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

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THE DURFEE RECORD Ruth Lyman Chew Il HTH claims Westport as her birthplace, and the life of that country town seems to have influenced her greatly for she is one of the quietest girls in our class. How- ever, we all know how popular she is at the Boys, Club. Ruth graduated from the N. B. Borden School and entered our General course. She seems very much averse to excit- ment or hilarity, also to worrying and cram- ming. She will enter Miss WheelcJck's Kin- dergarten School in the fall. Ill!!! Anna Chislow If HILADELPHIA is Han's native burg, yet as Fall Biver's attractions, in- cluding its famous high school, were too many and great to be resisted, this cheerful young lady alighted in our midst. Anna was another bright star from the Borden Schoolg and teachers and pupils both take pride in her work. She is very fond of ice cream and Latin, she hasn't altogether decided which ranks first. Our young friend will enter upon a nurse's course of training, and we trust she will have an unlimited number of patients.

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Joseph William Cheetham THE DURFEE RECORD 13 Gladys Stanley Chadwick K MONG the many who graduated from the N. B. Borden School and sought the world famed Durfee halls of learning, was Gladys Stanley. Gladys has gone through school disturbing no one, yet ever soothing others by her presence. Diligent in all her studies, she is liked by both teachers and pupils. Gladys is especially fond of French and basketball. As shelenters some normal schoolfin the autumn, success will surely attend here . .., III!!! l . l 4 g ILLY is one of the best known n1e1n- bers of our class. For two years he has managed the track team and has per- formed thc duties of president of the Forum admirably. His hobby is dancingg therefore we have reasons for his being attracted to the girls. As a news reporter, Bill's face is a familiar one wherever school activities are held, and he spares no pains to boost his Alma Mater. He expects to make scien- tific farming his work, and will enter M. A. C. with that in view.

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THB DURFEE RECORD 15 Ann Cecelia Clemmey ll NE bright November 19, captivating Ann Cecilia made her first bow to societyg and since then she has kept things humming. Like her churn Julia, Ann delights in walking and skatingg this prob- ably accounts for her peaches and cream com- plexion. Ann came to us from the N. B. Bor- den School and during her stay in Durfee, she has made many friends, who Wish her the best of success at the Hyannis Normal School. KKK John Sharples Coldwell ll OMPANY attention! First Lieutenant Coldwell to the front! This handsome gentleman has gained the allections of more girls than any other lad in the class. He even admits that his hobby is hunting. What is the game? When he takes up his studies at M. l. T., he will surely be missed.