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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1967 volume:

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The principal and faculty members are the active, enthusiastic group who guide the students of the school. The students are a likely, typical group of teens who work with spirit to achieve excellence in each of the fields in which they participate. The main goal of a school is to teach students to lead happy, productive lives. Along with the many courses offered. there are many activities. The pep rallies. assemblies. class meetings. and club meetings are all part of the school along with the themes. tests. book reports. projects. and homework. Also a part of a school are the friendships shared. knowledge and experience gained. and the memories of school life filled with all its fun. work. and study. 1 is-' -vr vfcil'-513111.14 .. 5 ix X . 5' l F 1 i ,,-N -,Q A - X -X, A v- '31 :X .-'Q' .xx N ,. X 1 ' 'ai .N ff 4 'iv XR' Q 7! frffiiiiilx + t gum L -I l x, .. A. ., K . A SX, pr' ,. 51 1 ' F'-fl - qu?-9: . -4 ., v af CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS COMMENCEM ENT ADVERTISEMENT x f. 4, M- .,+fW4s-w.,ff, WWW, -7 .. .-,,,,...-V Af - H. up ,.,......-.-.wif .1 ...., ..... WM. M... , , .... 0,..,m PAST T0 PRESENT eh..- - -.f,-f-'- .., ,.-.,..,. ,T.. V., , . wx W, Y H. . , - ,H ...M , ,.A.,... ,.,,... . Y-,v4 ,, A V fi- X I K - k . ' A A v a, ' ' 1 31:3 5-111,13 e - il, 1.1- . My 1 1843 provided for the erection of Drury f . Academy in 1867. In 1917 a new building was osvrvv uqvmvnls fnv5l'1L5vuoun-- lr- ,J .-- g., 3- -1 1 .v-. . ..-. 4L..gof..-4, st, I -..'-v ug 1 vvqv,,..y1svse-.- erected to replace the original one which was L'l'2 E Q Q v -4 A.. U, J- gang. -. . damaged by fife' 2. 1' .' 'Z g gs . f '.'.' 4 ' ' l,'?f 'f- r.-'f v vs v any' u. ig ugvviv 1 .--L-' 3.2.9 ii- 4: '50 It is with pride that this year Drury celebrates . the centennial of its creation and the golden jubilee of its present building. ii 3516 1. 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Toupence, the North Adams Transcript. our generous advertisers. the faculty. and the student body for their support. without whose help this Yearbook could not have been possible. 1 5 L9,x,v..?of.-. iQ Editor W W ' Co-Editor In Memoriam Deceased July 1, 19672 'st . DEDICATION Since 1921 Mr. Mark Murray has been a dedicated member of the Drury faculty. He has always been gene- rous with his time in helping the students with scenery for the plays, proms, and many other extra projects. The school has highly benefited from his sincere and thoughtful work. It is with pride that we dedicate the 1967 Nathanite to him. 9 I r I FACLI LTY Superintendent, Dr. R. Taylor ll ' ,fx Administration: Mr. M. Howard. Mr. S. Drotter. Mr. L. Perrotta SCHOOL COMMITTEE Maw Mayor Francis C. Florini, Chairman Joseph R. Bianco, Vice-Chairman Edward B. Nassif, Secretary Robert Petri Hyman Patashnick fmissingj Thomas W. Cullen Anthony L. Sinclitico GUIDANCE DEPARTME T ng Walter Mendel, Mrs. A. Mastrionni, Louis Perrotta From: V. DeGategno, C. Ellis Back: J. Rutkowski T. McGrath J. Ahern P. Gravel F. Merrigan A. Minarich E. Ringdahl l l ENGLISH DEPARTMENT A four-year program of English is ollered at Drury. lt includes the study of grammar and literature as preparation for college. Creative writing. a new course added this year. helps students to develope their writing talents. Recent activities of the English classes include composition. term papers. book reports and research papers. Accelerated courses are offered to students with special aptitude and interests in English. Emphasis in these classes is placed on composition and appreciation of literature. French. Latin. Spanish. and Italian are the languages offered at Drury. The goal of the language department is to help students gain a further understanding of foreign countries and their people by learning to read. speak. write. and un- derstand their languages. Our language laboratory. consisting of tapes. records. and individual listening devices. provides i excellent facilities for learning. Front row: M. Howard, E. Trudeau Back row: N. Sondrini. C. Millette. E. Le- Bert ,WWW Ma - ,.f.,:' f . 3 . , farmer 23, 1 1 mmm - t -. Vx Z f SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics classes make up the science department at Drury. Biology classes study living things, chemistry classes experiment with the elements, and physics classes learn the laws of physics N Del Negro, S. Lammare, C. Boisvert, B. Yeaton, C. Perry, V. Barry, B. Morandi MATH The purpose of the Math De- partment is to develope thinking in fundamental concepts and lines of continuity and to show the growth in dependency on mathematics in many other fields. The study of mathematics gives the students a fundamental com- mand of mathematics so as to encourage independent study and to prepare college students for continued work. J. Llodra, W. Prevey, G. Kelley, R. Kove, F. Noel Social Science History and sociology classes constitute the social studies department at Drury. Students are instructed about the histories, ideologies and people of the countries of the Old World and the New. Through the study of the development of nations, stu- dents are equipped with a more complete background to cope with the problems of the modern world. Q f Mrs G Maloney Mrs L Croscup Mr- H. Blake Mrs M Sweeney lCh01'U5l lBandl Z BUSINESS Business subjects offered in the Com- W mercial Department at Drury include typ- ing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and office practice. They help prepare students for careers in the field of business. s , in Mr. I. Toupence, Miss J. Clermont, Mrs. I. Dyson, Mrs. E. Weeks Mr. T. Siciliano, Mr. M. Murray Mrs. M. Brawn flndustrial Artsj CReadingJ 17 Director of V f. fn Athletics Phys. Ed. Teachers ff 'Tm J,-5, ft. X X f Mr. J. Del Negro Mrs. A. Washburn Mr. H. Johnson PFC'-YOCL1llU!1.li Instructor - J f ' -1 K,,, y V . a Cafeteria Staff Mr. N' D-Amico Art Mr. K. Young 1 ff an f TU' L . 'U 5 Un . rf A Mrs. P. Howeg Librarian Mrs. J. Bosquet, Miss F. Guilbault-Secretaries Mrs. M. Accetta Mr. Senecal, Mr. Guisti, Mr. Knox-Janitors School Nurse xx 'Q J sd' , Q9 N f 1 4 x s X 1 1 1 sri n i- Q, . Q, A4 + X X, ww, N. ix . X x ,X1M'X ,M Y ! z x, X, ' 31 W X ' :Aka A 2- R' ik 4 K 5 xw ' X .f wfkgfrx ii X? m X 'n',, , . 1 - Q ' Y ,A N lk ,X R X1 W 1, X 'N 3, ,, xxx' sv' K. W JA ff QQ-s f 4 . x .f A ff M N ggi, K sw W Y A vs- fe 9 QI S NIORS V. Y Je ,. rr . , if ' fi -5 H757 A, -f Elizabeth J. Anderson 38 Bryant Street Jake . . . as good a friend you'll ever find . . , her favorite pastime, talking 43: ---r:'i Eva Altiefe p Anthony Andrews 424 River street ff ' 79 Cliff St. Always reliable . . . always kind . . 4 ' 7 she'll make a good friend you find. Drivers Ed 3, Pro Merito 4 f 5 -3 - 1 .b l t . I . , i ,X ' e,g.iJ1!' Geraldine E. Andrews 44 Frederick Street Gerry '... a barrel of laughs . . . Bu bles Band l, 2, 3, 4 Katherine Angell Monroe Bridge Angel . . . never harps . . . Princess Chorus l.2.3.-1: Nu Sigma 3. Pro Meri- to 4 my K uns in Richard S, Ashkar 37 Watson Street Rick . . . quiet but friendly . . . Randy .lane . . . Varsity Track 2. 3: Nu Sigma 3. Pro Merito 4 P V ,af , Axe David Babcock 32 Meadow Street Hark! Hark! The Lark fi A' Qi? - , 4 - V V .'51:i ' X fm, .. W diwff' 8 vwwdfg. L , ,ay fa . Marjorie E. Baird 728 East Main Street Margie . . . attractive blond . . . Gigi. Drivers Ed 3, Sophomore Frolic Comm 2, Junior Class Play Comm. 3, Chorus 4 Natalie L. Babine Middle Road. Clarksburg Nat . . . an asset to the school . . . nice and new . . . friendship true Folk Music Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, Pro Merito 4 fWbp?gg Lynne Marie Baker 1388 Massachusetts Avenue Peter Pan . . . her only love-peanut but- ter . . . Peggi Cass. Band l, 25 Chorus 1, 4g Sophomore Frol- ic Comm 2, Drivers Ed 3, Junior Class Play Comm 3 ,......0M' F 59 ' ' f Gr pf ,, 4 ala if .7 Doris E. Baird I39 Liberty Street Debbie Doughnut . . . Pinkie . . . Al- ways laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Band 1, 21 Gymnastic Club 2. Drivers Ed 2, Bowling 3, Exchange 4 Gregory R. Ballou 1409 Massachusetts Avenue Greg . . . Salluzzols . . . always there when needed . . . great guy . . . blue v.w. convert. Ski Club 1, 2g Bowling Club l, Science Club l, Interclass Basketball l, 2, 31 Yearbook Photographer 1, Drivers Ed 2, Chess Club 2, Ring Comm 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm 2, Western Mass Yearbook Conference 2, Yearbook Sports Editor 2. 33 Junior Class Play Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Senior Play Crew Q' i if ' fl f 1 ' ' 33 ar Robert James Beauchamp 42 Hathaway Street Kinda quiet but always around . . , First National. . . Darlene A. Batease 650 Union Street Greta Garbo the Second . . . Chorus 1.2, 3, 43 Gym Leaders l. 2. 3, 43 Freshman Speaking Contest I. Advanced Reading 2. Gymnastics 3, Junior Class -.4 Play Comm 3, Folk Music Club 3. 4 il if Ronald Bcrnardi 42 Tyler Street Barney . . . minute man . . . Hello Dere! JN. Basketball l. 21 Varsity Basketball 4. Drivers Ed 4 Mark J. Beck 32 West End Terrace A Conn. Kid . . . glad to have him at Dru- N- VY .-g K, . S A? Edmond Beaudreau 535 Barbour Street Booge . . , Beware! I may be famous yet! Junior Class Play Comm 3. Chorus 4 . I . ' ..',f. M,-,, ,,1i-,ef .w 5 i-M5 1 .,,- , . , A A, .- lykfgsfo .a5'l,.w T ik' -:EQ J-1 u --e4.f .',g' -. . .L.. -t.' - . . -wr. 4- Ellen J. Berry 80 Meadow Street Ellie-Bellie . . . Do icebergs melt? . . I'Ym the only one ot' my kind . . . Band l. 2. 3. 4: Treasurer l. Ski Club l 3: Girls Softball Team l. Ring Comm 2. J.Y. Cheerleader 2. tco-captt: Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. tco-captl. Junior Class Play Comm 3. Drivers Ed. 3. Prom Comm 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Exchange 4. Senior Class Play 4 ' 8, , sf' .2 l Jean A. Brooks 97 Wells Avenue Jean . . . Never underestimate a quiet girl. Freshman Reception Comm l, Baton ,Q Twirling 2, 3, 43 Bowling Team 3, Year- ,-fi book Staff 4, Band Exchange 3, Senior p Class Play Comm 4 l Henry Bounds ..f Q VV lt Florida, Massachusetts l The Wizar Kid . . . Some think he's if . bashful, others don't. ' A XM ' E IAA, Daniel D. Burr Halls Ground, Clarksburg Danny . . . Life is short, and so am I. Senior Class Play 4 Richard W. Butler 17W Jackson Street Midget . . . If poison fails, try economics ...Wino... Donna Marie Bushika Stamford, Vermont Crazy Donna, will you ever drive? Gym Leaders 2, 33 Sophomore Frolic Comm 2, Drivers Ed 3, Baton Twirling 4, Chorus 4, Yearbook 4, Publicity Comm for Senior Class Play 4 'MQW Mary Candiloro 88 Liberty Street Mary . . . Only the happy are truly great. Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 41 Gymnas- tics 2, Youth Science Forum 2, Gym Leaders 2, 3, Prom Comm 3, Varsity Cheerleader taltb 3, Senior Class Play 4 I Therese Candiloro 88 Liberty Street Terry . . . A smile echoes a happy heart Chorus 2, 3, 4g Gym Leaders 2. 3: Gym- nastic Team 2, Youth Science Forum 2, Prom Comm 3, F.T.A. 2. 3. 4: ttrea- surerlg Varsity Cheerleader taltl 3 4-.-I Douglas E. Caron Diane T. Cahtoni 46 Liberty Street Miss Fuss-Budget 1967 . . . A bundle of dynamite . . . beautiful eyes . . . Gym Leaders l. Ski Club l. Honor Jacket I. Sophomore Frolic Comm 2. J,V. Cheerleader 2. Student Council 2, 3. 4g fsec.J. Nu Sigma 3g Prom Comm 3. Junior Class Play Comm. 3. FTA 3. 4: Yearbook Stall' 3. 41 tbusiness editorj. Senior Class Play Comm. 4, Pro Merito 4 lik Y' ' X Dennis A. Carsno 300 Beaver Street Dennis the Menace . . . Zoom. Zoom, Zoom! Bowling l. 2: lnterclass Basketball 2. 4. Chorus l. 4. Senior Class Play 4. Stamford. Vermont xi-K? Doggy. . . Drummer Boy Q ' Band 1, 2. 