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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1934 volume:

THE Durfee Record Sit ai sua pr artui a laudi Class of 1034 B. M. C. l)i kfi e Hibh S( iiool FA LI. I f IVEH. M YSSACHl SHTl’S CHARLES VINCENT CARROLL otJH Belovkd prini ipal and Do WE. THE CLASS OF 11134, DEDICATE THIS BOOK ADVISOR I u i; Faculty Principal Charles V, Carroll i ice Principals Ralph M. Small Joseph O. Carroll A Unit I. Louis A. Allen. Ralph C. A minis, Don F, Ashley, Myron T. Bent, Eugenie W. Brightman, Ernest L. Campbell. Emily R. Carpenter, Mary L. Carroll, Mildred V. Carvalho, John A. Chase, Winifred F. lienrti. William M. CoggeshalI. Dexter E. Cole. Lillian F. I 'omin, James F. Connors, George L. Connors, Mary R. Cook, Berton E. Coyle, (leorgc F. Crowley, John T. Dailey. Margaret 11, Davis, E. Christine Delahanty, Edna V. Delahanty, John A. Dolan, Mary A, Dow, Ruth X. Duffy, Andrew L. Earle, Charles 0, Fletcher, Ralph J. Forster, (iladys (1. Foulkes, Carrie T. Gottwald, Frederick J. Harlow, Mabel Harrington, Frederick J, Harrington. John J. Jouett, Blanche I. Judge, Mary E. Keefe. Margaret F. Keelry, Ambrose F. Kenian, Marion E. Lane, Frank D. Langford, Alice (1. Laporte, Louise C. La Ut a h Olga A. Lawlor, Joseph 1. Lee. Mary Lomax, Katherine Lord. John G. E, Lowuey. Margaret F. Lynch, Harry P, Macdonald, Margaret E. Maronptd. Raymond P. McCarty, Anna G. Me Hale, Rose E. Mello. Victor E. Miles, E. Estelle Mitehie, George A, XTawroeki. Stephen Newkirk, Ruth W. O Connor, Margaret M. O’Neil. Annie L. OhXeil, Isabelle Orcutt, Leslie W, Pickup, Herbert W. Pratt, F. Antoinette Pritchard. Florence G. Ramsay, Maybe! le E. Robbins, Mabel S. Ryan, Mary E. Seagrave, Sylvia W. Shea, Henry J. Smith, (diaries ]). Smolensky, Hilda I. Spring, Mabel A. Sullivan. Catherine L. Sullivan. Catherine K. Sullivan, Daniel J. Sullivan, Dorothy C. Sullivan, Helena V. Sullivan. Louis J. Sullivan. Mary IL Thompson, Marian E. Torpby, Marion L. Townsend. Ella L. Townsend, John M. Vosburgh, Ruby M. Walsh, Anna F. Wellington, Barbara Will is to it, Amasa F. Withrow, Helena II. Acknowledgment w E WISH to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Harry P. Lyncht our fatuity advisor, for his priceless aid in the editiny of this hook. 'Iln flbemovtam iUilliam 3- Cbisbolm Ceacber anb beafc of Commercial iDept. September 1924—august 1933 IDirginfa 1R flfooorc ©iet in 3une, 1933 jfvancis (Slufnn Dicb in Hpril, 1932 — M - n. C-A, V E Class Officers President - -------- .Tamils TTaxtfy I ice President - - - - - Clinton Walqh Sec re nr Albehtine Meeeo THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOOK David Daniel Alls op Gertrude Abbot “Judy — Giddy” Try.flic Officer 3 Dorothy R. Allardice “Dot Albert Allen Evelyn Slater Allen Dave” Anibel M. Almeida “Neeb” Electrical Club 4 Melvina Almond “Mel” Ho me Room Director 2 Library Aid 3, 4 Belmira Andrade “Bel” C Vi mm ore la I Club 2, 3, 4 THE 19 3 9- RECORD B O O K 9 I I BUYEV A LMUCT M ADELINE IJakICH Commercial Club 1 Klsa Aulisio Commercial Club 2, 4 Lloyd (Jeoiuje Bailey Commercial Cluli 2, 3, 4 IltJTH BAILEY Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 “Mai” Commercial Club 2. 4 Klva Mary Ball “El” Thelma Macde Ball “The!” Anna M. Baxas “Anne” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 THE 1934 RECO R D BOOK Anita Barbelle Babs” Design Guild 3, 4 Kmily Estes Barker Em,” Boots,” Bill Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Alice Letitia Barlow Orchestra X, 2, 4 Health Councillor 2 George Barnes June Barnes June Commercial Club 2 Edna Baron Eddied—’ Ed Library Aid 1, 2, 3, 4 Eorum 3, 4 Vice Pres, of S. A. A. 3 Library Club 4 Design Guild 4 Lois Barton Library Aid 3, 4 Home Room Director 2 Marian Julia Bauer