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

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UnfT,gb:.a' 91 - S J 5 1. . i 1 l F 3 F' 1 f V in W I S 965 MQ TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2-3 ADMINISTRATION Sn GUIDANCE 4-6 FACULTY 7-15 ACTIVITIES 16-40 A SPORTS 41-71 SENIOR EVENTS 71-79 SENIOR SECTION 80-96 MEMORIUM 97 UNDERCLASSMEN 98-119 BOOSTERS Sz PATRONS 120 DRURY HIGH SCHOOL NORTH ADAMS, MA DEDICATION S F D0 ALD PECCR The class of 1985 IS proud to announce that th1s year s Nathan1te 15 ded1cated to Mr Donald J Pecor Mr Pecor has been a member of the soc1al stud1es faculty and for many years has been head of that department Mr Pecor IS a very char1smat1c man and h1s personallty sh1nes through 1n h1s method of teach lng He makes h1s subject come ahve and IS always concerned w1th h1s students op1n1ons and quest1ons It IS h1s energy and w1sdom that leaves hrs students w1th a lastmg 1mpress1on of h1s class Mr Pecor s enthus1asm does not end 1n the class room He approaches h1s dutles as head of the Soc1al Stud1es Enghsh department w1th the same ded1cat1on Mr Pecor must order text books schedule students and keep the faculty and students w1th1n h1s depart ment content not always easy tasks For th1s enthus1asm and for bemg a concerned teacher and ded1cated leader we thank you Mr Pecor 1n our own spec1al way Nfl 6 YNPKX US XSXST P8623 FUNK PSD GKBXQ wwf? X DMINISTR TION 517112 11153 mf if N11 , .uiggiiit X 0.5 W. ,N ff' ' 4. 0, A, . g'7' v 3 T I REQ? h R. Cirone, D. Cary, D. Giroux, S. Gregory, D. Roberts, R. Anderson 83 Park Street A A J. 81 Main Strcct Adams, MA gp in- -, f ' North Adams, M.-X 743-0001 A - f A - ,7 V ' THEr0LuEonn0runnELsnnK-A O04 M 1 ADAMS CO-OPERATIVE BANK 5 1 I GUIDANCE A- MHSff0iaf1IXi, l- Campedelli, 1- Noel, J- I-99389 M. Lefave, P. Buckley, D. Nuvallie, S.fMilenski THE TRAVEL STORE Ill No Adams MA Benmngton VT compllments of TASKIN COMPANY Smce 1909 Eagle Sr Center Street5 North Adams MA ERHQWHIRE ll nns l:lDUf 55 59 Umon Street North Adams MA E1gl1ty fave Nmn Street 663 5303 ON THE CONCOURSE NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS 01247 i ' ' Williamstown, MA - - . - I I 'I 'W , I 6 Pe P50 Pl JPPPLE APPL5 A PPE APPLE A9 APPLE APPLE APP? AP PLE APPLE Appl? APPLE APPLE Appgb Pa P Lsevxggmzppq, AESPLE NPPLEZSL 09lS.PfPLE,4go Fo' H16 'f'co-c.hg+,f ENGLISH R. Scrivens, P. Gravel, E. Taff, D. Thompson, R. Otico, C. Cheesbro, P, Merrigan, absent: M. England QW l Good Luck Class of 1985 A NINI'S and MCCLELLANDS Qu, pplnlq Good Luck Class of 1985 ANGELINAS 28 Marshall Street North Adams, MA 662-2529 W-.,. 8 HI TORY if z I Petropulos, D. Pecar, I Prenguber, R, Dean, R. Falcon, D. Wall, absent: B. Rennell 'Qi Qu, BPS PAINTS WALLPAPER P 8 L PAINTS i l ALDO S PAINT 8: WALLPAPER, INC. 5 Bl'Hfl1l'L. . FORD CHRYSLER A - A 101 MAIN STREET - NORTH ADAMS, MASS. 01247 TEL. 663-6155 9 THEM T CS 5 lillllfll M G. Kelley, R. Smachetti, R. Kove, P. Sacco, E. Noel, Vjf..Prevey, absent: L, Whitcomb . f , .i- ' ., V : , te: -:sl , is :fr .W -.- AZ' ',,,, ' 7 I ,,M, ,,, V AA,, AA, , ,,,, . , ,,,, V is if 5AINgfJ5Ig4USIC Compliments of Musical Instruments Sz Martini' Accessories Shoe stllfe Private Instruction A x 57 Available Brick ard Court 85 Main Street flag- Main ' North Ldamgl MA IXIOftI'g6I3d5lgIgi, MA Street 10 4 1 SCIENCE W fm' ,iw xtxw ing . C. Wondolowski, J. Caffrey, J . Gniadek, V. King, M. Cariddi, 1. Richards, J. Solari, absent: C. Perry '1 -I. 1. T. Bus LINES I 1' M I ? 'ff' H 3:7 l ' X in 5 fx ul' .IAS ga I , 1, w School Bus 81 Charter CfZZdOHglg5 1 . a - j- , Service BRICKOVEN ' I h 303 Ashland Street 5 hvh ,T ile fig? Massac usetts Avenue 664-9423 V 663-7021 'I2 H M PHYS. ED i H15 Uh... -QQ f lf ..,, 5 I iv' 5 QQ E. Lebert, C. Millette, absent: N. Sondrini 35 3 ,W '-4 D FOREIGN LA GUAGE I . I 'S S ' IH Hx X X H. Johnson, C. Rivard, T. McGrath I T73 -4... 0' Qlpcn 8-10 Evmqy Day . 4 Bm'--l XYINIILW lu Klux K 1.1--N A Q0l1gI.!fLIlJtlUl1N UI qx TUFF KOTE PINS Q QLTRIQS Cm My M M M D!NOxL Bbw rx fn-XLUN Evc1yVVQdnQNdt1ySL Flikldy 210 RIVCI' 5tl'L'Ct RIYCI 5llL'L'f Route 2, VVilli.1mwtown 00.1-.lf'.1.1 -153-4203 V 1 g W ' I MUSIC A D TECHNICAL RTS W C. jenkins, M. Walt Fuel Oil 8: l Propane Gas i H. A. GEORGE FUEL CO. Route 2 ' Williamstown, MA 'I4 J. Horahan, P. Cantone, A. Harrington, G. Mancuso, P, R SPECIAL EDUCATION ANFF T .fix '-ur: I. Mon tepare .xx .wg I M. Crosby A N. Donnelly, D. Baker, P. Scerbo, j. Mills V, 111.112 M. Ryan g Coallley,lllefpgpbelanhsfollins Success To l Al A' ' Q L' The Class of 85 Main Struct, Nmtlw Adams, MA ' Ol247-l4l3l0O-l-03oO I 71 Spring SllCCl,Wllll1lIllNlklWI1,MA 1 01207-14131-158-Sllkl 1 QW XQXES '1 7 COUNCIL MEETIN6 MEMCRIES OF N V. 1 17 rn-r1-I-' I-QQIGUQ V MEMCRIES OF CIRCUS OF THE STARS C This year the theme of the Freshmen Reception was The Circus of the Stars and was sponsored by the senior class. The Drury gym was decorated with streamers and balloons and the seniors wore costumes depicting either circus performers or famous people. Music was provided by a DJ. from radio station WJJW. Congratulations to the Queen Erin O'Brien and King John Mulcahy. U Freshmen Queen, King and Court Standing l to r: Wayne Morin, Q. Allison Glover, Chad Chenail, Erin Cain, Gina Comai, jeff Bleau, , I f ',!Q2pY Lisa Eastland, Rob Curran, seated: Queen Erin O'Brien, and King .garb john Mulcahy ' ,- 7 NZ' we , ri' -f f-by - F 'il jf N J9 41 fl l R+, me up 34 - nf X -'- f . - A 5,1 T . 1 s. , ..'.'-,V .rf ,4 8 N3 as EHS ig: '-cekgff. , , Q kg: wi gif ' ' , Hs f uk' 2 X7 Q ya - 535.4 jf rm Q nil S Q- 3 A 1 ,. A W I V Q A ,, , ,, Q 5- , ' W' ? ,ii KA ' J 31 ae' V .Ag 5, - 5' , .5 A , V fa -lf A :na fn ,, , . .nun ' 15. 