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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

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I . ff- 'YS-N' an ML-A -nbos M'fq Q mg ' JGQSSQ' ' ' LQJEQ 1- , 1 , tw- .f ,:. .gmkp xggggwggl, Y , is-14'-ff'f?-Fi' -.. - nA - Jin ' s , X, -L - L. t'S ' LRGEEVFEF 2 If ,ggi IVTRGVKMN NATIONAL EVENTS I On March 9, Presldent Johnson presents the Medal of Honor to Spec Blawrence Joel. the llrst medlc to wm the natlons hrghest award tor mrlrtary gallantry 2 In October, thousands ot ant:-Vletnam-war protest marchers descended on Washlngton. D. C, and created scenes luke thus at the mall entrance ol the Pentagon. 3 Astronauts Vlrgrl l Grlssom. Edward H. Whrte and Roger B Chattee dled at Cape Kennedy on January 27 when llre broke out rn thelr Apollo capsule A On September 9. Dehra Dene Barnes Moran, Kan- sas, was chosen Mass Amerlca 1968 Debra was the second Nllss Kansas ln a row to wan thus hugh honor, 5 Thls young lady rs holdmg slr pleces of hugh-reso lutlon tllm, called chlps. developed by IBM. All of Shalrespeares works can be recorded on sux chlps. 6. 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Fife teen thousand residents of Fairbanks were evacuated. 8. ln July, 11,700 Federal troops were called in to suppress noting in Detroit, Michigan, Many other cities experienced similar riots during 1967. 9. On November 9, following years of preparation and the expenditure of billions of dollars, the first giant Saturn rocket was launched from Cape Kennedy. 10. UCLA's basketball team, featuring 7-foot, 2-inch Lew Alcindor, was undefeated in 1967 and could cone ceivably set an all time win record during 1968. 11. Secretary Robert C, Weaver looks over a possible solution to part of the pollution problem, a minicar which features a small gasoline-electric engine, 12. ln lanuary, a record-smashing 26 inches of snow fell in Chicago in 29 hours and brought the entire area to a virtual standstill for more than a week ? r g . i sf, Z ,Q QQ,-. ' ', f X 544 4 'fl' H . ff . N iff .,,f,f 14 3 -...Magnum 1 Lg im v . gy V W '. 5 1 X . I ww A ffl Q. ff f, SEM- f iw. f f x' -I 3 -if L : 4, 'ibm W ,Q E 'T L 'f E 1 it iv 3 z:L :fi :V w - K... ..., W L ' TY X .LJ W? .X Q, ...M .wr H Tw? an E CLA 0F 1 NATHANITE DRURY HIGH SCHOOL North Adams, Nlassacvhusetts In Appreciation On behalf of the Nathanite Staff, we would like to express our sincere thanks to everyone who in any way contributed to the production of our yearbook. Our special thanks go to lVlr. Irving P. Toup- ence, our advisor, lVlr. Randolph Trabold and Nlrs. Edward Horahan of the North Adams Transcript, Nlr. Raymond Merri- gan, our generous advertisers, and our untiring staff, without whose help this yearbook could not have been possible. Co-Editors mms lm Mlm 0.4.4.7 2 Dedication With deep appreciation for his assistance as our Junior class advisor and dedication as a member of the Foreign Language Department at Drury High School, we the Class of 1968 dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Natale F. Sondrini. 3 Class Ode To the Tune of lVlore Now is the time we take to say good-bye To our cherished days at Drury High Words can never say what's in ours hearts today We feel them in such a very special way. We will always think of the fun we had And problems we all faced And we know they'Il help us in our days ahead and forever. Full would describe our days at Drury past Tender the memories we will hold fast. Now it is right to thank all those Who have helped us reach our goals At our Beloved Drury High. Written By ROBERT PAQUETTE 4 A Graduation Is 'Q , A ,. : .17 s. 1 NG v Ev 'L , zz. F , V 95' for 1 4, , A Time To Stop To Take Stock To See What 3 Has Been 1 '7 A Z , . . . To Some x rw ' I f Done A Time To Rejoice In Dead Or D yin g Glories. . ,. O V , . x I . . xi . ,. L 6 To Others It Is A Time T0 Think, T 0 H ope, T 0 Plan. It Is A Day Of Days A Kaleidoscope Of Past-Of Future . A Quiet Merging Of What Was What Might Be. -1 if-'QS It Symbolizes The Prayer Of Creativity, The Peace Of Scholarships, Ana' The Joyous Pain Of True Development. Finalbf It Brings To An Ena' The Happy Troubled Moments Of Our Youth. . . . Ana' Leaves Us With The Activity Ana' Potency To Realize A Full Maturity On This- Our Graduation. 9 bws, V h V.- 2' - , School Life 1968 g Frequent bomb scares caused evacuation of school. -QD V . .X-, 5-Q . N-. ..... ,,-5, - .'-,J Q-, -fg -- ' 'A-1 ,W M N, . r' ,N if Q -.pl , , . , ,x .V , M' ,Z v a f , , cr, V I J A -N 'A --'Ir Y -. - ' 'iff nw? -v 'W a 1 .1- .ns.i. +- Nnwif ' --'fa r ., 'fx' .. Q - Q' ' ' w 1 C' av' ' ' 'DQ' N fb 21. Q A- b - ,W d , .,., nr A 5, . , - Mya xyv 1 'A A 41 L' ply , W 5. ih .604 xv-, ?n ' . - 4 -,-.au 1 A f9'f..Y4', awe' a 'Q ,nc 'wiv-1-.-fx. A s.-.I 1-',,.-.. -1 -er. -,, pw- N11 ,f v .. -4. Q' X . . S- .- A' 1 it . N -Ida , M . '1u9 -.0 .. r , Qs- Z -- .. - if -fm, 4 A . ls' le.. 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To the Underclassmen we ieave the chai- Ienge to follow in the footsteps of those who have gone before them. 12 Contents We will always remember the Activities which rounded out our school life and gave us added fullment. We will remember the Sp0I'tS which taught us what it means to win and to lose. We will remember Commencement which for us marked an end and a beginning. 13 'flier 33, Iva, Q , Nh J W Tgwuywq W. Mega fin: 1 . 'w f r 1' P' V' 'S O N N FJ I ' 5 Q . U Q c f ' S M 1 i-Lhgx f 'fi 'Fr-5 'Y' W3 'I N ,. 3 I - g.- 4 9. Y ,I 'fs at BL N Mr- Stephen J- Drotter CPrincipaIJ Mr. Mortimer Howard qvioe-Praooapon Ph.B.. Holy Cross . AB., Boston umvorsity M.Ed., Unlversuty of Maane MA., Boston University 'ii -Q S. i Mr. Louise J. Perrota CHead of Mr. Joseph Campedelli CGuidanceD Mrs. Anne Mastronianni Guidance Dept.J BS., M.Ed., State College at North fGuldanceH B.S., lthica Adams B.S.Ed.. State College at North M. in Guidance, Siena College. Adams. r.. AQ .X Wx: Y ,..g ,. School Committee: sitting: Mr. Edward Nassif, Mayor James Cleary. and Mr. George Jarck. Standing: Mr. John Eagar, Mr. Wilfred M. Galla- gher, and Mr. Stephen Long. 16 ,HJ af, 7 if f 1 ,f 1 I W. Z Mfr, ' V 'Mn .Y 4 V4.0 RX . . ' 4.-w , twsfzwff-f,. f . 5 1 Dr. Robert N. Taylor retired in February 1968 after having been Superintendent of Schools for 20 years in the North Ad- ams School system. He graduated from Northeastern with a B.Ch.E., from Harvard with a M.Ed., and from Calvin Coolidge with a Ed.D. He has helped initiate many new programs in the North Adams Schools. Some of the more important ones are: a full day Kindergarten program in 1950, organization of classes for academically talented pupils in.1959, organization of a class for emotionally disturbed children in 1960, and introduction of a modern mathematics program at Mark Hopkins School. Wilfred M. Gallagher is the new Superintendent of Schools in the North Adams School system. He graduated from Providence College with a B.S., and from Rhode Island College with a Ed.M. He is working at the University of Connecticut for a doctorate degree. Previously he was principal of the Williams High School, superintendent of the Stockbridge school system, and super- intendent of the Berkshire Hills Regional School District. Fu N9 , ,X f V Miss Florence Guilbeault Mrs. Jean Bousquet Mrs. Caroline Gregory Bliss Business College Kneller Girls School fEngIandJ Drury High School 17 t f A . eg. fi fl ig li L is Mr. Paul O. Gravel CChairman of English Dept.J B.A., St. Michael's M.Ed., State College Perhaps OfAII The Creation Of Man, ENGLISH Drury offers a four-year program of English. it includes the study of grammar and literature as preparation for college. Creative writ- ing, a course for seniors, helps students develop their writing talents. There are accelerated courses for students with' special aptitude and interests in English. Emphasis in these classes is placed on composition and appreciation of literature. at North Adams. . Q I Q 11' Y . .1 4V . A et . as i, . 1 5. 1 . ig fi ' ? 'E i f' F I J' 1 7 ' K f X i Mrs. Veronica deGategno Mrs. Katherine Duby Mr. Francis Merrigan B.S.Ed., M.Ed., State College B.A., Our Lady of the Elms. AB., St. Michael's at North Adams M.Ed., State College at North Adams x , . ' I A , '- .5 l 'P 'Q l lf' . 'af- .63 QP' JJ Miss Eleanor Ringdahl Mr. Jay Rutkowski A.B., University of Maine B.A., Merrimack College M.A., Boston University 0 :X 'B - -, 'ffiff-4-.g . 1 i'- fi:-'t-.E'2r:Z-.3-.Q-.'1::.t A 1 f','- 1 '.- - . .!,.l- i .,.,. , . w '.:.'-.'-rr. L1-22 - is f Mrs. Eleanor Taff Miss Dianne Bedard Nlf- FI'8F1CiSgQUln ', y BS., Seton Hall University B.A., Elmira College BSS.. Fairfield University Language Is The Most Astonishing. H ,ky nh LANGUAGE mm French, Latin, Spanish, and Italian are offered at Drury. The goal of the language department is to help students gain a fur- -we ther understanding of foreign countries and their people by V learning to read, speak, write, and understand their languages. f Our language laboratory provides excellent facilities for learning. f 1 A lt consists of tapes, records, and individual listening devices. ,,':, 1 , F i.., Mr. Nate Sondrini Miss Carole Millette B.A., University of Mass. B.A., Our Lady of the Elms M.A., Middlebury Miss Elaine Lebert B.A., Anna Maria as if f. r A - X a2f.r4y1 if .f 'VVV .. u ., 'ag' i , if 1 1 i ' Mr. Norman D'Amico CPre- Vocational Instructorj B.A., State College at North 19 Adams Mr. Edmond Trudeau CChairman of Lan guage Dept.J AB., Assumption College M.A., Columbia University 1 V i new fl ii 1 .1 1 . - U s Mr. Paul deGategno B.S.Ed., University of Rennes CFranceJ London School of Economics its i . I ' , E v N ' 'Lind 5 2' , , 1:- L A A A iw gf f , , , . g-,ix V , f , i . ' . 'f '21 . N 3 Mrs. Martha Brawn CDevelop- mental Readingp l3.S.Ed., M.Ed., State College at North Adams ,J Y 1 1 Qi. 'pw Mrs. Phyllis Howe CLibrarianJ BS., Simmons College M.Ed., State College at North Adams '71 Knowledge Of History Is A Means Of Strength. U Q' if, Y Q .Q ' , 8 ' S i I Miss Margaret Stewart fChairman of Social Science Dept.J A.B., Acadia University B.S.C., Nl.Ed., State College at North Adams 3' SOCIAL SCIENCE History and sociology classes constitute the social studies depart ment at Drury. Through the study of the development ot nations r students are equipped with a more complete background to cope ft V t with the problems of the modern world. Mr. Roger Cirone B.S., Brown University A K -K-.. Mr. Robert Dean BS., B.A., M.Ed., State College at North Adams 'Aff' . E555-A nr Jw A ' 1 1 , 1 N it 'S 'vs' N ' nk,- K, 4 X 1 ,I x X i - V' z , . I N ,X R ,i L f' Mr. Joseph Girardi Mr. Edward Lamarre Mr. Donald Pecor Jr. B.A., St. AnseIm's. A.B., St. Anselm's B.A., State College at North Adams M.Ed., State College at North Adams 20 'tr 5 BUSINESS s Qi' A vvll Business subjects offered at Drury include typing, bookkeeping A K X shorthand, and office practice. They help prepare students for ca as . 