student Council Treasurer Pin CAROLYN SANFORD Sprague Electric Company Nursing Scholarship BARBARA GUISTI Haskins School Parent Group Scholarship DONALD LAMOUREAUX North Adams Teachers' Assn. Scholarship MELISSA PLANTIER American Legion Auxiliary, Frank R. Stiles Post 125, Scholarship WILLIAM CRAIG Alan B. Shepard, Jr. Scholarship ELINORE HINMAN Adams Super Market Scholarship MYRA KELMAN F.T.A. Scholarship LINDA LIBARDI Fort Massachusetts Historical Society Scholarship ROBERT BOYER Drury Mom's Club Scholarship MARY LOUISE BREWER Commonwealth of Masaclitisetts GLORIA OSTERHOUDT LeBarron Academy Scholarship ERNEST MOROCCO Bridgton Academy Scholarship Scholarship CLASS HISTORY It was a fateful day in September 1959 when 209 freshmen who would t icome the class of 1963 burst eagerly into Drury I-Ligh School to begin a four years' voyage on the sea of knowledge and to some, more important, participation in extracurricular activities. After their four years at Drury, the school would never again be the same. The eager freshmen were finally established in the school in spite of the efforts of the mighty seniors to direct them to the furnace room for English class. The members of the class soon had become involved in various athletic activities and other school func- tions. Freshmen Student Council members elected in the fall were Shapiro, George Lerrigo, and Judy Girgenti. Our first class project before the stu- dent body was the Patriot's Day Assembly in April under the careful eye of Mrs. Brawn. It was soon time to elect our Sophomore class of- ficers and Student Council representatives. Dick Gig- liotti was chosen President, and George Ruberti was elected treasurer, while Jane Marsh became Secre- tary, and Judy Girgenti, Vice-President. Student Council representatives were Jay Shapiro, Bruce Ba- tease, George Lerrigo, and Barbara Giusti. Before we knew it, the time for final exams had arrived and we eagerly departed for a summer vacation which seemed much too short. Returning in the fall as sophomores or wise fools we were plunged into such frightening classes as biology and French. YVe were old hands at high school life, however, and not even Mr. Boisvert nor Mr. Sondrini could dampen our spirits. Soon after our return, the scholastic achievement awards in the form of jackets were presented to those twelve stu- dents who had maintained a ninety average during their freshmen year. The annual Sophomore Frolic was presented under the theme 'fHarvest Moon. A skit with an all girl cast gave the first indication of the acting ability of our classmates. lfVe had four finalists in the John H. Reilly Contest that year: Mary Lou Brewer, Ann Clark, George Lerrigo, and Carolyn Sanford. As the year drew to a close, we again elected Dick Gigliotti as President and Jane Marsh as Secretary for the junior year, with Mary jane Kassner getting Vice- President and Jerry Hamilton, Treasurer. Our Stu- dent Council representation was increased to five as Steve Brallier and Ann Clark were elected to Fill these positions. When final exams rolled around again, we were confident that we would succeed with- out studying, so a great many fiunked. Once again summer vacation was greatly enjoyed by all. Returning as juniors, we finally had our chance to look down on the seniors. from the balcony, that is. Very early in the year, the scholastic achievement awards were again presented to those who maintained a ninety average or better. Our class rings arrived early in the fall under a new program instituted by our class. At Christmas, the class voted to present a Christ- mas party for