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

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Edgar Holmes Delamater THE DURFEE RECORD Mildred Hazel Davis li HE Highland School was responsible for sending Split into our midst. She regularly attends the military drills and has a full card for all the dances. Some art school will receive our young friend next year Where she will become still more expert with the brush. KKK g 4 EL' IS the rambler of our class. Born in Colorado Springs, he next tarried in West Bridgewater long enough to graduate from grammar school. He began his high school career in Rhode Island but realizing the limitations of that state he came to us. Next year he will move on into Con- necticut to enter Wesleyan University. Del, like f'Deacon Butterworth is a minister's son. No doubt we shall hear of him as a missionary among the cannibals of Swansea. He is a student as well as a football player.

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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.

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Margaret Emily Douglass THE DURFEE RECORD 21 Ella Theresa Dempsey ll 7 WAS in the month of roses Ella made her appearance to the world at large. She graduated from the Robeson School. In History and Mathematics, she has been somewhat of ashark. She enjoys outdoor games especially baseball. She expects to continue her studies in the Training School. III!!! OUR years ago Margaret calmly entered the halls of Durfee, and calmly has she traversed the difficulties of the college course, taking life easy. It is in English that Margaret is on her native heath. She is fond of tennis, toog but her specialty is dancing. She is in evidence at all the cadet drills, and there she shows her knowledge of the art of dancing. We have wondered Why she is so fond of blue. ls it because that is the color of the cadets' uniforms? Perhaps soy who knows?