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

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18 THE DURFEE RECORD Anastatia Catherine Crowther as 4 g NNAH is another of our well known, popular students and an all around good fellow. She certainly can make things hurn. Her jokes provoke spasms of laughter, and her serious recitations in our weekly recitations in Civics hold close atten- tion. Dancing is her accomplishment. In this line she proves herself more graceful than all others. Bridgewater will probably see her next year. Ill!!! Margaret Alice Curry K g 4 EGGY has the unique distinction of being the sole member of our class who is preparing for a technical training. Unlike her sister-pupils, who have for the most part intentions of pursuing domestic courses, this demure miss, through four years has endured the loneliness of boys' classes, so that she 'could prepare for M. I. T. She enjoys mathematics and now and then, a boating trip.

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THE DUBFEE RECORD 17 Frances Madeline Connell , I K 4 g ITTLE MISS CONNELLH indulged in her favorite sport of walking, and appeared at Durfee the year before most of us. Owing to ill health, however, she deferred her graduation so that she might go out with the illustrious class of 1915. Her favorite study is Zoologyg and although she does not look very courageous, a grasshopper cannot terrify her. She is an able needle- won1an and considers sewing her hobby. Frances is preparing for Normal School. K Il li Dalton Packard Grossman K , ALTON entered the halls of Durfee in the fall of 1911 With the smile running from ear to car and the chances are that he will take the same smile with him when he goes. He has a kind of 1 should Worry air which is his passport. His hobby is chicken fancying. He is sornetirnes called 4'Tack, a result from his having been born in the Tacky town of Taunton. He hopes to enter U. of Penn.

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THE DURF EE RECORD 19 Grace Louise Guttle K Q g UAHD her, Grace! Guard her! Don't let her get a basket! These are the words that greet Grace Louise at all the girls' basketball gamesg for this young lady is no other than the efficient right guard of the fair quintette. With a sunny disposi- tion and a bright winning smile,Grace is popu- lar with both sexes. 'ilaseu came here from the N. B. Borden School and expects to enter some normal school for next year. Ill!!! -James H. F. Dailey ll LTHOUGH Jimmie has been a silent factor in nearly all school activities of late, he possesses a pleasant disposition which accounts for his popularity among his classmates. He plays basketball and does well in his studies. He expects to enter Har- vard ncxt fall where be will surely keep up his usual high standard.