1 f., 'X 5 y , ,, fx ZW- . ' '9-3 4 ab MEMORIES OF . . . SOMEWHERE IN TIME The highlight of Homecoming Week began with the dance which was held October 27th in the Drury gymnasium. Over 100 couples danced beneath the stars and other beautiful decorations that symbol- ized the theme Somewhere in Time. Congratulations to the Queen, Amal Mahar and her court: Vanessa Gilooly, Cheryl Lescar- beau, Sherry Beebe and Melissa Dobbert. I ,fi 'UI Above: Three's Com an P Y Below: Casey-Meyers-Filkins and her escort between dances. Homecoming Queen and her court: Vanessa Gilooly, Cheryl Lescarbeau, Amal Mahar QQueenJ Sherry Beebe and Melissa Dobbert. A Above: Dancin with a Queen , wx We N ,df 1 '-' il.- g Below: Hurry up Mom! EMORIES 0F . . . This year's Homecoming Week fOct. 28-Nov. 31 was a success. There was a great response from the student body in participation. We started off the week with funny hats and our coolest sunglasses. Then on sweats day we were al- lowed to dress down in sweat pants and sweat shirts. There were lots of outrageous costumes on Halloween dress up day. We all mellowed out in our shorts and shades for California Mellow Day. The week ended with Color Day Kwon by the juniorsj, a pep rally and later that night-The Blue and White Dance. Finally, came the long awaited event-the Drury-Hoosac game! if ,y .af X - e if U S J i 2 r EMORIES OF CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY This year's Christmas Assembly, sponsored by the Pep Club, was a great success. Many seniors, direct- ed by Marie Crosby, presented A Charlie Brown Christmas play. Several rock bands, including Mr. Scerbo's latest, had people dancing in the aisles. Santa and his elves made a special appearance to dis- tribute gifts to the lucky winners of the name drawing contest. Merry Christmas with the Peanuts Gang And what would you like for Christmas? t ' 1,1 r' -M V or Q 'w ,f , 5 . , 4.4 1.3 . ul s K ' I X .N s Visitors from the North Pole Where's the mistletoe? 24 MEMORIES OF COUNCIL 1st row-B Gajda, C Cary, L Corsi, T Gould, A Maher, I Morin M Renaud K Steuer Znd row M Lamore L Milette S Kupiec, D C1affey, T Vanuni, S Davis, L Currant, P Oakes, K Lafontame 3rc1 row L Lafontame K Hull B Kelley R Maher, J Pytko, T Taft, E Forbush, H juby 4th row-P Renaud J Nimmons J Blake A Cheesbro B Billings K Kemp M Anello, S Saunders The Student Council, as in past years, took a very active part in school functions. New advisors, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Chilson brought refreshing new ideas to the organization. In October, the council sponsored a successful blood mobile drive, collecting 45 pints of blood. During the winter, the group provided community support by holding a can goods drive and Christmas caroling at local elderly projects. They held a successful Winter Carnival dance under the title Purple Rain . Then in March they joined the We Are The World campaign by taking a collection for the Ethiopian Fund. Finally in April and May the council took part in an exchange with neighboring Hoosac Valley, which proved to be extremely successful. The officers of the council were: Sec. jill Morin, V. Pres. Amal Maher, Pres. Traci Gould, Treas. jen Gould 0 A DRURY AGAINST mechanical 8: st A6 49 fo SA dl STUDENTS 0 Q- DRPT industrial supplies - I 25 ME CORIES 0F In February the Winter Carnival Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held at the St. Anth- ony's Parish Center. Shades of pur- ple and sparkles of silver enhanced the atmosphere and provided the mood for the theme Purple Rain . Couples were entertained by the music of Chet Dupont. The Queen and her court were presented pur- ple roses. e ft Queen and Court: Maria Yip, Angela Shartrand, Melissa Brothers lQueenJ,lMichelle La Flamme, and Melissa Daub , i Beth Gajda, Colleen Murphy and escorts. Elka Uchman and Kirby Noel. A romantic interlude. I 26 MEMCRIES OF SKI CLUB The Ski Club had a large, en- thusiastic membership this year. They met every Thursday at 1:30 to ski at Jiminey Peak and did not return until 7:30. In spite of the fact that mother nature pro- vided very little snow, the group managed to have a great time. Mr. Solari and Ms. Donnelly ac:- companied the club to the slopes. Mr. Solari gives instructions. EMORIES CF This year the Drury Drama Club put on the play, Once Upon a Matressn, under the direction of Thorman I-Iulse, Carl jenkins, and Marlene Walt. The play was a huge success, largely due to the actors and actresses who performed. Special Commendation goes to Dan Coyne who played a mama's- boy prince ruled by his overbearing mother played by julie Racette, who turned in an outstanding performance. The play was beautifully narrated by Lori Cain and the role of the King was cleverly acted by Jim Pytko. Shannon Scully gave a magnificant performance as the court jester. ,Q lf C B Marshall Bam . . qu ,fp Min The two lovers created by Tim Gloster and 4 U Brenda Tetasecca sang their way into the J hearts of the audience. An exceptional ' Z' Q performance was turned in by Karen Steuer, who played the princess. Everyone involved ' Q E in the play, from the stage crew to the pit band should be proud of the finished .2 d . I G L pro uction. i t f r ' i k ! t I Q xii E51 'Q'-.. - S 'V 1. 4' b 9 NH, ,s:'51w 5 'ou gn Aa.- iiigy Ag 319: '- 5,-.555 , Y iN, x is MEMORIES or .ef Mr. Falcon was the advi- sor for The Devil's Disci- ple and Kim Lafontaine was its editor. It is self funded and all aspects of production are done right at Drury. This year, thanks to a class gift, the paper re- ceived a new camera. Regu- lar features of the paper in- cluded the art student of the month, As the T.D.A. Turns, A Bummer is . . . , Movie and Music Reviews and Dear Gabby. The May issue was dedicated to the SENIORSl 0, 9 W Best Wishes vm s Eagle s f nom- um - Q 0 -4 fp M Af- 217 Main Street TOTAL FAM! V GROOMIN Editor-Kim Lafontaine Production Editorlfania Bukowski Copy Editor-Jim Pyrko Photography-Tania Bukowski Carrie McDonald Correspondents-Tania Bukowski Craig Chicoine Terri Daugherty Don Fallon Marjorie Foley Tom Janulewicz Cathy Jordan Lisa Lafontaine Martha Lamore Jamie Lemoine Rob Manuel Carrie McDonald Steve Melilo Denise Piaggi Jim Pyrko Dan Quirk Jimmy Reed Michelle Richard Laini Sporbert Kimberly Taylor imziple Congratulations to Precision Half c n 9 . 