the residents of the City Infirmary. Several of the members of the class under the leader- ship of the class officers attended. VVe hoped that this would become an annual affair. In December, the members of the junior Class who maintained an average of eighty-five or better for their first two years were appointed to the Nu Sigma Epsilon honor society. Twenty-two students achieved the honor. The first major project of our high school career was the junior class play, Mjunior Miss which was directed by Mr. Gravel. Ann Clark had the title role as Junior Miss. The class demonstrated its acting ability and proved to all that it had very good actors and actresses in it. The john H. Reilly Speaking Con- test found Sandy Clough and john Roach in the Hnals. In June, the Junior class presented the annual prom for the seniors. The theme was Beauty of the Deepf' and the Armory was suitably decorated with fish, mermaids, and driftwood. We also started what we hoped would become a tradition at Drury, a Senior Farewell Assembly. As the junior year drew to a close, we re-elected Dick Gigliotti as President, Mary Jane Kassner as Girls' Vice-President, jerry Hamilton as Treasurer, and jane Marsh as Secretary, with Rob Boyer as Boys' Vice-President. Jay Shapiro was elected President of the Student Council and was supported by Ann Clark, Steve Brallier, Barbara Giusti, Don Lamoureaux, Myra Kelman, and Al Skorupski. Returning in the fall for the last time, 129 seniors were determined to get the most out of their last year, both in studies and in extracurricular activi- ties. lVe won the Field Day events for the first time in league with the Sopllomores and hlary Lou Brewer and Ann Clark succeeded in making a new record in winning the three-legged race for the third con- secutive year. The Exchange Group from lVheaton, Illinois visited our school in October. Several of the boys from the Senior Class were on the 1962 Champi- onship Drury football team, The Senior Class play was a new experiment in the form of a courtroom drama, entitled The Night of jamiary l6th. hir. Gravel served as director. In spite of inclement weather both nights of the play. it proved successful. Later in the year the names of the twenty-one seniors were announced as members of Pro Nlerito, the Sen- ior Honor Society. At the same time, the students who had maintained a ninety average throughout their four years were announced. They were George Bailey, Sandy Clough, lNIary jane Daniels, and -jerry Hamilton. Sandy Clough was also chosen as the DAR Good Citizen for the year. The last program put on by the Seniors was the lNfIemorial Day Asseuibly. .Xs is the custom. flags and flowers were placed at each memorial tree in front of Drury by twenty-two senior girls dressed in white. Our four memorable years at Drury closed with a week of fun-hlled activities that climaxed with our graduation on Sunday, june 16th. STUDENTS' WILL We the Class of 't3fi. being in Z1 just Qlllfllllltl' state ol' mind. do herehv leave our most precio and prifecl possessions to XX'll0t'YCl' can use them. lYalter .Xldermzm f his fun-loving nature IIou'n1'd .Xlpert - his ht-lt Rohert .Xshton H s- his pinla shirt George Bziilev s Y his homework Bruce liateuse - f his monkev antics Rielizud lizuigh ss s the Kev flluh Donna Bettis her helping hand Ricliiutl liL'!!lt' his slvness Bruce lioisvert f Z1 push-up for everv junior Mzirgaret Bishop s her giggle .Xlfred Bona f s his meehzmical zihilitv Robert Hover his locker to xvhoever stole the lock Stephen BI'Llllll'1'ff his gymnastic zihilitv Bgirhnrn lilxllflflll s her natural curly