Julie”— Bunnie” Commercial Club 2, 4 THE 1934 RECORD B O O K 11 Marian Bakak MBarzyT' Anita Berahr M ORTON BkwUCK Record Book Staff I Jforum 4 li lTA I KIHJ K K Kaith Bennett Design Guild 4 Kit a Bernard Reet” Home Room Director A Commercial Club 2, A, 1 Bai l A. Bernier Pauly Kit a Bevilacqua uBcvo” Commercial Club 2, 3 THE 1934 RECORD B O O K StEP'H EN BlELLO 1 )oxalij Black Ahthch II. Blaisdell Art” Commercial Clui� 4 KleAnok P. Blake Home Room Director 4 Alice Blakeley “Millie'” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 1 jOKETTA K. BI .AN 1 HARD Horne Room Director L 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3, I Orchestra 1T 2 Health Councillor 2 Alan II. Bodge Robert C. Bogle “Bob'— Bugs” Uasketliall Manager 4 THE IQ34 RECORD B O O K 13 Roy Raul Bolduc Electrical Club 2t 3, 1 Football 2, 4 Varsity Club 4 Daisy Thelma Bolder Spike'1—“ Farmer Orchestra 4 Band 4 Pauline E. Bolder Paul” Design tiuild 4 Claudette B )nnoyer Claude Commercial Club 2, 3, l Phyllis Marian Booth Phyi Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Milton Bor Mickey” Football 2, 3, 4 Basbatball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Marian Gifford Borden Hilltop 4 Clara Joan Bozxan Pansy” Commercial Club 2, :i, 4 THE 1934 RECORD B O O K 14 A i’drey M. Bradbury Nome Roam Director 2, 4 Health Councillor 2 Hilltop 4 Record Book Staff 4 Mart orte E. Bradshaw “M arge”—“Margie” Commercial Club 2. 3, -I Jack Brian Pin and Ring- Committee iJ Debating1 Team 3 Dramatic Club ‘5, -1 Forum 3 Record Book Staff 4 1 ATRIOLA B1 i INDIA-; Y “Pat” Commercial Club 3 Vice President 4 Hilltop 4 Dennis Brooher ‘'Denny” Commercial Club 4 J0 FT N ! I E N R Y B R() W N “Johnny” Joseph L. Brown “Brownie” Traffic Squad 2 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Forum 2 A1A DELINE Br( ) W N “Tishy”—“Brownie” THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOOK 15 Louts Joseph Bshara Ethel Louise Butler Orchestra. 3 4 Gertrude V. Bugara Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Hilltop 3, 4 John A. Burke “Johnny Chorus 2 Ada Pearl Butler John G. Canulla Commercial Club 4 Olga Mary Canulla Commercial Club 2, :i, 4 Stephen Francis Carey “Moxie” THE 1Q34 RECORD BOOK 16 Doris Bickford Parr Helen M. Cavanaugh “Cavvy “Dot Theresa J. Carre run “T ree Home Room Director 1, 3 Berthe A. Castonguay “Beth —“Bert Dramatic Club 3, 1 Vice President 4 Forum 3, 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Associate Ed. Record Rook 4 I (alp h Castong u ay Dramatic Club 3. 4 Hilltop 3. 4 Associate Editor 4 Record Rook State 4 Raymond Gayer “Bing” Football 2. 3 Ann Cetola “Sue —“Jan Commercial Club 4 Louise Heath Chace THE 19 3 4 RECORD B Q Q K 17 Myron B. Chack CKacy” Homo Room Director 3 Elsie Chapman E lTN | CE (t. CHAPPELL Health Councillor 2 Library Aid 3, -I I lamp Room Director -1 Dramatic Club 4 Albert H. Ohenard Alrt C AT HERI N E Jo A N Chippendale “Chippy Ilomo Room Director 2 Orchestra 2. 3, 4 Claire A, Chorlton Chorus 4 Design Guild 4 Marjorie L. Clark “May — Ciarkie” William H. Clarke, Jr. Bill” Electrical Club 3!. I THE I 9 3 4 RECORD B O O K James Robert Clarkin “Jimmy11 Ruth Avery Cobb Cobby Gift Committee 4 Dorothy Clifton Dot” Joseph Daniel Coady Anna Elizabeth Cobb Ann —“Cobbie Ruth R. Cohen Rut hie William Cody Traffic Sqiind 4 Annette H. Collins “Nettie Commercial dob 2 Literacy Clul) -1 Hilltop 4 THE 19 3 4 RE CORD BOOK 19 Doris Colwell R. ('ONNOES Health Councillor 2 Commercial Club 2, 4 Hilltop 3, 4 Editor i Reginald Comeai “Reg —“Reggie Home Room Director 1. 3 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Traffic Squad 2 Health Councillor 2 Cecelia M. Cost cannon Cee Home Room Director 2, M Hilltop Staff I Dance Committee 4 0KRAm Connor “Jerry Rase ha II 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Chorus. 