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

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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-

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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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MUSIC lf you've been involved with the music department, you know the feeling of satisfaction that you get from using your own talents, and combining them with the talents of those around you. The sounds that come from the music department are expressed and absorbed by each individual in a very unique way. The department is made up of loving and understanding people who always seem to have a warm heart and a sympathet- ic ear, just like ma and dad , Everyone holds within them a special musical talent that can germinate and grow without any limitations. The annual super- star concerts are wonderful performances for the public. But more than than, they give the students in the music depart- ment the feeling of being stars, even if they did not have a special part. The Music Department is learning to reach your own potential, feeling like part of a big family and appreciating EJ ,. - -- Y gil I ,qhaggpfrson lanice Kucher Dennis Harrington C'oIi2? e C all 3 6 B.A., Ithica College B.M,, State University M A gc I b, MA., Drury High School College at Potsdam, N.Y. '. ,O um la M.M., lthica College University A. 7.7.2-in 7, ll V the people around you. 7'-'N x Herbert johnson, Chairperson B.S., Springfield College M.Ed., North Adams State College 1-ugv' I L T 2 6 in 127 I . x, N , ., 1 X X . Thomas McGrath Irene Bianchi B.S., Central Conn. State Candace Cross Pele Foote B.S., Central Conn. State College B.S., University of Mass. Norwich UNVGYSNY College M.S., lGuid.l, North Military Acad. Adams State College 1 n n I if . 'll f I 46 . 1 A fs'--'uf 4 r. A' vga 1, l 1 .,,'.,l ,Q t 1.4, ' I Q. ff MRS. Tifnmff 5 CLH 556 5 c H u ce Lge Z5 'TEDA sy ON Ly CN Q . A PHYSICAL EDUCATIC