hair Nlurv Louise lliexver - her Sxvetlisli mgiicl uniform Florence Briggs f f her friendliness -Iudith Briggs F - her hlzicli tie Donnzi Cinmphell - her job at l,nnib's .Iohn Clzmxile s - his height Dawn Cant-dv - - her hnton .Xlfrecl Cziproni. A n cloyen chickens Ronald Chzunpnev - f his phvsiclue Sandra Clhampnev ss - her artistic talents Linda Clhotpxette 7 her Giants' cheering uniform Elizaheth Clark e f her rhetoric nlbilitv O. .Xnn Clark s fi liox of Girl Scout cookies Slllllllll Clough f e her revolutionary neu' diet -Io.tXnn Collins f her trips to lYilli1unstou n Szmdru Cook s - her sherriflws hndge XN'illinm Craig f - his xvondeilul personftlitv Tliomns Crofts ef his high har Rinzildo Dagnoli s No Continent Marv .lane Dtmiels -- her cook hook Cfnrol Davis f s her interest nt St, Joe Clnrence Davis H his generosity David Descotenu s - his three gray hairs Lynn Dion ff her frtiternitv pin liohert llorgtn --f his good looks Grace Douglas -Y her expression Hotehie Bubba Francis llul'-ie f s his lxovish grin Frank Dunn - his participation in so gmv activities Daniel Dupuis es his cast .lack Esposito f - his pilot's license Kliehelle Ferris her Lehgmese Dance Jeanette Forgette her pleasant personality Rtlwurcl Frfmeis. - his infectious laughter Nliclmel Ggmigiri his wav with women Riclitird Gigliotti Y s his suspenclers lloniild Gilbert es s his hzippv-go-lucl-tv nature Judy Girgenti e- her stilts Bnrhzira Giusti - - her exchange experiences Slvvia Godvn e f her lipstick .lean Haggerty' --- her siye 5 dresses Gerald Hamilton sf 'his hlack hoots and slide rule FI'Z1IlC't'QIi1lIil'lIlQl0Il ss s her voice in the choir -Iuclv Harrington - - her interest in food Iilinore Hinmzin - - her smnll ankles Daniel Hovvlzmd f Y his fzirmer's outht lirenclii llillson- -her zttloptecl town. .Xclruus Pzltsv Jillson e her prompters hook Sheila -loxvett Y her :ithletic nlvilitv Nlzirv .lane Kztssner - A her sewing ahilitv C157 llvra Kelman - her large bottle of CORIPOZ Richard Kuzia - his service uniform Donald Lamoureziux - his hand-painted ties lX'I8!'g?1I't'I Lnrabee -A her calmness Kenneth Lasher - his two-wav radio Ellen Law - her flirtacious nature liarshzi Lenhofl - her vellovv Oldsmobile George Lerrigo gf 1115 slides from Europe Nfarcia Lev - Johnnv H. Betty Levcille -f her freckles Linda I,ib:u'di -H her acting ability Beverly Kiaclntvre -- her job at Nexvberrvs Rzivmond Mahar e- his carefree davs David Ninnion - f l1lS passport to XN'illiamstoxvn Richard Manson -A his limbo stick Carol .Xnne Nlarsh -4 her maiden name Jane Marsh Q her stylish clothes Jacqueline Klartin s s her craving for pizza Lzivvrence Riattison - f his gift of gnb Barbara iNIt'Cl8I'll1Y 5 her shifts Donald lXIcConnell - ss his rusted out rocker panels .-Klan Mcllonald -- his hot rods Edwnrcl RICCSOXVZIH - his class ring John Millard - - his squeak Anne Kfodena - her job at .X K YV. Louis lNIontagnz1 f his sports coats John Riorandi -f his honor jacket John Kiorocco M- his many girl friends Richard Netherwood - A xvehhed feet Karen Neville - - her tvpevvriter Elaine Oakes - -- her cute smile Gloria Osterhoudt - A her feminine charms Karlis Ofolins his stuclv habits Dianne Phillips - -- her love for Spanish Rovce Pinnix f e his recipes from Cooking Club Nlichael Pinsonnenult - - his gym bag Klelissgx Plimtier her soothing voice Gziil Raina -f - her role in the Sophomore Frolic Play John Roach ef his hook cllI'ClllIll0L'llil0IlS in 3 Easv Lessons Using 1.