1 QQQQ, lilo. ....f.TTf'ss'1TIi1....... 'jj' fjjd R llllllllllllllll I I Qtl 5 YI M Ill P0 GJ L LYRICA CTES This year's Choral department, under the direction of Marlene Walt was comprised of Ballade, Chorale, and Chorus. The Ballade sang in civic performances including Christmas caroling on Main Street and at nursing homes. Money was raised by selling singing telegrams during homeroom period. It was a successful fundraiser! During February, the Choral department had an exchange with Mt. Greylock. The students spent the day exchanging music with one another. Our Choral department also took part in the city wide Vocal Day. This included all Northern Berkshire Vocal Performing Cwroups. As well as singing for the community, our Choral Department performed at all school concerts, activities, and school functions. f T 5 X- Efrf tiii Chorale: lst row-Lori Cain, Laini Sporbert, Leanne Olson, Eun Young Chung, Traci Gould, Terri English 2nd row- julie Racette, Mary Lemoine, Angie Hackett, Amy Steuer, Erin Cain, Carol Alvarez, Gina Comai, Tricia Taft, Kim Lescarbeau Chorus: Ist row-Brenda Aubin, Laini Sporbert, Leann Olson, Yolanda Colorado, Missy Cahoon 2nd row-Kim Lescarbeau, Missy Ciempa, Carrie McDonald, Sandra Colorado, Valerie Myers 3rd row-Robert Christman, Shawn Dobbert, Christy Randall, Craig Chicoine Babcock, Krista Camache, Michelle Richard 3rd row-Karen E QQ., W6 'Of fgrwzv- Q- Qitflf' , ' 5 .1 I : '9- ?.l f lg? W ,- 4,1 ' 41,2 , X. V W 2 -Q Q T , va - 4 , ,Q ,X , W 5' i QEN ' ' J My-WWI, 41 ,W VA,, A ' f'iVI'3 'n, -mf SEAN Q 3S'5iZ1.,49M E4 , Q f , .I , W-uilfw' ' '- CAL MOMENTS It is not only the competitions that brought the band recognition, but also the thorough enjoyment they brought their appreciative audiences during frequent concerts and activi- ties. These included everything from home football games to a performance on Veterans' Day to the Winter and Pops Concerts. The Band's determination can best be told in the story In Search of To- ronto as depicted by the picture op- posite. Band members can surely re- call the Rock-a-thon and also unload- ing citrus fruit at 2 A.M. to be sold for weeks to come. But in the end, goals were attained and fun was had. To- ronto and the year as a whole was a success! North Adams Country Club Wlshes graduimg Semorsl Route 8 Clarksburg, MA 01247 the Class of 85 664 9011 Ovef e uslc P Chef Dave Lewis 664 9444 Chomeb MEMORIES 0F PRO MERITO xx 12 lst row 5 Beebe T Schnopps L Scala A Maher j Swlft T Taft 2nd rowj Clark B Spooner L Currant j Racette L Cam C Lescarbeau H Put nam K Daub 3rd row L Pot vm E M1115 S Lemere L For tm P Duby TChr1st1ansen J C-oulcl R Rosa L Brothers B Vareskr C jones 4th rowj Mountz M Coyne j Paten aude J Morm T Caffrey M Morandl B Cardlllo S Gomez C Robert K Osborne U16 Qggg frgvf BERKSHIRE NEWSPAPERS INC AMERICAN LEonoN DRINE NORTH ADAMN NM-X85 OI2-17 1411160314: 35 O - I I I I I - I - - I I I - I - I I - , .PI 4 -. - ofmnlvf T - 1'..A,1 ' X 4--X . 3' 2' .?'f'f,, 5 .- - 1. fi: M , I , N , . - I - , . . A Q -1 v . - '. MEMORIES 0F 1st row-B Morocco, S Potvin, P Kove, J Haines, K Noel 2nd row-M Gattuso, S Lange, S DeGrenier, M Wrend, E Uchman, M Camadine. lst row-B Donega, A Babcock, P Carmichael, L Millette, T Bukowski, M Renaud, B Chalifoux, M Delisle,I Gazaile 2nd row-T Mahar, C Wood, B Bourdon, K Tisdale, B Kinsey, E Forbush, K Velyvis, H Cwrillon, B Boisvert, T Pizzi 3rd row-E O'Brien, M Hamilton, M Richard, S Scully, M Tworig, K Foster, M Camadine, 4th row-G Thibert, B Flagg, N Haskins, J Rosado, J Lepel, M Cristofolini Moon SQUA ll The Student Moderators better known as the Modd Squad was a newly formed group this year. Under the direction of Joseph Campedelli the sophomores assist in a Sophomore Awareness Program. The program itself, a one-of-a kind in Berkshire County, introduces to students a variety of job opportunities and experiences that they are sure to encounter in their future. The moderators' responsibilities are to greet career speakers and make sure the day runs smoothly. FRENC CLUB Under the direction of Miss Lebert and Mrs. Chilson, the French Club spent four days in Quebec City, Canada. The group raised money by selling candy bars, raffle tickets, chocolate Santas and bunnies. They were able to visit historic sites and enjoy shopping. MORRISON BERKSHIRE INC. . Best Wishes Class of '85 865 So. Church From P.O. Box 958 NO, Adams, MA the Junior Class! 413-663-6501 36 MEMORIES OF BAY STATE GRADUATES Jobs for Bay State Graduates is a program for high school sen- iors who plan to work after graduation. The Drury Chapter was 'organized in December 1984, and has 37 participants. The program gives the stu- dents the opportunity to learn employment skills as well as ca- reer preparation, leadership de- velopment, social skills, and civ- ic awareness. The Drury Career Association plans and organizes field trips, arranges for speakers, and other activities to meet members of other Career Associations from various schools. Towards the end of the school year, the mem- bers are given the opportunity to compete with other schools at a Regional Conference. After graduation, the advisor and students work towards job matching and placement, and for 9-months the Job Specialist keeps in contact with the partici- pants, to ensure their