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

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BUSINESS: PRACTICAL STUDY Business Department Typewritting, shorthand, computers-The Business Depart- ment allows the opportunity to become acquainted with and develop skill in subjects which are practical. Such skills are very necessary in a society where the small business is very common. The business department lets students become self-sufficient in these necessary skills. In a society such as ours, the private business, be it large or small, is the most practical means of making it'l. Because of the business department, Drury students are able to realize this goal. 7 V 1? 4'-.. Best Wishes to the Class of '83 Coakley fer an 'O p insurance agency, inc. dolan M EIGHTY FIVE MAIN STREET fi 'll Collins NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 W. O'Brien C. Oldhan' A. Piekos I. Toupcflce

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THE STUDIES OF THE FUTURE V. King l M. Carriddi Science Department Science is said to be the foun- dation of the future. The students of Drury High School are taught of past scientific experiments and technological advancements in order to aid them in their discovery of new concepts. Without the study of sciences, it is difficult to fully understand the many technological advances that are now a necessary part of every day life. During this year a new computer course has been offered. This is a small sample of the science department's effort to keep up with the times . The Drury Science Department is a group of conscientious and learned people who instruct the students of Drury High School so that they are better suited to face the challenges of a highly technical world. J. Gniadek A. Olsen C. Perry J. Richards J. Solari C. Wondolowski

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE: STUDY OF CULTURE Foreign Language Department The study of foreign languages aids a student in becoming more aware of the aspects of other cultures. It allows him to learn first hand about a culture that is very different from his own. Through this study, a student will be able to understand the dif- ferences and similarities which ex- ist in people. The foreign language depart- ment makes this difficult endeavor more enjoyable and understan- dable. This department is in- strumental in students becoming familair with cultures different from their own. S. Chilson E. Lebert T . t,. 7 W . I it C . Millette N. Sondrmi DGWLIN so ARE 107 Main Street North Adams The Candy Shoppe Ggfgb J' The Pepper Tree Professional A ttzre Butcher Block Deli The Bogkend