5, ,. reefs in the field of business. . f , 55 Mr. Irving Toupence CChairman of Business Dept.J B.S.Ed., Salem State M.Ed., State College at North Adams. I 'iv . 3-v'N 3 f M rf5: ' i A A 7 A it . ' A sr 4 gi fs f JS? f ,Aw ' t bXb.0if.g. J Tm .. As, e Miss Joan Clermont Mrs. Irene Dyson Mrs. Evelyn Weeks B.S.Ed., Salem State Bay Path Institute B.S., University of Maine M.Ed., State College at North Adams X s 7-T'-1-s If 'v Mr. John DelNegro CDirector of Mr. Herbert Johnson fPhysicaI Ed.J Mrs. Anne Washburn CPhysical Physical Ed. and athleticsj B.S., Springfield College Ed.J A.B., Manhattan M.Ed., State College at North B.S.Ed., Skidmore M.A., Bates Adams. 21 The Study Of Mathematics, Like The Nile, Begins In Minuleness But Ends In Magnnieence. MATHEMATICS Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, senior math, and advanced math are the lVlath courses offered at Drury. The study of mathematics gives the student a funda- mental command of mathematics so as to encourage independant study and to prepare college students for continued work. f I AQ 356 L . u' K V A '-r f f.4u-0-g A W l if , 'V' - ! If Q, . -e W ' .J .v g 1 gl - ,uma 'ini 557. 'Y' . .TE .I 4. Mr. Francis Noel CChairm matics Depth AB.. Williams College 'Q 4 an of Mathe- 1 C . - : . A -1 . 1 .yt I. -.E It 1 -u C4--A iii e , 'sri-1. A ls , , . , . ,.- I iffy' - sf:- lwmig :HM M . l--1 -1 . 1' ' 'Z-an .L Mr. Gary Kelly Mr. Robert Kove, Mr. Thomas McGrath BA., Williamg College B.S,, Siena College BA, Central Connecticut State lVl.Ed., State College at North College Adams ' I 1 5 Atl ' V fu' ' Mr. William Prevey Mrs. Lorane Whitcomb B.S., University of Mass. BS., Universltlf Of M355- lVl.Ed., Springfield fm Science Is Nothing But Good Sense Ano' Sound Reason. v S225 . s ,X ' 'K f we 1 t ,. Q.. MQ if Obs. s Mr. Nicholas DelNegro CChairman of Science Dept.D B.S.Ed., Norwich University M.Ed., State College at North Adams Mr. William Chandler B.S., University of Connecticut M.Ed., State College at North Adams Mr. Charles Boisvert B.S. Hartwick College M.Ed., State College at North Adams f 2, 1 , . . .4 - r ...mm rf-'efvv-nf S' ,, 1, Mr. Clarence Perry B.S., State College at North Adams Mr. Silvio Lamarre B.A., Norwich University 23 SCIENCE The science department offers earth science, biology chemistry, and physics. Biology classes study living things, chemistry classes experiment with the elements and physics classes learn the laws of physics. Mr. Joseph Gniadek A.A., B.S., Worchester Jr. College B.A., University of Utah Mr. Louis Axt B.A., State College at North Adams 1 X xii. K AA. ' X eve' f 1 in Q! 1 is Q3 I 4: Q'-c. s Y, ffl 0 -. .u f. ::-5.1 lg . , i. 1, lk Q l -.SE .s tp. fl: 2' z 'Fi F' L' ,Iii lr I -9.51: ...xii If f .: ITL ig' t,,,37hf, I Q 1 QT Y l 4 I i Mr. Thomas Sicilians Clndustrial Mr. Ronald Smacnetti Clndustrial Arts Artsj B.S. Parks College University of St. B.S.Ed., State University College at Louis Oswego Mr. Henry Blake Clnstrument lnstructorj B.Mus.Ed., Vandercook I .,,,.A . Z , . l I 1 i. ff - W is . l X x vi ii il' 'i Mrs. Lucille Croscup CMusic7 B.S., Alfred University, 24 Mrs. Margaret Accetta fScl'iool Nursej R.N. St. Luke's Hospital. 1 , , ,,,k . ,gi 1 z , I.. V . - e Q , . fy., Q V., s 1 '-,f-: 1:PS21'11-Sexy, , il f A V ' my-W 3 2 I '11 ,A fwi fa! 2 .. MA .A,, 5 . f l l i'-'1 X. Q Catherine Wotkowicz, Ruth Deamer, Anita Dupuis, Norma Williams, and Margar- et Draeuf. an , 1 ' W xl Q l J ' 1: , 7 ff ,ww W, .. ' T Q gy .ggi Mrs. Marion A. Sweeney Chairman of Household Arts Dept. B.S.Ed., Framingham State Teachers. upper left: Mr. Robert Knox lower left: Mr. Lawrence Wood , , ff' 'ffm 3 fi, .' V,1 5 A Nl.. M e a A 25 Mrs. Georgette Maloney CHouse- hold Artsy BS., Farmington State College lVl.Ed., State College at North Adams upper right: Nlr. Conrad Edwards lower right: Mr. Wilfred Senecal -f ' ,- N ,f filffff' J . a1n.f ' 'ali I- f- 2'-'s ' W1 -F 5 9 'V '-'T Af - x ' H , Q 9 4 ' 1 , I -:: D- R J ' , ir- J .-5' V. nf!! Hsgfii . ' .4..,, N N wif 5 iff!!! 1 . .. Ak 4 . I Z, -- , . 1 A XQMWX J dd-4,-,,,... i X F , I 1 ' 1 A , ,,-. 'Tr-. s N, x' rw 1 K X A ' .- 1 .V . 4, 'I V I , F A. , 1 Y1 sdx 1 DN, v Q fl' 1 ,Q 'TJ 2 fuss N S+-, -I3 --'fa STEVEN PETER ABUISI 102 Ashton Avenue uAbuu lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3g J.V. Base- ball 1, 25 Soph. Frolic Comm, J.V. Foot- ball 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 3, 4 CTri- Capt.J, Varsity Club 4. DEBORAH MAY ANDERSON Middle Rd., Clarksburg Debbie Soph. Frolic Comm., F.T.A. 2, 3 CSec.J, 4 fPres.j, Driver's Ed.: Jr. Play Crew, Prom Comm. 35 Nu Sigma 7' IK 11,19 MARIO G. ALCARO 100 Veazie Street Mario lnterclass Basketball 1. 2, 3: J.V. Foot- ball 2g Varsity Football 3. 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, Nu Sigma 3. BARBARA ANN ARMITAGE 45 Highland Avenue Barb Driver's Ed.: Yearbook Staff 3. 4 fFacul- ty Ed.Jp Exchange Club: F.T.A. 4. 28 SUSAN EVA AMATO 23 Warren Street nsueu Chorus 3. 4. DIANE MARY ARNOLD Stamford, Vt. Diane Gym Leaders 2. 3. I STEPHEN B. BAILEY 778 West Shaft Rd. Steve DEBORAH JUNE ASHTON 132 Ashton Avenue Crash Honor Sweater 11 Honor Plaque 2, 3, Jr. Play Cast, Driver's Ed., Nu Sigma, Boy's Vice-Pres. 4. Gym Leaders 1, Soph. Frolic Comm., Student Council 2, 3, 4 CSec.J, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4 CCo-Capt.J, Jr. Play Crew, Prom Comm. 3, Nu Sigma, Exchange Club. STEVEN A. BARD 410 State Rd. Flash FRED BARUZZI 19 Hermon Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, Soph. Frolic Comm., Ring I-Fred Comm., Jr. Play Cast: Driver's Ed., J.H. Rellll Speaking COUTGST 33 Yearbook 3' 4 lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Cltctivities Ed-Ji NGWSPSDGY 43 EXCVWHUEG 4, Driver's Ed., Nu Sigma, Track Team Club CVice-Pres.J. 4. 29 NANCY JEAN BAKER 1388 Massachusetts Avenue llNancyl1 Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Frolic Comm., Jr. Play Crew, Driver's Ed., Nu Sigma, F.T.A. 4. JAMES S. BASTIEN, JR. 22 Blackington Street Bass lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. ifw ,N ,, WW' RUSSELL THOMAS BEALL 36 Highland Avenue Russ Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1. 2, 3, 45 Soph. Frolic Comm.: Prom Comm 3, F.T.A. 33 Jr. Play Crew, Newspaper 4: Sr. Play Cast. PATRICIA ANN BENTLEY 1002 Mohawk Trail :, .,! 45 4 Ml? . Y'-' I CHARLES ALBERT BEILKE 25 Windom Terrace Chuck BRUCE C. BERGENDAHL 87 East Quincy Street llsergyll Patty Gymnastics 1: J.V. Football 1: J.V. Base- ball 1, 23 Varsity Football 2, 3: Soph. Chorus 1, 2, 3: Gymnastics 2. 3, 4: Gym Frolic Commg Prom Comm. 3: Varsity Leaders 2, 3, 45 Nu Sigma. Baseball 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 fPres.l. 'N-fr 30 1' JANE R. BELANGER Welsh Rd., Clarksburg Jane Honor Sweater 1: Honor Plaque 2: Driv' er's Ed.: FTA. 2. 3.4: Nu Sigma. DENNIS FRANCIS BERNARDI 42 Tyler Street L'il Barney Soph. Frolic Comm.: Chorus 4: Track Team 4. JAMES MICHAEL BIANCO 130 Marion Avenue Gomer J.V. Football 1, 2, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Golf Team 1, 3, Class Pres. 2, Ring Comm. 2, Track Team 2, Jr. Play Crew, Nu Sigma, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Ex- change Club 4 CPres.J. MARY DIANE BLANCHARD 76 School Street uMaryll CHERYL ANNE BISSAILLON Middle Rd., Clarksburg llcherylfl Fresh. Speaking Contest, Soph. Frolic Comm., F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play Crew, Yearbook 3, 4 CBusiness Ed.J, Student Council 3, 4, Exchange Club 4. JACQUELINE ANNE BOISJOLIE 132 North Street Jackie Honor Sweater 1, Gym Leader 1, Ski Club 1, Student Council 1, Honor Plaque 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., J.V. Cheerleader 2 CCo-Capt.J Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4 CCapt.J, Prom Comm. 3, Girl's State 3 fAlter.J, Nu Sigma CTreas.J, Exchange Club 4. 'f Y1b 31 STEPHEN ALLEN BISSAILLON Readsboro, Vt. Steve' ' BEVERLY ANN BOURASSA 27 New Street 4, llBevll Soph. Frolic Comm., F.T.A. 2, 3, Sigma. sr F' T 42 5253- ' 9 'f Vw . fm, . ,. X K ,gs LORRAINE M. BOURDON Middle Rd., Clarksburg Lorraine '. Y Q MARY ANNE BOURDON 426 East Main Street Mary Ann Driver's Ed.: F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Jr. Play Driver's Ed.gSopl'1. Frollc Commg F.T.A, Crewg Nu Sigma. CHERYL ANN BRIGGS 53 Tremont Street Cheryl RONALD C. BRIGGS Drury, Mass. ll ELISE A. BOYER 334 Franklin Street Elsie Fresh. Speaklng Contest: Gym Leaders 1: Soph. Frollc Comm.: Rlng Comm. 23 Class Vlce-Pres. 2. 31 Glrl's Vlce-Pres. 4: Jr, Play Crew. Nu Slgmag Varslty Cheer, leader 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 43 Exchange Club 4. WILLIE LEE BROOKS, JR. 440 River Street Willie J.V. Basketball 1: Varslty Football 1. 2. 3: Varslty Basketball 2. 3: Varsity Base- ball 2. 3: Varslty Club 3. 4. T3 llRonvv Gymnastics 4. a --A 'PQ wsqw., Wi-' 32 NELSON R. BROUILLETT 82 Brooklyn Street Nelson Track Team 2, 3, 43 Nu Sigma, Chorus 43 Track Club 4. GARY ALAN BURDICK Central Shaft Rd. HGaryl! Driver's Ed., Gymnastics 4. mmlwlf' if 3 5 RICHARD HARRY BROWER 60 Central Avenue Richie J.V. Basketball 13 Band 2, 3, 4, Driver's Ed., Soph. Frolic Comm., Interclass Bas- ketball 2, 3, Gymnastic Team 33 Gym- nastics 2, 3, 43 Exchange Club 4. ROBERT G. BURDICK, JR. 84 Meadow Street All-ennytl lnterclass Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, 33 Cross Country Team 35 Driver's Ed., Exchange Club 4. I 33 A446363 ri' ROBERT HENRY BULETTI 487 Walnut Street Pebbles Ski Club 1, 43 J.V. Football 2, Track Team 2, 33 Jr. Play Crew, Prom Comm. 33 Varsity Football 3, 4. ANGELO JOSEPH BURRO, JR. Gates Ave., Clarksburg Angelo Driver's Ed. 6 wt ' Ax . v A. ,.,.f-fr-af, ' ffU '-f AIC'- A, .5-IH' Q, tif ROBERT ALAN BUTLER 17Vz Jackson Street Butler MARIANNE JANE CANEDY 122 Prospect Street Marianne Drivers Ed.g Jr. Play Castg Choru f 1+ , ga . -- . -3443 .57 . , Y , ,r . I, CAROL ANNE CAMADINE 165 Veazie Street ..2-CH Gym Leaders 1. Ski Cluo 1, Honor Sweater 11 Honor Plaque 2. 3. Soon, Frolic Comms Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3. Prom Comm 3. Nu Sigma, Yearbook Staff 4. Exchange Club N1 RICHARD ERNEST CANNITY 4 Church Hill Ricky Fresh. Speaking Contest: Gymnastics 1. 2: Soph, Frollc Commg Jr, Play Cast: Prom Comm. 3. '62 g x st l 7 'wr' N, NL: L 'Ti ..-V 3-1- s--1 'C 1 1 ANNETTE ROSALIE CANALE 67 Dean Street Annette Nu Sigma 33 Dnver Education 3 DAVID H. CARNEY 138 East Quincy Street Dave 43 CHERYL ANN CHALMERS Musterfield Heights, Clarksburg Cheryl Nu Sigma. MICHELE DENISE CHENAIL 40 Cady Street Usher! Gym Leaders 13 Ski Club 13 Honor Sweater 23 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Driver's Ed.3 Nu Sigma3 Prom' Comm. 33 J.V. Cheerleader 2, 33 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Exchange Club 4. ROBERT HAMILTON CHALMERS School St., Clarksburg uLBobvl lnterclass Basketball 1, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Jr. Play Crew. MICHAEL FRANCIS CIRONE 222 Furnace Street Mike Ski Club.13 Baseball Manager 13 Foot- ball Manager 1, 2, 33 Driver's Ed.3 News- paper 43 Exchange Club 4. SUZANNE CHAMBERLAIN 222 Eagle Street --win Ski Club 13 Soph. Frolic Comm.3 Prom Comm. 33 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 Driv- er's Ed.3 Nu Sigmai Yearbook Staff 43 Ring Comm. 2. KATHLEEN ROSE CODOGNI Tunnel St., Readsboro, Vt. uKathyH Honor Sweater 13 Honor Plaque 23 Driv- er's Ed.: Student Council 33 F.T.A. 3, 43 Nu Sigma fSec.J3 Exchange Club 4. fr- -, ,,.,f.