satisfac- tion with their work. Pres. Laurie Gaffey, Sec. Charlene Eurbin, Co-ordinator of Career Preparation Sandra Rear don, Co-ordinator of Leadership Development Holly Poulen 37 MEMORIES OF . . . CREATING DESERT MOO The Prom Committee under the lead- ership of Donna Baker and Noreen Don- nelly met every Wednesday beginning in October to plan and organize the theme for the dinner dance. They raised money to defray the cost of the dance by selling candy bars, collecting empty bottles and selling a computer dating service. They also had a New Years Dance. Everyone ' commented that this year's prom was a great success. W K ff, ' ,, Committee members: Shelby McConnell Sr Jeff M' T 'M' ai 1 Abuisi ,f lst row-M Renaud, J Kove, J Lemoine, M Mattimore, D Shaker, K Iordan, K Tisdale, T Morocco, B Annis 2nd row-C Dean, L Battory, V Gillooly, D Morandi, K Lillie, M Lefaver, B Kinsey, M Bushika, B Bourdon 3rd row-B Neville, S McConnell, M Anello, M Lawrence, I Brown, A Hodgdon, M Steward 4th row-L Millette,J Briggs, B Davis, R Blake, C Gajda, BJ Comeau, I Abuisi, C Harris sth row-S Mossolani, S Sheldon, T Cullen, B Testaseca, J Dean, M Connors, M Pierce WISH IT, DREAM IT, BE IT' ,QDROM and BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS qw, Congratulations to Beth Gajda 8a Lori Cain' My The Wedding Belle Boutlque Smith Studio of Dance 13 Eagle Street 145 State Street N0 Adams MA 664 9833 No Adams MA 663 3508 XA Y J s .a v ' X 451 it . . . . . . I A - xx ri ' wr .:'f7,l J fl 171 . . ' I Y I I xx ' 1 I ' f . , ' I ff 38 MEMORIES OF... ,,....-nfl mf., v ,a'39 if NN ' . 6-'3 lx ,s ,411 X' . K f ' ff, 4 -,, .JM I '1 ...... . 4,4 .. L 6-1131. gf . 5.: 'EJ' A133 TN ,A , .ff Q, - :gh . '. , ' r: X 5 . ,S ,X ,E Q ' 1 .fa .Q-in M Mex' ff 1 fr '22- EE nQ -, W ...,. -- . I Wx 0:1 ffxf fi .f A ' 4. .:,lfi'1C'. ifiij' ' .1 :ii , 5SCV55'22! f L:-4? G' 41 nm' if 'E-fy . - - 'XL 'Is'-X g - j--f'7.... 113.x' A M V .' ' ' lynn ,I H' XXX 5-fx. Sr. ' TN V fr .'- ju '+..:: if F' , X 1 f- .,,-ff' ....-4' s. , 5 .A W4-,X f x ,- 1 ' -1- qs ,, X WM-, ,-,.- .-L. 2' ...mv 'if X ex. WM, 7, SY E5 BOYS' CROSS CO TRY 4, 07 5 l .-ff E , , 3- 7 , ac 's var 1 ' 'Jw f 'sf X W I The Drury Boys Cross Country Team had a highly successful sea- son. Led by senior co-captains Si- mon Peter Gomez and Brewster Billings, who were usually among the top finishers in each meet, the team recorded an 8-5 record and won the Division II Championship for the second straight year. The team also had strong efforts from seniors Scott Burdick and Jer- ry Plock, and juniors Matt LeMere, Rob Manuel, and Dan Trombley. Rounding out the team were sen- iors Iose Canintrot, Rick Wallace, Brent Cardillo, and Tim Lemoine, junior Andy Potvin, sophomore Mark Moulton, and freshmen Jerry Lee, K.C. Billings, and Mike Crews. Coach Tom McGrath and assis- tant coach Steve Green inspired the team to key victories over strong teams from Lenox and Hoosac Val- ley. All in all it was a satisfying year, and Coach McGrath looks to con- tinue this winning streak. . , I, W tr g s I 1 'f fl' 'f -is 5? 5 aea ' x- .f-,-, Q - i J- 'sen 7 i ' C --' . 1 ...,, ' .5-f . re Q ...-A a-pg., ,k 1. .,,,, ii., - -J-.If ' ,fi-1, mf' ,gs B ,fi- B ..V' i Tjwffv, wifi ' 'TCQI 7 'V .V ? f-f f'f'Qf P .Q :i-. I ' 4 -ri,, s 'if wifi n FRESH NIEATS The Bank of North Adams OGROCERIES ASHLQND QFRUITS ll,',,,'.ll,,,-1 81 'f ' 307 ASHLAND STREET msn W vnu lzznzzzmzu SA wfvss BANK T ,ce ,,,,,a,,, Norm Adams, Massachusetts 07247 1473! 663-5353 Cones 81 Sundaes 42 Drury Statistics Opponent 39 Taconic 16 15 St. Joe 48 38 Mt. Anthony 17 21 Lee 40 38 Pittsfield 19 28 Lenox 29 SO Wahconah 15 23 Mt. Everett 36 35 Mt. Greylock 22 28 I-loosac 29 21 Mt. Everett 38 29 Lenox 28 22 Lee 39 17 St. joe 46 County Championship: Wah- j , - . conah 15 Drury 45 Coach McGrath, captains Simon Peter Gomez and Brewster Billings l lst row-Matt Lamere, Dan Trombley, Mike Crews, K. C. Billings, jerry Lee. Znd row-Rob Manuel, Rick Wallace, jose Canintrot, Mark Moulton, Tim Lemoine, Andy Potvin. 3rd rOw-a5St coach Steve Green, jerry Plock, Simon Peter C-omez, Brewster Billings, Scott Burdick, Brent Cardillo, Coach McGrath. 43 GIRLS' CRCSS CDU TRY X IUUHTIN 545 ,Z The girl s cross country team s season was a rough one Even with three returning lettermen the team was not able to improve upon their previous record of 1 8 One of the major causes of this was that two of the top five runners semors Jen Gould and captain Jill Morin were sidelined with injuries There were however some high l1ghts Primarily number one run ner Ellca Uchman broke the course record she had set in 1983 with a time of 17:10. Secondly the season uncovered some very strong under- classmen. Second-year runners Tammy Morocco and Michele De- lisle were in the top five along with first-year runner Rennee Gagnon. Next year the team hopes to im- prove their record, aided by strong showings from these three seniors, as well as the other underclassmen. WE D0 MORE TQWER ELECTRIC C0 Q State Road Lighting Center 19 A hl d St t North Adams Noithagldarrlse 663-7681 44 I A ' X q .1 W 1 l 1 Drury Statrstxcs Opponent Taconxc St joe Prttsfreld Lenox Wahconah Mt Greylock I-Ioosac Lenox St Joe '-uni' Coach McGrath and captain Jill Morin Hwgv 'M' Q Q 1st row-Elka Uchman, Tammy Morocco, Michelle Delisle. 2nd row-jill Morin, Missy Solari, Colleen Curry, Renee Gagnon. 