3.41 ski Club 1. 3. l 3 gi, ,vi F4 Thomas A. Cardinal 180 Meadow Street Tom . . . Never obscene . . . never seen l 41-AT All William W. Carson Halls Ground. Clarksburg Kit , . .One ot' the nicest suvs xou could ever meet. Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Ski Club 3. Prom Comm. 3. Varsity Club 4. Exchange Club 4 s. . . ,'f- wgyff'-f.'-.am ,. 7 , ff ,,,, , ., 1 . H fI ':f' makin,-u 1 5, ,x W '- 1 3 f V, Susan M. Case Monroe Bridge Who wins can rarely lose, who climbs can rarely fallf, Honor Jacket 1, Honor Plaque 2, 3, Nu Sigma 3, Academe 4, Pro Merito 4 ,,.,w,nm.a. , , Llryatitw, vt wmv, vi l:1,ge,-3,.y,.:+,. A ,. 'YSQQLQ,'1t'f4f7'f!,3 'L ju, MQW., ' :Js?E'1f?v Wi?-aff gfi-,:,Cffw2f?2.-,f Qi! Susan G. Cermenaro 22 State Road Sue . . . Is it true blondes have more fun? Freshman Reception Comm. 1, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Frolic Comm 2, Drivers Ed 2, Civil Rights Discussion Groups 2, Prom Comm. 3, Christmas As- sembly 3, Senior Farewell Assembly 3, Folk Club 3, 4 James A. Catelotti 169 North Street Cat . . . Beep Beep, Jeep . . . you hand- some football player! Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, fco-captj, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Junior Class Play Comm. 3, Yearbook 4, Exchange 4, Se- nior Class Play Richard G. Charron, Jr. 855 Massachusetts Ave. Mr. Machine . . . Hot Chevy . . . Ollie. Exchange 4. Robert C. Cellana 65 Furnace St. State Street Kid . . . Physics Ace! Donna L. Champagne 164 Prospect Street Devil with the blue dress on . . . Bear and the Baron Ring Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. Susan R. Choquette Route I9, Clarksburg If you Knew Suzie. like we know Suzie . . . Bob Freshman Reception Comm. 11 Sopho- more Frolic Comm. 23 Gym Leaders 2, 3g Baton Twirler 2, 3, 43 Band Exchange 3. 4g Junior Class Play Comm 31 Year- book Stalf 4. J-4 f::-.1 i ,. Ax David A. Coughlan 45 Leonard Street Deerslayer . . . I'm too tired to he clev- er, and fur too clever to try to be clever when I'm tired . Track Team Z.. Senior Class Play 4. Bernard Wayne Cook Welsh Road, Clarksburg Bernie . . . Quit horsing around . . . Eatsa lotsa pizza. Honor Sweater lg Nu Sigma 31 Senior Class Play 4g Pro Merito 4. Gary Lee Crews 497 West Main Street Carmen Cool . , . Rest tirst. then work. Band 1.2, 3,43 Chorus I, 2, 3.4. ----Q No Photo Available Gloria A. Corsi IO53 Mass. Avenue Bill . . . never do today what you can do tomorrow. Junior Class Play Crew 3. 'Y Nancy J. Crockwell 24 Catherine Street Mike . . . Be a live wire and you wont get stepped on. Chorus li Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2: Junior Class Plax Comm. 3: Senior Fare- well Assembly 3,. lstfawi-Q - - f Carol A. Daignault 47 Watson Street Carol . . . Diamonds are a girl's best friend Sophomore Frolic Committee 2. Sandra A. Denault Middle Road, Clarksburg Sandy . . . the shorthand whiz Cooking Club lg Bowling Team l, 2, Gym Leaders 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Junior Class Play Crew 3g Se- nior Farewell Assembly 3. Edwin E. Dassatti 82 Furnace Street Ed . . . tall, dark, and handsome. He is happy who lives in a world of sports. J.V. Basketball 2, Driver's Ed. g Track 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, Co- Capt. 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Capt. 4g Nu Sigma 3, Prom Comm. 3, Senior Farewell As- sembly 3, Lincoln Assembly 33 Exchange Club 4, Boys' Vice President 4, Senior Class Play 4g Pro Merito 4. William J. Descoteau 554 State Road Bomber . , . the marvel mischief maker. Track Team l, 2, 3, 4g lnterclass Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 41 Prom Com- mittee 3, Varsity Club, President 4. No Photo Available Michael T. Davine 3 Myers Avenue Mike . . . My highest ambitions are yet to come Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2g lnterclass Basketball 2, 33 Junior Play Crewg Prom Comm. 3. .. - T Ji V Q f' ff ,Z .V... 2 gg., wi tif' Craig R. Dickinson 83 Brooklyn Street Gabby . . . Mr. Clairol .qs xi Dlsgs . B :-xlf--'f- x BQ, H - . x Nlii 4, a V 'P 1 xii' I L 13:51:11 D NI: I 15 if A .., L 3 5 I 1' A 'A K 3 Eli -Yugi 6725571 D- , Beg-if Sirzfi - -- : 5 ARL- Ofif , , N I K if - pi ' x ,, fm B ,f. eq., ,. Wy . s l l 'Tff.,7 4. l l l l 1 Harold L. Dustin 155 Veazie Street His thoughts and conduct are his own. Football l, 2. I Linda Ann Dydowicz 1078 South Church Street A day in which we have not laughed is a day wasted. Chorus 3, 4. 4:3 5 Y is JM 5 if - 237.7 I air: lg wfv' 7' 'W 1 ff .zfqgzfwaf ,, aw. 1ef...- .ft is., .- . Catherine A. Fallon 104 Union Street Kathy . . . Sugar and Spice and Every- thing nicef' Bowling Team lg Junior Prom Comm. 31 Sophomore Frolic Comm. 23 Junior Play Crew 3g Exchange Club 4g Girls' Vice President 4. Jacqueline R. Fenton 3 Church Hill Jackie . . . Yamaha . . . Joe Freshman Speaking Contest lg Bowling Team lg Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2g Honor Jacket 21 Junior Prom Comm. 3g Junior Class Play Crew 3g Nu Sigma 35 Chorus 4g Pro Merito 4. Joanne M. Ferris 26 Chase Street Jo . . . Ready for mischief, ready for fun. Gymnastic 2, 3, 41 Gym Leaders 2, 33 Driver's Ed. 2, 3. 5 X X Darlinda J. Flick 38 Murray Avenue Dar . . . Excellent seamstress. Fashion Show 4. s,mU' James Anthony Floriani 50 Taft Street Jamie . . . Drury's Whirlwind Freshman Reception Comm. I: Seienee Club lg Debating Club lg Art Club l. 2: Sophomore Frolie 23 Junior Class Play Crew 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2. 3. 4. Lynn A. Formhals 1072 State Road Little chips like big tires. Freshman Reception Comm. 1: Sopho- more Frolie Comm. 24 Gym Leaders 2: Junior Class Play Crew 3. .U A vu' f. iv fits' l my? . V 'dsl fs 797 J Q in .- -. 9,7 Ei s, M 4, , io.. iasfvei- ws.. 3 .I I Sw ' Jane Ellen Fosselman Barlow Avenue She works. plays. but not too much. Sophomore Frolie 2: Junior Play Crew 3 Prom Committee 3. Academe 3. 4: EX change Club 4: Senior Play Cast. li 'Nigga-ll . if af if - 3 7 ...f James R. Gallagher 1 il Braeexxell Axenue Bobby , . . Golden Ciloxe . , baskets. baskets. baskets. JY. Basketball l. 2: .l,Y, Baseball li Yar sity Baseball 2. 3. -1: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Varsity Club 4. Paulette A. Gagne Alfwd M. Gillli 79 Riehview Avenue Silence never betrays you. Sophomore Frolie Committee 2: Junior Class Plav Crew 31 Prom Committee 3, fix 33 E Avenue I think. therfore l .im f -, ' Q 4 at , .4 t.. - Q ' ' - 1 .12 ' i 'V :sf ' . I ' . -ae 1 s 1 -irgji f I 22' 'J' M ff QW ' 2' QE X may ,, .5 KI fa, if 1 ' 1 'L' 'b ' E- Raymond E. Gaudette , 1 116 Gallup Street ' Q la Ray . . . The good and the wise lead 1 1 quiet lives. Q Driver's Education 4. 1 5 E ,fr Joseph P. Gancarz 33 E Avenue Joe . . , 'There never was a saint with d hair. re 1 f Anne M. Godbout 157 North Street , Nice and sweet, a credit to Drury Sophomore Frolic Committee 2. 1 Barbara A. Gelinas , A 1 34 Hawthorne ,Avenue , ' I Babs . . . sew long . . . good buy. ,VQV 2 Sophomore Frolic Committee 2. V V--,' V in V fi Iii - I' 1 It William P. Gaule 164 Catherine Street Bill . . . Blue Willis . . . Owa's Ark Chorus 4. Judith H. Gould 308 Church Street Judy . . . Silence is golden, but who wants to be rich? F.T.A. 23 Sophomore Frolic Committee 2: Nu Sigma 3: Junior Play Crew 31 Prom Committee 3. ., 1 Q V , fwfr, I gay,-.-1. f X .f - . .. fi VW f 1 v -f f ,V fa' 1' f ' ,.,, eff ff 4? Wx' ' ..1 Helene Shirley Haas McLain Court ,MI if Williamstown fi : Pst . . , and then . . Quiet? V -. W' f 1, R af K 1 '0 .A yf ff if if 2 ,,yf 'fa f fflfy ff f 2 I , f 7 f 4 'mf ,f M f 1 f f 1 f ,f ,WWXWIX f , , My ,7!,,! y,f fy 4 2 f M v- ', 1. ye ff f Jffqf 2, 1 fa ,f f , 7 ffl? I ff lf? fy ff f I yf f f , fa 4 2? + , . , we , 'll zv, :,,v . VV ,.vv 1 1 Lawrence V. Gould Jr. 449'6 East Main Street Buteh . . . He s not noisy. loud or gay. but enjoys life in ti quiet way. Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2. fix 9-15 James A. Hardman. III llOl Maxxachusetu Avenue Snoopy forever . . . Beattle Baldy . . Harmie Gymnaxtie Club l: Ski Club l: Chorus -11 Ski Club 4. X, N J X 221 . fu :U -'CN X 1 , , 4 X rf -A .f . gp 'I A, ,gi .I 3 i . Ni girl llfzgy' . 1 . 'it : f -,,-'? '!:, ' Laurie Jean Hiker ' 'fiyfg' ' ff 'H ',7,W1j:' li4N. ' . . ' 'f Fcw i' E' i. 3tl Leonard Street v in , H 4 Ilijlgif hp d- . . - t ii' 1 , Laurie , . . anyone tor xkiing' by ffl, -I' 1 S Driverk Ed, 3. 'VV 9 f 4 ' 'lil 'A N ' . T .t itll, Q 'V ' f.1fi:,,7z S --2-it f iw- -- ' --i . - Ellen L. Hilchey l06O South Church Street To do something good one must risk doing something foolish. Junior Prom Committee 3. lx L x Howard W. Horn 243 Church Street Let not work interfere with pleasure. Football l. 2. 3. -1: Ski Team and Club l. 2. 3. -11 Track Team l. 2. 31 Freshman Speaking Contesti Sophomore Clan Treasurer. Nu Sigma 3: Varsity Club 41 Exchange Club -it Senior Clask Play. Pro Merito -1. James D. Howe 199 East Main Street Mr. Homework ofthe year: Howzar. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Farewell Assem- bly l, 2, 33 Interclass Basketball 33 Aca- deme Staff 3, 43 Sophomore Frolic Com- mittee 23 Driver's Ed. 23 J.V. Basketball 23 Nu Sigma 33 Prom Comm. 33 Junior Class Play Cast 33 Exchange Club 43 Se- nior Class Play Cast. Pro Merito 4. ' 1 e'. -. :. -Q igtffli, :,,l 592- .VAL 'Av 3 ia t ,Nm , A. I: 3 ',,.- 1 .,,.. K ....: j WW . -:' E 'fit .5 . ,gg , Elizabeth J. Komorek 95 East Avenue Betty . . . As good as Gold. J.V. Cheerleader 23 Capt. 33 Varsity Cheerleader 43 F.T.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Sopho- more Frolic Comm. 23 Prom Committee 33 Junior Play Crew 3: Exchange Club 4. Bruce A. Hurlbut 22 A Street Zephyr . . . It's easier said than done. J.V. Basketball 1. 23 Varsity Basketball 3. 43 J.V. Baseball 23 Sophomore Frolic Comm3 Band 13 Prom Comm. 33 Ex- change Club 43 Varsity Club 4. QQ-.ze ' 491 AWK-4 l lf - 3. 3 - -3 X 5' -www Donald I. Laird 1599 Massachusetts Avenue Don . . . be a blonde and see. Band l3 Honor Sweater 13 Track Team 23 Honor Plaque 23 Junior Class Play Cast 33 Nu Sigma 33 Academe Literary Prizeg Pro Merito 4g Senior Class Play. -s so f w . ay 1 ' 3 1 , ., ff- mf..-2433.--y. , . . ,',, ,E .. 1 '1 'Q -- + Q 5.4, ..-., 3 .je 4 f ff- f K ,W -1,.y,q- X7 ,. . Wh, fy' N . .- f , mf , 5 - .545 . ' . is? 3 fn' Robert W. Iacuessa 72 Tyler Street Bob . . . nice guy and a good looker. Ski Club l. 2, 3. 4: Gymnastic Club l, 2. 3. 4: Football 2. :st in .Wt 16' -. Richard Charles Lamb Route 19 Clarksburg Dick . . . With words we govern men. JV. Baseball 1. 23 Honor Sweater l3 Honor Plaque 2. 33 Boys' State 33 Varsity Baseball 33 Student Council 3, 1PresidentJ 43 Nu Sigma 3, Vice President3 Exchange Club 4 President Academe Sports Edi- tor, Pro Merito 4. UW 1...w4pvW Samuel B. Lane River Road. Clarksburg Sam . . . This man will go tar. for he believes every word he says. Honor Sweater li Honor Plaque 3: Nu 'ff-'ez o A -erik x Kristen Jean Lapine X 6l Hathaway Street Drivefs Ed. 2: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Sopho- more Frolie Comm. 2: Academe Staff 3. Business Manager 4: Junior Class Play' Crew 3: Prom Committee 31 Senior Farewell Assembly 3: Exchange Club -11 Senior Class Play 4. Ronald G. Layenda l62 Pleasant Street Ron . . . Ruvoine Sigma 31 Varsity Basketball Manager 3. 41 Exehange Club 41 Pro Merito 4. r s ,in :fx . 1 1 4? ICN ,,. f 'gg James Nl. lam .I QS, I Janiee M. Law I4 Charles Street That a boy: girl , . . give her a left Sophomore Frolie Committee 2: Nu Sig- ma 31 Junior Play' Crew 3: Pro Merito 4. 33 Tait Street .tm . . . When you are smiling. the whole yyorld smiles yytth you. .lumor Play Creyy 31 Traek Team 31 Ex- ehange Club 41 Pro Nlertto 4: Senior Play Comm Almina R. LeBeau 63 Myers Street Don't worry until ' lm J '59 Ski Team and Club l. 2. 