-l6l. 901 XYords Nohodv Knows George Ruherti -f his szitiriczil coloring hook Robert Rumbolt - - his sneaky habits and wild laughter Nancy Salnvantis -e her Ho Jo uniform Carolvn Sanford -3 her Vermont patriotism Nfarilvn Saunders her trip to Cape Cod with the girls Lois Scarbo - her Green car Jay Shapiro -A his lizirein Alfred Sliorupslii ef his size 14 shoes for somebody to fill hlarlene Springer -A her credulous nature Richard Steele - his brig of red licorice to Mr. Gravel Tzunv Sullivan ge her red hair Dean Swift -s- his chess set Sandra Tatro -4 her quiet ways Jzuues Thompson s his guitar Roselln Tower 5 her hoisterousness Kathleen Trottier W s her old hezius Xlielmel YY11ltlen his pep pills John lYelsh -s his clunlv-o-mohile l7?u'lene YX'ilson e sf a sock of chicken feathers Gerald H.imilton and his crew of cutthrogits CLASS WILL Mrs. Accetta - a book on rare diseases Mrs. Bell - a megaphone Mr. Blake - a school curriculum planned around his band courses Mr. Boisvert e barrier builders that build bigger barriers Mrs. Bosquet - a little authority Mrs. Brawn - a burglar alarm for her tachistoscope Mr. Bresnahan - a purple cow Mrs. Brown - piano lessons Miss Cody - plant food for her late bloomers Mr. Dean - Nothing: he's getting rid of Darlene, what more does he want? Mr deGatagno - a dog sled to get to school in the winter Mrs. deGatagno - a dog team to pull the dog sled Mr. DelNegro - a set of mouseknuckles Mr. DeMarco - a pair of madras shorts and a corn- cob pipe Mr. Diamond - 1000 books of corridor passes Mr. Drotter - a squiggle pad Mr. Eisenbiser - a little black book with lots of numbers in it Mrs. Ellis - protection from her amorous students Mrs. Gallese - a siren to warn approaching drivers Mr. Gravel - a book of bloody plays Miss Guilbault - affiliation with N.B.C. Mr. Howard - a radar controlled lunchroom Mrs. Howe - a million dollars in fines on overdue books Coach Johnson - a girls' gymnasium team Mr. Kelley - a class that is well organized Mr. Kove - a class of machines that plug in the formula and crank out the answer Mr. Lamarre V- a gold plated fungo bat Miss Loehr - a day when no one is out of school Mr. Lowry - an honorable discharge from Drury Academy Mr. Merrigan - a free honeymoon on top of Mount Greylock Miss Millette - a trip to Spain Mr. Mulholland -- a real live honest-to-goodness office complete with secretary Mr. Murray - grandchildren - all hlarine captains Miss Nlurray - good luck in her new art room Mr. Noel - a set of dice and a deck of cards for His Advanced Math class Mrs. Olsen one class a clay Mr. Prevey - a pair of roller skates for his knees during basketball games Miss Ringdahl - a Jaguar Mr. Rorke - lessons on how to change diapers Mr. Sondrini - a teensy weensy mistake Mr. Starrat - Don Lamoureaux's ties Mrs. Stenson - a new pair of track shoes for practice hir. Steuer - a muu-muu Miss Stewart - a girl's baseball team Mrs. Sweeny - an escalator from Study B to the Sewing Room Superintendent Taylor f an honorary subscription to MAD magazine Miss Temple - tickets to all of the New York shows Mr. Toupence - a harem Mr. Trudeau f food for the little men in his tape re- corder Bliss Tuneflf -f a duplicating machine that runs with ink lVIrs. Wlashburn H- a gym suit hir. X'Vhitcomb - an unbieakable meter stick M1'. Wlhitley - a goatee to go with his beret Class of 1964 - SENIORITIS Class of l065 f more wisdom and less foolishness Class of 1966 S a new school Sandra Clough lWary-Jane Daniels W 2 1 SENIQR RECEPTION Q IQ v A .. . U - I 7, 0,3 M . i ,- 4 ng- -. 3 A .5,g4-gg, fs,- 5 . if FL' g G 'L 'RFP' 5-g x uc I slr iii bs: W .I ff V F tJY-fv , ff it S I lil Ni ' ,A I ,il ff. sh., 1 ' ' ' W 5 ' l ' ! f1 6 l L J fi 1 IQ I I QQN as-Kia may A ali I VA: :rt 'P- ie-.,-'-J ai J- I 4 F, A 1.