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

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THE I) I,' It F E E It BOOK I) :ct KI.KANOK WKAI • 11A A SIS Sliuv many | ample Judge that Kltniiiir I a iiiviiiIht of tin das of infant Freshmen here. w« Is-g t.i announce that win- «hie in»t so honor that cla- . hut 1« oar noted «-lass luby. True. KI«tllor has an Immeent. Imhylsti expression, hut III that small head of l»-rs sin- rarrlw all tin- kllowhslge gnlmwl •luring her i-pn-iilirii year .—ami then Is |iilti- a hit of it. we as- snr.- you. An i-xiN-rl swimmer. sin- Is a inn r-ninimnhai for tin- mermaids (or. perlut|ts the mermen?! and enjoys tin- waters as nilK'h as they do. We all feel sun- that our l ahy will In- most ea|Kihle of (tirllllt for herself next yi-nr at Smith Odlege. Sir»» I antin'mi. ’ MAICY M. I.. IIANI.KY Util Although small of stature. May'' is n regular whirlwind when aroused. and she 1 faithful to the last In defenditis any cause or thcsiry which she regard as right. She gradn.it.-d from the Itonleii Crniuiunr S«-h d In 'lit. ami although she has tlulshed her course at lllirfn- with great credit she has not yet divided wlial Institution she will next enter. Wherever site may go. we know that May will not ikiks unnoticed. We say this lu-cnuse she Is an excellent little ilnneer ami Is Interested In nil kinds of s|sirt. Slm-e entering IMirfee -.May has taken a most prominent ]nirt In all the class affairs and was npimluteil a im-nils-r of the class play committee. tit tum' thin mriitli'n4» u . mol Ikon hurl J'iNifM i flamt irhlch rtiunol cfHnaitlnliril CSKIIAI.D IVKIIS IIAlt III xerox Jcrrp Jeiry is tin wnmlerer of tin- clans, for. after s|»-ndlng Ills lirst year at IMirfev. lie went to Tech for u stay of two years, and was Anally won l«u-k In Ids Senior y.-nr wo that he might reeelre his '«lip with Ids former eliissniutes. Ccnlil Is es|iecinlly f« nd of uiMtlieumtics ami that worthy Instructor of tin- afoix-snhl subject In Itooin s ranks Jerry among Ills lies! and most oliedh-nt pupils. Moating. us Well as mathematic- , holds a charm for Cera hi. and any afternoon during the summer month he may Is m-cii upholding the honor of tills school In tin- limit lliei-s at Stone llridgc. tierald lias not def- initely decided where In- will study next year, hut at present Itrowu look mighty good to him. ”MoW, out iirtitUyal run !“

