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

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Physical Education is at if LITTLE S JAMESD LITTLE H S C PM as S' 155 EAGLE smear Noam ADAMS MASS WE D0 MURE hoggg Supermarkets OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY State Road 8. Curran Highway North Adams Herbert Johnson Tom Picard McGrath Thomas Candy Rivard P hysical Education To develop the mind and body. Most people have always thought of that as the goal of education. That's why our physical education program was an impor- tant aspect of our overall growth here at Drury. Mr. McGrath, Mrs. Rivard, and Mr. Johnson all contribute to make gym classes an opportunity for personal growth. To compete, to satisfy needs for self-esteem, to grow in self-confidence: these were just some of the areas in which we were afforded opportunities in Phys. Ed. People today talk more and more about how important a healthy, well exercised body is for a healthy mind. We got a good start in that direction here at Drury.

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'-Q' fs 'QA ' .3 I it 7444 Shaw Siege 40 EAGLE STREET NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 0 aiglfioe Store Claire Daub Donna Baker Joan Mills Fred Scerbo SPECIAL EDUCATION People have different ways of lear ning. Some are faster at picking things up, and others need a little more help understanding. Special education reaches out to those students who do need help and provides them with the special attention they need.