-y ,fp 1 ,Y .lv dmgch Ax Y. . V K. Ax 'Q'-YJ' -M . L8 ' Cp- :F w, V37 F gl,rL,..J 1 N- . 1. 1-1?-..-UJKU X- V 'Jimi -25 ins.: X r .131-4 4 ' 'K , Q in wif' if 2 . W ,.....,....,,-.,., 1 Z .- 1-'N . 12,3 x V .W- -.o 8 1-A rx , X 3 . ' A 1 4 ' 92 1 G 6 wif H WNV fb X u uw 5 XX All HIGHLIGHTS CF -'--1 na-2.15 1 , TI 4 uiiix 4 -F2 x 'Q' x -ng lf' fllflll' SYSIVIII f'HII1f'SIO Dfllfy I Ska' ,fu l e i ,f,,,sL?,M.., nf mi-5gi2..w , . V ' . - QW' x Q ' r Q: ggizgzrksa 5, - ., 420 M W J ,., . - 2.2-r'n1 .., , ' - -5 -.1 ' - --rv, ,.4. . 3 4, A ' Mg-1'-' K . ,.. . - rio H1 XA -.H mn .,,,,v.. 2 dwg 5, 4' ' f,.,,, 31,3 ' - '-MH, W., -:fam M13-. 1 A . .qi 1 , X J I A., ,551-.3 'dm Q 4. , 5, xr-,, , f f .,,,,,,q.,.-W ! , ,L . v. ,hw ,I ,I I. I 9- . , vi ..,.f,44 1 'QQ t 1.- , , . 1 , 34, 2.36-ev.. x ' ' 'x M f eff' .4 - M -1 + W ff, we ,M ,Q n , 4 -M ' .-.t.. 1 fwlg. 4 .. e1as ff. ' 2 Here comes the winners!!! Freshman Reception art of the cruwcl at the Frnsh Receptiun. THE YEAR f V- if 4 - n'-- - . X .-. . .7-1.-' Q- . .. 'A ' .T,, 1 sg5g a'-5-3-I--N-L,-if ,M wk, Boy's Pie Eating Contest. What a blessing Twirp Day was!!!! Get outta my way!! 4' Scarecrow chaperons at the Soph Frolic .t I 4 Twist: 1980 'C 1' '- ,fa Y . 'Wkfff -4 .5 Q ' ,, sf ' Coach John Orr, Mr. Drottcr, Mr. Rt-rkv Drury Sports Night. 2111 d N111 Prc'x'f'y Zi HN APPRECIATION We xmulcl like to thank all thme who have helped uith the proclucticm of thie 3'en1'luf'w0lx. iuelrrclihq XIV. llauclolph 'llrnholcl and Klrs. Eclward Horahan of the North .Xclnmi Transcript. Our special thanlxs goes to the merchants :md business- men of this arf,-:1 who have so Qem-rmxsly supported our eflorts. both this year and in Ylkllxi gone hy. To them we Owe our sincere gratitude and our promise to patro- uiye their huslueises. The Nathanite Staff IU4 3 tx X' ,Ny . , QQ, ,ES s. 'lui I 'Q F Advertisements Q N y Q n LA ll Cplt Compliments of .FRANK nausea JEWELER A hl d St t North Ad Compliments ' of FIRST AGRICULTURAL NATICNAI. BANK Complete Banking Services Offi ces: Adams, Dalton, Great Barrington North Adams, Pittsfield, Sheffield Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STYLE SHOP B. F. GOODRICH Congratulations To the Class of 1963 BERKSHIRE BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY COUNTY-WIDE 0 BANKING-WISE ADAMS, ALLENDALE, NORTH ADAMS, PITTSFIELD, STOCKBRIDGE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JOLLEY JEWELERS West - Go ANYWHERE! 5 4 .A , T x i Goan LUCK PEEBLES JEWEL SHOP 34 Main Street Herbert S. Gordon Ray E. Sutton GORDON 81 SUTTON INC General Contractors and Builders Office: 227 Houshton Street Dial MO 3-7575 P.O. Box 527 North Adams Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of 1963 JAMES HUNTER MACHINE COMPANY CLEARY'S CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE Expert Fitting From Cradle to College 63 Main Street For our next selection - Concerto in A Minor - ,s . fg- lf R f 7,5 1 3, f ' ' 1--if ' 1 Compliments of HELEN'S YARN CENTER 'T HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT State Road Williamstown BATEMAN CITY MARKET 94 Main St., North Adams Telephone MO 3-3271 WE BAR-B-Q MEATS TO ORDER yn. Best Wishes to Class of 1963 PIZZI'S APPAREL SHOP Us 4-sg 'E-', , f K. S Compliments of SUN CLEANERS I I I RIVER STREET NORTH ADAMS un Way Is the Best Way COMPLIMENTS OF CASCADE PAPER COMPANY I BROWN STREET NORTH ADAMS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 MATIVI COMPANY 261 RIVER STREET Compliments of THE PHOENIX HOTEL io arch in again? I Courtesy of 56 Main Street MATERNUTY SHOP North