-'ak' ' vw V I ff , GARY HALSTEAD COE Heartwellville, Vt. Gary MARGARET DOROTHY COLLIER 33 Arnold Place Peggy Ski Club 11 Honor Sweater 2: Honor Plaque 33 F.T.A. 2, 3. 45 Nu Slgma. 7,1 . . Q' A Ji 1. el I ' V. I SHEILA NANCY COH EN 75 Biltmore Avenue Shell Gym Leaders 1. 2g IV. Cheerleader 2. Soph. Froluc Comm.: Prom Cornrn. 3. Yearbook Staff 3. 4 tSoorts Ed I MARILYN JEAN COLLINS 432 North Eagle Street ..Myrt.. Bowling Club li Honor Sweater 11 I-lon' or Plaque 2: Band 1. 2. 3. -1. Soph. Frol lc Cornmg Student Councll 2. 3, .1 qTreaS.l2 J.V. Cheerleader 2. 3 pCaot.l3 Jr. Play Crewg Nu Sigma. x I . . I I Xiu . . 0 'l A -gxfgj F 36 Q4 -11, f SUSAN M. COLLETTE 329 West Main Street Sue Gymnastlcs 1. 23 Chorus 3. Nu Sugrna DEBERY ELIZABETH COOK 1360 South Church Street Debery F TA 2. 3. -1. Nu Slgrna. Yearbook Sta 4 -1, Exchange Club -1 ge. IV'- N 1 ,awk -.12 A t was i ' R no , , rc- W ' f :fi-.-,,j CHARLES WILLIAM COWELL Mohawk Trail Chuck Bowling Team 13 Driver's Ed. EDWARD RICHARD DAILEY 1 1 Hoosac Ct. Dicky lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Golf Team 3. WW-3 LINDA MARY CROCKWELL Whitney Sand Rd. Linda MARK ANTHONY DAUB 142 Furnace Street HMark1l Av- K RANDY JANE CROSIER Heartwellville, Vt. 6lRandyYY Nu Sigma. ALAN JOSEPH DAVIGNON 8 Montana Street I Lstubll J.V. Football 1, 2: J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4 CCapt.jg Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 33 Varsity Football 3, 4 fCo-Captjg Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Nu Sigma, Exchange Club 4. .aan mi' 37 ,elif ,radiu- JAMES WILLIAM DAVIS R.F.D. it 1 AnJimvy J.V. Basketball 23 Track Team 2, 3, 43 Gymnastics 43 Varsity Club 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM DI LORENZO River Rd., Clarksburg ll-'oem Track Team 2, 3, 43 Gymnastics 3, 43 Cross Country Team CCapt.J 3, 43 Varsi- ty Club 3, 43 Track Club 4. ff. wil? rv? -,,-l NICHOLAS A. DEL NEGRO 323 Houghton Street -'Niue' CAROL ELLEN DICKINSON East Rd., Clarksburg Carol J.V. Basketball 1: Jr, Play Crew: Gym- Gym Leaders 2: Ring Comm. 2: F.T.A. 2 nastlcs 4. GERALDINE ANN DIX Clarksburg AAGerryH Driver's Ed.: Exchange Club 4. Neff -.2 . , gig- , 4 I Q1 J , l A .. hizveirxzs 7 , - , V. 1 3- Q5-5a2. i-ip-w5..,'., ,gg . E 3 , ' - . 1. at , 1. . s.isi2s.-s?iivss.gfei . 38 3, 43 Prom Comm. 3: Jr. Play Crew. MARY JANE DOUGLAS 16 Harding Avenue Mary Jane Drivers Ed.: Soph. Frollc Comm.: F.T.A 2, 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Jr. Play Crew Yearbook Staff 3. 4 QCO-Editorjz Ex change Club 4. ID ffl' 'ji .I we ,ww KRISTIN EILEEN FABRICIUS R.F.D. 411 uKriSr1 JAMES RICHARD DURKEE 63 Franklin Street nourku Ski Club 1, 2, Science Fair 1 Clst Prizel, Driver's Ed., F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma, Exchange 4. Gym Leaders 1, 2, 3, Honor Sweater 1, Honor Plaque 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Jr. Play Cast, Prom Comm. 3, Chorus 3, 4, Nu Sigma, Newspaper 4, Yearbook Staff 4. LORRAINE MICHELE FERRIS DIANE IRENE FISHER 35 Olds Street Daniels Rd., Clarksburg Lorraine Diane Driver's Ed., Twirler 2, 3. Advanced Reading 2, 3, 4. 39 X' My MARK EDWARD FEDER 102 Marion Avenue Fedes Driver's Ed. KATHRINE A. FLORINI 54 Cherry Street uKathyu Gym Leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Sweater 1, Honor Plaque 2, Driver's Ed., Nu Sig- ma, Newspaper 4, Yearbook Staff 4. r. .vw . f ,. M ,on r lbw rm., SANDRA JEAN FORAND 136 Bracewell Avenue Alsandyll Bowling Club 1. THOMAS R. GALLESE 273 Houghton Street Goose Honor Sweater 1: Honor Plaque 2: Track Team 2, 3, 43 Boy's State 35 Nu Sigmag Cross Country Team 4: Track Club 4. f 'h YU .bl vu-9 l LYNN MARIE FORGEA LINDA LOU FRANCIS 510 Union Street 129 River Street Lynn Linda Bowllng Club 1: Honor Sweater 1 Hon or Plaque 2. 3: Drlver's Ed Nu Slgma SUSAN ANN GARNER 799 Massachusetts Avenue JEAN MARIE GANCARZ Sue 33 E Street Jean Gym Leaders 1. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 Y -y -IO Q MUS 1 Sp gs 'Y 1 3-H3-A al... wiim. GARY ALFRED GATFUSO 6 Miner Street JS PAULA V. GIGLIOTTI 26 Bradford Street G2l'y Paula Driver's Ed. Gym Leaders 1, 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., Prom Comm. 3. BERNICE GOLDMAN ALLAN GARY GOODARD 63 Blackington Street 57 Chase Avenue Bern HAI!! Honor Sweater 13 Academe Staff 33 lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 33 J.V. Base- Prom Comm. 33 Nu Sigma, Newspaper ball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3. 4. 41 VICTOR F. GIRARD 47 Front Street Victor JEANNE SUZANNE HARTMAN 30 Folsom Street Jeanne Gym Leaders 1, 2, Newspaper 4 MwQk 4 wt ,Af Q- wa 4 ff! -' ' , 'X 2 zgaiwgy ,, . 7,3- N We . . ff-5 . ,um ,rmju ,fl . .1 is , 4, fe lf wwf' fig , EQQ A? LARRY EDWARD HARVEY 472 Union Street Greasy 1 DAVID WALTER HILCHEY 1060 South Church Street uoavevr Ski Team 1: Skl Club 1, 2: Chorus 3, 4. lnterclass Basketball 1: Drlver's Ed. JOHN HOCKRIDGE 75 Bradley Street Jack Honor Sweater 13 Skl Club 1, 2: Golf Team 2, 45 Nu Slgma: Student Councll 45 Exchange Club 4. K 4-4-, . 4, W , yy WTAE - . ,,...a-r LEONARD WILLIAM HODGEMAN 6 Quincy Street Lenny Sk: Club 2. 3, 4. . XX lN xv .- l .aaa Si -wp- .f X 42 RICHARD LANSING HISER 30 Leonard Street Rick FTA 3: Drlver's Ed. SANDRA JEAN HURLBUT 12 Sutton Street Sandy Drlver's Ed. ,,.,.,.-. , KATHY ELLEN JILLSON 193 Chantilly Avenue uKathyl1 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driv- er's Ed. THOMAS FRANCIS KIRBY 103 Corinth Street Kirb Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track Team 1, 3, J.V. Football 1, 2 Clvlanagerjg Varsity Football 33 Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., Prom Comm. 3. JAMES RICHARD KELLY 8 Pitt Street nKeII11 J.V. Baseball 13 J.V. Football lj J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 CTri-Capt.Jg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 CCo- Capt.J, Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Prom Comm. 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN WALLACE KONOPKA 437 East Main Street Steve WILLIAM EDWARD KIELY 68 Bracewell Avenue Bill Driver's Ed. ROSETTA LA BONTE 405 River Street llR0sell 43 fltf-. MARY ELLEN LA FOUNTAIN 46 Meade Avenue Oh, Mary Ellen Fresh. Speakrng Contest: Chorus 1, 23 Soph. Frolic Comm: Drivers Ed.: Jr. Play Castg Nu Sigma: F.T.A. 43 Newspa- per 4. CAROL A. LAMBERT 22 New Street AlGertrr Soph. Frolic Comm.: Prom Comm. 3: J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsrty Cheerleader 3, 43 Student Council 4. W ,..,..,...... K if , mr ,l BRUCE R. LAIRD fvs TTI? JEAN ELLEN LAMB 1599 Massachusetts Avenue 18 Cherry Street Bruce Jean Drlvers Ed P-loo-or S--.eater 1 I-loozr Paeoue 2 3 Soon From Comm Wo Stgme rvlce- Presl J It CV7E'GV'633EV 2 versrt, Cheerleader 3 4 Ctrl s State 3 Jr Play Cre.-. Prom Cfmro 3 Academe Staff 3. Class Treasurer J Ne.-.soaoer J. Ex- DONNA CAROL LAPINE 454 North Eagle Street Donna Nu Slgma. Drrvers Ed -fs, U 4-I change Club Trees I-1 JEAN MARIE LAPINE 803 East Main Street ..-jean.. Honor S.xeater1,SlfrCluo1.Sooh Prol- rc Comm Choros 3 Prom Comm. 3 Jr Play Crew Nu Srgma Nemsoaoer -11 Ex- change Club -1 fi W3 BONNIE JEAN LAW 132 Protection Avenue IITwiggyH Soph. Frolic Comm.: Ring Comm. 2 F.T.A. 2, 3. 4: Class Secretary 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play Crew: Prom Comm. 3: Nu Sig ma: Yearbook Staff 3, 4 CCO-Editorj. HOLLY ANN LESCARBEAU River Rd., Clarksburg llHoHy!1 Bowling Club 1. 2: Gym Leaders 1. 2 Nu Sigma. , we 'iv-e-eygur JOSEPH A. LENTINE JR. DIANE MARIE LE SAGE 178 Bonair Avenue 347 Houghton Street IIJoeYI HDiane77 MARY ANN LISEE 90 Bracewell Avenue Bary Ban Gym Leaders 1: Soph. Frolic Comm.: Prom Comm. 3: JV. Cheerleader 3: Nu Sigma. , A 12- ff 45 Soph. Frolic Comm.: Driver's Ed Prom Comm. 3: Jr. Play Crew: Nu Sigma 522595 V W :ew 5., A51 Z1 SUSAN THERESE LLOYD 16 Chestnut Street Hsuell Drivers Ed. si'-W '59 2. W- W Mov 1 STEVEN McDONALD 454 West Main Street Steve J.V. Baseball 1. SHERYL DORINDA MARTIN 257 Houghton Street Sheryl uv? JWW if ff ADRIENNE MARCHEGIANI School St., Readsboro, Vt. Adrienne Ski Club 2: Soph. Frolic Comm. ELIZABETH ANN MASTROIANNI 307 Walnut Street uBetiv Driver's Ed.: Soph. Frolic Comm.g Prom Comm. 3. M 4: 46 'pi 5.9 i . -nj? JAMES MURRY MARSH 138 East Avenue Marsh Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Ski Team 1. 2, 3: ln- terclass Basketball 1. 2. 3: J.V. Baseball 1: Soph. Frolic Comm.: Jr. Play Crew: Prom Comm. 3. RUTH LEE MAZZUCHI 1 Bryant Street nRuthiv Ski Club 2: Soph. Frolic Comm.: Drivers Ed.: Jr. Play Crew: Prom Comm. 3. FWF .ah 'I BELINDA JOYCE MCCONNELL River Rd., Clarksburg Billie Soph. Frolic Comm., Jr. Play Crew, Driv- er's Ed., Prom Comm. 3. DANIEL M. MERRIGAN 93 Glen Avenue uoannyu Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2 CTreas.J 3 CVice-Pres.J, 4 CPres.J, Fresh. Speaking Contest, Honor Sweater 1, J.H. Reily Speaking Contest 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., Driver's Ed., Jr. Play Cast, Nu Sigma, Yearbook Staff 3, Newspaper 4, Exchange Club 4. THOMAS 0. MCCONNELL 10 Montana Street llorenl 1 J.V. Football 1, J.V. Baseball 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ring Comm. 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., Driver's Ed., Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, Prom Comm. 3, Ex- change Club 4. LINDA MAE MONETTE 22 Isbell Street Linda Art Club 4. X . ar 1- Q . T 4 .K - . 2-Qifml' 5435, X'i22,fq1,f, V4 A f f U'-4 Mfr .rsr M.. 4:2 'r'1'g,.:A fff' .ff y Q .5 ':LE'ff .172 1 ' 1 rf, Wfmyg. fi W,jf4yff..:Wfi!: ,f 5 if 1 V 4, sg, ' if 47 S DEBORAH ELLEN McLAIN Rte. 19, Clarksburg Debbie Driver's Ed., Nu Sigma. CHRISTINE M. MORAN West Rd., Clarksburg Chris Soph. Frolic Comm., Art Club 4 I if I I K' PHILLIP C. MOREAU 411 State Rd. nphilvv Chorus 2, 3, 45 Driver's Ed., Jr. Play Cast. ARTHUR FRANCIS MURPHY 344 West Main Street IlArtlY Band 1, 2, 3, 4. M lt I I l ' -H '. I wk.. ' 6 . , . KATHRYN LEE MORRIS 315 State Rd. llKathylI MICHAEL B. NEVEU 129 Glen Avenue Mike Band 1: J.V. Football 13 Ska Club 2 Soph, Frollc Comm.: Chorus 2, 3: Varsl ty Football 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Jr. Play Crew: Class Pres. 3: Prom Comm -2 'era DENNIS C. MROZ 6 Meadow Street Denny lnterclass Basketball 2: Track Club 4. JOHN C. NICOL 33 Boy's State 3 qAlter.J: Exchange Club 177 PIWCIPS AV9flUe 4. John lft-A x tw A 48 .3 i -f 3 GARY M. NICOLS RICHARD R. PAOLETTI MICHAEL PAUL PANKIEVICH 290 Beaver Street S. County Rd., Florida, Mass. 19 Middle Rd., Clarksburg HTang07' lARick7Y HMikell J.V. Baseball 1, 2, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Driver's Ed., Nu Sigma. Track CMgr.j 2, 3, J.V. Football 3, Nu Soph. Frolic Comm., Varsity Football 3, Sigma, Exchange Club 4. 