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

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HOME ECONOMICS If you like cutting in your classes then the Sewing De- partment at Drury High School is for you. They will let first year students cut cotton, the second year students can cut wool, plaid, the tailoring class, which is the third year in sewing, will cut any kind of material to make a coat and line it and the fourth year students can cut drapery mate- rial. Burnin' a hamburg? It isn't heard of in the Drury Cook- ing Department. All you have to do is to mix one cup of students, V4 cup of teachers, 'I heaping tablespoon of patience, and mix thoroughly. 'Vu Ll ui Nuke, SPECIAL EDUCATION A Zi J! A A F x 4 , ,,,, . . ff ' 'Q L. -If Iames Montepare, Mary Tiezzi Chairperson B.A., North Adams State B.A., American College International College M.Ed., American International College

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MATH Can you take the square root of 264, multiply this by the reciprocal of pie, mul- tiply this by 4x 2 - 8x plus 32.4, reduce this polynomial and take the derivitive of the whole thing? Could you find your prob- ability of getting it correct? If you can't, then boviously you've never run across Drury's math department. They're abso- lutely crazy about this type of thing. Trigonometrically speaking, they will bust their cosines trying to get a message across. lf you're in a geometric daze, don't fret. They can talk in circles of explana- tions. Drury's math department proves to make school most interesting. After all, where else could students be taught by so many independent variables? af as Ronald Smachetti, Chairperson B.S., Oswego State College M.Ed., Albany University Patricia Sacco B.A., North Adams State College B.A. lPhysicsJ, North Adams State College Lorane Ehitcomb B.S., University of Mass. I. figs . - ,Z W: . , '.f M A Robert Kove B.S. l-Chemistryl, Siena College M.Ed., North Adams State College Ea- is 1 is its Eu E 2 ngnilglllv 'llllls 3 - va, .-tb M 'bm 5f1,.3 ,. 0 2 .. - El -Nw.MA,A,..,.M....... . 1 Ei 1 fi 1 A a,.,w-:V f-M-w 'f - - . 4 , 6 . , .A lag. 335 .::- 4 fi- W - H Y 21 -I. ' at g V ll 2-ll-T ,, 'X I' it V e- W' '-,+t:2 ' V v-ii N V . , ..,... llrz 5,9-qt: fr gi .Mn H ,S .5 ,,., . .... ij. yiqi ,A M llz, IAQ I , w V'-New A taaa. - idk JH. l ,R ' 1 at 8 a W Cary Kelley B.A., Williams College :- 3-' ', '. I -'M' f 435,54 5' 4 . JoAnn Jacobson B.A., North Adams State College J 4 Patricia Butterfield B.A., North Adams State College ' Wu t 5 2. William Prevey B.S., University of Mass. M.Ed., Springfield College 'Nw -':k. . . ' . A - It ' jiE.:.11,:.iA Iv.-S' ,i .,.. ...,. ffm ' C M53 as 4 , sw 95 Jw v x R If , G 2 I if 4 W 'tvfllxzkwg ' .Wiz . v H S 'ws , .I 3: , 5 , i g - : -gfwlsu, , V Enid, . ill - NESS-.2-1' X 5-33 2. V. .,,. ,,. .,f-a,,..,., ., , . if iw H. Mt. W3 1 .M . 1 l. .,z.,. . if --.Wi 'im C1 It N

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ARTS , ami' john Horahan B.S.L.A., University of MESS. Art Harrington joseph Rizzi Dorothy Thompson Thomas Siciliano BS., Fitchburg, State B.S. llndust. Arts Ed.l, B.S., North Adams State B.S,, St. Louis University College State University College College at Oswego, N,Y, M.A., North Adams State l College The whir of the potters wheel, the click-thump of the printing machine, the buzz ofa saw, the scratch of busy pencils on blank white paper, chisels biting into blocks of plaster, paint brushes bringing color to canvas - where? The Drury art department! T ing but materials, and through their own imaginations and the guidance of the teachers, make something that appeals to the eye. There is an aura here that isn't present anywhere else in the school. The atmosphere is relaxed yet charged with energy. Most of the students that elect art take it because they are interested, not because they need the credits. The students aren't looking furtively at the clock, anxious for the bell to ring. They are busy working, deep in their own thoughts and ideas. in 'M '2. ' 3...-nl EL! Creativity is the key word in the art area. Students take noth-