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

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Julia Veronlca Burns THE DURFEE RECORD 9 Mary Dolores Broderick II HO is she? This is May who came with us as a demure little girl from St. Pat- rick's School with a creditable record which she has maintained in this school. She loves flowers and studies them daily except when reading once more her choice among novels, Anne of Green Gables. She would prefer studying French some more but will likely prepare to teach the next generation their multiplication tables. Ill!!! ERE IS one of the shining lights of the Normal course. Of a jolly nature and with an irresistible laugh, Julia is the life of her class. She declares that Latin is her specialty and after hearing the brilliancy of her recitations in that language, one does not wonder at it. ' Julia takes great pleasure in both baseball and tennis, being particularly apt in the former sport. She also will join the A, B, C ranks, and Fall River Training School will be her next destination.

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8 THE DURFEE RECORD Illill Jennie Evelyn Aylward ll ENNIE delayed her arrival into this world just two days too late for the annual V. burst of firecrackers. After graduating from the Robeson School, she entered Durfee where she has worked faithfully -during her four years, and has been well liked by all her classmates. History and skating are Jennie's two pastime diversions and in these she shows marked ability. Fall River Training School will receive her next year. and with .lane go our best wishes. Maurice Alpert as URIN G his first three years Al was always enjoying himself g but now that he has reached his senior year no more serious and diligent member of the class can be found. He has even 'ccome back, in Latin as well as in some others. We all wish him well in Brown next September.

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THE DURFEE RECORD Josefdi 13uttervvorth, Jr. ll 4 g OEM is always happy no matter what happens. Although a grind during his first year, he found the exertion too much and has since failed to plug, except in English, a study which is particularly enjoyable to him. With the newest dictionaries his teach- ers understand his papers fairly well. Joe is a member of the Forum and a substitute on the winning Durfee debating team. He is a cor- poral of Cadets and looks the real Soldier in his uniform. As David,' in the Class Play he was a big show in himself. He will also become a Son of Brown. III!!! . Juha Pauhne Cahnl ll FTEB acquiring all the knowledge afforded by the N. B. Borden School, on a bright September morn in 1911, Julia Pauline following her usual hobby of walking, directed her steps to the Durfee High School. After testing many of the sub- jects offered, she has decided that History is her favorite, which, after a course at Hyannis, she expects to use in directing the steps of eager youngsters.