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

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STUDENT LIFE What makes Drury High School different from all other schools? Is it all the open space and classrooms without walls? Is it the administrators and counselors who help and guide students' futures? Is it the facul- ty that enriches the students with knowledge? Is it the students who till the halls with laughter? Is it the sports' teams that bring glory to the school with their numerous victories and championships? Is it the band and chorus who enter- tain at numerous school func- tions? Is it the clubs and organiza- tions that allow students to become involved in activities beyond the classroom? Drury High School was first built with the intentions of allow- ing people more freedom of movement through the use of open space. This made Drury dif- ferent from the traditional high schools which have closed, in- dividual classrooms. Since most students have never been in this kind of atmosphere, in the begin- ning, they find difficulty in ad- justing. But most students and teachers have learned to deal with the distractions and to concentrate more on their work, thus turning this disadvantage to an asset. lfiifx fjlsffihvbhf, l,.,5v! un QA 431335,-iilll , slgiggqliisiflffa- N!-iafliw' 2: i Il di ll 1 llll I da v -Luffy x m,, lqfl'-is aff. l'! fun.