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

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y 1987 - - . NATH ITE rr ' ' ORTH ADAMS, M DR RY SENIOR HI H SCHCOL 4 H, , ' ,rl ik! The time has come for us to say farewell to yet another senior class. Each class leaves its own special memory, and for the Class of 1987, that memory is friendship. You have shown us a unique sense of openness, support, and caring to family and friends. These traits will be with you for the rest of your lives, and will help to give you a better understanding of all people. On behalf of the administration, we wish you all the best for a bright and successful future. Roger Cirone Principal

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We are happy to announce that the 1987 Drury Nathanite IS being dedicated to Mr. Robert Dean. Mr. Dean a veteran of World War II started his teaching career at Brayton School in 1950 at the seventh and eighth grade levels. In 1956 a position opened at Drury to allow him to transfer to the high school level to teach his favorite subject -- US History. Although some people might have questioned always had a strong interest in working with young people. I am very glad that decision was made so long ago V The students at our high school have been won- derful to me. I have often thought that North Ad- ams is very fortunate to have so many good young people My years at Drury have been very happy and rewarding The faculty members over the years have always been very strong dedicated hard- I I . I him on why he wanted to teach, he said he has I I I working, compassionate people, and they have cer- tainly done an excellent job of preparing our young people for the adult world and the adult life. I will miss all of the members of our faculty a great deal. When asked how he felt about retirement, he says that retirement is not really an easy step to take in life, but in my mind it is a step that the individual should take if and when the opportunity arises. At this point in time, Mr. Dean has no concrete plans on what he would like to do during retire- ment, but he did mention that he would like to travel throughout the U.S. at a very slow, leisurely pace, and see the wonderful country we live in. Mr. Dean, from Drury to you, we hope you have a very happy and relaxed retirement, We give our thanks for your warm, kind, and understanding ways, teaching us so much about the country that we live in, and we give you our best wishes for your dream to see our country come true. 1 Dia HM I LLQWE X 3 9- 'KR I if N Q X . ' .. N I s ' t - ' ?.-. -Q :-f-i:-.4f1- .-1,,,.Jhuuw--