2t 3 (rEORGE Band 2. 3, 4 Home Room Director 4 Henry Conroy Michael ( Yjnroy Mary C. Conway “ M er —W ishy Eorum 2 Cheer Leader 3 Dramatic; Club 3 THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOO K 20 Kuan cis Com Margaret Y. Cooke 'Cooky”— Peggy” Health Director '1 Dance Committee J! Library Aid 3t 4 Photograph Committee -1 Donald B. Copeland Robert Corcoran Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Forai Corky Margaret S. Costello 'Shirley” Photograph Committee 4 Hilltop 4 John Joseph Cote George Cournan Scotty”—41 Scot hie THE 1934 RE CORD B O O K 21 KXRY J. CoUltVILLK Marion V. Creamer Joseph F. Crane “Joe Basketball 3 Football 3 Jessie Cook Crawford Commercial Club 2, 8 Wesley Crawley Feed Crowther “Blondie Dorothea P. Cullen “Dot Home Room Director 3. I Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 John Leonard Curry “Joe THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOOK 22 i Winston I)allman WlUJAM F. C'lTURY (Jkorge S. Cushman “Staley Track 2, 3. 4 Katherine T. Daley “Kay” Michael Joseph Daley “ M ickey” Ba sk Khali 2. 3 Health Councillor 2 Yl NOE NT I ’An DR EA “Vin Home Room Director 4 Dramatic Club 4 Bernice P. Darling “Bernie” Health Councillor 2 Elizabeth (J. D assange “Betty” Home Room Director 1 THE IQ34 RECORD_B O O K 23 (11f ARLES T. I) A V BN PORT “Charlie —“Steve Vera B. DeMaranvtlle Edit h Mae Davis “Mae rbmimei'cial Club 2, I Malcolm Hall Bearden Library Aid 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Matthew Dec Thomas K. Denton “ Dent —“Will ie Hilltop 4 Anna C. DePaola “Rinda” John James Deiitug “Johnnie Basketball 2, 3 Electrical Club 4 THE 1934 RECORD BOOK Kona L. Deschenes Commercial Club 11, 'A, 4 Cecils M. Dessert Commercial Club 2, 4 Home Room Director 1 Thomas F. Devine Tom — T om my Home Room Director 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3. 4 Dance Committee 4 Councillor of S. A, A. 4 Catherine Dillon Kay” Commercial Club 2, 4 Thom as 1 )i Santo Mary Helena Dolan Leo Francis Donovan Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Forum 2, 3 Home Room Director 3 Traffic Squad 2 John J. Dooms Electrical Club 3t 4 Forum 2 THE 1934 RECOR D_B O O K 25 Helena e. Dowlincj Commercial Club 2. 4 Mahcauet L, Dugan Home Room Director 2, 3, 4 Library Aid 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Rita Duma is Raoul Duquette Elmer I� . Duufee, .lit. “Durk” Band 1, 2. 3 Orchestra 1, 3 Business Manager 3 Estelle I)un fee “Stelle Commercial Club 2, 4 M A Rt iAUET CI jAHA EaLES “Pcggy,T—“Peg1'' Home Room Director II Commercial Club 2, 4 Chorus 3 Hilltop Staff 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Susa n n e E ah n s h aw “Sue THE 1934 REC O R D BOOK F VERETT H. EdDLESTON Eddie Commercial Club 3, 4 He kbkrt Edwards Eddy George Nageb Elias Georg” Milton Earl Ellis Mint Electrical Club 3 Esther E. F altus “Stubby Orchestra 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, ‘A, 4 Catherine C. Faria “Katty” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Bella Farias Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 A lbert Far i n ha, J r. THE 1 934 RECORD B O O K 27 Stanley J. Faryniakz “Count «hums 2 A X X LTTE KaI'C H EI i Commercial Club 4 fFames Alo ysuts Fay Philip Feldman Phil Councillor of S. A. A 2 Home Room Director 3 Dramatic Club 4 Vincent James Feiuus Vinnie Advisory Committee 4 Traffic Squad 4 Edmond W. Fill i on Eddie Commercial Club 3 4 AT 11 Ell IN E E. Fl X U CANE Kay — Finy Commercal Club 2, 3, 4 Louis Fiore Mike — Fiery Horne Room Director 1, 2, 3, I Forum 2, 3 Traffic Squad 2, 3—Caul. 4 llaseball 2, 3. I HE 1 9 3 4 1 R 1 E C O R 1 D E O O r T 23 Anxa J. Flanagan RaY M O N D F )ltCIER “Ra y” ('ommerrial Club 4 VlROIX IA FoRREST Cheer Leader 3, 4 Lynwood French Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4 Band 3 Ralph M. Friar Pin nnd Ring Committee 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Pearl Freedman “ Pearl ie” Dramatic Club -I Glee Club 4 Commercial Club 2t 3, I I V.TER FuRCJIUELLE “Pete Dramatic ’lu D Track 3, 4 Willtam (A Furze “Bill T HE IQ34 RECORD B O O K 29 Evelyn Irene Gagnon “Husky Traffic Squad 3 Mabel Jeanne Gallery “Mae' Home Room Director 2, 3 Traffic Squad 2 Jeanne T. Gamacke Commercial Club 2, 4 Maureen M. Garvey Meme —“ M eg Record Look Staff 4 Alice Gaudreaij Commercial Club 2. 3, 4 Francis A, Gauthier “Spence” Rand 1, 2 Orchestra 3 Cecilia A. Gendron “Sis Home Room Director I Mary Angela Ginuris THE 1934 RECORD BOOK Milton Gjtlin Dramatic Club -I Arthur E. Gladu “Art” Charles II. Goodwin “Charlie” Mildred R. Goldstein “Millie” Glee (Tlub 3, I I) ram title Club I Ollt Committee 4 Joseph Gorman Giselda G rag nan i Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Orchestra I Sophie Green “Sophia” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Helene D. Greenbaum “Green ie” THE 1934 RE CORD BOOK 31 Carlton R.Green halch Peppy” Home Room Director 1, 4 Secretary of Health Club 2 Traffic Squad 2 Baseball 3, 4 Photograph Committee 4 Marion Izetta Gregson Greggie” Design Guild 2, 3 Kuth E. GriffAui r Ruthie ’ Commercial Club 2, 3, I Juliette V, Gronrin Judy”—“Julie” Commercial Club '2, 3, 4 John Gryuikl Scotty” Rita Guay Rit” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Home Room Director 2 Record Book Staff 4 Norman C. Gubrtix Earl Hadley THE I Q 3 4 RECORD BOOK 32 Mary M. IIaclerty Mary M. II ampston 4,Dixie Commercial Club 2. 3 Frank J. Hallican Editor Record Rook 4 lira malic Club 4 Home Room Dree tor 2 Dance Committee 4 Eileen Mary Mallisey Commercial Club 2, 3. 4 I I. El 1ZABETH I I AMPSTC N Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 C HARLES K . II ANDFIELD Handfield” Electrical Club 3, 4 James Damien IIaxify Jim” President Class 2, t Chairman Pin Ring Com, 3 Library Aid 2, 3, 4 Debating Team 3 Dramatic Club 3 i )OROTH V M ARY II AN LEY Hilltop Staff 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Commercial Club 2. 4 THE 1934 RECORD B Q Q K 33 Eileen C. Hanley Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Alice M, Hargraves Commercial Club 2, i Alice C. Harrington Literary Club 4 Home Hoorn Director 4 Record Book Staff 4 Advisory Committee 4 Frances L. Harrington Fran — Frannie James M. Harrington Jim Photograph Committee 4 T H t M AS 11A it RIXGTON Raymonh R, Harrison “Bob Chorus 2 Baseball 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Paul IJ arrop “Rusty THE 1934 RECORD B O O K Louisa Frances Hart Beatrice Edna IIkai William 0. Hart Bill Dramatic Club 3, 4 Band 4 Literary Cltil 4 Record BooR Staff 4 Dance Committee 4 Hverett II. Hartley Richard A. Hartley “Dick1 “ Be” Commercial Club 2r 3, 4 Arline Cecelia Heap Commercial Club 2r 3, 4 Helen Rita Henry Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Margaret M. Higgins “Peggy Commercial Club 2, 4 THE 1934 RE CORD BOOK 35 Jean Frances Hilliard Dramatic Club 3. 4 Alston Karlk Hindis “Legs President Commercial Club -I Homo Room Director 4 Advisory Committee 4 KrNEST HoDCiSON “Ernie Baseball 2. 3. 4 Captain 4 Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, ti, 4 Varsity Club R, 4 Helen M, Hoffman Home Room Director 1 Commercial Clui� 2, 3 4 Mary J, Holland Commercial Club 2, 4 Mary I). Hopkins Commercia] Club 2, 3. 