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

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W V , LJ l I E nglish ,tg X . - O J - . I '42 N T ,WJ Carolyn Cheesbro Paul G ravel Robert Scrivens I A we 4' vii' o - , , - ' . , 1 V . ' ,I xl. f' Marian England Francis M errigan Eleanor Taff English is a subject which is con- nected with many careers. The teachers in the English Department impress upon the individuals that English will be a subject that will be needed throughout the years that lie ahead. Many language skills are covered, such as: creative writing, poetry, literature, outlining, and things of the sort. With the guide of the teachers, the students will learn and appreciate the real meaning of English in their four years at Drury. I, .T.T'3-fe jf A125 r H l Ruth Otico f 52 Dorothy Thompson 15

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S ocial S tudies SOCIAL STUDIES With the changing and unpredic- table world that we live in today, the Social Studies department tries to give an understandable meaning to current events that happen worldwide. Not only does this department give recent, up-to-date facts, it emphasizes the past and all of the events that took place not only in our country, but throughout the world. The teachers try to stress to the students the mistakes and successes that have happened in the past, in a hope that they will gain an understanding of these historic series in Q order to make the future a bright, S stable world to come. North Adams Country Club Route 8 - Clarksburg, MA 01247 so u. 664-901 l Chef - Dave Lewis g 664-9444 Chomel , If It , x I ,,,, 'A 'gi 5 ff-I ' ,,, If 1 Robert Dean . Richard Falcon DOI12lld Pecor f.-. - J Osevh Prengubef Bonnie Rennell George Petropulos - e.-1:1 lffieii-,, i e-f?'if7 I ef' Mg., A -if A-as Q5 '75 ii? David Wall 1' 5 Y 1 .f, , 'Y it ff'f ' '., -. - S.. X 'Li S any rest' ff',.' pffai . V VV TiJ n3fl'

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A2 + bl : cz, mm, so-6o9o triangle, this is a small sample of the concepts that the Drury Math Department teaches each year. The Math Department instructs its students in mathematical ideas and theorems which will aid them in later studies. With these concepts of mathematics, Drury students will be able to understand the ideas that are a part of their everyday lives. Analytical reasoning and ac- curate computation are essential in the hectic and advanced world of which we are a part. Because of this dedicated and knowledgeable group of people, Drury students are taught the basics of mathematics and ad- vanced analytical ideas. -Q1 Mathematics V V . .x K , . D W 5 l , V r s. 4 4 n X ci A.'5f l,b i 1 Robert Kove Edward Noel Patricia Sacco Ronald Smachetti ' f l ' x 1 if i rv . S K 1, f g Gary Kelley William Prevey L ora ne W hitcomb