45 FCOTB LL TE M The 1984 Drury Football Team had a tough season. Since there were only four seniors on the team, many juniors and even some soph- omores filled the gap. This lack of experience was a major cause of the team's 1-7 record. Despite the disappointment of a losing season, co-captains Jeff Lus- sier and Matt McCarthy, along with seniors Mike Keleher and Mike Girard, had many Personal triumphs. jeff Lussier played very consistently all season. He sparked the defensive line and had a out- standing performance against Hoo- sac Valley. Matt McCarthy al- though hampered by an injury led the team's defense as well as greatly contributing to the offense throughout the season. These ac- complishments earned him a spot on the Western Mass first offen- sive and defensive teams. Mike Keleher's duties went be- yond his position as quarterback. He also punted and returned kick- offs. As head of the offense he threw for over 200 yards against Mohawk and tossed three touch- down passes in the Hoosac Valley game. He was named as Western Mass first team punter and defen- sive halfback. Mike Girard's sea- son was highlighted when he was named as the Springfield Honor role offensive player of the week, with a 102 yard, 3 touchdown per- formance against Pittsfield High School. fggjk W' 'I E .aa QQ WY 1- T -I 'ul l' U TLT' Q 'S if Sh 2 .I 51 , uur Q ' 9 Q lilly. 1 9 ?1H I', Q 1 I Wa Q 'i , i I' riff I' - - 1 fr ll 4 'tai-W .15 ' . I I I., 'wc 'I 'l 7 X 4 Seniors captains jeff Lussier, Matt McCarthy, Mike Keleher, Mike Girard M '.1.YxXW5f'4L'4'w'.4,', 9.1, n - 4 4 1 i lst row-M, Keleher, J. Lussier, M. McCarthy, M. Girard. 2nd row-D, Matrigalli, D. Thomas, R. Cramer, D. Gould, B. Cantoni, P. McGovern, B. I. Gomeau, R, Fortini, D. Quirk. 3rd row-J. Mastrioanni, R. Bartlett, B. Flagg, R. Keefer, M. Fields, C. Anderson, B. Morocco, S. Potvin. 4th row-W. Morin, J. Bleau, M. Walden, A. Green, R. King, I. Bordeau, T. Bleau, J. St. Pierre. Sth row-T. Delia, B. Boswick, B. Felix, P. George, 5. Muller, Leon Thomas. 6th row-Jim Dittrich, Asst. Coach Morocco, Coach Millard, Asst. Coaches Picard and Freeney. 47 BUYS' OCCER 1984 was a rebuilding year for the Blue Devils Boy's Soccer Team. Losing nine of last year's starters resulted in a starting team that was young and inexperienced. Develop- ment and improvement were the watch words for the season. The season's highlight was an exciting battle with league power and arch-rival Mt. Cwreylock, which ended in a 1-1 deadlock. This year's team was led by First Team All-Berkshire selection and co-captain jeff Foster, Second Team All-Berkshire selection and co-cap- tain Chris Jones and team leading scorer and co-captain Curt Cellana. Also making big contributions were seniors Al Gigliotti and Bill Vareski. Ist row-j. Comai,A. Gigliotti,C.Cellana,C.jones J Foster B Vareski M Connors B Wood 2nd row Coach Wondolowski S Ralston M Boland, K, Noel, L. Howard, R. Curran, C. Wondolowski R Maher mgr P Gentile M Fullnc Elder Printing and Supply Selma sim IGBCIKIIII Pl!!! NonhAd.m. Msn K 36 Eagle Stfeet 111 G gg Pr p Q1 I No Adams I MA 01247 Boy s Soccer Statistics Drury Opponent Pittsfield Taconic I-Ioosac . 1 Lenox Wahconah Mt. Everett Mt. Greylock Monument Mt. Hoosac Wahconah Mt. Greglock Taconic Monument Mt. 0 3 1 1 1 4 J 4 4 0 9 1 1 5 Lee 1 1 1 0 3 1 1 o 3 o 4 3 o 0 7 if 35 . 1. may 1' PJ? S 17Q Qui' MOUNT WILLIAMS GREENHOUSES INC .LQJ 13.0.5443 1090 State Road Xa KOQQUQ 4 Water Street No Adams MA D 663 8665 Bbgwgg 413 453 3113 co. . INCORPORAYED -X I 'V 'esW . -. . ' Of N . . U:..:i:n lL ' 1 'A N1 '0 '5-30D 'V W 4'Y 9 fig 1 -1 S ' Williamstown, MA :msc ri er, o ri or Q ,,-6 - 1 - 1 4 Pm-nf r- - ' ' ' 2 49 GIRL ' SCCCER The 1984-85 season was a rebuilding year for the Lady Blue Devils. Under the direction of two year Coach Dan Ralston, the girls finished with a 5-7-3 record in Berkshire County games. Led by tri-captains Heather Putnam, Shannon Dickson and Amal Maher, along with seniors Sharron Dickson, Kim Bentley, Diane Twombley, and Heather Sage, the Devils managed to have stability on the field. The season was highlighted by it's 1-O win against the previously undefeated Mount Greylock. The Mounties were outshot and outhustled by the fighting Devil booters 2 to 1. i Mary Ellen Mattimore led the team in goals, Heather Putnam led the team in assists and Maria Steward excelled as a great defensive goalie. The score of the games did not always represent the level of dominance Drury displayed over the other teams. When the team played together as one, no one could beat them!! 46 1st row-S Dickson, K Bentley, A Maher, H Putnam S Dickson D Twombley H Sage 2nd row K Velyvis A Hodgdon L Fitzpatrick R Koscinski, M Mattimore, M Steward 3rd row B Fronsman S Taft S Degrenmer P Kove G Comai K Foster 4th row mgr J Christiansen Coach Ralston, mgr S Steward ff .-1 4 X u dl 5 f . sa C' P .e . 4 i J! 1 5 l J 4- . Q v Statistics Drury Opponent Lenox Wahconah Mt. Anthony Mt. Everett Pittsfield Wahconah ee Mt. Anthony Taconic St. joe Monument Mt. Hoosac Pittsfield Mt. Greylock Taconic Monument Mt 2 1 2 4 2 O 4 O 1 3 2 3 5 l. 4 1 Mt. Greylock O 2. 0 4 O 5 0 1 Z 0 O 0 1 1 5 2 2 1 1 .,1 1 gi-..,v tw ,oo ...M 5- 0' Y Congratulations to the class of 1985 JQAQ 131 Columbia Street WHITNEY5 Gall-Ja Adams, MA 01220 BEQg1jglQaffS?rQQP 25 413-743-1791 The UQ... M... A Specialized in Artery Arcade surrey Lebanese Pita -Bread-Rolls 51 BOYS' ASKETB L L The Drury Boy's Basketball Team had a winning record of 11-8 under Coach Freeney. Drury was to come in last place in the strong Northern Division prior to the start of the season. The Drury Boys, however, proved themselves to be a force to recon with. Drury handed St. Joseph's it's only league loss beating them 44-43 on a last second shot by senior captain Brewster Billings. Drury was also placed by the guard work of senior Curt Cellana and sophomore Mark Moulton. Inside Drury was led by seniors Billings and John Owensby and junior center Alan Janes. From the forward position seniors Tom Caffery and Lee Guest provided points from the outside. Although Drury was not allowed to go to the Western Mass Tournament, the season will always be remembered by the players as a successful one. The come from behind win over Mount Anthony in which Drury made up 9 points in one minute 40 seconds, the strong defense that all but shut down opponents led by Billings and Caffrey, and the pride of the team to win when a win was A needed will not be forgotten. Calmin Brewster Billings 2- A lst row-L. Howard, M. Moulton, B. Billings, C. Cellena, C. Chenail. 