3: Track Team l. 2. 31 Nu Sigma 3: Drivers Ed. 3: Se nior Farewell Assembly' 31 Football 4 Exchange Club 43 Student Couneil 41 Se nior Play Committee. something happens 'Tw David Eugene Lefebvre 58 Holbrook Street Dave . . . The band played ong Band l. 2, 3, 41 Driver's Ed 2g Band Ex- change 3. 43 Exchange 43 Senior Class Play 4. John E. Lentine 153 Phelps Avenue Skinner . . . A little learning is a dan- gerous thing. Golf Team l, 2. 3. 4: lnterclass Basket- ball 2. 3g Bowling Team 21 Varsity Club 4. Donald Edward LeMire 161 Houghton Street Silence is more eloquent than words. Robert Francis Lesure 91 Cliii' Street Bob . . . I hope I shall have leisure to make good. X. .4-2l f A 'Q- wif! 27 John Lenhofl' 229 Church Street The Red Baron . . . I shoulda stood in bed. Oh. my stomach aches. Track Team lg Honor Sweater 2: Gym- nastic Team 2. 3: Nu Sigma, President 3: Boys State Representative 3: Honor Plaque 3: Exchange Club-Vice Presi- dent 43 Junior Rotarian 41 Pro Merito 4. Mary Julia Lewis 42 Blackington Street Big. beautiful eyes . . . I want a Clark Bar. . . Ski Club l: Bowling Team 1: Honor Sweater l: F.T.A 2. 3. 41 Sophomore Frolic Comm. 23 Advanced Reading 21 Senior Farewell Assembly 2. 3: Ring Committee 21 Yearbook Stalf 3. 4: Nu Sigma 3g Prom Comm. 3g Junior Class Play Crew 3i Exchange Club. Vice Presi- dent 4: Pro Merito 4. Ronald Loring 20 Bank Street Ronny , . . Hello, Good-bye. no time to wait, I'm late, I'm late. I'm late! J.V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 23 Interelass Basketball 3: Nu Sigma 3: Varsity Club 4. 49 yfii Stephen Allen Mallet 57 Willow Dell Newcomer . . . Quiek to make friends Stanley R. Luczynski 5 Loftus Street All around Polak . . . got any Polak jokes? Key Club l. X EX, X -.ti 5 dx a-T A t Q - -J . ,,.,o4 Marie Ellen Mtiiieuso 287 Aslilttiid Street Eddie . . . lt you etin't eonvinee them. eontiuse them. F.T.A. 2: Sophomore Frolie Committee 2: .lunior Class Play Crew 3: Prom Comm. 3: Nu Sigma Treasurer 3: Ex- change Club 41 Pro Merito 4. - fr' ff? Thomas Robert Mahar 9l Hathaway Street Tom , . . Where did all that baby fat go Gymnastics l, 2. 3. 4 Ski Club l Football 3: Track 4. Nancy Elizabeth Marcil I7 Meade Avenue Nane . . . Boys. boys and more bow Prom Committee 3: Sophomore Frolie Committee 7 Joseph C. Marino 20 Elder Avenue Yesh . . . parties at the camp. wanna come? Track l, 2, 3, 43 Interclass track l, 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 Caron Paula McKane 247 Eagle Street Sophistocated . . . Miss Congeniality . . . Barry Sadler fan. Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Freshman Speaking Con- test lg Science Fair flst prizej I3 Driver's Ed 23 Senior Farewell Assembly 2, 33 Advance Voc. 23 Baton Twirler 23 Gym- nastic Club 2: Sophomore Frolic Comm. 23 Yearbook Stall' 3, 43 Prom Comm. fchairmanj 3g Junior Class Play Cast 33 Exchange Club 43 Lincoln's Day Assem- bly 33 Veterans Day Assembly 43 Senior Class Play. Michael D. Martin 257 Houghton Street Red hair and freckles Key Club l, Gymnastics 2, 3, 41 Varsity Club 4. fi? b - asm . , ,f,+.., 54 V ,:z::2.,3i, fig: as 3 ,awe 2115- Ai 1, 1 - fl E5 a ssafg: ,lywi M f f f 3 . sy-he ' -te' , . ... W.. ,f X .. I . M y 3 . s , , , .al ff W!! 1 llifffwyn X 2 ' 5 il 1 , . ,,,- , I , 3 , ,' ' 1 A ' l ,M J' IVYV I ffl 1 4: i ig 4, ,Ax V f - , .1-.M A , 2' L 3 - 3 'za J j' Q J' , , F ff ... 3 S , , . 25 i ' 325 E3 tiff 2 g ad H ti 1 Q 4 ,. .. , X- .M ' 1 ' .s' p -- A ,4 f fl 3 .E l' -. if ' I iii 5 'Q g t,., f -e i ffm ' at me mm!!! . I Ml 'fi 2 . Lois Carol McLain Horrigan Road, Clarsburg A smile will penetrate far more hearts than a mountain of words. , ff.. ,,,. 'f .-3 gig- William P. Martin Jr. 365 Walnut Street Hooker . . , Skiing is my business! Ski Club l. 2, 3. 4: Ski Team l. J.V. Baseball l, 23 Varsity Baseball 33 Inter- class Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Club 4 175 - W' 2 ' Elizabeth Ann Meaney lll Corinth Street Bam-Bam. . . I,m Irish. . . My favorite color is Bal-lou Ski Club I3 Girls' Softball Team 13 J.V. Cheerleader 23 Sophomore Frolic Comm. 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, fCapt.J 43 Prom Committee 33 Driver's Ed. 33 Junior Class Play Crew 33 Pep Club 33 Yearbook Staff 4. Louise Madeltine Merlini Albert Joseph Messina Jr. 96 Veazie Street Eagle beak . . . dare devil . . . Gymnastics l. 2. 3. 43 Football 2: Sopho- more Frolic Comm 2. Prom Comm 3. Farewell Assembly 3. Driver's Education 2, Varsity Club 4 51 Bryant Street Whop . . . Sunshine and Lollipops Bowling Team lg Sophomore Frolic Comm. 22 F.T.A. 2. 3. 41 Junior Class Play Crew 3g Prom Committee 31 Nu Sigma 3g Exchange Club 4, -44' fii ,QQ-v 1,4-sw, Ie l it Gloria Frances Messina l6 Ballou Street Glo , . . easy come. easy go. Gym Leaders l. 2. 3: Bowling Team l. 2 31 Gymnastics 2. Chorus 4 'ning Wes 4 ,Xu 1 3 X Ii. Paul Joseph Modena 323 Franklin Street Hey Paul. how about ti ride? He owns a blue super sport bus . . . Trziek Tettm 3. Nu Sigma 3. Ski Club 4. Pro Merito 4 Ly nn Momndi 17 Hull Street Sweet someone . . . MeCtinn Nlun Bitton 'Hwirling l. 2. 31 Science Club l.21 Nu Sigma 3. Pro Merito 4 I: ,au-. ui 'T --U William B, Morehouse Jr. Route l9. Clurksburg Muscle Morehouse . . Gymnastics 3. 4 Arthur Francis Murphy 344 West Main Street Audy . . . Little boy Art come blow your horn Band l. 2, 3, 4. nf- , 4 aa Maggy, William Henry Norcross 404 Walker Street Sponge . . . But, I need guidance!! Drivers Ed 2 James Allen Naughton 25 Arnold Place Band 1, 23 Golf Team l, 2g J.V. Basket- ball 2, Nu Sigma 3, Boy's State Alternate 3, Exchange Club 4, Senior Class Presi- dent, Pro Merito 4 Maureen Ann O'Connor 314 Church Street Ba Ba . . . Jeepers Cat Honor Sweater l. Ski Club l, -Bowling l. J.V, Cheerleader 2, Ring Comm. 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Advanced Reading 2. F.T.A. 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 3. 4, Nu Sigma 3, Junior Class Play Comm. 3. Prom Comm. 3. Senior Farewell As- sembly 3, Exchange Club 4 vklly V ff? , , X rf: .Mx -. ,. , '. Aff 2.1.?f'vt 22 49- ' 1' -3 Z- . , W r 'V M' fi? X 15 :fl -ffm , WW , , . - Carol Ann Noel 82 Bracewell Avenue Past unknown: Present confused: Future hopeful Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play Crew 4. Sophomore Assembly 3. Prom Comm 3, Nu Sigma 3. Pro Merito 4. Driver's Ed. 2 Einar Oleson Box 45, Drury. Mass. Pass the taters . . , Everyone's friend Gymnastics 3, 4 f f'W Steven Anthony Ouellette Stamford. Vermont Presser . . . Protects Dirty Roy Manager for Basketball l. Zz Interelass Basketball l. 2. 3g Ski Club l Robert Owczarski 36 Barlow Avenue Good sewer . . . Sunlamp??? Frosh Speaking Contest l. Ski Club l. 2. 3. 4: Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Key Club I. Dra- ma Club 2. Sophomore Frolic Comm, 2. Folk Singing Club 3. 4: Junior Class Play Comm 3, Christmas Assembly 3. Senior Farewell Assembly 3 J, -f-me 7 l 1' 4 1,3 ,--7 N ,,,,.! ,Q . j r, 56-ti, K N' John A. Pitrolf 45 Bryant Street Ripper Tense and Nervous .l,V. Baseball l. 2: Nu Sigma 3. Varsity' Base- ball 3. 4: Pro Merito 4 Paula .lean Ponte ltltl East Avenue Stubs and Hon . . . Ski Club l. 2: honor Sweater l. Hon- or Plaque 2. Student Council 2. 3. 4: Sophomore Frolie Comm. 2. Driyers lid. 2. Advanced Vocabulary 2. Bowling Club 2. Prom Comm. 3. Nu Sigma 3. Pro Mer- ilo 4 ,. 'U 'U f 'ie' Theresa Pevoski 3 MeLagan Drive Terry' . . . Girl Scout ofthe Year . . . Sophomore Frolie Comm. 2. Prom Comm. 3 Q Lynn .l. Pontier 52 Tyler Street Chubby . . , Shell rather tight than switch. Gym Leaders 2. Prom Comm. 3. Sopho- more Frolie Comm. I fs i',i 4 Carole Ann Reberger 329 East Main Street Blonde Pastry . . . wild witty ideas and witty Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 3, Exchange Club 4 Barbara Ann Rivard 45 Hall Street Prefers Red to Blue . . . decisions, deci- sions, where will they end? Prom Comm. 3, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 3, Gym Leaders 3, J.V. Cheer- leaders 2 Dennis Robert Remillard 1655 Massachusetts Avenue Turtle . . . If friendship were the wine of life he'd be drunk Basketball 1, Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 m u A xi Robert Charles Rivard 45 Hall Street Bobby . . . Today let me live well, none know what tomorrow may be, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, V. Baseball 3, 4, V. Football 2, 3, 4, Gym- nastic Team 3, 41 Interclass Basketball 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Soph. Frolic Commg Prom Comm. 3g Exchange Club 4. I 3 at M ' win i 3 'f f I' 4 4- ' , a , , J-M 5 ' X X X V!-7 fi 315, iff- ,, f ff , , . 1 Ellen Ann Renton 90 Notch Road E11 . . . Never a frown, but not a clown Bowling Team, 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2. 3. 41 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Frolic Comm 2, Junior Play Crew 3, Yearbook Staff 4 fq, 'WCM vw' - - 5, 5? f ,f X 1 'wt .1 K . E: 1 Wendy Lou Roberts 44 Highland Avenue Mustang Wendy . . . Hawaii girl . . afraid of nothing . . . loves speed. Senior Play Cast 4. '25 3 1 f-W Frank Stafford Roche lOl Brooklyn Street Fizzer . . . Old enough to know better. but too young to resist. Lindy . . . 3 ,Q l Frtmeix Xavier Rogerx. Jr. H795 Mohawk Trail 'Y' 4..., Joxeph F. Rondeuu. Jr. Stamford. Vermont Paul Bunyon . . . l'To live lil'e. ix to en- joy it throughout. Gymnusties 2. 3. 4, Ali, xueeew il' l'm lucky. Progeelionixtf Audio-X'ixu.il Dept. 2. 3. -11 .lunior Plttx Crew. Senior Pl.tx Crew l.mtl.t lNl.1l'lC Rontle.tu Sltlllllitlfd. Vermont Crush . , . turn in your key before itk IUO l.1lC Briton Twirling Z. 3. 41 Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2 FN I, rf Qc fix ...4,' Irene Madeline Rondeau Stamford. Vermont Rav . . . 2irl's room hide-away' . .. . 4 :uv Eileen J. Sahady 57 Betteon Street Could t.illt .1 milking m.1el1ine to dedth . . . Sxntbbj. Sophomore Frolie Comm. 2. Drixers Ed, 2. Prom Comm, 3. Junior Play Crew 3 Michael Sanders 83 Barth Street Devil . . . Lord! Who was the fool that ever invented kissing?', Carol Susan Schmidt 30 Northern Lights Avenue With a mind of her own. she can go far. Advanced Vocabulary l. 2: Chorus 41 Freshman Receptiong Sophomore Frolic Comm.g Prom Comm. 31 Junior Play Crew. Carol Ann Sartori l Millard Avenue Duck . . . Larry . . . A bundle of non- sense . . . what's that again? Student Council l. 2 3, 4g Baton Twirling l, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2. Junior Class Play Crew 3, Prom Comm. 3. Nu Sigma 3, F.T.A. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 3. 43 Exchange Club 4, Senior Play Cast. Linda Senecal 57 Glen Avenue My interest is in the future because l'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Baton Twirling l, 2, 3. 4g Sophomore Frolic Comm: Junior Play Crewg Senior Play Cast. Anfwa, Mary Ann Scerbo 177 Veazie Street She finds pleasure in everything even work. . . Freshman Speaking Contest l. 13rd prizej Ski Club 1. Advanced Reading 2, Chorus 2, 33 Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Honor Sweater 2. Yearbook 3, 4 ico- editoryg J.V. Cheerleader 3, Prom Comm. 3, Nu Sigma 3, Exchange Club 41 Senior Play Cast. W-eff' . aw ait?-f K ,fl .- , . ,,...,Vr, g all W4-fa-awww' Q WV' W 2 ' we 'IW 1' I f c f , K f . . M. 5 1 4 V3 , ' 5 4 'FA 4 ,. -4:-1. .C ,, f 5 2 if , . zzfeefa , s 4. 4 -.-.- 9... Michael Sharkey 193 Church Street Mike g'I'm not lazy. I'm just dreaming. ' I :fi ff Edward M. Shartrand 18 Parker Street Master . . . Three days of the week I do not worry. yesterday. today. and to- morrow. Football lx Track 2: Sophomore Frolic Comm. Prom Comm. 31 Junior Play Crew: Senior Play Cast. Patricia Sharkey 193 Church Street Pat . . . California Dreamin . . . Sur- fer girl. Chorus 2. 3. 