4 Dorothy Hopwood “Hoppy Dramatic Club 3, 4 President 4 For urn 4 Hilltop 4 Record Book Staff 4 S i D N EY H ORNSTE1N Sonny 1 THE IQ34 RECORD BOO K Edith G. Howard Eiuc Hutchins Commercial Club 3 4 Gertrude E. Huard Gert” Commercial Club 2f I Samuel Hurst John K. Hutchings “Johnny” “3k i pper”—“Sk i p”—“Ca pf r Lincoln W. I IUTCHJNSON “Line” Electrical Club 3, 4 Russell H. Tbuotson “Bud” Horae Room Director 24 3, 4 Virginia Jane Ibbotson “Vigen” Honte Room Director 2, S Rtuff Pin Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Health Councillor 2 THE IQ34 R E C Q R D B O O K 37 Alfred Ingham Roger (t. Jette Commercial Club 1!, ( I osephi ne F. Ivan c i n “Jo Commercial Club 2r 4 Thelma T. James The!” Commercial Club 2, H, 4 Anna Jette Commercial Club 2, 'J, 4 C harlotte I?. Jozewyck Commercial Club 4 Gertrude Leona Kane K AT H It V N A N X K K ANK THE 19 3 4 RE CORD B O O K Elenoee Katz Ellie” Edward Joseph Kavlou Eddie Track 4 Elizabeth C. Keefe Boots Commercial CIul 2, 3, 4 Barbara P. Keelev Bob Home Hoorn Director 3 Commercial Club 3. 4 Dramatic Club 4 Claire Ketlty John Kelly THE 1934 RE CORD BOOK 39 Francis Kenyon Irish” Annie Kitkck “Ann” Rita Frances Kenyon -Ken”—“Kenn ie Commercial Club 3, 4 M. Virginia Kerrigan “Gtnnie”—“Kerry” Library Aid 3, 4 Vice President 4 Photograph Committee 4 Asst. Bus. Mgr. of Hilltop 1 Moira Estelle Kispkrt Orchestra 2 Home Room Director 3 library Aid 3, 4 Secretary I James Knight Dramatic Club 3, 4 Library Aid 4 Richard G. H. Knight, Jr. “Dick” Argir N. Kondos H 1 E 1 9 2 4 | R 1 E C O R 1 3 TO O O 40 Jennie Ivouahake Anna Kleanor Kuzla Jen ' Commercial Club li, 3, 4 Genevieve Kot Harrv Kravif John P. Krugzek “Ann” Commercial Club 4 Hen ry fjaferrleke Track 3, 4 ( e i jEstin e La el a m m e Angela Lake Commercial Club 2r 3, 4 THE I 934 RECORD BOOK 41 Sarah Ann Pally “Sal ly —“SadVf Kit a Lallmiehe Cummetpial Club 2, It, 4 Dorothy E, ] jAXDSDOWX K “Dot — Dottie' Hume Room Director 2 • 1 LA N N KTT B A. I j A NO LAIS Pat link E. Panclais IIknky Lai ham (rl'V PaHLRRK Health Councillor 2 Traffic Squad 3—Lieut, a Home Room Director 3 Marian Pearl Latrans Dramatic Club 3. 4 Forum 2, 3. 4—Secretary 4 THE 1934 RECORD B O O K 12 Maurice La vault myllis Leaver Lilekn E. IjAVIGNE (1 LEX S. IjAWRENCK 1‘jDwa rd Law re n s ) x “Teddy Home Room Director I Traffic Squad '2 “Phil Commercial Club 2, 3, I Edith Leedham Commercial Club 2 3, 4 Mary Leitk Commercial Club 4 Lily an Levine “Lil” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 THE 19 3 4 RE CORD B O O K 43 KlLKX I jKVI nson Levy” Commercial Club 2, ■ . 4 Dorothy Lewis “Dot”— Dotty” Commercial Club 2, 4 •1 ESS IGA LlDMAN “Jessie” I Essie I� . Lincoln “Bess” Homo Room Director 2 Commercial Club 2, I (Jilbert F. Lindsay “Gir—“Scotty” Home Room Director 1 Charlotte S. Lischnku Sharlie” Commercial Club 2. 3, 4 X ADA K A IT AN L C CAS “Nad —“Enn”—“Ell” record Book Staff 4 Asst. Business Manager 4 Hilltop 4—Asst. Bus. Mgr, I Porum 3 Library Aid 4, 4 Drama tie Club 3, 4 FjVklyn F. Mackie THE 1934 RECORD B O O K 11 IOLEN MaOIIIBY 1 A'A xa Malone M ADEL Y N M . M AT .ONE Truffle Squad 1 Home Hoorn Director '1 CciNtTRTTA M AKOVOCI “Connie” Commercial Club 4 A LAN S A1 ANKINO Chairman Advisory Comm. 4 Dramatic Club 4, I Forum 4 Debating Team ;i President of Class ‘5 THE 934 RECORD BOOK 45 Raymond Marti n lice E. MoArthu Arm ax n John Martini Myroslava (I. Matwejko Commercial Club 2« 3, 4 Health Councillor 2 Edgar Maynard Commercial Club 4 John J. McDonald “Mac” Agnes P. McGinn Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Thomas McGlynn the I 9 3 A RE COR D B O O K William K. MoGreavy James D. M cNerney Kurd McGcivness “Red” John J. McGuire, Jr. “M ack —“Johnnie Mack Baseball 4 Commercial Club 2. 4 NI a it(: ak kt J. McMahon Thomas Melia “Scoop Albertin e M. Mello “Al class Secretary 2, 3. 4 President of Health Club 2 Commercial Club Trens. I Library Aid 3. 