Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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THE TATTLETALE 25 College RUSSELL STANSBURY DUNHAM Corr dor Commodore is one of our quiet fellows in school and just the opposite outside. Perhaps he is destined to be our next dog officer. Together let us beat this ample field Try what the open, what the covert yield. Class Treasurer ' 2 7; Letter Club ' 27- 28; Hi- Y Club ' 28; Track ' Ib-ll-lb; Class Basketball ' 27- ' 28. WILLIAM FRANCIS DUNLEVY General Massachusetts Nautical School Bill Bill is a manly, quiet boy. What could check the success of our Curly-Locks in the future? Some day we will see him as captain of the Leviathan. Speech is silver; silence golden. Spanish Club. ROY EMIL ECKLAND Commercial Bryant and Stratton Ekie Ekie, our studious boy, wants to be a salesman. Knowing his abilities as a worker, we know he will be a success. Oh, this learning, what a thing it is. Orchestra ' 25- ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Track ' 27- ' 28.

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24 T H K T A T T 1j E T A L E JEANNE FRANCES DOUVILLE College Wheaton College Johnny Johnny ' s the girl who knows French. She wants to teach it later. There ' s another smile we are going to miss. It ' s a gude heart that says nae ill, But a better that thinks nane. Ex-Libris Club ' 26- ' 2 7; rrjers ' 2 7. French Club ' 2 7; Strum- PATR1CK JOSEPH DUFFY Commercial Pat Pat is our cutest and one of our livliest boys as well. He is always there when anything is going on. You bet we like him! As prone to mischief as able to perform it. School Play Committee ' 28; Ex-Libris Club ' 26; French Club ' 26-27; Baseball ' 26- ' 2 7- ' 28; Class Basket- ball ' 2 7; Class Baseball ' 2 7. MARJORIE HOPE DUNHAM Col Wheaton College Smudge Smudge has certainly taken an active part in our school life. She knows how to do a thing well when she attempts it. One with such a trail cannot pass unnoticed. Thou art a living ray of intellectual fire. Literary Editor of Tattletale ; Blue Owl Liter- ary Notes ' 26- 2 7 and Alumni Notes ' 28; Dance Com- mittee ' 2 5; Class Motto Committee ' 28; School Play Ticket Committee ' 28; Ex-Libris Club 26- ' 2 7 (Presi- dent); French Club ' 2 7; Elocution Club 26; Glee Club ' 25- ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Orchestra ' 28; Honor Usher ' 27- ' 28.

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26 THE T A T T L E TALE NORMAN FRANCIS ELSBREE Commercial Boston University Norm. ' Norm. ' is, of course, our best boy musician. He has played for several of our socials. He is going to be an accountant. He touched his sax., and nations heard entranced As some vast river of unfailing source. Rapid, exhaustless, deep, his numbers flowed And opened new fountains in the human heart. Assistant Business Manager of Tattletale ; Strum- mers ' 27; Orchestra ' lb- 21 -lb; Band ' 28; Track ' 21. Co mmercial FRANCIS J. FERRARA Columbia University We all know Frank by the luscious smile on his face and the notebook in his hand. As a reporter, we know that Frank will never fail to get plenty of news. Good actions crown themselves with lasting lays; Who well deserves needs not another ' s praises. Dance Committee ' 24- ' 25; Radio Club; Football ' 24; Basketball ' 24- ' 25; Track ' 25- ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Class Teams ' 25; School Reporter for Sun ' 26- ' 27- ' 28. Thelma has been quiet during her four years in the A. H. S. We believe, however, that still water runs deep ; therefore we wish Thelma had joined some of our clubs. Haste is vulgar.