43 Drama Club 2: Academe Staff 31 Art 2, 31 Sophomore Frolic Comm.g Junior Play Crewx Senior Play Cast. inn .fl f. Darlene Ann Simon 335 State Street Dolly . . . Aristotle of the Senior class . . . Siamese doll. Honor Sweater lg JV. Cheerleader 2: F.T.A. 2. 3, 41 Soph. Frolie Commi Yearbook Staff 3, tsenior editorl 4: Nu Sigma tsecretaryl: Junior Play Crewx Prom Comm. 3: Exchange Club 4: Se- nior Play Castg Pro Merito. - w Lyn Margaret Smelitico -18 East Avenue She speaketh not and yet there lies a , conversation in her ey es, Sophomore Frolie Comm: FT.,-X. 2. 3. tViee Presidenll 4: Nu Sigma: Junior Play Crew: Yearbook Staff -1: Lincoln Assembly 3. 'Ei ga 'Z t Carolyn Ann Sheldon I Crowley Avenue True merit often lies in being quiet. vt eff! -ar Barbara Jean Smith 56 Whitman Street She looks so quiet and denture. but get her going and you're not sure. Chorus 41 Driverk Ed. 31 Bowling League tsecretaryl l. 2. 3: Sophomore Frolic Comm, Jean Ellen Spencer Stamford, Vermont 'gNothing was ever achieved without en- thusiasmf' Honor Jacket lg Chorus 23 F.T.A. 2, 33 tpresidentp 43 Advanced Reading 2g Stu- dent Council 3. 43 Sophomore Frolic Commg Junior Play Cast3 Honor Plaque 31 Nu Sigma3 Pro Merito. Frederick Paul Sullivan 472 Church St. Fred . . . If it's a man's work, then I'm only a boy . . . Guppy. Gymnastics l. 2, 3, 43 Ski Team l, 43 Student Council lg Football Manager l, 23 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Senior Farewell Assembly 2, 33 Class President 2, 33 Prom Comm.3 Junior Play Crew. Christine Ellyn Sprague Readsboro. Vermont Chris . . . It,s her nature to be good na- turedf' Chorus 3, 43 Sophomore Frolic Comm. Gym leaders 23 Advanced Vocabu- lary 2, Junior Play Crew 33 Prom Comm Student Council 43 Yearbook Staff 3. 43 Senior Play Cast. 552 it , .wa Z A ..., - 1 it M Q, H-1 f f Gail E. Stokes 173 Chantilly Avenue Gail . , . Her future is planned, third finger. left hand. va. , W' I W4 ME fr 35 fi i . ., fs i,. W ,ta V , . 5 .W A . ,. Vf' if f as ftasjg . sr I it V ., K, V i A Qi . fgvsrf l-X555 :- f N .SW sm, N2-ikwik MX. SW . 4 is f 5. N .. awfwx Cheryl A. Sweet East Road, Stamford. Vermont Sugar is sweet and so is Cheryl. Twirler 1. 2, 3, fCapt.J 4. - tw .Wai , ,.,wta,,w,i m I A . f 74. ' We ,1 ,rf Jean C. Talarico I8 Montana Street I live to seek life's enjoymentsf' Bowling lg Soph. Frolic Comm.: Ring Comm. 23 Driver's Ed. 21 Student Coun- cil 3. 43 Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Junior Play Crewg Prom Comm. 33 Nu Sigma: Se- nior Play Cast 4. 9' I ff 3 Teresa H. Talarico I8 Montana Street Terry . . . Love makes the world go roundg that's why I'm dizzy, Bowling I1 Soph. Frolie Comm.: Driver's Ed. 2: Senior Farewell Assembly 2, 31 Ronald Bruce Tatro 1392 Massachusetts Avenue Ronnie . . . Talks a mile a minute . . . handsome . . . sparkly blue eyes. Track Team 2. 3. 4: Varsity Football 3, 41 Varsity Club. -' is -f., .I t-at 35? ff f ,2 lk bf N' 3 ,,,-4 ' Junior Play Crew, Student Council 2, 3, 4. Deborah L. Thompson 23 Holbrook Street Debbie . . . One Italian love . . . Tiger, Freshman Speaking Contest l: Art l. 2. 31 Gym Leaders 1. 2. 3. 4: Gymnastics Club l. 2. 3. 4: Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 31 J.H, Reilly Speaking Contest 3. Kathleen Patricia Toohev l37 West Main Street Kathy . . . When lrish Eyes Are Smil- mu, Btind 1. 3. 3. -11 Ctwrut i. 2. 3. 4. ski Club 1.2.31 Soph. Frolic Comm.: Driver's Ed. 2: Senior Farewell Assembly l. 2. 3: Band Exchange j.'3: Folk Club 3: Prom Comm.: Exchange Club 4. Q , 1' 1 'J sid l 3, Robert A. Tavelli 52 Phelps .Avenue Bob . . . Patience is bitter. but its fruit is sweet. J.V. Basketball 2: V. Basketball 3. 4: J.V. Baseball 1: V. Baseball 2. 3. 4: Driver's Ed, 3: Varsity Club 3. 41 Nu Sigma 3: Pro Merito 4. pf -'Ja 5: - . ...I ' v V Daniel G. Trombley l3l Front Street Ticker . . . Life is s0 short I don't want to waste a minute ot' it. FTA. 21 Junior Play Crew Prom Com- mittee 3. Linda L. Underwood Middle Road, Clarksburg Keep your face to the sunshine and you'll never see the shadows. Arlyn H. Weeks 84 Elmwood Avenue Plug in Arlyn, and crank out the answer. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Fresh- man Speaking Contest3 Honor Sweater li Honor Plague 2, 3i Soph. Frolic Comm.: Junior Play Crew3 Prom Comm.3 Driver's Ed. 33 John H. Reilly Speaking Contest 33 Band Exchange 33 Academe 3. 43 Senior Farewell Assembly 33 Nu Sigma3 Exchange Club tSec.J 4g N.C.F.E. Achievement Award 43 Nation- al Merit Semi-Finalist 43 Senior Play Castg Pro Merito3 J.H. Reilly Speaking Contest Winner 43 Berkshire Music Festival. Nancy Mae Valotta 39 Foucher Avenue Nice things come in small packages. Soph. Frolic Comm.: Junior Play CFCWQ Nu Sigma 3g Pro Merito 4. gganf gl. ,f 4 0, I , .4- 5 , if' ' Kathryn Louise Weslowski 149 Ashton Avenue Kathy . . . I love to live and live to love. Gym Leaders l. 2, 3. 43 Gymnastics 2, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Driver's Ed. 3. Gladys Varieur i729 Massachusetts Ave. I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Junior Play Crew3 Prom Comm. 33 Nu Sigma 33 Pro Merito gg, I f A3 Judith Ellen Wood 172 East Quincy Street Judy , . , Lola Bardoon . . . Napolean Solo of Drury. F.T.A. 33 Senior Play Cast 4. may my sg, ,,, sl., Y 3 4 Q IQ 'WW ,waaaawwu M, ' ,, 7 gig Q f if 5, ,,. F 1 fi gif V ,- Aix V, ft K l f , f f f gif Roger G. Wood 35 Folsom Street . ff X ,, f if , V7 , f x l. h . , mv, QA' T' T --s X. Grouse Baron du Bois .. , girl Chaser: Track lg Basketball Manager I. 21 Soph. Frolic Commg Freshman Speaking Con- test: Junior Play Crew: Prom Comm.: Senior Play Cast. ' :YV 'm ttfti lit MW I , aint' s 1 -1. .Bm TC! , m N b..i Rx . .QQ- rffl' ' 3 i. f ' 'f h. .,t,t...s3t, ,bp-S,-...f., Q 9:5132 '-Q' -'X ' ': -J: AN X -lk, .hg Q .. .. .ik r w . I '- T f it til? ' fu. ,, Qs., t,, 1 v- , 'N- H- 'ho .. N - t-it t Y, xv r '- A . -.Q - iweweatttf- K s. ,. 'Q-15. ii, L '15, A? ., -.KI ,- ' if V ',','1. 'HH 'M l:,'.l' L x 'sz' fe . til' ' . gs ,y .-,sf 3 joVW,,.S'tt1' ii ' Al' Rf mei FT 'Nt lf. ig.. ' x xxx' , I Afilgt 1-.Y K .YN- ' f kmh ' ,. 4 M .V . Qs f RQ fi '- 1 ' - sn? - ' r, . .st T ' ' - N ' ' -- 2.-if ' 'S' riff s - - l s V 'i 1-X f ig.. - ' X -. ff' J tx'.1. A afiix l Q .ff f Q .9 I Vincent Arthur Zoito. Jr. 93 Veazie Street He who laughs last probably missed the joke. CLASS ODE tTune: The Sweetheart Treel Farewell to thee. beloved Drury. Farewell to the days of our youth. Our lives will tell That you have taught us well To cherish and search for the truth. We know not what paths we may follow. But we will ne'er forget. The laughter. the fun. The sharing are done. Farewell. the world awaits yet. Arlyn Weeks 50 :VFW npmsza, W K. CLASS OF 1967 M56 W1 M ww PRESIDENT: James Naughton GIRL,S VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy Fallon BOY'S VICE-PRESIDENT: Edwin Dassatti SECRETARY: Carol Noel TREASURER1 Caron McKane SCHOOL LIFE Classes are the most important aspect of school life but . . . gl KJ . . socializing in the halls between classes is looked forward to and enjoyed. but the memories of the exciting games, the many activities . - . and the friendships shared will always bring back happy thoughts of days spent at Drury. 53 The Editors sit dejected in the old 'gpunishmenf' bench as a reminder of the schoolis past traditions . . 1 1v'r 'W W, 54,1 Did the most for Drury: Arlyn Weeks, Dick Lamb Class Chatter Boxes: Ron Bernardi, Carol Sartori Shyest: Paulette Gagne, Dennis Remillard 4 ,,.--f - CLASS PERSONALITIE Best Athletes: Jim Catelotti. Betty Ann Meaney , .191 Most Versatile: Ed Dassatti. Mary Lewis 54 .4 1 4 5 fi W? 2 may 1 ,50 , fe 1, ' wb- V lv Z 43 W fy yy, 5 2 0' QQ ' 7 , J CM Most likely to succeed: John Lenhoff, Paula Ponte 3 Z 2 Class Devlls Donna Champagne, Bill Descoteau ish! KW? 'v Most Sludious. Sue Case Jlm Howe E WH aiga mai at as if T 853 X EES MKWW gfw fig? 'A - Rf , was... A , ., , Class of 1968 Juniors The Junior class members have by now united into a distinct group. They have gone through many changing years. They linger on the past with all it's familiarities. and strive to maintain their goals. This is a year when they ask questions. and doubt the an- swers. The junior year is a year when college is still in the future, but a year when each student must make his individual decisions about his future and education. During the junior year, the class must maintain it's spirit in order to make their senior year more ex- citing and more rewarding. 161, 'Ma-l ., ,AK fm . X 52635 S Q, flag if 'wo wiv' ft Winter Camival Snow Sculpture : , J 0 tl, Class President: Mike Nevue and Mary Zoc- chi, Treasurer, help make prom flowers. Juniors Work together Making prom decorations is a Blast. 57 '-.1--..-1.11-.1 L f -sf f rr fw- . r ?- , f ,,,,,:Y ..,. W Y Y, ,I ' ' -v---w -----1 V '1- -. .-- .,..?-,,7.-.., vw --.M 1 -O iiw- V VW- V A v . , - -- r Q I 4.71 q-.- P . -- ., v , . X l N V ' --kai A - 1 H A ' T ' ' ' ' ' ' . ffflff 1-4-. . , ' S' --as - ,iL.,q2. ' . ' H- W'-' in 2 ' n V - s.e-- -.if--... LQ gf' fl 1593- - fir-if - Y F Q: U ' I I.. -V, tlifxfgi 'r f,zff'f?:.,e'ii3Q3i5 ft ' ?' 'i Q if C 52' ,- Nh fi X ' 1 fi., i v ,.g 4 ' fini iii fx fn A, gf ,ti ,fm i 6? x .Ev a X 'Al'-i du V jeii4'rL 5 ri Q P Vi , 1 K , , 31's . J - - . I , , I - ri 4027 ei f ,i 3 ' Q -A i '- ' ii fy lf- p D fgikclii 'A F' ' A N' 13 lv. 'Yi A I H fy-if ' 4 T9 W 'P'v'+,, 1 V1 ' fl. ye gc I Wu- ' r in Class of 1969 l l i Ri-bcrt Sims President X limi X1.incus.i X ic: President l Xzin Siznonelli Secrc-i.iry i Cynthiu Xluncuso Trcdsurer X -l y-1v......-..--..--- g , - X -L -v-X L g xx s I , . I - L 3L3K KC NYJ it be . rAxisroQ5MERcENcYoNtY f.?'YJxi,nx:lg+q1 345,-x.,.,f' N. I inn' if Sophomores ' s ' The Sophoniores return to Drury with ti confidence ol' having been here before. They are eager to retrace tlxmiliur steps. to bring buck good times. to renew friendships. and to - ..- prolit bv lust years experiences. Thev sense it dutv to the school. Sophomores tire ti little wiser. They show a lot of pep and enthusi- usm in the various school activities. Their r'Y5 2- high school experiences are broadened. -- l l ,E K 153. QQ, Linda Koloe, Carol Harrison. Betty Toohey, and Hey. what's Frank . . ,,,, Casuselh domg there' A night of enjoyment at one ofthe school dances. ,V K u ff x Ah ...,v , ,. 'tv 3 I ' Q if X g'Lucy and Charlie took first place in the Winter Carnival Snow FFOUC Queen- Linda KOIOC- and her escort Sculpture Contest. DiCk Wood. 59 K --1 - -l.. mln -uunsnnnqn-N-q MMV 4.11--,V--arty aw,,,,,,, - si, , 412, . ,i 1.1. - ' F Q.. 51 I 'gi 2745 Freshmen Newcomers to Drury always bring a wave of enthusiasm. New challenges in subject materi- al, initiation, the maturing process and the pe- riod of adjustmentjoin to mold the Freshmen class. The Freshmen are anxious to make their presence felt, and they are ready to meet the challenge and to contribute to the school. This year they have done these things proudly. CLASS OF 1970 Student Council Members Susan Williams Kathy Girardi Bonnie Thompson JelT Celluna Mike Wood Freshman Queen Lyn Tassone If! 4 MZY3 Qi if A 'vii 4 X wi , ' 56,3 . ' f ,va 7 ya - sz , Ji., t r . . .. ,. M W, Q iq Q U , ,W W 4. Freshman Reception King and Queen. Snoopy Freshman Snow Sculpture Two Freshman Fred Scerbo and Patti Sacco ,ibm Freshman Assembly 271 1 Y Q ilvgdggg' Q.-' FHA N ' ' he ' 'WR ff Q 1 V.-f s I' 1' ,L A - WT! v- 'm 4, A f 53 1 . - f ff V Z X 4 w2'f?' -1' n JW ' 'J' 5-z:,-2 -4 .2-.0,.' Q! f K! YJ Q ZA 4 .V J ,S V, f ' .X , Aff f 1 ,5 jr ff 5 LS' .fl'v 5 C f' ii 7 W X ,. n - V' fig if . 