4 Record Boole Staff 4 Daniel Mello “ Dan THE I 9 3 4 R E C O R D BOOK 47 JAMKS V. MFINDES ] )ti ROT H E A AIEKCER “Dot”—“Dottie” Commercial Club 4 Daniel F. Meuse Doggie” Eltgene Mu:a Barbara TC Minikin Bobbie” Doris Minkin Dottie” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Catherine D. Molloy “Kitty” Commercial Club 2, 3 Alberta K. Molt “Bert Home Director 2, 4 Dance Committee 4 THE 1934 R ECQRD BOOK HIM ami Mom; i;u, l)nm thy Moxi shi:in “Dottie —“Dorbie Commercial Club ■!, 4 Lccillb Monoeon Commercial Club 2. 3, 4 C'ONSCELO M. MoXTEIRO “Connie Kit a n k B. Moon ky “Norm Commercial Club 3, -I Orchestra 2, H, 1 Mary Patricia Mo hoax “Mae Arlike Grace Morin Commercial Club 2. I Kcsseel V. Morin “Russ Basket Via 11 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3( 4 Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4 THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 49 (iKUTIU’DK T. Mon Ill s IIerbert Stanley Moss “Gert Commercial club 2, 1 Hilda K. Morris “H itch”—“H il” Forum 4 Dramatic Club 3, -1 Commercial Club '1, 3, 4 Theresa M. Morris Commercial .Club 3, 4 Florence Mosley Commercial Club 2, 4 Mary K. Moynaoh Commercia] Club 2t 4 Doris ft. M cllen “Dot” Commercial Club ‘lr 3, 4 Mary Mullins Commercial Chib 4 T H E IQ 34 RECORD BOOK 50 Frank M ULVKN V, Ju Monk —-“Spots’ Home Boom Director 3 Basketball 1 2 Football 3 Janet M. Murphy “Murph Secretary of S. A. A, 2 Advisory Committee 4 Forum 2 K athiiy x E, Murphy “Kay — Kate Home Hoorn Director 3 library Aid 4 Rita Nadeau Home Boom Director 2 Literary Club I 11illt ii|k 4 Rose Marion Nadeau “Shorty —“Red Commercial Club 4 Harold 0. J. Nagle “Hal Traflk- Officer 4 (marl es J. Nan x e r y “Charlie ID E L LA B. X ER E M B ER( Dramatic Club 4 Hilltop Staff 4 Asst. Business Manager 4 THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 51 Edmund Neves “Eddy” Daniel J. ()’Donnor Dramatic Club -I Home Room Director 2, 4 15a ml 4 Kathkyn O’Brien Kay Commercial Club 2, 3, 1 Mary Louise O'Brien Willi a m O’B MilEN Fella” Poolball 2 14 Dan” Art visory Commi 11ep I A 1 A IU i A M ET O ’ 1 ) N X ELL “Peggy” Commercial Club -2, 3., I Frank O’Xeil (J km ice E. Orton “Georg ie” l ’(iol bull 2 THE 10 3 4 RECORD B O O K Gladys Packer MnLLIE ( )s'[’RCIFK “Main Commercial Club 2, ), 1 (iKimiUDK 1), Owens “Gert Commercial Club 2, 3, I Hilltop 4 Anna Pacheco “T eeny Commercial Club 2. I luexe Bent Pacheco Homo linum Direr!or 2. 3 Dramatic- Club 4 Bus, Mgr, of Record Book 4 James Padden Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 3 Gladys Ann Panacakis “Jay”—“Panme Commercial Club 3, 1 Joseph Kitciexe Paquet “Joe —“Gene” Traffic Squad 3 4 THE 19 3 4 RE CORD BOOK 53 Anxktte Paqi’liTi'i-: lilTH PaKISEAU Leonakr O. Paqcette “ Len” Football Manager -I Hume Room r irector 2, H. 4 Baseball 3 (Commercial Club 4 Albert V. L. Pauuin I RON EE C. PaUADIS Orchestra 2 Hand 2 Commercial (Hub 2 Commercial Club 1 Wallace Pauiseau “Wally” Casket ball Manager 4 Traffic Squad 2, I. Lieut. 4 Commercial Club 2. 3, 4 Leo Parlsee Norman John Parr “Freckles” THE 1934 RECORD BOOK M Klkanok (i LAD VS I KlUlVr Marion Loit Paiivo Shorty Commi'miil Club :{ A I.BAN PELLETIER “Bar A NTH ON V C. PkIUIKJRA Tony Home Room Director 1 .John ('. Perreira Jack Commercial Club I Violet V. Perry Ray Doris Pickering “Dot —“Dottie Commercial Club ‘1, 4 Mildiied Pickering “Mickey — Millie Commercial Club 2, 'A. 4 THE 19 3 4 RECORD B O O K 55 lbin J. 1 [KU1 Band 3, 4 Chorus 2 I) R N J A M f N PlM B N T AI, Ben — Benny Dramatic Clulj 4 Record Bunk Staff 4 ( -laiiir Pineault “Cleo” Commercial Club 3t -1 Edwin Plant William B, Bloc it. -I n Anne J). Polubila Annabel le,T Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Ft A YM ON I) I OOUB1 LA Duke Varsity Club 1 Tennis 4 Home Room Director 2, 3 Commercial Club 2. 3, 4 Health Councillor 2 A RT l-IU 11 E. I ( N T() N Trattle 4 THE 1934 RECORD B O O K 56 Frank Pouter Orchestra 2. 