From Ashfield to Law School, Emaline Drury is Making Her Mark

Emaline Drury is not your average high school senior. Driven by a deep passion for justice and community service, this Ashfield resident is already paving the way for a bright future. With big dreams of attending law school, Emaline is the proud recipient of the prestigious Edwin C. Demara Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship, awarded by Frontier Graduate Edwin C. Demara ‘68, is given to Frontier Regional School students pursuing higher education—a recognition Emaline has earned for her dedication and academic excellence.

As the oldest of four siblings, Emaline takes great pride in her role as an older sister. She values the close-knit bond she shares with her family, whether it’s lending a hand with daily tasks or simply enjoying quality time together. Emaline also has a love for community service, volunteering at Stone Soup Cafe, Bug Hill Farm, working as an art assistant, and even helping her father coach little league. When asked what motivates her, Emaline said, “I like to make an impact, use my time for good, and help others.” Her desire to make the world a better place shines through in everything she does.

Currently working at Champneys in Old Deerfield, Emaline is weighing her college options. With her thoughtful approach and strong problem-solving skills, Emaline is sure to make a decision that aligns with her passions and goals for the future. She is a great problem solver, and she will undoubtedly make a thoughtful decision about which school best suits her dreams and aspirations. Emaline is determined to make a difference in our world, and with her tenacity, we look forward to all that she will accomplish in the years ahead.