1 f7wf,, w f 1 9 ZW K 'Q S f ' f f K W ACTI ITIE Editor Greg Ballou and Co-Editor Mary Ann Scerbo Activities Section: Betty Ann Meaney. Ellen Berry, Bar- bara Shapiro and StaiT Editor Carol Sartori Faculty Section: StafT Editor Christine Sprague and Barbara Armitage Business Section: Jean Talarico. Sheila Cohen, Staff Editor Diane Can- toni. Bonnie Law. Cheryl Bissaillori. and Caron McKane THE NATHANITE Yearbook Stan' There was a time when a yearbook was simply a scrapbook: A collection ofsnapshots and a few hu- morous anecdotes such as Silliest Sophomoresf' Jolly Juniors. etc. Times have changed. It is now the statTs obligation to provide complete and ac- curate coverage of all facets of Drury's social and academic life. The staff of the 1967 Natha- nite has attempted to do this. You will note that we have deviated somewhat from the past in some areas: some things you will like. others you will shake your head at. It is our fond hope that you will look on our work as a step in the line of progress. 6'l Senlor Section: Ellen Renton, Staff Editor Darlene Sim- on, Mary Jane Douglas, Lyn S1ncl1t1co, and Mary Lewis L2 www-ya.. lf-YI X I i ft , yi Sv D W i w e Sports Section: Therese DiLego, Staff Editor Maureen O'Connor, and James Catelotti Typists: Donna Bushika, Jeanne Brooks, and Susan Cho- quette Photographers: Daniel Merrigan, Steve Bard, and Fred Scerbo Qfq.. First Row L Todd, Parliamentariang D. Cantoni,Secreta1'y1 R. J. Cellana. Third Row, R. Berger, M. Wood, T Talanco B Lamb Presidentg D. Merrigan, Vice-President. Second Row, T. Thompson. J. Talarico. J. Spencer. Fourth Ron T Marsh R Morrow C Sartori, P. Ponte, D. Petri, D. Ashton, S. Williams. Beall. R. Morse. and C. Sprague. TLIDENT COUNCIL The Drury High School Student Council plays an important role in representing the student body and providing entertaining social functions outside of individual class activities and sports. They voice the sentiment and opinions of the student body and promote the general welfare of the school. The annual Field Day event is a project of the Student Council. This year it was held on September 14, 1966. and in spite of the rain. the day was quite suc- cessful. The feature race for this year's field day was the orange race. This proved to be quite fun and brought out a laugh from everyone. The competition was keen but the Sophomores and Juniors edged out the Seniors and Freshmen by a very close score. The weekend of February 10, ll. and 12. l967. the Council sponsored the sec- ond Winter Carnival Weekend. The lively Drury-St. Joseph game was Friday night followed by a victory dance at the Drury gym. The highlight of the weekend was the Winter Carnival Ball, which took place Saturday. February ll. 1967 at Greylock School. The theme was Be My Valentine. Other events were ski com- petitions and snow sculptures. The Student Council provides our student body with the social as well as scho- lastic, enthusiasm that we desire. 66 Student Council's annual Field Day competition included the girls' Tug-of- War, with the Seniors and Freshmen battling against the Sophomores and Ju- niors. I Captain Buby ofthe Salvation Army accepts baskets from Student Council Officers: President-R. Lamb Secretary-D. Cantoni TreasurerwM. Collins Parliamentarian-L, Todd Principal-Mr. Drotter The Winter Carnival included class sculpture competition. Senior entry was Snoopy peeping over a Valen- tine. Members of Senior class look on as finishing touches are made. f9 !' Z' . 1 Q gg?- - x i L DW' N ,-,.. ,Mig .i D7-.j--PQ-fisgii Exiig. 'X Xi' Sllflgff, iii N12 YK .1-Puri D Bard. Xi -x p f -4-, H'TT' R Q:'i B Pi,T.',1 N E BLT- V Ni-ig,N- C Nf-R-ii. C SQ1ThfT1,x1,O Ag .' X....L'I 5 .' y .:A it ' 'N .' ' T N i L Rqwrgq' R P- ' Xi Li'-1.N.B,RCf'f' 53 K Q, '1,A - Q v.f.-- A Hn, Q-4 x LFP.: 1 R, DRLIRY EXCHANGE - fiijj. Jia -- V lg, Vx .4 SQ 'A v F J 5 .rawff Y no ,ef-wr' 5,1 1gQxssv..a-A -1 1 'Nur f .d-.,....m-.- 1...-Q.,--me -,W--fa-0-. -.m..-....,s4w..-.u,...a,..... Exchange It was a busy week when the exchange group from Plymouth, Wisconsin visited North Adams in November. They attend- ed football games, toured the local indus- tries and went to many parties and dances held for them. The Drury-Plymouth Exchange offered the members of both groups an oppor- tunity to develop lasting friendships and to learn ofthe customs of another section. The exchange program emphasizes an exchange of opinions and ideas and is an important phase of educational develop- ment. I Exchange officers discuss plans for the week. Standing are Don Anderson and lJohn Lenhoff, seated are Richard Lamb and Mel Blanche Holding up a large Welcome Plymouthl, sign are Plymouth Ex- change student Don Anderson. and Drury student Jim Catelotti. Look- ing on are Nancy Nowicki, Cathy Bruhy, Arlyn Weeks, and Mary Lewis , f, ,Vi 515' 'L .wg-,E4'.-hs,-41--fi ,I : s . . . .. 1' ' , , y- ff -s it 1? M. -gk a ,. g ,X 'MM Betty Komorek, Louise Merlini, Maureen OConnor, Kathy Fallon, and Betty Ann Meaney secure a Welcome Plym- outh sign on one of the many cars that met the Plymouth bus. ....,Q DRLIRY BAND 1.6. .AA JBL H 0 Nl 'K 5 -1 The band has provided much entertainment for football and basketball games. pep ralleys and assemblies and has proved to be a great boost in the spirits to the Drury fans. This year. the 7l piece Drury High School Band. under the di- rection of Henry Blake. was fortunate to be chosen to represent the United States at thc 1967 Exposition in Montreal. Canada. Olhcers were chosen to help Mr. Blake in his work. They are: President-Arthur Murphy Vice PresidentwDaniel Merrigan Secretary-Ann Marie Siinonelli Treasurer-Ellen Berry Drum Sergeant-Gary Theberge Librarian-Douglas Caron The majorettes. under thc leadership of Cheryl Sweet. have put on a series of half-time shows at football and basketball games. accompanied by the band. They also made the trip to Canada and put on a spectacular show. 70 Oboe George Apkin Flutes Arlyn Weeks Nancy Baker Ann Simonelli Sue Burdick Craig Benedetti Bass Clarinet Randy Andrews Steve Bard Alto Clarinets Sue Johnson Kathy Ciepiela Saxes Marilyn Collins Theresa Cermenaro Jean Cantone Marilyn Horn William Morris Jack Girardi David Lebowitz French Horns Gary Crews Phyllis Apkin Dale Salavantis Bell Lyre Marianne Rossi Corners and Trumpets Art Murphy Bob Chalmers Dan Merrigan Fred Barruzzi Corey Thurston Karl Thomann Wayne Duval Larry Hamilton Stephen Hulburt Teddy Brower Trombones Ellen Berry Francis Tokarz Rick Lescarbeau Craig King Gail Larabee Pete Cantone Steve Saposnic Baritones Gerry Andrews Jeffrey Marlow Sousaphones Jimmy Howe Edward Dailey Tylnpani Bob Paquette Percussion David Lefebvre Gary Theberge Douglas Caron John Graziola Allen Nassif Rick Brower Clarinets Bob Burdick Kathy Jillson Kathy Toohey Betty Toohey Dianne Cramer Nancy Betti Debbie Burdick Nancy Dickinson Betsy Gagliardi Barbara Gould Carolyn Horn Pat Lewis Betty McConnell Stephen Tower Silvio Barruzzi Bonnie Blanchard Tony Canale Jeff Cellana Douglas Reimer Bruce Shepley Carol Murphy Carla Murphy Sue Jillson 71 Front Row, Linda Senecal, Cheryl Sweet, Linda Rondeau, Back Row. Pat Messina, Jean Brooks, Sue Choquette. Pat Phelps, Jean Betourney, Beverly Skorupski, Donna Bushika, Pam La Fountain, Diane Rarick, Wendy Windrow. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cast: Ist row: P. Sharkey. K. Lapine. A. Weeks. N. Babine. C. R. Wood. E. Shartrand. D. Lefebvre. D. Carsno. B. Cook. D Sartori. D. Simon. M. Candiloro. M. A. Scerbo. Ind mwg C. Burr. 4111 row: E. Dassatti. J. Howe. J. Hardman. J. Catellotti Sprague. D. Batease. L. Senecal. J. Wood. J. Fosselman. E. Missingi W. Roberts. J. Talarico. H. Horn. Berry. L. Baker. C. McKane. .lrrl row: D. Coughlin. D. Laird. SENIOR CLASS PLAY On April 6 and 8, the Senior Class of Drury High School presented The Mouse that Roaredw. a satire on American politics. It tells the story of a small. insig- nificant country, the Duchy of Grand Fenwick. which wages war on the United States, when her chief livelihood. a specially fermented wine. Pinat Grand Fen- wick, was produced under a different name at a cheaper price in America. When by a ridiculous fluke. the Duchy comes into possession ofthe powerful Q-bomb from the U.S., national interest is suddenly switched to the remote little country. It was altogether a wonderful play. and the actors and directors did a tremen- dous job in making it a terrific success! +-if Crew: ls! row: K. Toohey. P. Gagne. D. Bushika. L. Form ii Y hals, T. Candiloro, J. Brooks. F. Rogers. Ind row: L. Sincli tico. B. Komorek, T. DiLego. D. Baird, C. Schmidt. B. Meaney D. Burr. D. Cantoni. 3rd row: E. Boudreau. M. Lewis. G. Ballou. M. O'Connor, C. Noel. B. Descoteau. R. Charron I . . - N , , .5 'V 4. F fs- ' I, 72 Darlene Simon, portraying Gloriana,s page, reads a proclamation. Taking major roles in the play were: Bill Car- son as General Snippet, Natalie Babine por- traying Duchess Glorianna, Jim Howe as Tul- ly Bascom and Donald Laird as Count Mountjoy. The four prisoners of war: Mary Ann Scerbo and Jean Talarico as two Army Wacs, Roger Wood as Professor Kokintz, Bill Carson as General Snippet, are guarded here by the four Fenwickian soldiers: Jim Hardman, Da- vid Coughlin, Eddie Dassatti and Howie Horn. Howard Horn and Ed Dassatti, two soldiers in the Fenwickian Army, stand ready for orders to blow out the tires on the Army jeep. CAST .1 Sitting: Stephen Bailey: Gerald Kelly, Kristen Fabriciusg Mary Thompson: Ann McNeil. Marianne Canedy: Miss Prunella Kelly, Hope Rennelll Clementine Kelly. Michael SilSbyL Hank. Pringle. Mary Ellen Lalfountain. Bertha Kelly. Miss Eleanor Sharon McNamarag Cathy, Patricia Sukelg Jane Ann, Daniel Ringdahlg director. Steven Bard: Abe Carter. Merrigan: Pete. Standing: Richard Cannity: Tubby. Leslie I guess ilk been you all along. Clementinef' wxw 1 Just because Kathy will -IUITIP for you when you call Fido. doesn'l mean I will! You're nothing but L1 cheap coward. Hank Mathews. and I will never want to see you again! Well let me tell you, you tight-listed old skinflint, if you had let us have some money for playgrounds, your blasted window would have never been broken. Junior Class Play On December 14 and 15, 1966, the Junior Class presented Clementine, a comedy in three acts. Clementine Kelly, a sixteen year old tom- boy whose major interest appears to be football, begins to learn about the normal interest of teen- age girls: boys! Because of her previous attitude toward the opposite sex she finds it hard to con- vince Hank that she is interested in more than just knocking him down. After turning her atten- tions from football to public speaking she learns that the way to get to a boy is not to overpower him, but to let him overpower her. This delight- ful comedy, sprinkled with the problems of Mr. Kelly,s re-election to Mayor, Miss Pringle's bro- ken window, Jane Ann's gossip, and Cathy's power of enticement over all the boys, even Hank, ends happily with Clementine winning Hank. B if iff Now wait a minute girls, if you really must hght over something, why don't you fight over some- thing intelligent, ME! CREW Bottom Row: Jane Tietgens, Marianne Rosse. 2. Debbie An- derson, Sharron Sprague, Marilyn Collins, Debbie Ashton. 3. Diane LeSage, Cheryl Bissaillon, Ruth Mazzuchi. 4. Carol Sprague, Bonnie Law, Jean Lamb, Sue West, Mary Jane Douglas. 5. Mary Zocchi, Jean Lapine, Gary Theberge. 