3 Chortis 3, 4 I t coord Book Staff 1 Fee Id a Posniack Fomin 4 Dramatic Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Dorothy C. Powers Dot Commercial Club 2, 3. 4 Mary E. B. Powers Betty” Dramatic dub 4 Dorothea M. Prairie Dot Dramatic Club 4 Secretary 4 Anita June Pbebluda Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Commercial Club %. 3, 4 Isidore I, Prebluda Is Forum 1 Dramatic Club 4 Foruin 2 Helene Puevost Penny Traffic Squad 2 Dramatic Club 3, I Home Itoom Director 4 THE I Q 3 4 RECORD BOOK 57 Alexander L. Raymond Rhea Lillian Pruneau “Rae1’ Commercial Club M, 1 Ralph 11. Purdy, Jr. Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Joseph H. Radovsky Dramatic Club 4 Forum 2 John Raposa “Aleck — Freckles'1 Robert Heed Traffic 2, 3, 4 Baseball Assistant Manager 3 Russell A. Heed Russ”— Reedy Football 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Cl u b 4 Home Room Director 4 Reward Joseph Relax “ Ed” THE 1934 RECORD B O O K Mary Lor isr Retd James Ayre Kidoe “Ridgie “Min Commercial Club 2, 1 Francis J. Reis “Bud MUriel Ruth Remick Mim —“Mimi Danet Committee ri Home Room Director 4 Dramatic Club 4 Hilltop 4 Lorraine X. Resen des “Tootsie Design (luild 2. 3 Irving II. Rbtndeatt Irv Dramatic! Club 4 I'rsula Mary Riley Commercial Club 2, 4 Albert Francis Robert “AT—“Bob —“Rabbit IE 19 3 4 1 R 1 ECO R 1 CD o o 59 Francis E. Roberts Gins Baseball 4 ETSE Y R( BERTSHA W Bets” I lame Roam Director 2, II Edward Rodokiis 'T edft 11AUU Y R OSS MAN Sadie Karn.ee Rosput S ad e’”-—‘,i Ra sp ut i n” Home Room Director Commercial Club 2, 'A, 1 Leo Joseph Ross Herman E. Rounds “Roundsie” Home Room Director 4 Evelyn Roux Commercial Club -t. 1 THE IQ34 RE CORD BOOK Jo i ix A. Sava no Lib VAN RlTBENSTEI N (bnunercial Club 2. 3, 4 John St, Law hence Donis K. Sampson “Dot”— Sammie Commercial Club 2, I Josephine R, Sanackt “Jo” Commercial Club 2. 1 Basketball 3, 4 Pont ball 3, 4 W IELIAM NaYICKT aB;ir Football 3, 4 Varsity Cub 3, 4 (1 arolyn C. Schneider “Mitzie —“Hitler” Hilltop 4 Dramatic Club 1 Forum 3, 4 Chorus 4 Design Guild 1 Rita Ruth Schraer Honey”— Sweetie” Glee Club 4 Design Guild 4 Chorus 4 THE 193 4 RECORD B O O K 61 Sophia C. Sii ah dan Albert Schwartz “Al Football 2. 3 Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 fsadore Schwartz “Izzy Home Room Director 2. 3 Tennis Team 3, 4 Library Aid 1 Varsity Club 3. 4 Treasurer 4 15 RUT H A M AE SE N A Y “Toots Home Room Director 3 Commercial Club 2, 4 Mary 0. Sewell “Rickey Design Ouild 2, 3 Home Room Director 2 Ellen Sharrocks “Helen Hilltop Staff 3, 4 Circulation Manager 4 John Joseph Shea, Jr. “Joe Dramatic Club It, 4 Hilltop Staff 3, 4 Sports Editor l TEita I). Shea Commercial Club 2. 3, 4 THE IQ34 RECORD BOOK ROBERT ShKRET Stephen Simmons “Bob'1 Hilltop A Gilbert Silver Tennis 3, 1 Inez Silvia “Betty’ Commercial Chib 2, I Laura Si mao Cnmmereiill Club 2, 3t 4 I tome Htmm ! lireetor I Henry Simps on Margaret J. Sinclair “Peg”—“Jimmy” Chorus 2 Charles S. SliYPKK “Sky” Ore lies tra 2 Band 2 THE 1934 RECORD B O O K 63 Rita E. Slavttsky ” Reet — Sla vit” Mildred Smith Commercial Chi It ‘2 3, -1 Jennie Sunn Slmme” Commercial Club 2, 3. 4 Secretary 4 WiLLiAM Peter ( ’asimere Si j us ahs k i Billy” James A. Smith Wimpy” Millie” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Louise Simpson Snow Weenie” Ruth Nita Sobiloff Ruthie” Councillor of S A A. 3, I Dramatic Club 4 Forum 3, 4 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Record Rook 4 Charles B. Solomon Chick” Trac k 2 Assistam Manager 3 Manager 4 THE 1934 R E C O R D B O O K i jB i : kt (! e Hu i e Soli z a S H IUL EY StEI N BE EG John T. Souza, Jig Patricia H. Slnller Home Room Direclnr 2, 3, 4 Gift Committee 4 Joseph S. Staffa Joe” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Hilltop 4 Elinor E. Steves “Stevsie — Shrimp” Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Hilltop 4 Ruth Stiiolsky “Ruthie Commercial Club 2, 3. 