2nd row-V. Freeney, mgr. K. Daub, M. Devanney, T. Caffrey, A. lanes, G. Polumbo, J. Mulcahy, mgr. H. Putnam, Coach Freeney. 52 In ,. , ,Dwi , . .f . . '?'.ix,- .. fn p,,w--,ff , .,, ' f m ' 4 f. .1 4 1:4 + . ' 1 1 ' 'Q' 1 1 , . ggi 4 A T 1 H L. , f 1, . , 42 i 1. 1, fig. will Q A W 3, 1 -an if 4 A ' , ik 5- it 2- 1 Z4-NGUR EMERGING SERVICE Complxments of NORTH ADAMS REGIONAL HOSPITAL D Pglumbo NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS ' 01247 T Icphone I-1131 663 3701 53 GIRL ' BASKETBALL Once again, the lady Blue Devils came up victorious, making it to the Western Mass tournament se- mifinals. The girls topped Holyoke Catholic 150-271 and went on to the semifinals to face Momument Mt. where they played a hard game, however, losing 55-44. Leading the team were captains Bonnie Eichorn and Liz Dubreuil. Other seniors included Jen Gould, Emily Mills, Kate Nejaime, Eun Young Chung and Shannon Dick- son. Center Maria Steward and ball handler Mary Ellen Mattimore were also very important through- out the season. The girls ended their regular season with a win over I-Ioosac Valley making their record 12.-4. The aggressive ladies were also helped by other varsity players who gave their support and made the team strong and determined to win! quill? 'Q R,, Seniors B. Eichorn and E. Mills Junior M. Mattimore ,D-Ruigl RU 4, an I I 12 V 1 is K Llff 59 355111131 RUR Ufiljfg 4 1st row-L. Girard, D. Shaker, B. Eichorn, L. Dubriel, J. Gould, S. Dickson. 2nd row-Coach Wondolowski D Twombly R Eurbm K Nejaime, E. Mills, M. Stewart, M. Mattimore, P. Kove, E. Chung, Coach Darling, mgr. M. Crews. 54 'X I in s 5 S at WN S QV X- , Y JY, fe U ., I N l ill' m' ' Es - ,' X , I , i Q N. I Q K ? Aly R , XJ -L , .. . 3,41 ' 7? I Congratulatiafflass of '85 . Compliments of BANKOFNEWENGLAND Ju Fa BERKSH IRE COU NTY S7 Spring Street Established 1886 52 -.. Ma, 1. 455 Main Street, Williamstown rwgoladalt gag and candy S5 This year's wrestling team put forth a good showing compiling an 8-4 record and placing third in Berk- shire County. This year's team was a young one, con- sisting of no seniors and led by junior captains Andy Potvin and Dan Trombley. The team gave everyone in the county a run for their money, and managed two exciting upsets against Mt. Everett and Pittsfield, both of which were decided in the final match when sopho- more Steve Potvin, who moved up from the 187 pound weight class in both cases posted key victories. Other key wrestlers included juniors Matt LaMere and Mark Hamilton, a first year wrestling standout, a mounu- ment Western Mass champion in the Christmas Tour- nament and highlight in the 84-85 season. Unfortu- nately Mark was injured later in the season and was unable to participate in the Western Mass tournament. Other season highlights included Western Mass championships by Andy Potvin and Dan Trombley and a second and fourth place finish by Trombley at the State and New England tournaments respectfully. Coach Brian Collins also arranged a number of meets with schools outside of the county, taking the Drury grapplers to Niskyuna, NY and Lowell. The absence of any seniors on the team promises a very successful season for the Blue Devil wrestlers next year. RESTLI G Captain Andy Potvin lst row-M. Beaudry, M. Hamilton, D. Trombley, C. Collins, A. Potvin, T. Cullen, R. Keefer. 2nd row-Coach Collins, S. Roberts R Crandchamp, S. Potvin, R. Fortini, B. Moracco, T. Gotzens, S. Spooner, S. Green, Asst. Coach. 3rd row-G. lube, D. Dubie, N. Haskins M Maroni, D. Barry, B. Andrews, F. Scerbo. MODERNE STUDIOS Your Portrait and Yearbook Photographer North Adams Massachusetts O . i, . 19 Eagle Street 663-9345 ul I ' o C f , . ,f ' 'A 4: gm is if N VN F HCCKEY The Drury Hockey Team's re- cord wasn't a good one, but one of the main reasons was because they only had two seniors, co-captains Sean Scanlon and Dave Levesque. The young team learned a lot this year, and in the years to come they will prove themselves to be com- petitive. The team did end the sea- son on a positive note, however. Drury beat Mt. C1reylock, its big- gest rival, with a final score of 4-2. This was an exciting win as co-cap- tain Karl Waltermire scored within the last minute of the game to pull off the win. The team will look for future leadership from the next year's captain Kirby Noel and as- sistant captains Karl Waltermire and Chris Baron. Look for the DI-IS hockey team to be a contender in future years. lst row-K Noel, capt. K Waltermire, E Taylor C Anderson capts S Scanlon D Levesque 2nd row mgr M Foley S Ralston C Baron J Rosado, I Belleau, S Therrien, G Eastman, A Dickey K Taylor S Goodell J Neville Asst Coach D Waltermire Coach K Syrett Statistics Drury Opponent 2 Taconic 10 0 St. Joe 7 4 Mt. Greylock 2 6 Lee 4 k I A 2 Pittsfield 15 ' F 3 Taconic 3 3 St. Joe 7 5 Mt. Greylock 6 O Lee 15 Pittsfield Taconic St. Joe Mt. Greylock ee Pittsfield Mt. Greylock Compliments of S . , CQR Rt. 2, North County Rd. Florida, MA 01247 ' 59 Qscfcl YY' qv' C969 let row: Lisa Battory, Missy Schouler, jen Gagnon. 2nd row: Michelle Renaud, Jenny Kove. 3rd row: Serena Sheldon, Connie Robert Capt jxll Dean, absent: Beth Chalifoux Capt. 60 muy' anvwf, n lu ,nw 1st row: Missy Miller, Sandy Deluca, Kim Blanquart, Kim Gorman. 2nd row: Betsy Donega, Lissa Brothers, Tammy Gregory, jennifer Haines, Lisa Gilbert. r ,XX 1' i. 