6. Russell Beall, Phil Moreau, Bob Chalmers. VARSITY B. Komorek, C. Camadine, D. Ashton, Co. Capt. E. Berry. J. Lamb. Capt. B. Meaney. J. Boisjolie. C. Lambert, E. Boyer, S. Sprague, S. Chamberlain. CHEERLE DERS CHEERLEADERS The student body is encouraged to show more pep and spirit through the enthusiastic efTorts ofthe cheerleaders. They appear at all sport events. rallies and parades. Our cheer- leaders show the zeal and enthusiasm neces- sary to influence the student body and to en- courage our teams to victory. They sponsor a snake dance and a pep rally the night before the Adams football game along with other dances throughout the year. U On March 17. the Varsity Cheering Squad attended their lirst cheerleading tournament which was held in Greenfield. Their line dis- play of cheering ability won them a third place standing in the tournament. Tryouts are held every spring and girls in their Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior years who wish to lead and encourage our teams to victory are eligible to tryout. J.V. T. Mancuso. Co. Capt. C. Mancuso. P. Apkin. D. Boudreau. B. Toohey Capt. M. Collins. B. Shapiro. A. Simonelli. S. West. M. Lisse. S. Che- nail. f,. fl .1 Y. rf- 1 ' 1 0 Q 1 is , 4 'A 5- 2 4 as Qf if Row 1. R. Wood, T. McConnell. A. Davignon, J. Rogowski, J . J. Marino, A. DiSanti, C. Rivard. Row 3. Coach Llodra, J. Di- Catelotti, W. Descoteau. D. Remillard, R. Lavenda, B. Ber- Lorenzo, S. Canedy. W. Martin, R. Tatro, B. Hurlbut, R. Ri- gendahl, W. Brooks, J, Kelly, R. Gallagher, Row Z. E. Wick- vard, J. Lentini, R. Tavelli, R. Loring. line, J. Noel, C. Thurston, G. Nichols, A. Messina, M. Martin, AR ITY CLUB VARSITY CLUB An active group at Drury, the Varsity Club provides social functions and entertain- ment for the student body. All members of the Varsity Club hold a letter from some sport at Drury. In November of 1966, the Varsity Club sponsored a raffle. Drawings were held and winners were provided with free tickets to the Adams football game. The club also held several dances throughout the year. The boys in the Varsity Club show a great deal of school spirit. They provide amusing skits which are held at pep-rallies and are a great help to the cheerleaders in encouraging the student body to show more spirit. THE ACADEME Row 1. R. Richton, A. Weeks, Editor-in-Chief, J. Fosselman. D, Laird, S. Bard. Missing are R. Lamb R Beall J Howe J Row 2. S. McNamara, K. Lapine, S. Case. Row 3. D. Duprea. Lamb, B. Goldman. Staff: Editor-in-Chief . . .... Arlyn Weeks Junior Editor . . Associate Editor . . Sports Editor .... Business Manager . . . Business Associates . . . Robert Richton . . .Jane Fosselman .. Richard Lamb . .Kristin Lapine .. Steven Bard Russell Beall Bernice Goldman . . . . . . Susan Case James Howe Donald Laird Deborah Duprea Jean Lamb Sharon McNamara Contributing Editors . . The Academe, Drury's literary magazine, presents the best literary work of its students in as many issues a year as is financially possible. The staff is composed of juniors and seniors. This year two issues were published. and an exchange program with Cooper High School's fAbilene. Texas! Commentarius was set up. It is hoped that the Academe program will con- tinue to expand. 78 J. Spencer-Pres. L. Sinclitico-V. Pres. T. Candiloro-Treas. D. Anderson-Sec. S. Archambault P. Ashkar R. Beall J. Belanger C. Bissaillon B. Bourassa L. Bourdon D. Boudreau M. Candiloro D. Cantoni K. Codogni M. Collier D. Cook D. Cramer C. Dickinson F.T.A. M. Douglas J. Durkee Dydowicz Emery Gagliardi Gamari Hardman Hiser Komorek Lapine Law Lebowitz LeSa ge M. Lewis Lewis M. Marino Mastalisz Mattison McConnell Merlini Miranti . O'Connor Phillips Primmer Raedel Reimer Rennell Renton Richardello Rosse M. Rosse Sartori Sartori Simon St. Cyr Toohey West The Future Teachers of America club is an active group at Drury. Through their work as a club, they have guest speakers, visit places of interest, learn more about the teaching profession, and at the end of the year, go to different schools and observe the way classes are taught. F.T.A. provides its members with the insights of the teaching profession and helps them to decide if teaching is the career for them. It also gives the students a chance in leadership by making them lead their own meetings and plan their own affairs. Highlights of the 1966-67 F.T.A. were a trip to the Clark School for the Deaf and the selling of sharp-looking Drury crew shirts. 79 NU SIGMA EPSILON I967 . ,eel .,x lf'g,fll yt L Nu Sigma Epsilon is the honor society for all Juniors who have obtained an eighty-five percent average or better for their first two years of high school. The class of 1968 had the largest Nu Sigma society in the history of the school. Its sixty-three members received their pins and recognition at an assembly on January 24, 1967. Mayor Francis C. Florini was the guest speaker. Qt Mario G. Alcaro Deborah Anderson Deborah J. Ashton Nancy J. Baker Stephen B. Bailey Frederick Baruzzi Jane Belanger Patricia A. Bentley Beverly Bourassa James M. Bianco Jacqueline Boisjolie. Treasurer Lorraine Bouidon Elise Boyer Nelson R. Brouillett Carol Camadine Annette Canale Cheryl Chalmers Suzanne Chamberlain Michele Chenail Michael F. Cirone Kathleen Codogni Secretary Susan Collette Margaret Collier Marilyn Collins Debery Cook Randy J. Crosier Alan J. Davignon Deborah Duprea James R. Durkee Kristin E. Fabricius Katherine Florini Linda Francis Thomas R. Gallese Bernice Goldman John Hockridge Mary Ellen La Fountain Donna Lapine Jean M. Lapine Jean Lamb, Vice President Bonnie Law Dianne M. LeSage Holly Lescarbeau Cao Mary Ann Lisee Daniel M. Merrigan Deborah McLain Michael P. Pankievich Richard R. Paoletti Hope Rennell Robert E. Richton Patricia Rivard Gail L. Rock Marianne Rosse Ann Roy Alan J. Roy J. Michael Silsby David C. Shaker Melvyn Sprowson Barbara Shapiro J. William Schubnel Gary R. Theberge Donna Unis James Valenti. President Mary Zocchi PRO MERITO I967 The Pro Merito Society is symbolic of the highest academic achievement which can be attained at Drury. Requirement for membership is the maintainance of an average of 85 percent or better for four years. This years Pro Merito society consists of thirty- three members and an assembly honoring them was held on May 9. Advisors for the group are Mrs. Sweeney and Mr. Noel. Eva Altiere Katherine Angeli Richard Ashkar Natalie Babine Diane Cantoni Susan Case Bernard Cook Edwin Dassatti Dennis Dickinson Jacqueline Fenton Howard Horn James Howe Donald Laird Samuel Lane James Law Janice Law John Lenhoff Mary Lewis Marie Mancuso, Secretary Paul Modena Lynn Morandi James Naughton Carol Noel 81 John Pitroff Paula Ponte Maryann Scerbo Darlene Simon Jean Spencer Robert Tavelli, Vice President Nancy Valotta Gladys Varieur Arlyn Weeks Richard Lamb, President E, CHORUS fy W .h ms, EW 1 i M F- 2 it-fi.i'i ,fs s V ft M94 ,P Fl Q Qs trtt if ie-mg? A-.i bf!-Q F' iii - f7'K4'7i 'il lf f5r at Wfmta.. . y g l fi., ': f'j,,t -f il 1 ' X ti gi M 4 i as ' Q? it 'S ,J J A 7 i L' '43, will h W1 , f 1 'A 7. I4 1 ' 4 i 'ii f B 'V i U In -fi . i The Drury High School Chorus, under the leadership of Miss Croscup is one of Drury's largest organizations. The group participated in the Christmas and Me- morial Day assemblies and turned out a fine performance. Although the rewards may have been few, the greatest enjoyment was received just by singing together every Wednesday and Friday morning. Leslie Accetta Kathy Angeli Marie Angeli Donna Babcock Margie Baird Darlene Batease Edmond Beaudreau Nancy Bentley Patricia Bentley Judy Bissaillon Deborah Boudreau Dale Briggs Mary Candiloro Terry Candiloro Jeanie Cantone Joyce Cardinal Dennis Carsno Susan Cermenaro Janet Charron Susan Collette Paula Cote Gary Crews Terry Dadamo Edward Daily Mary Ann Dassatti Cynthia Daugherty Carla Davis Roberta Dean Debbie Denelli William Descoteau Dolores DiSanti Linda Dydowicz Nancy Dydowicz Kristin Fabricius Patricia Flaherty James Floriani Diane Florini Elizabeth Gagliardi Christine Gamari Joseph Gancarz Sue Garner Wendy Garner William Gaule Roberta Gigeau Beth Gould Sarah Hardman Larry Harvey Carolyn Horn Pamela Jones Carol Klose Mary Ellen Lalfountain Jean Lapine Tone Lapine Leah LeSage Tina Mancuso Caron McKane Donna McLaine Diane Mirante 82 Linda Moorehouse Phillip Moreau Michael Neveu Nancy Olson Bob Owczarski Diane Petri Jo Ann Pisano Barbara Roberts Vicki Richardello Mary Ann Scerbo Carol Schmidt Patricia Sharkey Linda Shippee Barbara Smith Christine Spencer Christine Sprague Lynn Tassone Wayne Tatro Debbie Thompson Elizabeth Toohey Kathy Toohey Gloria Tauahi Nancy Walker Arlyn Weeks Kathy Weslowski Louise Weslowski Darlene Whipple Wendy Windrow Mary Zocchi SKI CLUB VN! man' ,uallliulw YB E. Daily, R. Pettibone, B. Shepley, H. Horn, J. Marsh, S. Sim- G- Jowett, W- Elder. A- Disaliii- W- Lafkill- B- CHU-HIC, S- Pa- on, C. Thurston, P. Wilk, A. Davignon, D. Rennell, A. Nassif, lHShHiCk- S- Callffdy- H- Johnson. T- MCCOHHCU- C- Scott. D- S. Webster, B. Rennell, C. Benedetti, A. Canale, P. Lamoreaux, Sweet- J- HOfdm21H- PRCJECTIONISTS Francis Rogers and Mark Marino are em- ployed as projectionists at Drury. Besides running all the movies, their other duties in- clude light maintenance of equipmentg spot- light, and stage management for special shows. 83 Contestants nervously await the final decision of the judges. In an atmosphere of soft lights and lovely ar- ray, the John H. Reilly Speaking Contest was held on April 3, 1967. James Naughton serving as Master of Ceremonies, introduced the seven contestants. The selections ranged from ex- cerpts of plays to lighthearted comedy. Ka- thleen Toohey provided vocal selections from various musicals while thejudges were making their decisions. It proved to be a delightful evening for all. J. H. REILLY SPEAKI G CONTEST Stephen Bard Arlyn Weeks Victoria Richardello Jean Cantone Leah Le Sage David Lehowitz Leslie Thompson 'ff i 65 l ft! rv-nb Contestants Antigone Elizabeth the Queen I Speak for Democracy Riders to the Sea The Three Faces of Eve The French Class Lady With a Lamp First place xxinner ,-Xrlyn Weeks holds trophy she received for her in- terpretation ot' Elizabeth the Queen. Standing behind her are Jean Cantone who placed second. and David Lehowitz. third win- l tCl'. l ai 5.4 'f u' ,pawn ,give ,Q 493 'WO' W 'N If ' 'I J At the Memorial Day exercises, Mr. Drotter accepted the memorial stone from Paul McKane and Michael Patashnick, members of the Class of 1966. Memorial Day The annual Memorial Day exer- cises was one of the outstanding as- semblies ofthe year. In the auditorium the band played a medley ofwar songs and the chorus played two appropri- ate selections. Mr. Walter J. Mendel, Guidance Counselor of Drury High School, was guest speaker. The stu- dent body moved outside where a procession ofthirty Senior girls placed geranium plants and flags at the bases of the trees planted in memory of the war veterans of Drury. The culmina- tion ofthe ceremony was the presenta- tion ofa memorial stone by Paul Mc- Kane and Michael Patashnick, repre- sentatives of the Class of 1966. MEMORIAL DAY Judy Gould and Carole Reberger placed a wreath in front ofthe Lois McLain placed a geranium plant beside one of the trees as memorial stone prior to the dedication. Ellen Hilchey inserted the flag into the marker. fi fa 7 85 1 Q 3 5 1 -Q-...,...,.,. -.. .,...,A. 4. l ....'-::.:..-'gs ...-......- . .,. -..- X 1 ff SPORTS l l967 DRURY FOOTBALL SQUAD i i 3 i l i . ,. 1 i K A W f 9' E9 ff, 99 . ij I Xl W .j N ' ,L s Yi 1 T iwfll 1. sillgzff-i5 55'-:J Shotfflitrizri A -fv v . - 'Nr '- i J 'ff' Mrk 2-eff e' if ox few' t N' .. xx Eng A . 1. .x ,. 725135 M 2 5,5192 FV ! ' ' W3' 1',1ff7P?f3Q?U fi J lv . ' 4 'UA if 1 58' gpg J ' mx 2115 'MU J B642 A Hel5ZQQLq5f52t1i2U:f ' . is an -- M f 'K- 'i lfxwf t Pi ,mQP.5A:v?l1 xii' ,SV Rv jf-xx 1 2. 1, M 43 ,W32.gQ75z-Qqgjf-51 L. 72 T705 ZZHQ 5Ug Biff- 13 'BE4 F lil 7351 ' 'J' 'wi' X Wu-. I ' .V ...D ,. i , ' N . 1 -.1 . 1 ,s 5 , t -x 1 v H . N x ,. 7' . E , A y.:,,, ,n V li 'NK . I . t.. 4,4 ' -L' D . H ' H . . .Z -. h j 'v.f,,,,...r,ls 'DA H lui .- 4 2 3 -i.'ll'Ti.. 1' 'iifg' 'Q 2-gl' shi. l ffl : 1 .rifaiffizg B ---h 'f sln ffig ' fi if is-T u . 7 ? . -.ggfff J s . 7f5:3.Zl,..1-t:,.:g.t,t,:' Mtifl-J d':'1i, 'I f r 41 - . a nu s-0. 