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4 CCapt.J, Varsi- ty Baseball 3, 4 CTri-Capt.J, Prom Comm. 3, Varsity Club 3, 4. ROBERT RAYMOND PAQUETTE Mt. View Dr., Clarksburg llBob11 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. PETTIBONE 29 D Street uBobn Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball 2, 3. 49 PAUL PITROFF 45 Bryant Street upaulrr J.V. Baseball 1, 2, Driver's Ed., Baseball 3, 4. Varsity ,Nm tw 'M YDS .wnglvg 'U' T. I -.35 CTU? we? 'HSD ,..-1 .J i r BRIAN D. RENNELL HOPE ELLYN RENNELL TERESA LYNNE RENNELL 175 Notch Rd. 333 Eagle Street Tilda Hill, Florida, Mass. Brian Hopeless Terry J,V, Baseball 23 Drivers Ed,3 Ski Club 3, Freshman Speaking Contest: Honor Drivers Ed. 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. ROBERT E. RICHTON 47 Holbrook Street llBobbyYl Honor Sweater 13 Driver's Ed., Honor Plaque 23 Academe 33 Nu Sigmap News- paper 4 CEditorJ3 Exchange Club 4. Sweater 13 Gym Leaders 13 Honor Plaque 2: Ring Comm. 2: FTA. 2. 3, 4 CVice-Pres.J3 Drivers Ed.: Jr. Play Castg Prom Comm. 3: Nu Sigma: Newspaper 4: Yearbook Staff 4. CRAIG W. RIVARD 45 Hall Street Smiley lnterclass Basketball 1, 2. 3: Track 1. 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 1 flVlgr.J3 Varsity Basketball 2 qlVlgr.D: Var- sity Football 3, 4: Driver's Ed.: Varsity Club 3, 43 Exchange Club 4. l '55 a gf? 50 PATRICIA RIVARD 45 Hall Street Ilpatll J.V. Cheerleader 2: Nu Sigma -s 'Q fwfr- X A f 3 if GAIL ROCK DEBRIA ELAINE ROGERS JOSEPH A ROGOWSKI 144 Crest Street R.F.D. -1-t2 335 Walnut Street Gail Debbie Super Joe Gym Leaders 2, 3, 4, Honor Sweater 3, Gym Leaders 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., TVGCK 1, 2. 3. 45 JV Football 1 2 Nu Sigma. Twirler 2. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Football 3 4 MARIAN NE ELIZABETH ROSSE Varsity Club 3, 4 ANN MARIE ROY 8 Hermon Avenue ALAN J. ROY 61 Chase Avenue Marianne 120 State Street Annie HAI!! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Sweater 2, Driv- Honor Sweater 1 Soph Frolic Comm er's Ed., Jr. Play Crew, Nu Sigma, F.T.A. Driver's Ed., Nu Sigma, Varsity Football Ring Comm. 2, Prom Comm 3 Nu Sig 3, 4 CTreas.J, Newspaper 4. 4. ma, Newspaper 4 51 0,4 4?jL7yWf,1 X 'M df? DALE ELAINE SALAVANTIS 3 Gregory Avenue llDaleY! Driver's Ed.g Band 3, 4. J. WILLIAM SCHUBNEL 287 River Street Schubey J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 35 Nu Sigma, Varsity Club 3, 4: Cross Country 4. LYNN MARIE SARTORI GARY EDWARD SCARBEAU 21 Jordan Ave., Clarksburg 317 River Street llLynnIl AlGarylI Bowling Club 11 Jr. Play Crew: F.T,A. 3, 4. JOYCE SEEG ER Walker Street CAROLANN SCOTT J0YC9 179 Greylock Avenue Carol Sopn. Frolic Comm. F... , .-. 4.65 fn 2 52 DAVID C. SHAKER DIANE LYNN SHANK BARBARA GAIL SHAPIRO 34 Royal Avenue Mt. View Dr., Clarksburg 104 Greylock Avenue Dave Diane Barb Nu Sigma. DfiV9Y'S Ed. Ski Club 15 Soph. Frolic Comm J V Cheerleader 2, 33 Prom Comm 3 Nu Sigma: Yearbook Staff 3 4 fSehior Ed J Student Council 4. J. MICHAEL SILSBY 188 East Quincy Street STEPHEN ALAN SIMON Mike 335 State Street Simple CHRISTINE M SPENCER Ski Club 1, 2, 33 Soph. Frolic Comm.g Jr. R-F-D- 411. 5fBmf0I'd Vt Play Cast: Prom Comm. 33 Nu Sigmag lnterclass Basketball 2, 35 Soph. Frolic Hchfls Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 43 Exchange Comm.g Cross Country 35 Prom Comm. Club 4. 35 Exchange Club 4. Ch0fUS 1 2 3 4 , ,... ,, . igwmff ff -1- - . 4:1 J., i .... , .,.... J f rr ff-if y A.- ft' 'X fsf , Wk f 3 W, W Z 'f Q LV, fd 53 2, A Z ,f 7 g yfy f X 'kr ,fa f' f: f H. T, -1 'W ,W 79 CAROL ANN SPRAGUE 2 Hoosac Street Carol Gym Leaders 1, 25 Soph. Froluc Comm.: Prom Comm. 3g Jr. Play Crewg Newspae per 4. CARLEEN M. ST. PIERRE 44 Cathrine Street CarIeen , ww w .e,v . .. K ik Q ., L, A I A-eq L ,L 1. . 1.-1.1l.1,1 f-th , - v 1:,fST'W ,n -H F-e. 1- - 4-: ,K , - SHARRON LEE SPRAGUE MELVYN SPROWSON 51 Bracewell Avenue 18 Wesleyan Street Shar Mel Gym Leaders 1. 23 Soph. Frollc Comm.. lnterclass Basketball 3: Nu Slgma Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4: Prom Comm. 33 Jr. Play Crewg Yearbook Staff 4: Stu- dent Councll 4. PATRICIA ANN SUKEL 170 Bracewell Avenue Patty Gym Leaders 1. 21 Sopn. Frollc Comm.: Jr. Play Cast: Prom Comm. 31 Drlver's Ed.: Newspaper 43 Yearbook Staff 41 Ex- change Club 4, I 54 LINDA M. SWEENEY 107 Veazie Street Linda NANCY ELLEN TAFT 149 Chantilly Avenue uNancyH GARY THEBERGE 38 Dover Street HGary1 I Band 1, 2, 3, 4 QbPres.j. CRAIG R. TASSONE 1292 Massachusetts Avenue HCraigI1 Gymnastics 1, 2, Prom Comm. 3. JANE CATHRINE TIETGENS 284 Franklin Street Jane Ski Club 1, 25 Jr. Play Crew, Newspaper 4. W ff, 7-af , ,,.. 'f 0 2 7 -mx f W ..,. ., ?3'2g'ffQff3f,, . , 4,4' y ,, 243,542 V N X , ,Vai if fgy , .W .,,, , , mf ,gf , in A U in 21: f ' 57' 1 f f ' , W-Pa' We ,fi f .. . I , , i ff W 4 cf. f 1 0 , ,, - , tp ggsv- :tv Q..-, fl .. ,g. , , , ' V ,Q 55 V. -'M V. .. 1- 12 f ..,1fgf,Ag,g,41 .ey . 5'ii.5.':+ ff.,.1.4-aw' 'i ! X 1fx.,:-:-.. ,..' E ffl' 2:5 -aw: f A . :G . ff . 1 f SHIRLEY E. TATRO Middle Rod., Clarksburg Shirl Soph. Frolic Comm. LEO TODD 286 East Main Street Slugger Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Student 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4. ,.,Wt.,,4,-f ,K ,,,, . W: f -W if , Council A -4 ., ,W-li' 4 FRANCIS TOKARZ 703 Massachusetts Avenue ll Fran!! lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 1, 2: Soph. Frolic Comm. ROBERT E. TWITCHELL 99 Johnson Street -'Twif' Gymnastics 25 Prom Comm. 33 Ski Club 4. V : 5' ' . f' - .ff R - . N. at A SUSAN ELAINE TREMBLAY 57 Harris Street Sue DONNA MARIE UNIS 6 Morgan Avenue Donna Nu Sigma: Exchange Club 4. -fggiif 56 NANCY ANN TRIMARCHI 95 Hawthorne Avenue Nancy JAMES F. VALENTI 22 Classic Avenue Valent Fresh. Speaking Contest: J.V. Basket- ball 1. 2: Golf Team 1. 2. 3: Driver's Ed.: Prom Comm. 33 Varsity Basketball 3: Nu Sigma CPreS.J3 Varsity Club 3, 4: Newspaper 43 Exchange Club 4. 6 '3 Mwwwwlif' KATHLEEN ANN VALOTTA SUSAN ELLEN WEST 39 Foucher Avenue 254 Notch Rd. Kathy Sue Fresh. Speaking Contest, Bowling Club 1, 2, Gym Leaders 1, Soph. Frolic Comm., F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, J.V. Cheerleader 3, Jr. Play Crew, Yearbook Staff 4, Ex- change Club 4. DOUGLAS WALTER WRIGHT DONALD E. ZELL 30 Wheeler Avenue 29 High Street Doug uzenn Gymnastics 3 4 Track 4 Chorus 4, 57 RICHARD J. WOOD 48 School Street Snitcher J.V. Football 1, Soph. Frolic Comm., Varsity Football 2, 3, All-Berkshire Foot- ball 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Track 3, Var- sity Club 3, 4 CSec. 81 Treas.J, Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ELISABETH ZOCCHI 54 Bradford Street nzochn Honor Sweater 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Plaque 2, Driver's Ed., Class Treas. 2, 3, Soph. Frolic Comm., Ring Comm. 2, Nu Sigma, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play Crew, Class President 4, News- paper 4. 1, W N, X JOSEPH JANIGA EARL WICKLINE 45 Hudson Street HaII's Ground, Clarksburg Iljoell llwickiv Track team 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 4 Track team 1, 2, 3, 4. Track Club 4. Whafs the use of living yfyou can? have any fun? Whafs the use of loving gf you canit love everyone? Lyfe is for living and we're all for giving il a try. 58 Senior Class Senior Class Officers: Jean Lamb treasurer, Mary Zocchi Cpresidentb, Steve Bailey CBoys vice-presidentj Bonnie Law Csecretaryl, Elise Boyer QGirls vice-presidentj. ii The seniors reign as head of Drury High School. They are looked at and admired by the underclassmen. Each year the seniors put on the senior class play, the Veterans Day Assembly, and the Memorial Day Assembly. Most of the seniors are active in club activi- ties and sports. 1 QM . 9111 kg' ,. gf? ig A D, , zz. lf Vl,' A 1 ' . 3 21, LJ W5 f JJ 'll , nf, fm A ,,, A. Y, h Baile ,. , J . '-fp U In ' mf-li ldeal Student: Bonme Law. Steve Bauley '1- Class Flirts: Elise Boyer, Steve Simon KE W 6904 . 1,5 ri 'sa E Class Devils: Mary Ann Lisee, Richard Wood Shyest: Randy Crosier, Alan Roy Class Person hum fl, Most Carefree: Jane Tietgens, Bruce Bergendahl N 4 ,V H-si in V' t. , S- Best Athletes: Holly Lescarbeau, Jim Kelly riendliest: Gary Y a ichols, Barbara riapiro ities XXI! 1 Did Most for Drury: Mary Zocchi, Dan Nlerrigan Most Likely to Succeed: Jean Lamb, Alan Davingnon Class Chatterbox: Cheryl Bissaillan, Mike Silsby 1 -'Q' qv-.-In 'vw- pn,-Pf Q cvsrnur th, 4 - i Juniors SX w-5, vi fi - - - 1 ,....g I 99 R SQXX Q Q E Ni S xx S9 s Ai! i ,4 H - --1 Junior Class Officers: Robert Syms, Pres.: Anne Simonelli. Sec.: Cynthia Nlancuso, Treasg Tina Nlancuso. Vice-Pres. Making hats for the Drury-Adams Pep Rally. v Sponsored by: Finally as upperclassmen, the Junior class have done their best to set a good example for the Freshmen and Sopho- mores. Participating in their first class play and trying to think of and plan the Senior Prom are just a few of the jobs well done by the Juniors. ,-,mann cqrnucvgu G 0 Fr D 0 N SUTTON ui 5, ,K 'VD Ili l N X 1 . I ' Midi.. '-um...-1 J Student directors for the Junior Class PIay??? md. Q01 S gag of 5 5 i arglff' Y H.R. 10 PH Sponsored by: aldfbi S. Sym- Zcwwwu f 1. f WA some , 31 s Q 65 we sntrfsrv ounsnvss av ssnvm cvmzns wsu H R. 17 Q 1 N1 it ,,, 3 , 1. H R di is 221f2 Q . Q' ' 5 1 I G? nh Q - M fi.-7 .4 Sophomores The main activity of the Sophomore year is the Sophomore Frolic. The theme this year was the Roaring 20's with Bon- nie Thompson as queen and Rose Krys- ton, Robin Bovvin, Sue Burdick and Jackie Rocker as members of her court. Other sophomore activities were: election of officers, JV cheering, clubs, ordering of class rings, and JV sports. fx 1: 'N l I - ' a x 4 13 A v l J - I f 25,5 X , 4 ff- 1 'l' qi! Class Officers: Scott Canedy. Pres.: Louise Zocchi, Treas.: Judy Bis- saullion. Secg Allan Nassif. Vice'Pres. 3 - sf' ff' . 1 .53 kk. my :+V ' .Y , 'I- -u K .---ff '-A' . Homeroom 27's winning Christmas basket for the Salvation 68 Army. I -' ' 'W .22 President Scott Canedy at Washington Assembly Hanging streamers for Froiic K ff Champagne glass full of balloons. W 69 The Froiic 311 .4 Y V. F rf hfxq 53541457 r '- 335225 3: I ' I 551' . Y , '- 5 H.R. 12 -Q g 1, 5 ,of-'F ,.!- .-y. k , f- X - ' - ' ' -K a H.R. 20 Q sw ixg, Elma.. 5 z -f MMM Freshmen ' i , ,A 1 i i 1551: Each year a new Freshman Class en- : ters the doors of Drury High School. To them it is a new beginnning in life. They -F F are an enthusiastic group ready to make t '-.,. . Q ff, '- ' 'Q 1 themselves known. As Freshman, they will meet any challenge and contribute f new ideas to Drury. . 