Durfee High School - Durfee Record Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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:mum:mmmmuuul I-I-I-mnumum llumllllnl mur :mmmmmuum mm.- m-I-mnu 528 THE DURFEE RECORD mumnnunmmmm..mmuu.-mnnImmnumuuuum u. ......................... llllllllIllIIlllmlnulillnulllnu .. .umuumuuIluumuuuI -.. .. I1IIInuIIIIIIIIIlummalllum: Cyril Matthew Angell E all thought that we could get through our four years of work here without having an angel in our midst, lJut l'Cy drifted in at the beginning of our junior year from Rogers High of Newport and now we dnn't quite taut: how we got along those two sthonl years without him. He is very modest and we. can say with certainly that: he has never spoken to a girl since. he. entered Durfee. Such a persun should have a good inliuemri- aver some members of the class. Mathematics anrl Science have easy travel- ing through lle's brain but German meets with many obstacles. l'lt its an excullent penman. During the last year he has dex-relupcdinto a fast. IJaskcI-Iiall player. He hopes to take. 11 p his studies at il- Iassachusetl's 'I'lech and will probably take a P. G. to prepare himself for the examinations. lNe all hope to hear of him in later years as a succe554 ful Electrical Engineer. Helen Julia Armstrong InCl'Clle Course. It is her good fortune to 13055055 a generous heart and happy clis- position. She has been prominent in social affairs and as a member 0f the Class Play Committee advanced practical ideas. Councvticut is her birthplace but she is always loyal 10 Fall River. The hustling, bustling business wnrlcl will claim her attention and we prophecy that it will rumivv a valualilv addition when she joins its ranks and file. HELEN is. a popular young lady in the Com-

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qu-hw m? J. n ..1...munuumuuum. ..... mun IIIIIIIIJIFIIIHNUIMullllhullllllInIIIIIIuHMIIInhll1llIItIIM .u-Ir-ummmummnmummmu THE DURFEE RECORD 2? u. mI-mu.1uI-Iuumuunm1-mummmnmmmuI1IIxmum.mummummnmmm Frederic Durfee Alderman the e1ass,enterer1 Dutfee in September 19118, after graduating jtnm the 01d 1302-:ter Hooper sehuul. After two years. 01 good work in the. Tech- nieal Course. this Trojan decided that the General Course was more appealing for the remaining two years of school. This; stmnds suspieiuus, as we all know that the General Course is mmpmetl largely of girls. All the social functions mt the sehnol have claim- ed the attention 01 Fred. His sunny smile. cheery manner, and dress suit have been the 11hit.'1 01' many a dance. Do not fail 1.0 remember that 1 ret1 was Hljt'lbiily,n Keeper of the Royal Goggles, in our great 1:713:19: Play. 1-115 witty remarks: aml deep. smmmus and HCI111-lllt'1tJf1iUllH Vnit'e were 311 there. 1 FRED. one of the really popular young men ht Dancing he. states, 1H his. Imhhy. which pmetiw ca11y means Hgirls' '. Fred has been a eensistent student and will, no doubt, stleeeerl in any profession he, chooses. He has a wise habit 01' not talking too much. III!!! Celia May Almy ruary 24, 1895. She must: have been :1 happy Child fur she is certainly a happy gir1 and maintains her sunny tlisptmitiou as a digni- l'iecl senior. She graduated from the Smnerset grammar school and pursued her studies in the High sehool there for two years. Celia acknow- ledges that two years at B. 31 . C. Dutfee High :srhonl is trying on the nerves, e51K'L'15111y 11 one cannot fathom Lhe depths of French. A11 shouItl have smuething in view but CeIiaht; future seems; to he a blank with the single. exception 01 a hlmrhapsy 5hr: loves to 1 11:11:15! the piano' 1. C'e1ia is: always prim and neat and 1101. one cur1y lock is ever out 01' 1.112103. 1n ynur future life we wish you 2111 the happiness that may eeme your way and hope to hear great things of you. C ELIA was born in South Somerset. on Feb-

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w nnnnn m... 11:: ..... .pm THE DURFEE RECORD nmmummmm mumm Jinn mum Immnmu 1:11 nmmmmmnwmunnum: 29 Inum1Inuuuum-umummu u 1er li mun George Albert Arnold MONG 0111' brilliant fethw-lmpils from the wilds of Swansea is a EtLlLiiUllS. reacrx'etl fe-iinw, known best by memberra of tho righb hand 'limfhnical murse, of which he is a member. A graduate of the Highland grammar school, he entered i-Iigh as; a mmnhcr nf 0111' present illush triolls class, and has prcwecl himscif worthy of that honor. Pmbably the Inerul'mrs 0f the. Faculty have far less to cmnplai'n of in the case. uf George, than with the rest Of 119. A good student. he exvels in the mechanical branches of his course amfl intends to 1911111 sumo 111erllanical trade. Xthrm-rrr his interests may lie in the future, the gnmluwill ul' the class will gr: with him. Nathan Wood Arnold ATHAN came to his fond parents as a Valentine in 1893 at Swansea, Mass. He. was much smaller then. Graduating from the. Highland grammar school he entered Dllrfee as :1 member of the class of 19.113. Nathan has kept up a good record in his studies but owing tu an illness ill: was handicapped in many sports. His pleasing voit'v has been heard many times during his high school course, in quartcttus and choruses. In the Chorus of the class Upchtta he did excellent work. Nathan expects to see the world as a traveling galesman and will take. with him the best wishes ol- the CiElSS.