'Q X. .fa ' l ', Q , X A r r . LL K1 it l .15 - C -, -V 1 May the roads rise up to meet you, May the winds be always at your backs, May the sun shine warmly on your faces STORE And the rains fall soft on your fields, 160 Eagle Street May God hold you in the hollow of his hand. T Noi fggjmsa Mrfgat hot ry our a -a g sr. FRANCIS PARISH and ,O,d,S,,b,, 61 ASEB LL , f fr J 5 5 1? X - N Captain Griffin Davis wr I In f El, 1 mr nv , , 5 lU S f figs' S M in lst row-I Canitrot, K Noel, I Lefebvre, R King, C Anderson. Znd row-Coach Buckley, G Davis, M Girard, G Polumbo, M Moulton, R Ameen absent I Owensby - Cl ge Of . QC mmm TERRY BARTLETT 3530 'QQ md-gawk SKI SPORTS Fon Au or BEAUTY SALON 0 O , Q Q YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 245 Eagle Street . HOME - AUTO - UFE North Adams Rt. 7 Lenox, MA 01240 310 sun Smeg Noam mms HEALTH ' BUSWES5 5'-sn. Call toran Appointment Rt. 2 Williamstown, MA l?.. Z'7.' YJ' Mm Any Time 01267 , ' - ' l In 6645611 Good Stuff Cheap Mon-Fri open till 9 P.M. N u AH-. -, Ex u 4. , , cor er ' Cen Sf Angelinalf Sub Shop 40l Curran Highway 34v1columua.snreex-Adams Carpeting, ViI'lY1 52 Ceramic Flooring 743-9744 664-6585 63 W ,lu oufr LEE FIIELIII CFTB LL This year was the Blue Devils' second consecutive successful season, under the coaching of John Solari. The girls finished with a 17-3 record including a record of 1 win and 1 loss in the Western Mass Division One Tournament. The team savored an exciting win over Taconic Q3-25 midway through the season tournament. Come tournament, the devils were able to pull themselves together after two consecutive losses to Wahconah and Taconic and win 3-1 against Chicopee in the first round. I-Iowever, a strong Taconic team stopped Drury short of a Western Mass final in the second-round, beating them 7-2. The veteran team this year contained five seniors, the tri-captains being Tracy Christiansen, Liz Dubreuil and Jen Gould. The team will long remember this season not only for it's success but also for the opportunity it provided to develop lasting friendships on and off the field. if , 'Trigg Coach Solari S Taft P Kove S DeCren1er TROPICAL FISH CAT DOG BIRD AND AQUATIC SUPPLIES SMALL ANIMAL SUPPLIES EXOTIC BIRDS . f' grapzcal Gardens 73:91 Cenier 15 MARSHALL ST. - MOHAWK CENTER NORTH ADAMS. MASS. O1247 ' Ist row-,I Lussier, T Christiansen, L Dubreuil, j Could, A Maher 2nd row-J Kove, L Girard, M Steward, D Shaker, M Mattimore 3rd row 64 2 ,Q GY? Ns I f 1 sc e prmllng I garment prmlmg 5 ' I 11 Eagle Street 'I ' U North Adams, MA I Tel 413-664-9569 N. Rolnrfal a?ver1nIs:::g ea ra s, e ermg JEWELRY STORE, INC. 16 Ashland Street North Adams. Mass. 663 - H140 Cyl Q punnng 0l247 65 GFX! 5 3 ff L BoY's TRACK 4 , s A A gli: X' ' Ist row-L Levesque, S Gomez, M McCarthy, M Keleher, N Haskins, S Potvin. Znd row-L Thomas, T Vallieres, M Masse, B Morocco, M Pierce, D Quirk, S Burdick, R Manual, Coach Fran Millard Best Wishes A ASHKAR THE MARK OF RELIABILITY 4 I 10 Crowley Ave. r - a Penn Central unit North Adams, MA 01247 66 1' ' iWfW 'G 5 GIRL TRACK 1st row-Coach Pat Sacco, B Eichorn, E Chung, S Beebe. 2nd row-H Grilion, M Solari, K Velyvis, T Portin, S Scalise M Keleher, R Koscinski T Morocco,J Briggs, K Kemp A Hodgdon, M Mellillo. 3rd row-G Diffjennaro, A Shartrand, B Reutlinger, E Uchman, T Becker, T DelRatez D Vitali, M Prevey, R Yip, L DeBlois, R King. 4th row-A Babcock, L Spencer, S Lewis, K Randall, E Cain, K Lawrence, S St. Pierre, B. Donega Although the girls' track team did not have a winning season, many accom- plishments were made and many goals were achieved by it's members. There were many personal triumphs, many personal wins. Senior Sherry Beebe was a threat to every triple jumper in high school track. Senior Bonnie Eichorn and junior Audrey Hodgdon beat many op- ponents in the 100 hurdles. One of the team's greatest strengths was the 440 with Michelle Lefaver, Laura DeBlois and Tammy Morocco finishing one-two- three respectively. Elka Uchman was high-lighted in the 880 and co-captain Jill Morin proved that the mile could be won! Co-captain Eun Young Chung was strong in the two-mile and she along with Kristin Velyvis did very well for Drury in the discus. . as , l Vf., ld? 4 J , -5.55475 ll Q ' - A 1 ,-.-:- p f .,.,V .. .V 7 S 4' L, . ..., .,,,.. . ,. ' E SHAPIRO S BERKSHIRE BOOK 413 663 3781 American Legion Dr North Adams In the Northern Berkshires' Qldsmoble I .SHOP Q 41 In Sales for 1984 GOLF This year's Drury Golf Team led by Coach George Petropulos had the best team in the school's history, producing an 8-5 record and placing second in it's division. One of the many highlights of the season was the golf teams qualification at the Western Mass Team Championship. This was a first in it's history and the team placed sth out of 12 teams. The team also beat Pittsfield for the lst time in many years. The 1985 squad consisted of Seniors Captain Jerry Plock, Bill Vareski, Al Gigliotti, Scott Boisvert, Rocky Rosa, Juniors Bobby Wood, Hubert Wong, Sopho- mores Chris Baron, and Freshmen Trevor Gliwski. Congratulations to this year's golf team for a fine and successful season! Best wishes for many future successes in years to come. Aw Q CL. tw QW Kneeling: H Wong, A Gigliotti, B Vareski, C Baran Standing: Asst Coach B Clark, R Rosa, S Boisvert, J Plock, Coach G Petropulos, absent T Gliwski, B Wood ASHLEY SWIFT sr soNs 85 Main Street No Adams MA 992 Mass Ave ,..,, No Adams 663 7206 4T3-664-62566 . . - H Nm! 68 TENN S The 1985 Drury Tennis team worked hard to make their season a productive one. The seniors included Diane Twombly, Marcus Morandi, Jason Carlisle, Tim C-loster, Jeff Foster, Mike Coyne and Katie Nejaime. Coach Ken Hall liked working with the team because there were no prima donnas and they all pulled togeth- er. All players were close in ability and enjoyed solid performances throughout the season. Many players went out for tennis for the first time this year. Mimi Tworig was very competitive in the women's singles, while Jeff Foster, a first year player teamed with Mike Coyne to play good doubles matches. All players showed growth and improvement during the season. ,.l ii, 5, fjQ4,:f' 'J-1--IV. , ' V W D- A fmt 'I k'1lf4'uYlx 3- ' if lux' ,Q 'iw Qgieijfwz ,A ' -if , . .