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

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THE DURF EE RECORD 23 Inez M. Durfee li NEZ, during her four years at Durfee, has been especially remarkable for her shy- ness. This quality, however, has in no sense interfered with her piling up such marks as will produce her usual neat row of Ais each time the cards are given out. Especially does Inez shine in Greek, the subject that most interests her, for she was not content to take German like the rest of us poor mortals. Next year we expect to hear that Inez is con- quering some new field at Smith. Good luck lil!!! Milton Edward Earle Il g 4 COUTN is the wise man of our class. Whenever anyone is looking for sug- gestions,he always turns to Milt. He is a fine student, a fine fellow, and an excellent athlete. He has played on all the athletic teams of the school for the last two years, and has been a star on all of them. He may enter Brown next year. to you Inez.

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THE DURFEE RECORD Dorothy Louise Downey ll S March has always been a favorite month for birthdays, sweet Dorothy selected the fifteenth for her own. Head- ing her class at the Borden School, Dot', has continued to be one of the brightest stars in her group here. It is not alone in school work that she excels, for when it comes to baseball and tennis, she may well be classed with Mathewson and McLoughlin. As secre- tary of our class, she shows her popularity with her fellow students. Fall River Train- ing School should feel more than satisfied that it is to receive within its doors a pupil of such scholarship and personality. lllill Doris Anderson Durfee ll OBIS to be sure was a native of Fall River and a graduate of the Slade School, but later changed her residence in order to enjoy the quiet seclusion of Tiver- ton. Nevertheless her propitious surround- ings offer her unlimited pleasures and she devotes much of her time in taking long strolls. She has not decided yet about next year. We wish her good luck.

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THE DURF EE RECORD Doris Lee Fawcett Il 4 4 OT, although a native of this city, is a graduate of the Sever Street School of Worcester. She takes a special delight in the theatres and can give expert opinion on dramatic subjects. Doris is what may be called a true student. She is interested in all the school activities, yet keeps a strong grip on all her studies, especially Latin. Brad- ford Academy will be honored with her pres- ence next year. llllli Cyril Martin Feeney ll g 4 Y is one of the busiest boys of our class. As a newspaper scribe, and manager of baseball, he has no trouble in keeping his typewriter busy. When not con- fined to the house by his studies, he may be found investigating his motor-cycle. He needs the latter not only to chase news, but to re- duce weight. Our friend intends to flatter Columbia with his presence during the next four years.