1 . b l . . f V V . 1 W Q 4 r yi i ,F 4231 , . Freshman Student Council Members. Q if t . Y 7 f , , .Hy A . l . if ' rl , . 5, if a H e .X ,J A 5 y I Freshman Patriots Day Assembly, Contestants for the Freshman Prize Speaking Contest, Am N 1 A 1 'S-QW wk N . K5 A 'MIQN xi 5 V 'X I l -,N , 4 G' - .Nb Y., v M veg ...v , 'M SS V . 4 '1 an ,,. K n . N , w - qv 4 ' .535 1' 3 Q .xg 7 9 - X 1 H r 4- N-5 -Q I 3 , J ' ' 1 ' N K . N I 4 j 5? , I' 1 '. ,:. .lf ff .Ac M' , vrfv . . N . Q . K 2 4 5 . ... 2 'xr we f si ' -.hi f , ' 6 ' g- , W N, . 'f ,A ., Q i 5 A ' .M Mfg .1 ' 'yi . X xlib we 1 .- 5 ' 3 ., 6 ,1. ,.fH , 2 .- - '- ,Q f Y' g S .- f , 5 f 1- W: - an G 3 ' . ,Q VA . . . W H l I f 3 . w . N ,Y l Y S S ' 1 .. . Apff yfsh - I 51, I Ky , K 2. ' 5 V. X I , Y 2 'T' 11... Y ' .' 5 Q .Q f' ii- V -., . ww - ' 1 . , I ,. . , ff-i f- IE 9 -Jfji 'A-Q , M s . z ,,.., , , W 'H' Iw ilr?-: 2 i ' 1 WW- ,A 5 2,1 5 i.A...t,. U . , F f W MUG A f '- if - 4 un cfi' Y ' f. 17. V. -232752 y AV 1 ,M M.x.,.., 4' 'r sq' f ' ' . - 'f rm.. tjvjwgtgv 1042 537 K. . V 3 A MM... 1 , hz 4 W. , ,Wg W-MWWM. 1 V: f K :I .5 1,52 A V... . A i- fwfag .M . V ., ,V . i Q., Ev Q H122 ' ...A ' .. mx . , x. o ' M ' . A A , f 2, - ., f M fffg , , . A? ,W fi. ,f 'f 1 . 4 is fi I . ri 'V ff 9' .-Q4 fi ff .A , 1 f , SIT , 2 . f -I' . ' ' wie 1 .I ay f A F 3 3 . if ' r 1 . ' . , a, - . -, - - 'ff ' ,, S 5557 ,Flu 2 W ff' . . V ig,.., V -3' 5 N-if jx- gh 9' 347- wr-w..,.,, 579' j . Q. .,55... ,Q ,.g:t.,, K 5 D A, 'Q 7' .iff ' 'M' ..f',s'- 5 uh v .v A Freshman Queen Bonnie Sprague, and court: Sue Canedy, Pat Bianco, Carla Busl, Kathy Breen. an X W V. W M., uw. x, f X M M- 59 if Q ' nf Q vw 'fu I 'f , ' 3595. R, M f. , . X' f 41 f T ,. . I- 152 ! if Q Drury Art Exhibit. 'uw 11 In 18 Q H.R. 23 H.R. I .. ,... -'swf A 4' ,W :-W' 1-f 'few l 1' 17 .. ,. A' I 1 .. Y .s ji -: Q 3: li ' 'Hs Q 'R O Q .t,- K V s Q .N 5 N, j .751 s , ? Activities Standing-Hope Rennell, Sarah Hardman, Carol Camadine Sitting-Sue Chamberlain, Steven Bard,-editor, Kathy Florinir of V 'eq ' ,i+F+.Q4' f S p o rt s 4 .S ,v,,, Nathanite Senior Section Standing-'u'iii iei-e Cheniii Linda hoist Sit- ting-ivisrian F,1t3',f:f9-s. Barbara Snspir: EWINV Q' VHA QWVLIJG -XM , ii 48' Standing-Dick Wooo Sitting-Jerry Sucliano, Sheila Cohen-editor, Elise Boyer. ik Q47 N! L.-19 19. Staff Sitting: Linda Rosse, Barb Armitage, Debrey Cook. why JFK f-aa., ,I S :- WAI , 3 ffl ft .5-4 Business Standing: Nancy Dydowitz, Scott Canedy, Pa trlcia Sukel Sitting: Pam Jones, Cheryl Bissail lion-editor, Sue West. Faculty .N NL X--., .ww 4.- f ! -1-9 : N u Wm. M- X ' nwfmwfw .,,.......w.-1 5. .. ,, .... ,.,.w.....,......,, . ,ag 1 .xg l ,, M . Kr ka , 4 if .., 4... , .... . ...- ,.. M '- 79 l X.,,g3 it Co-Editors .,.,- F vJyI1 ' Sitting: Bonnie Law, Mary Jane Douglas. . , ,f - f wwf-www f' Z- .7614 . swf, ' . ihilfq :Qu Q5 . it R x tw' Xl ft t -, il 6' ie' .':'fe't..lm' 'ff' A ci fi ff Fin ir.-i f 5 I First row: Nl. Ferris, R. Belleau, R. Berger, D. Trembly, C. row: D Ott, A. Nasiff. W. Duval, B. Syms. M Alcaro. J. Bas- Thurston, B. Collier, B. Bergendahl, T. lVlcConnell, R. Wood, hen, G l-USSISV, Ji ROEOWSW- J KGUY- F0U fh 'OWS P- La- Second row: Coach Cirone, J. DiLorenzo, J. Noel, D. Tavelli, Cross. L. Todd. Nl DiLorenzo. A Davignon. J. Davis. S. G. Nichols, B. Chilson, C. Rivard, S. Canedy, J. Sacco. Third Abusi. J. Valenti. J Bianco Varsity Club Members ofthe Varsity Club are a great help to the cheerleaders in en' couraging the student body to show more school spirit. They present amusing skits at pep rallies, hold dances throughout the year, and conduct raffles frequently. Each member ofthe Varsity Club has attained at least one letter through any of the many sports at Drury. Qwi, ie, l , , fir .,. .,,, if .f . ' 4 v-A Nm, 1, . 'E ii k w , -ff, - . ix 1 -J. ,5 . fi i 4 -. i E i Oneofthe many skitsthatthevare ,K Q ' ' sity Club puts on. .IQ N' fd 1 Q' i -uf 'V , 06- ' , I Q79 lx '. s. ' ,V -xxJ X FV K: X E Vg vp., I ' lf Xt' QQ! 'K E X . iv 'VV . N ' f 4 5 U' If 5 E i .1 tw '- .A ' .. 5 l 5 'A . t , ' . -Q i ,, , A . .- L A K+. . -dl ii... X :W .4 i NN I 80 l S.-mm.-Li f' A A , The Drury High School chorus, under the direction of Miss Croscup, is one of Drury's largest activities. This group participated in the Christmas and Me- morial Day Assemblies. Although they meet only twice a week for practice, they have never failed to turn out a fine performance. Michael Angeli Susan Amato Alana Armstrong Donna Atwood Dennis Bernardi Judy Bissaillon Cheryl Bohl Beth Bouley Cindy Bracht Nelson Brouillett Robert Butler Cynthia Camadine Marianne Canedy Thomas Cannity Jean Cantone Teresa Cermenaro Kimball Chambers Janet Charron Robert Chilson Jacquelyn Clermont Terry Ann Dadamo Debra Dailey Edward Dailey Mary Ann Dassatti Cynthia Daugherty Roberta Dean Sponsored by Chorus Barbara DelNegro Deborah Denelli Franklin DiMauro Evelyn DiSanti Janet Fabricius Kristin Fabricius Gail Fierro Phyllis Flaherty Kathleen Gaule Roberta Gibeau Beth Gould Linda Gyurasz Hannah Hardman Sarah Hardman Flora Johnson Sue Johnson Pamela Jones Micheline Langlois Suzanne LeClair Arlene Lenhott Leah LeSage Debra Luczynski Donna McLain Tina Mancuso Joan Mapes Sylvia Merlini Bershire Bank and Trust Co. Linda Moorehouse Sandra Moran Phillip Moreau Donald Moulton Mary Neveu Maruorie Neville Nancy Olson Sue Pearce Diane Petri Diane Phelps JoAnne Pisano Donna Primmer Barbara Roberts Jane Shapiro Christine Spencer Sharon Sprague Joeseph Stachelek Dianne Sweet Lynn Tassone David Tomasini Gloria Tovani Joanne Williams Donald Zell Mary Zocchi Exchange Group r i , 9 ,L . .Q .Q ti Y... First row: Craig Rivard, John Hockridge, Mary Jane Doug- las, Deborah Ashton, Sue West, Barbra Armitage, Cheryl Bissaillon, Elise Boyer, Second row: Robert Richton, Ri, chard Brower, Michael Cirone, Michael Silsby, Carol Cama- dine, Geraldine Dix, Jean Lapine, Debery Cook, Dona Unis. 'S . :Q ' i 5 , X l i X X . -..F-wvvrf' -v4-'- ' Third row: Alan Davignon, Robert Burdick, James Durkee, Michael Pankievich. James Valenti. Shelly Chenail, Jacque' line Boisjolie, Patricia Sukel. Thomas McConnell, Stephen Simon. The Exchange program is an educa- tional and social experience. It is an ex- change of ideas, opinions, and warm friendships, and is one of the most re- warding clubs at Drury. This year Drury exchanged with Mon- roe High, Monroe, Wisconsin. Officers: Steven Bard, vice-president, Kathleen Codogni, secretary, James Bianco, president, Jean Lamb, treasurer. Sponsored by Wall Streeter 24 . .1. fm , 1, ,f . , ..., ,X fi , , W, --:lf-, 1,1 Q. L. : 1 . 96 6 ,J X A' fa if 1 P gif on mi H' 'Q , . F 'iidilf 1 f I' ff WW ,ff X , '- M J 1 ' K 'f ' X- U, if . if ' mqgc, .1 ffcj-fqg - ,p, wh .X , M, A -' W . WM f '51, 'R ' 1' ,ft 'ff. , ,E 1 A A 4ff,.,f V, 4' . S i f, .2 7 .,Q..A-fw1..,...,mw M ' ' , W UQ - W g.w7L, 4 0 1 wanna' w..,amf.. f MN!! WW , ff , . U 'Q I 'W' R - , W , f in - , ' , ff, , . -L A W mfg mm W, NH fm M A W' ff 'Ay m if fy, 7 f, U -M W ,'-3, - N .X 'JJ K fg6w'P1fQ - f fl 2 M J WW! vp W X resen a ion o e sc ool My f , Y 'C ,, f 1: 1, A , ,.7 . ' V 4 , WW S Wi' Hung 'f 2 ., -4 I 43LfWMx, 'Wm Watching on Whitcombs Summit Shoe Company E W, i Selling tickets at the Welcome Dance 83 5 P Q5 Y 2531, 1 Q . Q i 1 Future Teachers Of America OFFICERS: lVlary Anne Rosse. treasurer, lVlr, Edward Lamarre. Deborah Ander- son, president, Hope Rennell, vice president. The Future Teachers of America Club provides an informal atmosphere for new ideas. interesting films. and speakers. Each year members observe classroom techniques in various schools and partici- patein money-making proiects to sponsor activities and scholarships. This year one ot these projects was the selling of Drury windbreakers. This year is F.T.A.'s tenth as a strong organized club at Drury and members celebrated its anniversary. To future teachers the club is a stepping stone to their future success. Sponsored by FTA 'vw-,...., fi W. Q uf 5 M 3 v A.. Q Wu Ol if yuh, g 4, wif af f sl 'f Roberta Dean, Alan Bashevkin, Carol Sprague, Jim Valenti, Mike Cirone, Hope Rennell, Mary Zocchi, Russ Beall, Jane Tiegens, Dan lVIerrigan. The Devil's Disciple As a replacement for the Academe, Drury now has a newspaper named through a contest, The Devil's Disciple- the follower of Drury activities. The Dev- il's Disciple contains feature articles, sports, editorials, reviews, principal's comments, and an opinion column. Sponsored by S pin 'f'-Vp cm, 1-...,. The Founding Fathers: Steve Bard, Jean Lamb, Bob Richton, Bernice Gold- man, Advisor: Mr. Rutkowski. ww? Band Sponsors Second Exchange The Drury Band, under the direction of lVlr. Henry Blake, played very well at var- ious assemblies. They practice in their new room. They had an exchange with the St. Louis High School, Bidford, Maine. Q I V45 ff if di i w fx 1' T. F r 5 Sponsored by North Adams Hoosic Savings Bank Clarinet Joan Apkin Anita Jillson Philip Less Mary Testa Tony Canale Jeff Cellana Sue Meaney Bonnie Blanchard Bruce Shepley Nancy Betti Debbie Burdick Diane Cramer Nancy Dickinson Betsy Gagliardi Barbara Gould Carolyn Horn Pat Lewis Betty McConnell Douglas Reimer Betty Toohey Stephen Tower Robert Burdick Kathy Jillson Alto Clarinet Kathy Ciepiela Sue Johnson Bass Clarinet Randy Andrews Silvio Barruzzi Alto Sax Frances Baker Billy Morris Marilyn Horn Jean Cantone Terry Cemmemaro Marilyn Collins Tenor Sax Jack Girardi Baritone Sax David Lebowitz Trombone Peter Cantone Steve Saposnik Richard Lescarbeau Craig King Gail Larabee Fran Tocarz Cornet Deborah Veazie Trumpet Ted Brower Larry Hamilton Stephen Hurlbert Cory Thurston Fred Baruzzi Robert Chalmers Dan Merrigan Baritone Horn Edward Luscia Jeff Marlow French Horn Dennis Wynn Wayne Duval Phyllis Apkin Dale Salavantis Sousaphone Edward Dailey Claude Couture Percussion Tony Nuvallie Jon Graziola Allen Nassif Richard Brower Gary Theberge Tympani Robert Paquette Bell Lyre Marianne Rosse Flute Nancy Baker Ann Simonelli Craig Benedetti Sue Burdick Sponsored by First Agricultural National Bank The enthusiastic efforts of the cheerleaders encourage the stu- dent body to show more spirit. They appear at all rallies. pa- rades. and sport events. They also sponsor the snake dance and pep rally the night before the Adams football game. The Varsi- ty Cheerleaders attended two cheering tournaments. on lVlarch 22 at Greenfield, and April 5 at Chicopee. Tryouts are held every spring for Freshman. Sopho- more. and Junior girls who wish to lead and encourage our teams to victory. J I - ,glk x A H si. 2 J.. , H iii. 