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T II E I) r K F E E K E C O R I) :I2 FRANCIS JAMES JOSEPH «iIM.ICAN -Frank- -a nr Kriiuk «une t tlii« Institution r l iii-iilitsr. :i product of the St MnryV ..........1. 11 Ik May here lias In-cii ohiinietorizvd l.y Ills prominence In school activities. In which lie has been a lending factor. In Ills Junior year he was mi active meiuhci of mir del-siting society. the reriini. a ml in Ills Senior year lie ahly tilled the iMisIthin of ('resident of this society. KniiiliV illverslou Is lni|iroiii|»tn spiking, mid Ills ahlllty In this res|«eet Is well known to the students of I Mirfee. The success of our class ilaucc le|«elided greatly on SHI. win», as chairman of the I «ance I'oniinlttce. saw to It that the lilt; social event of the I‘lass of lli|“ was even more succcKsfiil than that of iniy prcccdlnt: class. We all wish Flunk stieeesis us he takes up Ills similes at lloly Cross In the fall. ■’.I ihineef I rfMitec.' 1|« k'ho ilom for a •la tied MOItOAN JOHN til..WIN one shle. holies and gentlemen! IVmill us to intrisluce lo you. Morgan. who ritltlo to us In tlu- Septenilier of UHit. front the l.lncolii liraiiiiiuir School. Ills stay here has Ins-n ehsinictorliwsl h.v his g ... popiihirlty. as he Is a favorite among the undergraduates as well ns aiming the Seldom. Morgan early showed Ills ahlllty as a football player iiii'I during the last two seasons he was the iiinlli stay ««f Imrf.s V |iii|Hiietnihlc line. Morgan does not, however, limit Ills ahlllty to ath- letics. hut also applies Ills efforts to studies, and as a result won a name for himself as a student—cs|«eclally of history. We all wish Morgan success during Ids stay at Syracuse Ini versify. Hrror like ulraim « «« An naefaee loir; He trho Ironhl mi tuvh for fit a, I i«uni 'live hetoir. THOMAS COllCt lit AN HIXNINt! tom Stop! I s«k ! 1.1st eu I Von may or may not «to It voluntarily, init listen you shall! As all orator Hatllcl Webster excels “Toni lait «lightly : as a statesman he may lie classed with Aliriihnin l.lncoln: for honesty, frank ness mid fair inliideiliicvs Tom Is fieorge Washington's s|ual: while as a iMilltlchin lie inay U s.ild !•« siil'|«ass Itoosevelt In cleverness mill g«s«d judgment : 11s a philosopher or «tu- dent he Is a second Soeralos. As limy I e In- ferred from the last statement, lie Is excep- tionally brilliant In all subjects. (A’s an- te strangers to Ids card.» As for the «lass election, the |M lltlclillls will tell you that It all Idnged 011 Ills movements. ''Tom's state - iiiiiiishlp limy Is- seen by Ids pllollng the tin oho lhs«K to success 11 Editor-In-Chief. A large part of the ercdlt f«-r our hold oil the III ow n Cup may l e attributed to Tom's ability as a speaker. Since Tom Is a n-gu- lar s|s nge f-«r a I sort dug knowledge, a faithful worker, and a |«-rsevervr. we feel sure that In- will make a big success of life. “More it Hill tine Hum more than nil ran ■««

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:u T H K I) U R F E K R F. C O R I) JOHN KDWAItli IIARKIXCToX •■Jack-'' • .luhiiHii” Kang 1 Another test tube gone : Yw, you protmldy have guessed that Ji.lm. tin- class marvel In «lieiutstry. I- again e.x|vrlmeiitliig In au effort ( • solve some lutproblem. A It In m t:li Jack Is es| si-billy proilclrni in tin? sciences In also tnki's |mrt In various athletic activities baseball being Ills favorite i si st I mi-. Johnny's quiet. yi'l attractive dls|s sltlon. which In- brought with lilm fnun St. Mary's I'aroclikil School. tins won fur lilm :i large gathering nf friends during Ids stay at Durfee wlio ex|m-t tn lu-.ir nf Ms things from lilm whoii In journeys tu WunntiT next year to Istln tils college Course at Holy Cnw. '• ■ I» a marrelou» ijornl nrigkb ir. MAItY VERONICA UARRINCTON ■Untr ilulUV It is line to the i|iiie impiis like Mary that the otherwise ton thoughtless spirit of that far-famed class of 1! IT does not n'erstep Its Isniuils. Despite the fact tlmt Mary Is one of th«' i|iilctnst «Iris of our class, ami Is sol- iloiu to lie siH-ii at our frivolous, social gather- ing . she is very |»qmlar among her class- mates. Mnl le-' graduated from the Samuel Watson Jruminar School ami then turneil her footsteps toward llurfie. As •May's amtd- tIon Is to wear a nurse’s uniform, she will enter a Nurse’s Training School next year. IWW moi nrl grace, unrl oisufi iiimci tlimurc tSI.ADYS RICHMOND HATHAWAY Modest. unassuming iladys entered Durfiv from the Lincoln .School some four years ago. Always well pre| are l In her studies, she I» ever really to assist her classmates. Though she Is very quiet. It will surprise mine of us to sii hei name ii|sui the honor list, iiladys Is planning to enter Itrldgewnter next year, and we w ish her as great success there as she has had here In Durfiv. •'ll 011I» arc lllre leave»: nn-l where thru uioil a him ml. Much frail iif »•■» !■ iu nmih in rarely f»untl