1 V 3- -4 ,Han ?.I3'fff:r.:-.QL +4 'f ' ,-ficfri-w1iQ 'Q'ff'+- T-sf' 17 ..1:.?.., fi Isl. Row N. Remillard, B. Collier. D. Tavelli, J. Kelly. D. Ne- : veu, G. Lussier, J. Marlow, T. McConnell. J. Nichlen. J. Ro- T gowski. M. Aiwm, B. Buienip :mf Rim- A. Dtivignon. C. Ri- l vurd, W. Brooks, B. Bergendtihl. D. Wood, H. Horn, Co. Capt. V E. Dassutti. Co. Capt. J. Cutelotti. B. Rivurd. R. Liivendti. B. l Descoteuu. R. Tatro, J. Bianco, G. Nichols. J. Bastien: in! Row Mgr. F. Tokarz, M. Punkievich, S. Abuisi. A. DiSanti. R. Jour- : i il. . I '1 V ' A denajs. A. Demo. D. Tremblay. J. Shartrand. F. Casuscelli J. Bona. M. DiMuuro. J. Allard. J. Altiere. M. Galfey. B. Lussier. B. Criburi. Missing Mgr. M. Ferris: 41h Ron- B. Marceau. K. Downey. M. Feder. D. Hafner. Coaches: R. Cirone. E. Lepes- queur. J. Llodra. T. McGrath. J. Rutkowskiz M. Libairdoni. R. Bush. M. Wood. T. Cungile. B. LeClaire. R. Williams. M11 f Q 'A, W , 1 e I I i T T ' . -X - ' i l V . Q qi' l . . l 1.3 3 J l X S . :X L f. ' 1'4 l f l . i xt. . f ,Q 1 1 XX l 7 :P fi t ...s AQ N gl' l vii' V T .tmW,v.,-JM. l X -Ag X i 3 Co-Capt. Ed Dassatti. Coach Joseph Llodra, Co-capt. ' Jim Catelotti .4-Q ' 88 Coaches: J. Rutkowski. J. Llodra. R. Cirone. T. McGrath X 4 f ., ' 42 '- N , :- 5' V I Drury V 7' Drury , l i ' DTUYY V ' V Drury Drury A 'rv ' ,A Drury Drury Drury . L A Adams . . - N, ag .- - ,gxxl V G., - ina - 2. :,- .L L -. . '15.. vi tux . ' '- -. Turners Falls J St. Peters Southbridge if ' St. Joseph fPittsJ '- ' Northampton Pittsfield Wahconah 1 J I K' -f:.,-,, '-rf, . ' . li . 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Although it was supposed to be the squads re- building year, they compiled a record of 5-3-0, the best in the past few years. ,.. g.,7Z Ten of the twenty-two starters were seniors: Guardsg Howie Horn 8: Ron Lavendag end 85 tackle Co-capt Ed Dassattig offensive end, Willie Brooks, defensive end, Ron Tatrog linebacker, Dick Wood, fullback, Bruce Bergendahlg wingback, Co-capt. Jim Catelottig quarterback, Bob Rivard alternating wih Al Davignon Qjuniorjg defensive halfback, punt and place kicker, Bill Descoteau. r 'ff D :umm ti X I fi ii it Za NZM as 1 55715 1 s J .,:,. is f f g -E r,y y i i ,1 Sf' WJ. 435, ' Z X if al h 5' r J i ,'f42'4 l , , 2 i Seniors: First Row H. Hom, B. Rivard, R. Lavenda, B. Bergendahl, B. Descoteau. Second Row R. Tatro, W. Brooks, Co-capt. Ed Dassatti, Co-capt. J. Catelotti, D. Wood. 1 N L, if f ff f ff 4 'f ffgfff ff if :jj 1 , J , MQ 'W f if ' ,S 27 Mffw 1 , f 1 ff ffafyf 'iff g 4 , 1 M A f f M 9 f fd! f fi , 1 w , ' K 5. 4 ar f .f If V ta ,jf is, gi, P if if if ' Agn, if V fl fl , ,fx iw! , V f ' , if f ' 1 , fi' 4' -Q! 2 5 s ,ut If , H M ' 'Y 5 v,, AML. iii wx' t. Night Practice for Pittsfield Game 3 I g-1 fit 7 w ara ' . fit? f yew . N V4 3' 2 I gf' I tp 5,51 t A ,Q J D n, I 2 QI' iw f P7-fwfif -, QQ 4 2 ' if ffif ,,z, gg? 5 ', Q ,, S ' 'I 11 .2 11 ' 3 ' X -ff , ' 1 Fil ff . , 21 ' ' f ,f 2 -R it '-t' mf t wlff' ,, 2 t as 5 ff tt ,,t,. r , f .tm , if t t 5','w-vm, r i t, it B wr W 'W E W 'f f , 7- 15 fvfef ty. ty n I. - . -. . t . t N - . t ' ' . ', f I , ' ' '-Q ' . 'vt' ., - 'fu 1 -'V Q Wachonah game C205 Gary Nichols 1315 Mario Alcaro If g fj its tm 'af ' 5 1 1 fi hi 21 i J i t 2 , 5 5 - f 9 'F' Q 3 w S .t - as 1' mx A 3 V -5, It . wt FA Q W ' ' new 'M ' A il if AMG A , 2 ' ' Q ' 'iw t ' 5 4 . 5 t tttt : ,aff 535- 5 ff' ff 'Q X as eq :S -it tc Q, 2 ' sly X .t it T X U 'gs t l ' 1 F 'Qs in I R ,, ,,, a, ,,. .. ' Adams game 1205 Gary Nichols 4235 Co-Capt. Jim Catelotti C615 Mike Neveu A t f I ,Z ' ' sit.. 1 f. A LD W. -- -f fs-o-. K bac Zt, '.. s L5'Q,' pr f ' ' -4' ' , --ja . ,.--r ,mr 2 - V . t rt-. i I li iw if r, ..,,,,, ' G- , . , ' -5 , :. fif't77f1f11+ ' -- fm -4.,:l-N,-4OQ1 N' ,, g V ,g-,,1.e..:f,,.,- .ne ' 07- i wi, 1 Way? u..t ', iff L 'I' . 1 . A' , f .f 2St-., , my R ri if .r W ' 3' - I .- .I ,ff fav' , 533 ,H FQ ,www - - ,vi-4' P St. Josephs Pitisfield game 1725 Gary Lussier C635 Joe Rogowski W 4 ,N 4258 l 2 qa41f w 'x g f 5,5f.Jf32f S4 ,, ,, Z ffm' ,- 45' a a ' xv 4,47 K Q- ., f . W New football scoreboard at Noel Field 1!5E?w , Zlf'.:y, pg gl I Jfffgg' f, , H 4 bw, 2 00 :V-Wifi 'mile o,,V 2 in i lp! i 5 i 5 if W I , , ,large-,YV I. 3 X 1 Q 5 A fx. A , , M Q ff W e . , I ,N 7 ' I , a QW 2 , V ..., , f ,- . 1 zz. Ffdexwfb wif I W 'may me fav . ' A V' f:1'3E1Y ,f f ' so V My , wtf: .XM ffC7'7'C-'if' ' ff? vii.-'mf 'Rf 'fix-if ' Y' 56' MIM , 1 , , Sm 'Q , 4, Yew , z , f -if S , Q , ... ,G , ww, V , of ,,-:V Xi 'f . 7 .. W 'f ,f,, 1 V X 'Z af, rf. 3, .Xe' f -Z . 4- ,' A. ..,,, ' 5'f'F: A , lff .x , QW ,f' 4, . M12 ff! A . 1 ,Q an 1 dm 1 Q 'L f K 'E R WH f 3 5 f' xi ,M an Q ,.,.,,:, Q. LE, Q ia, , - A . BBA 4' A 4, X' ., 4 Lge ,nf ' 55:5 f X W- 1,1 fe, r.. +A., :A s 2 -W 7??-Wvfrff kwa A N' 752 aw ,Q W -- 7 . D' ,Mun ca- . Xff X33 - .7 V, W ff 'f-vff, L. Wachonah game 1411 Dick Wood 1smwsMxae.Mf. i-. Drury-Saint Joe CPittsfieldj Co-Capt. Jim Catelotti Coach Joseph Llodra after Adams game. V X -'v . MQ. mm K . If yy-W f Adams game f3lJ Mario Alcaro 1859 Ron Tatro. I966-67 DRLIRY BA KETBALL SQUAD ln. ns un' .-f A Q! ..- ow X V 75 . B I . Q ll 'af L' in dl Y 5' ,i,' ' X 'f 'jf .., 2' X ' -' B fs V . . 'B WNY' ' BHUHY lgnuml 'llllf'-'lll fynunl l11RUR 2522- 74 ' -1-:Gi -ff-S 'qp A H 2 3 Q 1 U l ff -f HV flllxs' B .fZ' , ,K K 'sq ' A f' LXLJR... '-1 Sining: Mgr. S. Lane. B. Tavelli. B. Gallagher. B. Hurlbut. Capt. Coach J. Girardi. J. Bianco. J, Kelly. G. Nicholi J. Valenti R E. Dassatti. R. Bcrnardi. W. Brookx. Mgr. J. Bona. SllIIll1llllIZ.'.l.V. Bqllmu, B, Sghuhnel. Cough E, Ldmurrq, QRIJHP l A. 5.1.1 Seniors: B. Hurlbut, R. Bernardi. B. Tavelli. Coach E. Lamarre. Capt. E. Dassatti. B. Gallagher. W. Brooks. Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury A Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury p Drury Drury continued its proud tradition of playing a solid schedule against some of the strongest opposition in Massachusetts and Vermont. Captain Ed Dassatti was the only letterman left from last year. The team looked good and played great games against strong teams from higher classes. The Blue Devils ended up in a tie with Pittsfield High for third place. 71 72 70 59 66 51 68 54 64 58 52 61 47 it off' Mt. Greylock 60 Adams 53 St. Joe fPittsj 67 Pittsfield 53 St. Joe QN. AJ 69 Wahconah 63 Mt. Greylock 63 Adams 47 St. Joe QPittsJ 87 Pittsfield 62 St. Joe CN. AJ 66 Wahconah 54 Pittsfield 50 fplayoffb Coach Ed Lamarre. Capt. Ed Dassatti is f' n .QI if 43 I ,I 1 .ff mm Q Wu W2 - A .,,., 7 xg? X 3 A Drury-Mt. Greylock W. Brooks 1331. B. Tavelli 1551. Capt. E. Dassatti Drury-St. Josephs 1N.A.1 Capt. E. Dassatti 1531 1531. f 1 3 ' ssl' Huw 3 5,2 1 L A: i' ,Q 1 p 5 Mr. Sam Lev1ne1WBEC Sportscaster1 presents Codth L.1m.1rre with the Coach of the Year Award. Drury-Adams W. Brooks 1331 B. Tavelli 1541 Capt. E. Dassatti 1521. 95 3 al f r a X ff , Q f ,gg X , ,I-X ,-U.. 5, xr A , 1 es. 7 W 5 71? I96 DRURY BASEBALL TEAM ' U C '-A-f.. , 1e,' ,335 .4 W 15' sf 3, X 5 fsl as B' sn 1 . A ' 'il QNX ., :W J . if Jr 4 R X56 U . 1 . U r Q IRQ , T 1 N . X., ' AHS. x...an In - . Xl -x - Ist Rowg A. Davignon, B. Collier F. Casucelli, J. Noel, P. La- Bergendahl. B. Gallagher. D. Lamb. B. Tavelli, W. Brooks. B. Cross R. Gillman. 2nd Rowg P. Pitroli B. Rennell. J. PitrofT. Rivarcl. Coach T. McGrath. BERK HIRE CDU TY CHAMPIONS Q U 'Yr '-2 ' -ar W - 'T' .Q 7 ' -1 U -' V' M5 Q' , , A, 'I U LI: fl ig E g .,, ,z A ,QQ .1 E, , . , 'lf X Q , We 'Y A' 'V F' Q 9 I K 1 l lx ,- Qui' ' Coach McGrath, Co. Capt. Willie Brooks, Co. Capt. Bob Ta- Ground fules are Checked Om before DYUYF'-SL Joe QN..-xx velli. 96 Same M9 wp, fa . ww N w- . '5 Ci Km X .f X ff' V.. 1 2- ki : , Practice, W. Brooks Cl2y Drury-St. Joe QN.A.J HW Neg 4 '- U x-...,, M583 15 'M s, Ward my ,g is P' A,,. , M' ,. During practice, B. Bergendahl, Coach McGrath 'Hmmm G. Nichols, J. Kelly. B. Collier. B. Gallagher, W. Brooks 1 1 1 1 1 -1 .1 11 2 s ,I E 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 5 1 11 511 21 1 1 W Q. 1 1 1 1 1 I ff11 1 1 QW Q xg, 5 .,. at - ,. vfffmm?,',,cyfLfZ..,L1'7'il?4gf4Qx1.:.n,. -W M1 'fQv,-m.1 54'f - m.,1.- 'N -tn-.1 '-I NY Coach McGrath Drury Pracucc. G Nlghols 1161 1 I SS'-A 1-,Jw -: , -af ,4wf'vff'f- ,3 17 1 ,f 'F ff s' rw- .. - , yf wif-pk W 301.45-f .Wir , ,umfff 2: Gs- 1 , X A 3 ,ff ak . .lm If SW f 2 5 ,1,.f fr ,W ,gtg 1 1 ,f ,W ,H 1 1 1 1 1 K ff ff Wy f f W-, ,,, W f - wir ,Wm vm K. M ,J we W - 1 W if 1,5164 X ka 41 f ?.- fr - l A f , f. ,NJ fu ' , V, Wig, W f f2f46ffg, W T1 N f' r -' f ' - e' f' ff 1 , 'f'52xz,f,', in ,, R+ ffm .Q M' 1 ,Q f ,M 4 ' Kg, , rf ,fM,,ifw,, fm, :eff , + . 5 ,X w , , ,JM , A :l,k,3..ji, 5frr M J? 4, V , 4 4- 1 'f-wa' f' .vp ,r ff X f Jw 1 .X ,N S 4 ' 2 . fb ,ff - 2 1 V, ,gvZl'5 fiWf1f4,r2fffQ, N1:g,4f 2 Q f 2 M 'ff V4 1 -' Y 7 , 1 JW , ,W 4- , , 3 5? DM, , X V ,, H , V M , 4.1, ff I., ,giv':,.ill wi, '11, ff, ,X W' , W, fo A14 . 452: . f I ,T J ,XM ZA ' J Y lfw f r f'-Kmkffiif -fwrw .,,. f Q , , 2 , - 5,1 I. ,f , ,. ,, , f M V' ' A f1,'fTG1:f?'i Jil -14 M , ,. MA, 'Y' ' 17 ' 9 'rf 'f.3Qwa4I1,zgJ vii rf-,1,f -- - ,A 4. ,,.,.W-,.,. fS?wgnMj?,- 'Af-fa. X F Wm-mxwfwv , M iz- H Q 'f 1. fm-, Meg ,.,-, --W M,,,-,Al ,, ., '.1,y.. JW., , Md' wa- . .'.,,,w..-.-mf., W . --f Drury, St. Joe fN.A.J game 1 5 , f Q Aww 1 1 My W 1 J, mf 1 ,W E f 1 1 1 1 1, During Drury, St. Joe fN.A.j game 1, ,, 1 uw., W 0'9w WV!! 'ew if wwf f I 24am B fx www, Wxrw' . 1' K A , ' H 7 ,, Z .1 1 ff Msg, ' ' 1' - 5, ., 9' ff , I WQY nk!! M.v..,,,.y,'-1 , - . 1vw-v ,,f' 4' ,'pnr 'lu.f-', Z pn,.,,..q. - Q ...' 7. -' 1 1 'U-,Q .',' vi Q, 51,3 'f 'r dvffgj' fr 19 Drury, St. Joe fN.A.J game 99 Coach McGrath I l96 DRLIRY TRACK TEAM i W l i J Sl if gr I P! gy ,ff We Q no .4 , YN F3 ..- i 2 ' l + 4--l -'-. L ii I 1, A A- 5 sf4zs 4 1.4 T 2 6 y. I . 1 AJ ' T : ge .. 5 !wv1' mn C- 4 ,nf H., Y it lv -V: 1 .. i is J' 1 r 5 ,ag gf La Q S J ig in - , , J Z 'J , , , 9 l J 4 - t 4 - ' gl ' 't ' lll 9 Ll' 11 l , D . TV . N V 1. V- , x m Q . V . . Q . ,I P ' .'1 A .1n- Q' hG'L1' -- 4, T' 'KL' t -. - w ...f .1.a..a.- --vy.4...r'+n-fr.:-l5'I ' Track Team: Isl row T. Degategno. B. Magnifico. C. Jowett. B. Carsno. J. Marino. B. Buletti. J. Allard 3rd row D. Tremblay. J Shepley. T. Brower. J. Zocchi. J. Janiga. J. Law. .I. Rogowski Intl Daxis, D, Wood. R. Tatro. J. Catelotti. Co. Capt. D. Remillard ruw M. Pankevich. B. Dcscoteau. C. Thurston. S. Cancdy. N. Coach Johnson. Co. Capt. E. Dassatti. B. Carson. D. Tavelli. T Brouillctt. B. Chilson. M. DiLorcn1o. F. Hewitt. C Rixard. D. Gallcse. J. Dilaorcnfo l During the course ofthe 1967 track season the D.H.S. 4' men accumulated a winning recordof7 wins and 3 loss- : es. As is Custom. the team attended the Steele's Relays held at West Springfield. Thegiayelin team consisting of J.C. Marino. Bill Carson. and Dennis Carsno took a first y - place with the total of their best throws which totaled 425'9 . Coach Johnson also took members ofthe team to the l Western Mass. track meet in which Dave Tremblay placed in the l00 and 220 yard dash. J.C. Marino fifth in thejavelin. Ed Dassatti third in the discus. and Bill . S- -- I .. t l if! .I U ' Carson a sixth. These four boys were also entered in the State meet. A school record was broken this year by the relay team consisting ofJim Davis. Joe Marino. Jim Catelot- ti. and Den Remillard with a time of 1:38 in the 880 re- lay. 'A record that was tied this year during the Pittstield meet was a throw of l7l'l0.5 by Joe Marino in theja- velin event. Co. Capt. Den Remillard. Coach Johnson. Co. Capt. Ed Dassatti 100 A M A in l A l Q l r Jim Davis practicing polevaulting Tri-meet, Drury, Greenfield, West Springfield Drury took sec ond place. M ya? 1 ur V iv F . ff 11,1-5fi'iM - ef'f.:f.- vf , .- - 1 r X 'Q Wm -iffy U94 2 1 ' Wav ' 5 -4 K wwf .wif I WA. , Q Www l f Sa W? W l 1 Joe Marino, Bill Carson, Den Carsno took lst place at Steele's Relays for the javelin event. 