'V' in . - Q! V :ix lj ' - l' it it . glrsi ffl fl ffist '.1f2.f V 'T'f but QPU. 1 Sponsored by James Hunter Machine Co. Carol Camadine I . Shgrrgn Sprague n r Suzanne Chamberlain ? i l r Q Jacqueline Boisjolis Captaun . Jean Lamb Nlnchele Chenail rl Cheerleaders 5 e Carol Lambert Deborah Ashton Co Capt. Elise Boyer 89 vt' 2 N ' n Members: Kurt Van Steemberg Jeff Celana Bonnie Thompson Jack Hockridge Barbara Shapiro Duane Mirante Joe Sacco Betty Toohey Tom Morrow Carol Lambert Sharon Sprague Cheryl Bissiallon Rick Berger Debbie Johnson Sue Canidy Joan Fiorini Bob Broullet Kathy Jerardy Sue Williams Roberta Wein L Parliamentarian disciplines all Council members. . y 5 i di ' K J 9Qs is ff 'ffm 4 ,. fm 3 5, Q5 3, e ,, N .. ,A l . . 1 ' :ff-it . 'i . C , 5. Ns , ' .11 Xf ,q..fz ' ffl if STUDENT COUNCIL PUSHES PRO-SIVIOKING RULE The Student Council exemplifies the spirit of giving at Drury. 4, .a, if 91 X -' Ji- 'af '2 ' .1 L 1 - f -: Y- . '-L N r ' -,,.-.. ,.,,, fur' f-1' A ,' ff' 'WW5' V' li P13 V N - -'W -- - W -M'---1 . v.. ,,.. -... ',f.f,4.n,rg?tf X, Q W . In ,Fr WI' M Nd-QMAMY-. AA - 7 , .14 Q I i f-- V 4. Q... :wg M? 5: W W 1 Ay ,4,,..QfJvfWA?1ii-3.5,-A . 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A Y l .',-.Zu flqqpe . 1 .anti J Fi'-Rfk-ii M ' ! , f -'ft'-'7'L' -.-1-an The Members ofthe Gymnastic Club Gymnastics Pyramnd Formatuon 1 i 4 -...W 1 ,,f' If ,f ' 12 eg! ,,...mv- ir' .- Zin f N Q, Q. 3 K X 4 I Y Q 'fs Hu., The Flying Blue Devils The Drury Gymnastics Club meets Monday and Friday at 9:51. This year, on March 22, they held their annual Exhibition and showed a fine performance. The members of this club practice long hours and perfect different skills, individually and with the team. Patricia Bentley Ronald Briggs Richard Brower James Davis Joseph Dilorenzo Kathy Florini Susan Garner James Heideman Charles Horahan Leo Todd Douglas Wright Joseph Altiere Jeanne Betourney Deborah Burdick Frank Casuscelli Andrew DiSanti Gary Formhals John Girardi James Gyurasz Charles LaVersa Leah Le Sage Michael Luczynski Dale Ott Ronald Paquette Weston Primer Paul Raedel Robert Syms Wayne Tremblay Cheryl Bohl Cynthia Camadine Yvonne Choquette Deborah Cilli John DiLego Michael Ferris James Gorman Nadine Le Sage Michael Libardoni Graig Lussier Beverly Mahar Patricia Messina Sponsor of bc-,th Pages Ne E I?S3l6IlUSETTSEl.E6Tll0GUIPAIIY , w nga 4 Electnc System Bonnie Thompson Louise Weslowski Patricia Wilk Susan Williams Beverly Ballou Francis Beebe Michael Belanger Wayne Benoit Anthony Brondoni Patricia Cook Susan DePaoli Joan Florini Eloise Gattuso Frances Magnifico Kevin McConnell Duane Mundy Sharyn Ott Richard Pevoski Peter Trudeau March fn Nnnl :sam Sponsored by the Student Council. Field Day is the first ot several annual events at Drury. This event takes place at Noel Field in September and replaces Freshman initiation. Com- petitionsare held between twoteams: Senior-Freshman and Junior-Sopho more. Field Day 1967 was won by the Junior-Sophomore teami As a conso- lation, the Senior-Freshman team policed the area. x l 5-nl Mr. Gravel, Dlrector, and Ca t Senior Class Presents Velvet Glove Blshop,IVlr.P f t h On December 7 and 8, 1967, the Se- nior class presented The Velvet Glove, a comedy in three acts. As the play opens, Bishop Gregory has ordered the dismissal of Nlr. Pearson, a lay profes- sor at Nlother-General Hildebrande's col- lege, because of a newspaper story that accused the young man of being a com- munist. Nlother and her nuns, aided by Monsignor Burke, form a complicated plot to circumvent the Bishop. The play crew Mary, I promise everything will be all right. Mother Hildebrand prays for guidance .pw R1 Q VF' , .H if . IL! .P- sh , , 1 5 U L fm' ,.. The winners of the ski race. In February, the Student Council spon- sored the third annual Winter Carnival. This semi-formal ball is a Sadie Hawkin's affair. The week is a class competition. Skiing, snow sculpture, and attendance at the St. Joe-Drury game are part of the competition. The climax of the week is the crowning of the Queen of the Winter Carnival. X Q X XI? -.YZF 'C . X be ff! 5 gear if jf sh Q hh X F S' Q 'Q jf Decorating was an all-day affair. Sponsored by classes of 69, 70, 71 ' l Queen and Court: Kathleen Cadogni, Carol Harrison, Cynthia Gordon, Rose Christian, Susan Meany Winter Carnival Week: A Week To Remember The Promenade . 99 and Student Council 6 CAST sq, Sitting: IVI. Whitcomb, W. Windrow, D. Petri. C. Hornl G. Formal'1alsStandlng G Lussuer R Berger A Du Santl, N, Bettl, C. Holm, D. Reumer, W. Smuth, Well Dad you finally made president of the college. CREW na. 1 . K' ' 'K A2 av-1' 5 'sf' ,fl ,gun 1 Look this article is all about Pete and the songs he sang fifteen years ago. Junior Class Play JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On April 19 and 20 the junior class presented Pe- tey's Choice a comedy in three acts. The play revolves around the Lansing family and how a man's family saves him when a recording he made becomes a hit. Peter at this time is aboutto be appointed president of a college. With the help of his wife and two daughters Peter was able to get the position of President. lt was altogether a wonderful play and the cast did a good job. 101 Well congratulations, looks like you'll be in the re- cording business . Nu Sigma: J 9 tif n . --- ' i Nu Sigma Episilon is the honor society for all Juniors who have attained an 85fKi average or better for their first two and a half years at Drury. Kathleen Amlaw Kathleen Babeu Alan Bashevkin Elizabeth Bolt Deborah Campbell Christine Candiloro Joyce Cardinal Margaret Cozzaglio Kathy Crews Mary Ann Dassatti Deborah Danelli Charles Dunn Gail Fierro Elizabeth Gagliardi Carol Galli fTreas,5 Nancy Gomeau Carolyn Horn CSec.J Sue Johnson Gail Lane Kathleen Lapine David Lebowitz Patricia Lemaire Leah Le Sage Linda Koloc unior Honor Society Patricia Lewis Cynthia Mancuso Valentina Mancuso Glenn Martin Donna Nlastallsz Diane Mirante Thomas Morrow Robin Morse Robert Noel Gary Phillips Stephen Rarick Deborah Robinson Jane Ruzicka Lawrence St. Cyr, Jr. Anne Marie Simonelli Walter Smith Robert Syms Jean Taft Marcia Tanguay Richard Tavelli fPres.J Linda Wheeler Ellen Whitman CV. Presb Wendy Windrow Advisors: Mrs. deGategno and Mr. Trudeau llaiaealisalams ' QW. ?'1 Y' WW 4' 65 if yf fhibf , 2 ' . ' ' -954'-9 SV' Z 4 ff , , A 1 ff , If A lf M an-an V we The Pro Merito Society is symbolic of the highest academic achievement which can be attained at Drury. Members of the society have maintained an SEM or better for three and a half years. This year's group of forty-two members was honored at an assembly on April 30. Mrs. Sweeny and Mr. Noel are the advisors. Pro Merito: Deborah Anderson Stephen Bailey Fred Baruzzi Jane Belanger Patricia Bentley James Bianco Jacqueline Boisjolie Carol Camadine Annette Canale Cheryl Chalmers Suzanne Chamberlain Kathleen Codogni Margaret Collier Marilyn Collins Debery Cook Alan Davignon Geraldine Dix James Durkee Kristin Frabricius Katherine Florini Linda Francis Sponsored by Pat Lupo Shoe Repair Senior Honor Society Thomas Gallese-President Bernice Goldman-Secretary John Hockridge Mary Ellen LaFountain Jean Lamb Donna Lapine Bonnie Law Mary Ann Lisee Deborah McLain Richard Paoletti Hope Rennell Robert Richton Gail Rock Marianne Rosse Alan Roy Ann Roy Barbara Shapiro Melvyn Sprowson Donna Unis James Valenti Mary Zocchi -,Qwest W' UI' SENIOR WINS SPEAKING CONTEST The eight contestants were: Steven Bard Jean Cantoni Roberta Dean Marcia Klose Leah Le Sage James Marsh Jacqueline Rocker Fred Scerbo Becket Our Town Diary of Anne Frank Mary of Scotland Prisoner of Chillon The Revenge Medea Luther f , James Marsh Soft lighting and floral arrangements, added a touch of drama to the digntied John l-l. Rielly Speaking Contest. Dramatic readings from poems and plays were presented in a program open to the public. The master of ceremonies was Richard Tavelli. I r' Jacqueline Rocker Fred Scerbo Leah LaSage First Prize winner Second Prize Winner Third Prize Winners Sponsored by Berkshire Coca-Cola Co. Pittsfield, Mass. i 1 T ,N-1,-f , 3 l S 1 3 . Q E Z t s X Underclassmen stand in respect as the Seniors make their final appearance as the leaders of the stu- dent body. A FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS Vice-presidents Stephen Bailey and Elise Boyer read Class History. The annual Senior Farewell Assembly was held a little different this year. It was held in tribute rather than in jest of the Seniors. Senior's eyes filled with tears as the underclassmen paid their final respects to the departing Seniors. 3 The Seniors march out Drury's doors and into the world. Procession of Memoriam. MEMORIAL DAY: SGLEIVIN BUT WET i I 1 R Sponsored by L 3 STATIOIQIIXV :toni On The Concours: B5 Mein 59 an L in-5 Qlhv- '- HE PTM? - 1. A - eiiu-1 - .L .- Speaker: Mr. Kove Paying tribute to war dead. fin Dignitaries stand at attention. The Memorial Day Assembly is a program dedicated to the fallen Alumni of Drury. The program consisted of a prayer, proclamation, various poems, and an address by lVlr. Robert Kove of the Drury faculty. Flowers were placed at the trees planted as a living memorial to Drury's fallen boys in World Wars I and ll, Korea, and now, Viet Nam. A twenty-one gun salute is given for those who gave their lives for their country. Mime, lay! XX X-Ci djs uf , 4-ff' J J LN X I M11 , ', 3 00, ff- J 4 KV Team: 1st row B. Marceau, B. Chilson, T. Canale, J. Sulliven R. Williams, R. Jourdenais, J. Bona, F. Hewitt, T. McConnell J. Rogowski, A. DiSanti, P. LaCross, M. Alcaro, G. Nichols, R Belleau, B. Rogowski, W. Hafner. 2nd row K. Downey, A. Roy, M. Wood, C. Rivard, B. Collier, J. Bastien, B. Bulletti, M. Di Mauro, D. Tremblay, A. Davignon, J. Bianco, G. Lussier, D. Tavelli, J. Marlowe, J. Stachelek, F. Casuscelli, A. Demo, J. Al ' -1 Ib T iq ,.., 5, ' 'Ge '- vi. - ' I '. x my hh ' T , cf 'J if ff J if in xii lard, J. Altire, Mgr. M. Ferris. 3rd row Mgr. R. Berger, B Lussier, B. LeClair, D. Bourden, J. Florini, C. Woodworth, B McGowan, C. Dassatti, D. Wynn, R. Windrow, P. Andracatta Coach J. Rutkowski, Coach R. Cirone, Coach T. Bell, B. Ri vard, B. Cliner, E. Allard, J. Morocco, S. Beebe, A. DelNegro C. VanSteemburg, D. Angell, E. Luscia. vlxnsmr -rooTsAi:E:s. Drury o Cardinal ' In Drury 6 St. Joseph WE 111. A Drury 6 Northampton i Drury 0 Pittsfield Drury 13'Wahconah j H '- Drury 0Tumers Falls ' Q - - Drury OSY. Peters fWor.J . Drury 13 Adams 12 Capt. Al Davignon, Coach Roger Cirone, and Capt. Jim Kelly. rr. , 5 M wr: fir D S X . , . ' ' . K I P3 4 N ' 1 I r . rf W 8 . - 1 1 - N A 4 0. I 1 I - '. b gl . ., , IA, l - E -A , ' r tix!!! -'N 'fa-,ig .5 D. - if ' 7 .1 n 1 'Q A X. -1 .- . . .-5 is ll f- rss izu f . fl J r A I hw' no rx f ....... 52+.f.ai'3lC,L..i4--f.Z Seniors: 1st row A. Davignon, B. Bulletti, G. Nichols, F. Hewitt, M. Alcaro, J. Rogowski, 2nd row J. Kelly, T. McConnell, J. Bastien, J. Bianco, C. Rivard, D. Tremblay. 