Adams, Mass. Adding Machines - Typewriters - Cash Registers Maternity Wear Uniforms , Sales Service Best Wishes To the Class of 1963 Best of Luck from FURNITURE COMPANY 20 Marshall St. North Adams Since 1902 lease, Carolyn, showing. A 8. W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Curran Memorial Highway Albert Brignolo, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF BERKSHIRE COUNTY'S QUALITY MARKETS Compliments of GLADYS' Beauty Box 5 State Street North Adams, Moss. IF' . A i BEST WISHES from the DUTCH HILL SKI AREA M. LURIE 8. COMPANY NORTH ADAMS FASHION STORE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN IO0-106 Main Street NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS 12-V vu- ,I .- -gp, UNION SERVICENTER David Finney, Prop. ROAD SERVICE Phone MOhawk 4-9121 or 3-3268 128 Union Street North Adams, Mass Congratulations to the Class of 1963 NORTH ADAMS HOOSAC SAVINGS BANK On the Sunny Side of the Street' Incorporated I 848 LX llh-5 u Adil Compliments of GAZZANIGA'S WALL PAPER 8. PAINT STORE Art Material Headquarters Congratulations from CENTRAL RADIO Best Wishes from the MILL REMNANT SHOP Compliments of BREEN'S FLOWERS Compliments of the HOLLYWOOD MILLINERY 1 10 Main Street Your Fashion Headquarters for Exciting Accessories For All Your Fashion Needs visas RISEBURG'S IN THE BERKSHIRES Compliments of NINI'S CARD 81 NEWS ROOM 105 Main Street Compliments of GLORIA'S BEAUTY SHOP 103 Main Street Dowlin Building 4th Floor CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1963 from MODERNE STUDIOS Your YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS K V- VN ,1 P VALLEY PARK LANES 26 Candlepin Lanes Curran Highway League Bowling Open Bowling Special Matches Compliments of SAYLES Where Every Day is SAYLE DAY KOTALL Best of All on Any Wall NO PRIMER SELF SEALING LIME PROOF COLORS ACRYLIC ALKYD 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 Telephone MO 3-5303 ,xy f HT. l N uS if RBROGIXF l 4 1. rj! F - Y A. -by 1' EER WWI Xsus. I THE BOOTERY --THE Best IN sl-loss FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 66 MAIN STREET NORTH ADAMS, MASS. McCONNELL'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE I Massachusetts Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Dial MO 2-2931 Entrances off State Road and Massachusetts Avenue Compliments of KEV'S LILLY'S MUSIC HOUSE Zenith RCA Victor TV ,Radio Hu Fl Phonograph, Records Best Wishes to the Drury Class of 1963 From LEV HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. 26-40 Holden St. Dial MO 3-6596 NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations QUADLAND'S FLOWERS 8- GIFTS TOM MARTIN Compliments of MAZZUCHI STUDIOS A Compliments GAGLlARDI'S INC. KITCHENS 9 U Sf. - MO 3-3746 S AH S I YOURS FOR THE FUTURE RADIO STATION WMNB 1230 KC. NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS Compliment BERNARD LENHOFF NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. Jos. Kelman, Mgr. Pennsylvania House Furnt r . Cushma C I nial C t Magnavox Television - St Carpets by Mohawk Beauty Rest Mattresse 'X tv- for-S-hndenf C COMPLIMENTS of SALVATORE'S SHOE STORE Spring Street Williamstown Coll GL 8-3625 P 1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 MOHAWK SKI SHOP J BRACKLEY 84 CO M5135 Compliments of SAM HIRSH DRUG STORE APOTHECARY HALL WHITNEY'S LIGGETT REXALL DRUG STORE NASSIF'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY, INC. l i I 1 u I ESTHER JAFFE RYAN Compliments of LINDA'S Compliments of WALL-STREETER SHOE COMPANY FOOT-PALS FINE SHOES FOR MEN SINCE 1912 NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS