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

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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.

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iInItIIn:1IIIIIllllnllmulllllullUIlrlltltlltllIIInIIIIIIIIhIHIIurlHnIINIIlInIuItIIIIrlllultumllllmnlltlllw Inn. r lllllllllln- murmr' THE DURFEE RECOR 31 mummuummmuuu-u.mnuiIIumumumnmmnmu Im mumummm mum Hortense Helen Bergeron was born. At school career and in her senior year huhhy is dancing. mal school career. N the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut, on the twentyil'ourtt'n of June Hortense H. Bergeron the age of live, she lwgan her graduated fmm N . B. Hurrien I -grammar SChUlIJl in June. 1908. In Septemiilerof that same year, she entered the B. M. C. .Dutfec High school and enrolled with the Freshmen of the General Course. Shh continued through the first three years without Cliattlnging her art. Nuw she has distingilishcd herself as a dancer and will he. rememl'iered in after years; are a graceful dainty maiden. She also tells us that her Hortense intends tn further her education by attunding Framingham Normal school with tho View of hecm-ning a teacher. 5hr is another girl who has never joined any of the school organizations. Wrc hope. she has luck in her Nor- Anna Marie Blake NNA first appeared in a quiet home of New A York City 011 April '2, 1893. In 1895 she came with her parents to Fall River. Having exhausted the possibilities of the N. B. Bur- den gtammar schuol she came to Durfee. She is fuli of fun and 'ithe Smile that won't wear off. which you will nearly always SEC. 011 Anna's facc lJetnkem-z good nature. Boating is one of Anna's iavnritv pastimes. She is also a football enthu- siast and hardly ever misses seeing a game. During her seninryear she has been a member of the UFO- rum and a faithful attendant at the meetings. We hope she has rcccivcd training that will aid her when she becomes a teacher. She expects to con- tinue her studies at Normal next fall.