1 W 1 , , - A i s we J if rang, 9 Coaches: J. Rutkowski, T. Bell, T. McGrath, R. Cirone. Coach NlcGrath and Coach Cirone. Football At Drury 1967-68 During the 67 season, the Drury football team lost key play- ers because of injury and key games because of bad breaks. The tough season was highlighted by victories over St. Joe Pitts- field and Wahconah and brought to a great climax when the Blue Devils, billed as underdogs, came through with a 13-12 victory over Adams, proving that no Drury team stays down for long. J.V. Team: 1st row B. Rivard, B. Cliner, R. Morracco, T. Ca- E. Allard, E. Luscia, 3rd row A. Demo, C. Dassatti, A. DelNe- nale, J. Sullivan, R. Williams, R. Windrow, D. Andreatta, C. gro, B. lVlcGowan, D. Bourden, J. Allard, B. LeClair, J. Stache- VanSteemburg, B. Nlarceau, 2nd row R. Bebe, D. Angell, M. lek, B. Lussier, A. Roy, J. Florini, K. Downey. Wood, B. Chilson, F. Casuscelli, R. Jourdenais, C. Woodworth, 05, . 4 A - .T Q S .-'55, ' :J -. W f. fs ft-.f -9 i ' A Q 1 L ii 5 z .,,.. A lisa li.-5 Q , y K. , , . - ' W ' ' far. .IX 5 X ff.. 1 . ,. , ' ..... ,V 4 f A. .J fmaaf fi Q - . ' ,. ,aff .. Will.. fl , f- 1 ' f 5. ' i ' if ' f' V' ...f 1 J Q : G 1 ' 2 . . 1 ll ggi, . ,:1:, ig.: -.., is f. ggylvvv-..,,i,g 3 t ,H 1, , f , .i l I ., I sw -N. ,S is i. ,, y . : 2 V. My - - --0 '--' 4 - - gy. . ii . Ulf . is ff' ' 'iff - -- 1--Q. 5 ' .. - 1 . .r 1 - -. ez ' . . .V -' 0 ' G Q . f: 1. li., .Fra-Q: 1, . ,, ,-,, I' t VV M .V -31 '- 4 - J - ' Ev V 'Q 9 '. .w 5 , ,gel i .L fy . J n X , I 47 ...j N ,A F ., ft '14 ' ' A., a s 1 ' ,Z ., ' Q ., 1 ' is - , . ' X , 4 wwf -- A' . . 1 1 ' 'V 77 2. A -fx 4 'Z v U 14 .I f.. , J vi .f . agp A-ff - K ' ,Y ... - Q -f '-'i ' ' . A Q I ' ' . ' ' - 1 A . f I j V ' 1- w N ., , ,.. 1 'f 4 A ' f , ' V, ,fr V ' fl ' H Km il If hit s 8 Q, W 'W --., , 1 I3 , . A 7' X Mil J ., V. f 4 I I M r A A i A ' . 2 Rafe 'Q 1 g is gg. -ei' ' 1:1 Q' ' r f A w, A ka - ,wi x - ' .. -1.-cz' . , '4 . .. . -. A . 1 ' f ' , A f - A H 4 A 3 V - b '. - -V lg - 'H . V 'Q ' ,- , , - 2 T' QL?i'v17i' i -' . 5 ' 1 W ar M 'T ' Ur V ' ii i Mu-'J J A ' ' NM' V f T, ? A' 111 ' i if I A' is 59, , . 5 MJ W' A' . A if A 631'-1: o 3 l' . Q ' 1 A .-, .1 1 4 ,-. V. E W Y p ' .1 Hi' ' FV' , . 4 ' Z' ' , 'N 1' jg-Aff!-.,A i ., ,A ' :Y nf ' ' - Q-1-43,f - 1 , -f -' Linz, .. A r W .R P P - ' 1 , -5 'n 'L' 'YW' wif -x,'Hg ,- ,.':. 1 C425 Joe Rogowskf C745 Craig Rivard. Adams game 1223 Paul LaCross intercepts. Turners Falls game C425 Joe Rogowski. K ,.,5 f .bzb 5, I ' fa.. V gf ,af Cardinal McCluskey game C875 Bill Rogowski i415 Andy DiSanti. North Hampton game C119 AI Davignon. 113 , r ,Q W lgHURyi GB gr, n gyniaumi , vb 4 V it Yi I! ' .-1-9' 1 t' , ,intl i x f -4: Varsity Team. Sitting: Mgr. Rick Berger, Ralph Belleau. Gary Bush, Mike Kirby, Carey Dassatti. J Lussier, Jim Kelly, Gary Nichols, Billy Schubnel, Roger Bel- Varsity Coach Ed Lamarre. Ieau, Mgr. John Bona. Standing: J.V. Coach Joe Girardi. Rick Basketball '68 Although our Blue Devils had a very disappointing season, finishing with a 2-16 record, Coach Lamarre was very pleased with the turnout and the per- formance ofthe underclassmen. He expects much from these young boys in the next few years, and we are quite sure that his expectations will be real- ized. The season was climaxed by the highly successful Booster Night Pro- gram in which the Freshmen and Sophomores defeated the Juniors and Se- niors in a most amusing evening. This exciting evening was highlighted by the awarding of the first annual Peter W. Foote Memorial Basketball Award jointly to Gary Nichols and Ralph Belleau. . f f -, s . . Q' 0 4' ..' s- - ' ' X gg- Q 5 :M Q ,b .:,- V V X X ' .xxx N 22 1- V .. lil' xy 'YR' iH'V?XG , ig9m+5z . --5 fnglliv 30-1.-f4'f .Xi .Q , -ea Juan I2 pilllliy ugl,lFl'f 44 Will. J.V. Team: Tom Slater, Billy Rivard, Wayne Duval, Bob Lloyd, Kurt Boisiolie, Bob McGowan. Bob Magnifico, Mike Wood, Rick Naughton, Craig Woodworth. Bob Gage, John Zocchi. Mgrs, Art DelNe- gro, Jerry Siciliano. LJ kj' Y x,,,, - 1 I ' 'X f nu- , MYMEKE I W i , aunt 9HUHf QFUWP grbwr ' Busy viii-f'Y,, iflaay. 4o', ao, sell Dae 1 l l Ox .X t s eff Noel, Paul LaCross. N.B.L. SCOREBOARD Mount Greylock 95 Adams 95 St. Joe CPitts.J 93 Drury 57 St. Joe fN.A.J 76 Wahconah 76 Mount Greylock 79 Drury 63 St. Joe CPitts.J 84 Pittsfield 55 St. Joe CN.A.J 7O Wahconah 72 Drury Drury Drury Pittsfield Drury Drury Drury Adams Drury Drury Drury Drury Booster Game Captain Gary Nichols and Varsity Coach Ed Lamarre. an mi HUA: ADAMS SUPER MARKETS INCURPURA TED Captain Gary Nichols and Ralph Belleau receive joiritiy the first Peter W Foote Memorial Award. .t -, RUR 4 0' Senior Jimmy Heli,- i ii ' Y - C 1.-' .Q 5 , ..- -' , 5, ,Wi . --- .4--f--fu 1 P 'W - x wk. St. Joe Pitts. Game C125 Ralph Ballou 6 Wahconah Game 634i Biliy Schobhel 'VM RUR? 30 Captain: Gary Nichols Senior: Billy Schubnel Frustration! St. Joe N.A. Game ' C425 Carey Dassatti, 1123 Ralph Ballou we .,. , ,Nl f 2 ' ,, ,gm , Lf lf Z A , , ,..-, I . 45,1 A ' - W sr A I W I I gwfsf-5,5 , 'ff A 5 4 I, , f , fi - -YA ,f A W 4 4 ' I , I IZ I 11 'f p, 5 ,Z ff Q Z' I Z lil F ix ' A 5 24? 4, 'f j f W 'X ' ' 'S-W v1f. 3'Z.'Z . .fi . .A 'nl 1 . 'J I I v 5 A ff- W' ,Z 3 f WW. n' lil -- ,, 1 j ' lf' Q4 I ev 1 V K ' '. 5 , , .sf .f' .V , r I 'W f we -W' A - 4 X K 'I ll' , r f . , ' ,, ' f vi 'M' . ' Y 9.1 . . f w ff. an i , V Q 1 7 fr 5-x I , fa. I 'E , A ' V 3 9 s ' 1 IZA? Xu . F' ' ' . ' X U I 'S 3 . -V iff 'S Ili IP 1 2:1 , ' f WM' 440' I WI., il! X . , vi ' ' . I A - - . G I I P I' W I 2 If 3' 'aw Q- w f' J, 'KZ ' 3' . ,- , I -- r kai? ILE cz ,R N, ww Q ,P ex. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. Il I I I ,4 1 1 Q J.. I . , . , ,, X xy M' ' . l I: K If f - -wi A ,.v - ' . , ,, . .x+ QQFJW .fa A xl? , A - 'N Rennell, G. Nlcllols, J. Kelly, S. Abuusl, P. Pltroff, Coach T. lVlc Grath. VARSITY BASEBALL: lst row: G. Lussler, K. Downey, R. Gage, A. Demo, R. Berger, J. Noel, 2nd row: B. Collier, J. Bona, A. Dlsarlti, P. LaCross, R. Gllman, 3rd row: R. Hafner, Mgr. B. Basebah 1968 fr L Q 'FJ 1 I, .' Q. It J WS-?I'3!v 8 ,I Nj 'C fy Q, 3: A 'C 5 Iiwxg I5 1 I ffl 'If' f Que.. -A I it . I X I 4 B'i I 6 Q I X ll' f x I ' ' . e I I. f f I I al-If fa , as In Q ff . N15 ,ff Q iff ' . X A' u -' . I fe Il '- ' . A ,. , , . Q Y 'A' , I K XX I xr I K f . X ' In - . I in I A' J. lx , :N iff-fmaffffd 'I A 'R villa' ,, .LB 1 Psggfx I A14 X PR. s Q N A 1 ,. fm it x x .v X ' U N 1 Tax, ' IX Qxx ,. 2 xr D V F ,. Y A Q Y- u 47-Xl Q - -.A,.,,,,- I . gQg'f'i-.Jff,:'3?u,. -fill' i JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: lst row: T. Davis, J. Wolfe, D. LaBonte, M. Ferris, D. Andreatta. 2nd row: A. Stalker, R. Andrews, IVI. Maynard, W. Konopka, W. Rivard, 3rd row: Coach R. Clrone. W. Du- val, IVI. Klrby, IVI. Wood, J. Pratt, D. Bourdon. 5 :N ' v 4 NBL Scoreboard Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Commerce Lenox Wahconah Pittsfield Wahconah Northampton St. Joe CPitts.J Adams lVlt. Anthony IVIt. Greylock Monument lVlt. St. Joe CNAD Pittsfield Wahconah St. Joe CPitts.J Adams IVit. Greylock Northampton St. Joe CN.A.J Commerce Coach Tom McGrath and Tri-Captains Gary Nichols Steve Abuisi and Jim Kelley , qw, H -.-A .31 4 Q J Q 1 '1 Vs- , 1 1'- s,- -a Semor Gary N1ChOIS1CapT5 Q- 8 Q. ggglg' 1. , F 1 , l,AA, 1 1, .j9 g5.a - w'?f'lh..' - ' 1 , X5 Pix' -gli! , 1:-Q2 N . X 5 1 ,4 :.. ,i I W 1 -2 1 1 ., 12 , - F ... ,uhm 1 gr'- ' Y v N - , ,ny 'I -' 1 -A 2, 5 'KL '2'1.,: !'?'. F':-'.1T ' ' ' - '- -f 'v-11 11 1 .. X .4 .,,. ' ' I fy 1 Y H 1 35? 4 ' - IF 75'f 7 : - ,,k1 xx 1 .765 3 ' .pk 1+ 7 Ji, 7 1 Lg' i,1j'f.:.:r.., U j' 'M riff 1,.,slr:f - , - 1 .'Q-xiii'-' Q 4 fA Q,.f L L' M I A ., Q ' 1 A A .umm-af 1 , 1 . ' 1 Drury-St. Joe 1N.A.J 11 xi 1 11 I l ill .5 V 11 I I 1 'I . ' - I 1 1 1 1 1 4 -, ,s.,gw....m .Aff wp 1 'Wi' '4 W'xQ'o 3 1 1, 1, A ' xv , V A -4 Q 1 1 Bob Gage13J Adams Game 1+-Q 5: p --Q.w--L 1 -iq-o 'J A W vi: l . ! Ns .-44 P N 'f 'N-1m-gg gs.. I , .11 H J f Bib ,Q I' Coach lVlcGrath, B. Collier, S. Abuisl. Gary Lussier C195 E t bat. ,4 W W . J ,.,,n 2 V QM ' ' Y Y an A ,, 5 wp, E' N m ' X' A Bruce Collier Clly, Gary Nichols 143. 121 Safe! Paul LaCross C65 Adams Game. J. Benoint, A. Davignon, Ccaptq K. VanSteemburg, C. Thurston, A. Nassif, M. Kirby, J. Sac- co, D. Ott, P. Less, J. Valenti, T. O'Connor, S, Canedy, B. Chuison, A. Dusantr,B.SI'1epIey, T. IVlcConneI. Tom McConneI and Alan Davignon. ,nv . ,N , ...,-...- K . 'T . . ...vm-N.. I s . fax Sponsored by Ski Team Alan Davignon accepting award .P Cross Country Team Ww- 'Shim' .X J .Q fr- , J V'V': 9' E3 X ,.,., f X ' . M lst row: A. Stalker, S. Canedy, W. Duval, C. Thurston, M. Clark, 2nd row: J. Janiga, W. Schubnel, M Kirby, T. Gallese, Capt. J. DiLorenzo, Coach F. J. Quinn. Golf Team 1st row: Scott Patashnick, J. Stachelek, W. Smith, 2nd row: R. Risatti, C. Rougeau, A. Nassif, J. Val enti, Advisor: Mr. J. Girardi. 123 C1 ij is 'Qi 3 'Ag fi N A fi A 111 so Q x ,K -- , - :. 1- ,. -' ,, ' j 3-2-,fin fa 12,6 4-Q el. A ,gn xi - ig,-hi. T ggi 2 5 L. H, XZ' 1' e ::-5-if-ii 1 f?x QV? JN: 1, fre. ,g + W' +s1,5 Q,-'i Q 'Q - aa ,, Q 3 'H 1 ' V ,n -, , , - 3' I ' 4 Q D ' U ' 0 ' ' x d I4 4 E . j . -J - 1strow:Cce:+ 4 Jews? 5 Dei Q E 'ive' 3 ' V59 E 'lifes C Ein-: . Ja' ga L Caffe D :':.-. , L'e'e I Q11 'L 1 'QW' ' 'X'-+ Lf f L L - 3317 Athrowzi Ze ' - L :S2'1 A ' I::'e'. 25.5 I .:' 2nd row: H Es- 'fi E ws: L' M Setter C Sit- , Track Team 1968 9 ,Q J- -.'A, D' ,' - A- ,L .3 Q gi. U'-,' Ln '. l ',. 3 Y rl U 2. f ' M 4 ,hrk' p 'D 1 5 ? . , , f .Q Aw 'L ,. 'Al ', M-412 .V ' X -tb x-,. . Co-Captams Jfm Daws, Joe D'Lofevzc, and Ccacf Her: Jcvscf' 12-if M it' , i av if 1 f ,, . Aff? 'Q' . 1 1 Q' .1 i 56 ' if . 'M X I gf ' '9 , Q ., A good start in the twoernile event . , 1,41-tum I Nr -Nxt ...N 4' 5 Easy does it! as Jim Davis sets a new pole-vaulting record. xi S.- fr Ir . g,.- 4' .' . , . v ,f e- , A . f ' ' L 35 if . .. 'H 71,91 fir A - M, , f fi' T it r sf. ', Y' s'-5 ' K L' 4 , V 'Q is ' u ', X iff 5 ', 1i . . . helps score another victory for the team! 125 w i x x 1 1 i O I D ,Q tl , '4 3:7 .,.. 1 kd 7 L..-.. tv' ' ' -' W, . -' ' 4. P '---f 1 .- ' . ,f 'af f . xy f7F 'TQ-7'1-Q' Qui:-W7-X - , 4 , -4 ' ' ' 1' Lf-ff gg 0 If N J I I hr' I I I ' , ! wi? fd! QU W J 'vu ' A . -'. ' '4 -'f q '. x vu - ' '1 - , ,- ,.' ' Z ' 'N 8 ?-.-1615 -q,,-- , 11 is I X7 1 5 ' fi . V ' .4 :ffi ' .- ' fag f ' 7' ' Qi Q, N' JA . I f Vi ' 1' '53 if ' '5' N' bl TLV, fi'-'Y - I ' 'Q , way . I 9 V' 5 :ldv-f ' 0 44- 5. m' 'qi' Af' 1, -' ' ff 'I - 5.4. .' UQ: - -, Q' 'vvf' -1 - 'lvhaf-5 5: -R ,. , '-w.v.r- N Q' v - un.. 5 ' '-I fx. ,, 4 -- .f ,..-f-M ,ff ,- h vw ... y Dax -'wp I 'H EWR. h vp. ,ll , , , A A 'W I . -A21 I- '-- K 0 Jlfg- , .18---iwfn-'zz'--. .q.l.- - v- ,A - ,.. ,, M- N 'V '.-'x - '.-' ' ' xg ' 'J' F, J 3,335 - A' mfr sn- AQ ' - , W ,.w'f.-1::2:f'E,'3f.'Q. -, ' ' O ' 'lv' 'A 'JA- . f f ' . '.. 1 an '1f: x -hr, . r fd. x ff' s as-y affix fhlqsna '., h .:shl- . sq..-nz. I tixkafaf V nv Ari: Y'-as 'af A' 5' .- se al hi' w 0 5' 1 N' . I ,Q -Q 1 '30 ahah wmsmhh 0' . ' , . ' - - - 1'- J I -A if T ' - 'x I , -. T gi?-,kgs A , tiikvu . 