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

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320 Q Durfc'e Record Q W M -- wa 0311mm warp Slaugbalcen Eatlum i Sincerity. seriousness. and aweelness are 111: constiluenl path! of Emma's personality. She is too honest to cause any furore. loo :unservalive to have ever received a nick-natne. bu! loo attractive Io escape wilhaul fining comment. Emma is a graduale of the Academy of 1h: Sacred Heart and has pursued our gencml course faithfully For four years. Her ain- eerily and Edelily a: a slndcnl. anti her frankness of disposition have made her popular with Itachers and ciaumalu alike. Malever may be said of her is no exaggeraiion. for she is acclaimed by insiruclors. idolized by her sisters. rcspecled by the boys of the class, and ad- mired by all. The hes: of famine allend you. Emma M. M. B. Humifl'ly Is a thing commendable. W aEtbeI 15am? OW I Ethel Barry is a quicl little miss of lhe general course who is greally devoted to her sludies and allows nothing to interfere with her studious pursuits. She is a member of the general courar. and has music a. very brilliant scholaslic record a! Durfce. A's coming to 11::- wiih Iiule apparent diHiculty. In English. she has mainlained an cxceplianally high slanding and she states lhal lhis is her favcirile aIudy. Like her chum, Miss Bailey. reading is wiil'l he: a pleasing pastime. She will enlcr normal school in September. I am not only sfudiaus in myaeh' bu! also lb: cause of olhers' sfudy. 1' BATTY J31 Ouldnor spark lake Baliy'u eyes. bul as Dnrfee has none of - lhese. she Was forced to go in far ll'le Durfee girls' only indoor sport. I I C! Basketball. As a player. Louise can hold her own wid'i lhe best of , 1 Ihem. and a5 a manager. 35: is surpassed by none. When Miss Louise can her youlhful eye nboui B. M. C. Durfce four years ago. no one would have surmised tha! she was In be such a stellar light in Ihe basketball world. But she went out for the leam in her Freshv man year and has been a star. or rather une peiitc planet. ever since. Nor is the stood work In anti hem for Batty wil! ship bag and baggage Ia Weilcsley next fall. where We expecl her lo caminua her excellcni record as a baskelbau piaycr. good student. and Eric fellow. Her ar'r. her manners. all who saw admired. 15

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LEE! Durfee Record gg $211M: 01:15:55 margtleritt Eailtybw Marguerile i: one of lhe most brillianl members of our class. and is wry popular among pupils and leucHers alike. Our genial friend early evinced a desite lo widen lhc scope of her knowledge and all a tender age :nrullnd at lhe N, B Borden grammar school. Margue- rite graduated ai lhc hcad uf hcr class in grammar school and regis- lcted in the general course at Durfce. Maihcmalics is her favorik: slvdy and reading is also a gnal hobby wilb th Our brillianl friend. inland: enlering Iraining school nexl fail. A diligent young lady. as busy as a bee. Bwlab Bennett Barker PECCIE Here is one of our classmates who Would rather dance ihan cal. However. we cannol blame Beulah far clawing herself as a devoted student of Ike terpsicharean arl since she has a larva. shiny. imiling dance hall in horn! of her summer home. Beulah is some musician iucidcnlally. as 511: plays with ability lhe piano. Violin. accordion. or jnw's harp with remarkable sang froid. Beulah aspires lo be a slur and in this ambiliun she will carry wilh her the has! wishes of her class. Life 1': a .scrfca of trifle: cn' best.

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Q Durfee Record ' - Q 03mm Bittarin 25:11:11 jONES Y If Anne Boles: could go down inlo hisiary. then lhcrc is no reason why Edna should not do so. especially wilh such a li1le as Victoria ahached In her. Furthermore. this dainly miss was usheted into this world on February 23. just 100 Ia'l: lo celebrate George Washington's birthday. But if her own speech ware quuired lo im- mortalize her. lhen Edna Would long since have been consigned lo oblivion. for she was gifted with a comparativeiy quiel HisposiIiDn. Edna became prominent ear'ly in her ig school course by her fondness f0! lhe classics and good English and in her Senior year served on several of lb: class cummillces besides being an invaluable member of the editorial scaf of this publication. Her hobby she slates is bugs. but Fortunately for some of us she does nol mention any names. JMan's i525! possession is a sympggiqlie M; H ' K; vii Frm- Qm, 4N 'thtnnth Eattlttt 335 Who. in your opinion, come nearest Io sIudent, judging from scholarship. alhlelic :- This question was put to every member of l unanimous vote. lhe honor was given In ' honor was walI-metiled. too. There is not 'n he being a consign! performer. Whelhe u I11: baseball Field. or on the basketball floor. his cniire and undivided attention. anti it w ' of 'Il'ie keenest crilic. This is a quality 1 after life. and Ike class of I914 is pro among ils number. Do righ! and weH and 1:! HI I alum thmrh 23A MAJOR We welcome thnl lucky date which light. V?ilh no blaring of lrumpels did 11: quieily went through the nine grades 0. - made his way into our ranks. A steady : dcnly in his Senior year in his golden u as main:- of the caciels. A spiendid nm- is a necessary faclor of our social life good wishes for his success, we send Al. some higher institution. Allan has not cullege but it is probable lhal Brnwu w H: nabs fighfs and May live is sight cm l6