- - - Y , - uf' . . f Y t . 1 fm -fsy.5j?i'.,-5-41. '- - g Qi V ., C i. -ww ge- Q 1- A K, ,pmt . I -A 53,1 f ,A yr-.-. I .1zfgs,a.,.':1.. xi , of M , .lf .:. 4 , g , . f X' N. , q-es., uc gf ..:,..-5.5 rm. , .,,. 1 31 , Y .3 , ,V My .M , ,, :5.ih?5-WKQYQXT ,, c T' i ' -' 11:1 1 K '- S - 1'.r--...Q -M A' rv Gr-'H H - 1 'H ' ,V V L 3 . ,. 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The group toured Washington, D.C. and saw such famous sights as the Washington, Lincoln and Jeffer- son Memorials, the Smithsonian Institute, Ford's The- atre, the White House, the U.S. Capital Building, Ar- lington Cemetery and the National Zoological Park. They also were able to take a lovely cruise on the Potomac River and attend a dinner theatre. The trip to Washington will long be remembered by these seniors, as it will be by Mr. Cirone, who said at class night, one of my worst nightmares is finding out what really happens on that trip . i L '.' I 2 fl- : fi .:'i ..-av ,D fatega l , . r, .az ' 2, i , ',!'7 923 f'g-P-3,-.zf L- .Z Avi. 11 gr?-,.-uf, I V vita '55 -' . ' . J Z JZ . , I ' 1 E . I , :Lig- ri' :fur w -' ,. 2- ,f ' ,vnw ' f '-f,, 'l 'iyr w PV ' QQ f- 1' , . - I '1, ' if 145' be 1 2 '5 'Q YL 5 .7 1, in 1. .V 4 ,A 'Nz .. N ' -1 IOR-SENIUR PRCM The Drury Junior-Senior Prom was held at North Adams State College on May 24th. 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L H55 Y 1- . 4 e v ff EH' I. sz ' , A ' 'ff' . -5 ' 5. a G!! 5.154 , ' 'V' f r Q QM? fl ts A. at - J, lu - l lf' E 4 ,,f f 4 ll' I gi, C A 4 74 K' above: Julie Racette excitedly discovers she's Queen! top right: Prom Royalty-John Owensby, Paula Simard, Jerry Plock, Sharron Dickson, Queen Iu- lie Racette, Mike Coyne, Lisa Fortin, Jim Dit- trich, Emily Mills, Chris Falcon opposite: Julie Clark, Todd Delisle, Curt Cellana, Becky Spooner, Lori Cain, Brewster Billings below: Tim Gloster, Maria Yip, jane Patenaude, Rob Dobbert, Laurie Corsi, Chris Demarco bottom right: Tom Caffrey, jen Gould s i N Mg: 1 'WA J Y 'C v f if ' pm-f COMMENCEMENT '85 . l T'-TT- 7-,...1-'Z'-- ,--,.,f- '-f- '- ...ff - F RE ELL This space will not be devoted to telling how uncertain our yearbook was or how appreciative we are of Mrs. Coyne, without whose constant determination and dedication this book would never have been finished. Even though all this is true, we want instead to recap our last week before the grand finale: Graduation. Our weeklong celebration began with our banquet at Bounti-Fare on Wednesday, June 5. We were impressed by the humor, good or bad, displayed by our class officers during their toasts. It was on this night we announced the yearbook dedication to Mr. Pecor, a well-deserving man. The celebration took a more serious tone on Thursday, june 6th when we, as a class, collected more than 5110,000 in scholarships at Class Night. As for Friday and Saturday nights we're sure everyone celebrated the upcoming event in their own special way. But then stood before us: Sunday, June 9th, Commencement '85. Here is our wish for you, our fellow graduates: This was a most outstanding day Among life's celebrations- A time to pause and offer congratulations . . . A time to wish you many joys Throughout the years in store. And hope for your success in all the things That you are striving for. Congratulations and Best Wishes, Michele Bush Jennifer Gould Co-editors 77 DREAMS ARE THE TCUCH 1' TONES OF OUR RACTERS CLASS ODE DREAMS REMAIN . So this is what we've waited for was all we said, They say these were the best years of our lives. We'll look into each others eyes as we move away. thinking of the years to come, thinking What will become? Will we ever be together again? We talk of good things and of bad, of things to come. We stumble over words we long to hear. We talk about the dreams we have to conquer now. We'll go out into the world, facing each new day on our own Starting a new life, not Forgetting the old. Those many nights when we were young, we bragged of things we d never done We were dreamers and achievers . . . And in our haste to grow too soon we left our innocence within this school We were dreamers and achievers . , . at Drury High. We'll always hear the whispers of our high school times. They echo in the corners of our heart. 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Freifmen 'WWW- i ff fm P TRONS Good luck from Student Council Lily's Mr. Prevey Norman, Helene Gajda 8: family The Pepper Tree Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Bush JR New Image Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Cantone Charles 8: Helen Gould Hey Jill, Gotta Knife! luv Mich 8: Tracy Mr. Edward J. Noel Toolman's girl The Craft Basket Dr. White Mr. 8: Mrs. Brian Collins Mr. Ron Brown Beth 8: Derek Forever BOOSTERS Good Luck '85 Band Students Russ and Kelly 1-O8-84 Best Wishes from 25 Years of Class - 1960 Ronnie's Girl Forever 5-28-84 Good luck Jackie M. - Deb Love Always Michele Mr. Ronald Smachetti Elaine M. Lebert Miss Patricia Sacco joseph P. Campedelli Congratulations Class of '85! To Pansky , do di do - Goomba Jackie Brown - Class of 86 Best Wishes Keith! Debbie Morandi Class of '86 Floppy, I love you - Hoppie!! Good Luck and Best Wishes Love Annie Happy Future! Love, Zelda Good Luck Everyone! 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