5 -' .4-it i . -1-' .' We fu s Vi iv. S This section sponsored by THE MARK OF REUABIUIY Commencement Week June 10-16, 1968 Each morning during Commencement Week there were graduation rehearsals either at Noel Field or in the Drury Au- ditorium, and each night there were parties given by various members of the class. and in between there were the tradi- tional scheduled events. On Monday afternoon the girls were feted at the Senior Girls Tea given by the Naomi Chapter of the Masons at the Masonic Temple. On Tuesday after re- hearsal the class migrated to North Pond for our never-to-be- forgotten class picnic. On Wednesday night the Senior Ban- quet was held at the Masonic Temple with humor provided by various toasts and the reading ofthe class will and prophecy. On Thursday at the Class Night ceremonies in the Drury Au- ditorium over S66000 was awarded to various members of the class. Friday was prom night as the Seniors were honored by the Juniors in the McCann Gymnasium decorated in the theme ot Apple Blossom Time. Mary Blanchard was chosen queen with Debbie Ashton, Carol Dickinson. Ruth Mazzuchi. and Cheryl Bissaillon in her court. Saturday was a day of rest. Finally, Sunday brought a rainy graduation and the Class of 1968's last official function as students of Drury High School. Senior Girls Tea ' l , , 'K 5 si ,' 'g f' yibf, ' .l l-i . lyk V .ssiifi . r .ik ' vs. if' Q X, K QQ' . N . ' - .fx X N. QQV' SS 4, ' X? NX Donna LaPine, Barb Shapiro. and Carol Camadine with hosts l 128 1 'W ff 1 9. . ., h ,w, .-Y , 5-A 1 6. 1' ,- A :mf Mr. Drotter toasts class. T x ' , 'z , , Q 4 X ,f 3 X , I KE I A e 5 wow Marching in. Senior Banquet Head Table. ,f Mary Douglas presents yearbook dedication to Mr. Sondrlnu 5 I Class Night L 'N :Hr iifxai, Girl S march in. '1 1 K I ' , 1- ,.. W. 4,942 -e sq, W X X Marshals. Steve Barley and Mary Zocchu on stage Members of Pro Merito stand for recognition wx. ff' M Awards Mario Alcaro Drury Moms Club Scholarship Drury Varsity Club Scholarship Cornish Wire Co. Award Deborah Anderson Future Teachers of America Club Scholarship Peebles Jewelry Shop Scholarship Steve Bailey High Ranking Student Award Rensselear Polytechnical Institute Scholarship Nancy Baker Fort Massachusetts Historial Society Award James Bastien Drury Moms Club Scholarship Sons and Daughters of Italy Award Iowa State University Scholarship Jane Belanger Adams Super Market Award Jacqueline Boisjolie Adams Super Market Award Elise Boyer Fort Massachusetts Historical Society Award Robert Buletti Drury Moms Club Scholarship Carol Camadine High Ranking Student Award Richard Cannity Greylock Teachers Group Award Cheryl Chalmers Bidgewater College Scholarship Michel Cirone Adams Super Market Award Kathleen Codogni High Ranking Student Award University of Vermont Scholarship Margaret Collier ' North Adams Police Assn. Award Alan Davingnon . Drury Moms Club Scholarship Drury Varsity Club Scholarship Peter W. Foote Memorial Scholarship Rensselear Polytechnical Institute Scholarship Joseph Dilorenzo Richard E. Stanton Memorial Trophy Linda Francis High Ranking Student Award Business Dept. Award Katherine Florini High Ranking Student Award Robert E. Wood Gymnastics Club Scholarship Duke University Scholarship Leonard Hodgeman Barrington College Scholarship James Kelly Drury Moms Club Scholarship Lees McRae College Scholarship Thomas Gallese High Ranking Student Award Fairfield University Scholarship Jean LaPine Adams Supermarket Award Jean Lamb High Ranking Student Award Danford Award DAR Good Citizenship certificate DAR Medal for Excellence in History Readers Digest Award William A. Courcheme Award Smith College Scholarship Bonnie Law High Ranking Student Award Cornish Wire Co. Award Adams Super Market Award Future Teachers of America Club Scholarship Mary Ann Lisee Conrad Mausert Award Daniel Merrigan Ann Welch Memorial Award North Adams Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Gary Nichols Drury Moms Club Scholarship Cannavan Memorial Award Drury Varsity Club Scholarship Bryant College Scholarship Michael Pankievich North Adams Travel Club Award Richard Paoletti ' Sprague Electric Co. Award Paul Pitroff Cornish Wire Co. Award Hope Rennel Adams Supermarket Award Future Teachers of America Club Scholarship Robert Richton High Ranking Student Award University of Mass. Scholarship Gail Rock High Ranking Student Award Cornish Wire Co. Award Bay Path Junior College Scholarship Marianne Rosse Sons and Daughters of Italy Award American Legion Scholarship Alan Roy High Ranking Student Award Bausch and Lomb Medal for Science Dora A. Radio Memorial Scholarship Haskins Community Group Award Ann Roy Dora A. Radio Memorial Scholarship Adams Supermarket Scholarship Rotary Club Scholarship Lynn Sartori Marjorie Y. Howland Award Clarksburg Community Club Award David Shaker Lebanese Social Club Award St. Anselms College Scholarship Barbra Shapiro George Washington Univ. Scholarship Patricia Sukel Bay Path Junior College Scholarship Carol Sprague North Adams Hospital Auxiliary Award North Adams Lions Club Award Donna Unis High Ranking Student Award Kiwanis Club Award Kathy Valotta Household Arts Dept. Award Mary Zocchi Conrad Mausert Award St. Anselms College Scholarship as wwf' Myyf, Graduation Day ghd .,'l if Q1 I Bonme Law receuves honor S plaque from Mr. Drotter, If ,, A Guest Speaker, Mr. Donald Greer. Distinguished Guests C-,Q Junior class officers hand out class flower. Mrs. Croscup directs the singing F' c' Q X For We Are All Thy Children Still, and Loyal Will Ever Be One Alwqys Begins T0 Forgive A Place As S0011 As Ifs Lej? Behind. Charles Dickens ZH 'Yyvv Y.-I ' ki l 109- ,npr--N A f '3- mm f ' 4 i + iw s XQ W f , -W ,,.f' , ., ,wg . Nassif's Professional Pharmacy Compliments of A8tP Food Stores Apothacary Hall VVhitney's Rexall Drug Store Carlisle Drug Store Compliments of Compliments of Epco Systems A. Ashkar Sales Co. lVlain office-56 Main Street North Adams, Mass. Branch office-644 North Street Whole Sale Distributors PiTtSfi9ld, IVISSS. North Adams, Massachusetts Stationery-Art Supplies-Typewriters Business Machines . . . We serve all makes of typewriters in our own shop. . .5222 'l.l'u r.'.'.- success to the class of u ': ' PCE West Variety Store I 1 I ' I I S 373 State Road .1 -1 z-. . North Adams, IVlass. 'NCORPORATED It's West Variety for those H PAINTS - FABRICS - WALL COVERINGS Forgotten Items' 55-59 Union Street North Adams Diol 663-5303 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Drury Class of 1968 from Al-DO'S PAINT 3, LEV HARDWARE and WALLPAPER STORE SUPPLY COMPANY 26-40 Holden Street Dial MO 3-6596 North Adams, Mass. 145 State Street North Adams Newest Styles Compliments as pictured in the of the BOSTON STORE North Adams Mass. current fasnion magazines forthe Jr. Petite! 5-13 Jrs.! 5-15 Misses! 10-18 PlZZI'S NIODERNE STUDIO Congratulations to the Class of 1968 14 Compliments of Jolly Jewelers Compliments Custom Kitchens GAGLIARDVS INC. Let us design your dream kitchen 9-ll Union St. 663-3746 Service After Sales Compliments of FIorini's Inc. Patrons l3aten'ian's City Market Breen's Florist Feder Furniture Gazzaniga Wallpaper and Paint Store Dr. Raymond E. Lord Mazzuchi Studio and Camera Shop Mohawk Ski Shop Mohawk Gift Shop QuadIand's Florist and Gifts Risebergs Dr. Irving I. Selsby MD. Whitneys Drug Store Wein's Shoe Store House of Walsh Di Legos Jeweler VVashburne's Book Store Gallup and Dickey Insurance Agency Nini's Card 81 News 144 1 I Drury High School - Year Ecol THE NATHANTTE Q 1968 Not Tu Ja Takfn Frwm This Room Drury High School M Year Book THE NATHANIFQ - 1963 I I--Y , -nr Y--Y , V , Y Y, Auvnon , 4 TJ, NLM iggmkan R TTTL! g a' FT7f:m?ffYFQjmjQ1 -3eT ivf '!0'f'9WJEF'! New TIQSSE. 'N ? ,Q 2 f ff2lifl35 r3'Y1OQi'Qf1 5 1-W, Nh, QXTXH x V W, I' -. , -Y . IL, fl 1 . -I I 2, f ,T W, 5135 f I3 fr, I 5 t -Q 'H -fi, E it: 'V A .W X' 1 I .1 C I , . . ag ..- .Q X5-f 8 il V x AL f I 2 , fry 1, I f 'P f , ,. M!! tg XI ,K Y 1 ,I If ' -s rf' I yr I , S. vs I In Review INTERNATIONAL EVENTS I Bntrsh hrppues alarm that therr arm rs drtterent Irom that ot Amerrcan hrpores they dont want to drop out ot socIety. out to stay In and change It, 2 French Presrdent Charles DeGauIIe strrred up a lot , 'xx I I V ot controversy durrng 1967fhere he exptams why he K P. I ,M y i teeIs Entarn should not he a Common Market member. ,N ' ' ig, A-' I E - . -I ,L-'n -xi fr If , A I If Q New X 5 boldrers ot the U S 4th Intantry Dwrsuon rest atop ,I I I-,gg ,rifxgi-, I 4 wk HIII1538IoIIowrngaIrerteoattle wrrn the North Vret- HIH yi if- vi namese Ior the hIII m the Dah To area . A H3 1- Y' . Y ILL-fn,-A 5 it 1153! Q! .K 1- ggaiiig A lsraeh 5oIdrers tIy therr tlag from a mosque In the Lf' ' , I if Sana: desert eaotured oy the Israelrs durrng the short- K' 'N X Iwed Arao-Israeh war In Iune of 1967 li: f '71 . I , . I V-. ,L , ai f QQ. I 1 A 5 Wavmg red-colored booklets ot Mads quotatrons. ' ' - --f ' X4 A25 Q pro-communrst Chrnese swarm In tront ot the Govern- ! - I V' rs -A 45 f .' '. . 5 or's House durmg May demonstrations In Hong Kong. f I f' ' 'I 7 If f if . 'fffv , F5 y , :fin 2, xx-e--. s 6 Mrs Svetlana Alirluyeya. daughter ot the late S0- , K Y H . I X vret dtctator Ioseoh Stahn, was a but surprtsed that wr. M XT 1,hgQf3 her detectron created so much Strr In the U S. 3 'I f ff 'E ' ' T . A 7' Q v .. 4 gt 5 at A 9. '- -V-ff' I ri ' I :N 9 - -.fa . . ffff'-' V ' ' Lg fs 5 I 'X-I - SSW ,I JKQi?f1-3? , ft 5 H 3 Z 1? I II Ji 2' - Jiffy A - VI? s 4' s 4 'ef:.,,1 ,M N 3- , -sa - QI 1, 1 Q.. V, so X If ,,gj'.,x:5H I , . f- iff' 5 4- .., 3 gd ,-,,-wr .-, , ,,,, J :t 1,7 . '1 -.,- Q 1, YQ , Q 'g f ' fi ,fp ,f Q yr.. !b.. A U .. 1-, IJ, . ' ,I ' it .r 5 6 F N.. ' u - 'Nr 'f at - 1-M -N -'- M ra.-un' ' 1: A I SSP-If EQ- f it .e 511 I ' J N I We J X, 1 ' f I 4- 529.5 4, Q.- -V 5 ,T - ILP- W.,':' v ,gjwff I NX ' i.. 'R 7 7. In June, Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin came to the United States to address the UN about the Arab- Israeli war and later talked with President Johnson. 8. An Army vehicle bears the casket of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer from Cologne Cathedral, April 25, following a Requiem Mass. 9. Suits came back into fashion during 1967. This one was designed by Lito Manalang for a young fashion house, the year-old British Moderns of New York. 10. This wide angle view of the moon's hidden side was taken on August 6, 1967 and transmitted back to thelet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California. 11, Heavy monsoon rains turned most of South Viet- nam into a quagmlre during the summer of 1967. Here, U.S. marines prepare to board a' Chinook helicopter. 12. Presidentlohnson, shown here in Vietnam, staunch' ly defended the nations participation in the Vietnam war despite widespread protests and demonstrations. isefsw f yfA'Ws,Ms Q 'fy ' ' vi effwsyjg v ww.-we 4 ea.,-s 4-we-f., 'sf 9? f ' f..k Q? 9 10 ll I2 7 L