TRIPLE V RANCH Horsemanship Stock Sect AT STUD S I1 Dollar IRBQ. Appqloogql SCOTT VAN STEEMBURG IVermont State Champ 1961 62, 8- '63 I STAMFORD, VT. OX 41291 4? Howdy Buckaroos!! I Cplt U54 I Y 4 WILLIAMS BOOK STORE ., fi u Ll-uni S' AYDEN UIL XI SUPPLY CU. INC. ICOMFORT BY THE HOUSEFULI HAYDEN OIL 8. SUPPLY CO., INC. We, of Hayden Oil, hope success shines upon you. TASKIN FURNITURE 33-35 Eagle Street COMPANY COMPLIMENTS JOANNE BAKERS Compliments NORTHERN BERKSHIRE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED NORTH ADAMS 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 - MGB - Austin Healy -Sprite MOHAWK MOTORS - Pontiac - Buick SHEP AND SON - GMC Trucks WINDSOR MOTORS - Dodge PREJSNARS GARAGE - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile BEDARD BROS. - Saab - Volvo GRUNDY'S GARAGE - Pontiac - Lark THOMAS McMAHON 8- SON - Chevrolet Cars and Trucks COMPLIMENTS of the COLLEGE BOOK STORE Look familiar? CONGRATULATIONS from your sister class The SOPHOMORES The Latest in Hairstyles - The Newest in Techniques DARL-BOB BEAUTY SALON MARY ZIARNIK, PROP. 103 MAIN STREET Rm 301 - 3rd Floor - Dowlin Block NORTH ADAMS, MASS. The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminoting Woman ngratulations - Class of 1963 BOSTON STORE Always happy to serve you with the newest in FASHION Finest of Quality COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS of the STATWNERY cl.Ass OF 1966 STORE Congrafulations From RICE'S SPRAGUE THE MARK OF RELIABILITY PIONEERS IN ELECTRONICS SPRAGUE ELECTRIC CDMPANY North Ad Pittsfield COMPLIMENTS to the CLASS OF 1963 from THE BERKSHIRE CCCA-COLA BQTTLING COMPANY X COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of THE BERKSHIRE GAS COMPANY Can't Beat Gas Heat 1 7 MODERN DAIRY :Nc MW rp! Q- N 298 State Street North Adams Massachusetts North Adams Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF ABC CLEANERS EE'f't8J'eS Compliments of EVE CROWLEY BEAUTY SALON H5413 o'-- ..-v 'Lzp lk!! VT Congratulations to The Class of I963 'nw ENGLAND .f lffrmc 515195 Be Modern - Live Better Electrically MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY Prop. Margaret F Congratulations to the f '63 ORCHID BEAUTY SALON ions an Where Hair Fash d P t Are for You MO 3-9371 AUTOGRAPHS 7? 'Je - ,fvixf I n Yin Indian army mules packed supplies toward the Himalayan front in o futile attempt to halt Chinese invaders. Flonked by Vatican Guards, Pope John XXIII knelt in prayer in Saint Peter's Ba- , silica opening first Roman Catholic Ecu- Ile menical Council since l869. H c I V V , 3: 1.1 I 3 f 5 I s Q' f l 7 4 ' I I A' ,J gi W' f I 5' 3 Doctor's strike in Saskatchewan, Canada, againsta govt ment medical core plan, left hospitals all but deserted: without means of caring for patients. I .,'r ,. r -A we - f 4. W ri s... g.,J,-in ,-,- A1 +':..3 ,fr ' ic: Jn- Nuclear tests and test-ban talks continued. This mound lforegroundl rose from Nevodds desert seconds after blast which left a 1200-foot crater! right of mound were about 10 feet high. Intemc lotherly crossed the finish line decisively beat. fttralia's Gret I in the decidin race for the Amer Une or me worn emmquukes ln mooem e 9 times reduced dozens of Iranian towns to is CUP' nibble and ieff io ooo dead Left: Cuban invasion prisoners made it home lust in time for Christmas after being ransomed from iid Cuban prisons. Right: USS Barry makes visual inspection of missiles on deck of Russian freighter Ano sov as Navy patrol plane flies overhead after U S demanded removal of offensive weapons from Cuba A l ' 1 . U. li 4 ,. ..... 'il l' .D Qwx