101 ll I967 DRLIRY GYMNASTICS TEAM rw wi ' Gi lj' X x Robert Iacuessa h n fl .lo Ann Ferris. Kal - ,..- , .x Selected Team Members e x S- M-- , '1 xv i 51.4 ij A ' I il .tr fl I fo ,, EL GbxTl'F K Z- l 4 X- fgxnpi In mx t .Q 3 Trwle Balance Ni. L3Yersa. 51. Nhrtin. E O . ei 8 .3 f Selected Team Members -. 7+ ' j 35 Q 21 5 I I I 1 I . 4 1 'x .1 Cross Cou:':j'Tez1.: ff: fn.: D. O1 R. Sf-13. S, Czfij. I, Z:::1. M. 337311. A. F351 jf 'Jw .'.' Ccici Jsizssg. C. T1:rst::. I. Ngel. I. D1L:rf1::. R. 312113. S. 51:31. A. Niiflfw K1 f' . gn if - .- 1 K . - . 2 ' 5. -en A Qfifa Q Q ' - ff gg - ri V X, 51 U if zg?A-N , I p, c I g . .. x aw. I ' ! f- ' i sl YV, 5 I wr A-Alu! I 115' I 4 Leg: , .. ,k.. '- t Skl Team: A. DiSiuti. A. Daxignozi. B. Ciisoz. T. MCCCTJ:-Q. .-X. 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' X! gg' , A iq? in X A ,X YQ? af C' fa il' A if 2 Txxgw X X 1' U Y 4 -4 ' Y 'Qffqfz' ' iv I ' T tf. , ill' li., -' ' , ' 1--..-22 wiv egg! - f - 1 gil ,aw ,f-- i . as s f f '. .. X51 4 ,ff if , f 'f - X' -f 'XX fy Q Q, 1 I in . pk 'f ef '57 ' 'sf fx 2 5 Q ' H 'ff' if - - ' .. 4 9 6 pr, DW 4 Ji C g ' V i KR , . , 5 4-'ffff T-I Tx CAWQ, J ,.s??L-.JZV 'A I y as . COMMENCEMENT WEEK Commencement week was filled with fun and work. On Monday June 12, the girls were feted at a Tea given by the Naomi Chapter ofthe Masons. On Tuesday after morning rehearsals. everyone at- tended a class picnic at North Pond. Wednesday. the Seniors were honored at a dinner at the Mason- ic Temple. Class Night saw more than 40 Seniors presented with a total ofmore than 348.000 in schol- arships and awards. The Prom, Friday evening added elegance and more formality to the week. The culmination of the week's rehearsals came Monday evening when 169 Seniors received their diplomas. Although the exercises had to be postponed a day because ot' rain, the excitement of a memorable week was still present. allowing the Seniors to end their high school lives in a blaze of tears. happiness, and glory. vez.. ..... af? gf K, ...i... J. Naughton, Mayor F. C. Florini, Supt. R. Taylor, Guidance Director L, Perotta and Principal S. J. Drotter. CLASS NIGHT JU E I , I967 Mrs. Lucille Croscup leads class in the singing of the Class Ode and the Alma Mater Q Mr. Drotter presents Honor Essayist Susan Case with achieve- ment award. 107 Jugp Sealed Gail Stokes Kathleen Toohev queen Caron McKane. Christine Sprague. srandingg Miss Stokes escort Carol Reberger John Lenhofl Dennis Carsno. Bruce Hurlbut. James Naughton. SUMMER MAGIC JU IOR SENIOR PROM The McCann High School Gym was the scene ofthe Drury Prom on Friday evening June. 16. 1967. About 250 couples danced in yellow and green gardens to the tunes of Peter DeMeo and his orchestra. The highpoint ofthe evening was the Grand March and the crown- ing of Miss Kathleen Toohey as queen. QV 4 fm f F gf f Q 'fe' ' , 4 Mr. Irving Toupence crowns Kathleen Toohey queen as Mrs. Marion Sweeney presents her with flowers. , !ff!r fjvf' ,f -' .r ff- A fl. W H V fi Ay 'fffwf f' ,, .-sf , ,,!' iw, ,ff M f a ! .2 4 x arf 'V 1 KZ? fi ' we 4 Kathleen Toohey, Queen and her escort Dennis Carsno. ,M f The Grand March 1 09 JU .Az S! 9---.... .W-.... 4 N ,W Xing, :Y ,Q 'vw H '44fx 4' Q4 ' H'..x 1 j.k, rr E .f',, -xi . GRADUATIO EXERCISES E I9 Guests of honor: Rev. Reiger, R. Petri, Rev. J. Nicholson, L. Sinclilico, Rabbi Fishaut, Mayor F. C. Florini, Supt. R. Taylor, quest speaker L. A. Ovian, and Principal S. J. Drotter. 'E MT Lawrence A. Ovian, senior supervisor of Secondary Education, Massachusetts De partment of Education, speakgts to the graduates about Life,s Three R's,'. 54 Y . v , p yy, 4 f T 1 Q . aa .5 ,, ,ago . , ' ' 5? ffl 'X NA .Ms 4 xy.. wmv 27.4, 4 :V W 'W h T W, Uwft' -Y M 1ZL,. W . W ,Q 4. . ...WW . I AWA 9' 'E '? IW'? j 3- L QV if g f Il if KM Q x V , . f ,X if 1 J- . M' 5 'Q . gm: W4 FV' 'W . 4 ' -f ur W' 7 nf , f f ' f .,..,..y,qv,g,-nejfif H ,y X6 ' 2' g if ' . v V it V , , 'W I 'M' ' , as M. . Q ' K . 1, in 3 M 5 fa W ff 2 at 1 X f 7'i.,vma , 1 . X f A s, W' K iwmf E 2 i f 4 32? WJ ., . g f . , , ' Mk? 0 n f da 'Lf 4 3 ' 4 lf 1 'V AM., I . we I ff fg.',7s., lj' ff i W , .QQ ff , e we V 51515 T fa- , ' W 'ff' ' . fam 21 , W , ,M f 'Y 'W X' ,z ' ' K - 'K '77!'M- fi ,H 32 ff , f , AM: . ' My r ay Z, W V :iq , f V We -vw A . V ,l A ,JW The graduates march in. 1 i 1 :N L .4 2 1 I , N ' w X 1 w U J H S M Y E H I SQ W '45 V f' ff' X9 vwizf -. . if? NKQLE 1-1 e'.gv 'a'.'!x, S 1 A-A .If uv -kim -3 ' i 'Wyf A ' ' Q V. f Q,+l f- M W 5 l N 1 H ,MA n l A-.Q . Y-Q55 1,14 if . 'U ' ,Q 1 '- .0 Zee, W -' .f , , , I Q, My ff j 4 -V L, 1 , nhkxg , ' V M Aa W 'viuwmw 5-fM 'f '?4w if Q2 r if at ' f ,G ff' 0 l A 5 .W 1 ' 5 l .1 ' 2 5 f , 4 51 N ll H II nilifllfil ll ffl' 1144 AD ERTISEME YI I Congratulations to ' the Class of 1967 WIRTHMORE STORE North Adams DRURY H IGH SCHOOL STUDENT Best Wishes to the L Drury Seniors from BATEMAN,S CITY MARKET 64 Main Street North Adams Phone 663-3271 Congratul t QUADLAND'S FLOWERS 81 GIFTS Compliments of the FRESHMAN CLASS Tom 81 Cindy Mart Compliments fr m ISBELL ELECTRIC CO. Best Wishes from LAMB'S STATIONERY STORE 85 Main Street On the Concourse Compliments of ALDO'S PAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE Compliments of 145 State Sffeet CLINTON E. WHITNEY North Adams to the Class of 1967 Best Wishes to The Class of 67 MOHAWK SKI SHOP Congratulations from the SOPHOMORE CLASS Compliments from the WILLIAMS BOOKSTORE Compliments of Compliments of JOLLEY JEWELERS 13 Eagle Street HOUSE OF WALSH NO't Adm More than a Toggery A Drury Institution Sport Coats Lo PRESTO,S SHOE Spring Street STORE Williamstown, Massachusetts Colonial Shgpping Center Williamstown. Mass. G dL kt th s MILL REMNANT SHOP 60 M St t Good Luck and Best Wishes N th Ad M ffgm PAT 85 CAL,S SERVICE CENTER 216-218 River Street GI dt b bl t y North Adams, Mass. Transmission Specialist FRIENDLY ICE CREAM State Road N th Ad IVI Congratulations to the Class of 1967 91,4 eNcL4ND I Q5 lffrmc sig' Be Modern-Live Better Electrically ' MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY X + AWAHAIAH AM 'l23OKCfFM 1oo.1rv1c M CURRAN HIGHWAY . NORTH ADAMS, MASS. 01248 - TFL 414 A ff ' Compliments of WALL-STREETER SHOE COMPANY North Adams, Massachusetts The Prestige in IVlen's Shoes. ABC CLEANERS For Your Fashions Visit RISEBERG'S The Berkshires Compliments of CASCADE PAPER COMPANY 1 Brown Street North Adams Compliments from WHITNEY'S DRUG STORES, INC 61 Main Street North Adams, Mass. Phone 664-36180 TO DRURY SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF BERKSHIRE CCCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Pttf ld M h tt Compliments of HEARTWELLVILLE Compliments to the Seniors DILEGO'S JEWELERS We don't want ll of Drury's book business . . just yours WASHBURNE'S The College Book Store Williamstown Dial GL 8.48623 Compliments of DR. WILLIAM HORN PEEBLES JEWEL SHOP A Member of the A werican Gem Society Registered J l North Adams, Mass. Compliments of MODERN DAIRY 298 State Street North Adams COMPLIMENTS CF Congratulations to The Class of 1967 NORTH ADAMS HOOSAC SAVINGS BANK 'tOn the Sunny Side of the Streetv Incorporated 1848 Congratulations to the Seniors THE BERKSHIRE from GAS CO. JAMES HUNTER Can't Beat Gas Heat North Adams Massachusetts North Adams Massachusetts A BALANCED NEWSPAPER Informed citizens need these days to know not only what is going on in their home community, but whatis happening in their state, in the nation's capital-and in the world. The Transcript is dedicated to filling these needs for informa- tion forthe people of Northern Berkshire. In addition to a full news report of community activities, it daily presents a compre- hensive report of what is happening in Massachusetts, in Wash- ington and in world news spots. In addition, The Transcript regularly publishes informative background news, thoughtful columns and vigorous, forthright and informed editorial comment on the issues of the day. TO BE WELL INFORMED, READ THE NORTH ADAMS TRANSCRIPT BREWER-PERKINS-Chrysler-Plymouth-Rio Trucks- Triumph-Valiant FRANK,S MOTOR SALES-Willyis Jeeps. K-M MOTOR SALES, INC.-Rambler-MetrOpOlitan- Toyota. SHAPIRO CHEVROLET, INC.-Chevrolet Cars 8L Trucks. DICK SCARFONI, INC.-FOrd-LincOln-Mercury. BERKSHIRE SPORTS CARS INC.-MGB-Austin Healey -Sprite. NORTH BERKSHIRE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION MOHAWK MOTORS-Pontiac-Tempest-Buick. WINDOR MOTORS-Dodge Cars 8L Trucks. PREJSNARS GARAGE-Chevrolet-Oldsmobile. BEDARD MOTORS-Saab-Volvo. GRUNDYIS GARAGE-Pontiac-Tempest. THOMAS MCMAHON 8: SON-Chevrolet Cars 8L Trucks. PIONEERS IN ELECTRCNICS People are our most important asset. We are proud that many of our fine people are graduates of Drury High School. El E'l EIB SPRHGUE ELECTRIC CDIIIPIIIW Ilonm llnnms,I1Inss. MAZZUCHI STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP I 85 Main Street Congratulauo North Adams, Massachusetts to the Senior Clas CHESTER S SYMS DECORATORS 6We satisfy ourselves b others well Good Luck and Best Wishes from the CLASS OF 1968 Class of l967 GALLUP-DICKEY INSURANCE AGENCY N Spring Street, Williamstown Compliments of GAZZANIGA WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Art Material Headquarters Best Wishes to the Drury Class of 1967 from LEV HARDWARE and SUPPLY CDMPANY 26-40 Holden Street Dial MO 3-6596 North Adams. Mass. Compliments of LILLY'S MUSIC HOUSE Street North Adams -r' I , E 5 ,fu- i ll W MX E , g ll , Tv,-I A 4 III ' 1 - I. 1, .. 1 , . . Sp z , ' A , .w 121 4:1 I1 I . ' gig, 'gvnleffi ' - - 1-- I . WA I 12 2 11, ' A' lg?..'d31?A' a I , ,I .II ,I,,.I-3.53 . Mug - -iv.-- ' L,'ag':-YL'-'Q . M? ' ' '3 1 '1t 'P2,'I A1igf?-45131 U.:1 ' 1-' ,4!'1 .'1','Q'1k'1f -, 'W- -15. 1 -4 Wu-W I-'.1 wf'5m15 1a'i5? , .11-I I .If I I- I Lev JI, , A , 1 ., , I4 I I I.. I . yr .I I.I.a4I -1' gg 1 ' ' -,-19 -. ,wr I -. 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K N I 1 Dru ry - Yeir 3001: 14...,f.J - No' TG 'Ta 'V' isflfea Fmn' This Room 521 Schc-91 - EOC? N f J ITM -- 1967 AUTHORHTYY Y 'LY W Y V TlTLf 4751+ 3 ' ,r-an TW' H far:-f f H -- I mu our aonhownh nun: ,,',f,?,21, w n H -A U K , A ,W , mvifu, fa OE C0 World News-1966 1, Communists Take A Walk-On October l2th, Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary walk', as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chieh, addressed the General Assembly. 2, First Lady Listens-Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband, President Marcos, ad- dress the UN General Assembly during a state visit in Sep- tember. 3, Secretary Seeks Facts-During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U.S. Commander, Gen. Wm. lvestmoreland. It was McNamara's eighth visit to Viet Nam. 4, United Nations Chief Stays On-Secretary General U Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. 1 - . v 'Y .. ' - i- F Y' - 4-,Qu ,,u . iv Fw .41-lK fq-Y fl i l WJ 5, Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam-Following a long conference with President johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects for a Viet Nam settlement and said, the door is open and we see no evidence it has been closed. 6, jet Comes Home-A Phantom F-4B glides onto a carrier deck in the South China Sea after a mission over North Viet Nam. 7, Happy Filipinos-This flag-waving group of Filipinos greeted President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived there for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 8, Guest of Rzzssimzs-During a December reception at the Soviet Embassy in Paris, French President Charles DeGaulIe chats with Soxiet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visiting France. .1 xii 1 2 R. S 3 .jf W WA . QM ya' ff ' i f fam1ll ' ,v Q1 . - lf ,, '+- C, MUN Klingon Q 'Km K-ein.: 99. f L. 4 4 l I ?, -.hs y T 4 ... .., f L. - ' -'i I W Q -, 3 . A ' '