1 Orchestra 2 Fay Sclack Commercial Club 2, it, 4 Library Ahl 1 THE 1934 RECORD B O Q K 65 Arthur Francis Sullivan, Jit. “Art’' I'resident Of s. A. A 4 Asst Editor Record Kook 4 Chair. Dance Committee 3, 4 Library Aid 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1 Daniel J. Sullivan Hand 2, 3 Casket ha 11 I KmvAitn Sullivan ‘•Sully ’ Helena F. Sullivan President of the Chorus 4 Health Councillor 2 Dramatic Club I Marl aret M. Sullivan “Peg t ’ommercial Club 2. 3( 4 Mary Alice Sullivan “Al Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Raymond IX Sullivan “Ray”—“Sully” Million 3 Rita May Sullivan Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 I lume Room Director 4 THE 10 34 RECORD B O O K UUTH T. SULLIVAN “Ruthie Chorii� 2 1 l EltSCHBL l?EAN KLIN Sr XUERLAXH CllARLES SCTOLIFFE “Butch Football 2, 3, I Basketball 2. :t, -I Baseball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, I Charlotte 1. Swistak “Charlie ( lunnierrirtl Chib 2. 3. 4 Charles If. Taylor “Champ”—“Hookey” Joseph D. Taylor “Joe Truck 4 Library Aid 4 Tennis 4 Lucie Hyder Taylor “Lou I'1 rances Thornton THE 1934 RECO R D BOOK 67 James A. Thorpe Jimmy” John T. Tunney, Jr. Traffic Squad 'i 4 Track 34 4 Home Boom Dim-tar 4 Frank Jl. Tolley Farmer” Commercial Club 3, 4 Martha T . Tomiow Mart”—“Bert” Commercial Club 2, 4 Charles P. Town ley Jr Commercial Chib 4 David P. Turner “Pip”— Dave” Traffic Squad 3, 4 Band 4 Mary Louise Turner Mary Lou Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 J i-ix Joseph Tyrrell Johnny” T H E 19 3 4 R E C Q R D B O O K Yvette A. Valoouiit Horae Room Director 2 Dramatic Club 1 Chorus I Ki.oiiknci: Ykntcha James J. Vickers Jimmie’ Library Aid 4 Record Book Staff I GiH Committee 4 Yiyiax I� . Yigkant “Viv c d mm end ai Club 4 Clinton L. Walch “Clint”— Linnie V ice President of Class 2, 8, I Home Room Director 3, 1 President 4 Debating Team 4, Captain 4 Baseball 4 Record Book Staff 4 Evelyn 0. Walkden Home Room Director 4 Chorus 2, 4 Anna Vat j i enine Wait, Ann Advisory Committee 4 Mchill G. Walsh Commercial Club 2, l THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOOK 69 MrjuKL W. Walsh Commercial Club 4 ] )OHOTH V . WaMBOUDT “Dottie —“Dot” Fstheii Waking “Ess —“Sunshine” Commercial Club 2, 3. 4 Home Room Director 2, 3 I ( ITtOT IT V WaTERMAN Hilltop 4 Horne Room Director I Janet Waters “Jay Frederick W. Watts Bill —“Fred Alice Weisbeim; “At Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 F. Lora ink Werneck Dramatic Club 3, 4 THE 1934 RECORD BOOK Maiiy A. Whelan ( 1A M f LLE Will TE H MAP Home Room Director a Commercial Club 2. 3, I Joseph hitfield Joe — Bo Bo Football 4 Varsity Club 4 PlIIUP P . WlLBClt ItCTH A. WlLUAMSON Blushes —“Duchess Commercial Club 2, 3. 1 Margaret j I. Wilson Margie —“Gee Commercial Club 3 John J. Wo.tcik Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Home Room Director 2 Dorothy Ellen Worst ex holme Dot Library Aid 3, 4 Home Room Director 3 THE IQ34 RECORD B Q Q K 71 Kdtth Wilson Woods “Edie'T Commercial Club 2, 3, I Helen (1. Woodward Coni mere la 1 Club 2, 4 Milton J. Wkobleske Rubinoff” Orchestra 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 Band 4 Vera Wcchthr Home Room Director 2 Dramatic Club 4 Ray mono Zac am y Ray C1 HARLES ZaLKIND Forum 2T 3 Chorus 2 Dramatic Club 4 John Zasmctta Home Room DirerLor 2 Robert S. Zass 4Bob” Commercial Club 3, THE 19 3 4 RECORD B O O K Alice Cecilia O’Toole Traffic Squad 2 Home Room Director 2 ROLAND JOSEPH HA ILL A HURON ANNA MARY BEDNAEZ CHARLES H. BENOIT ROGER JOSEPH BERUBE MARGUERITE (HFFORD BESSETTE THOMAS PETER BILTCLIFFE AKTH'l'll HENRY BROTHLLARD MANUEL LIMA BRUM HONORIO POTVIN (’ARNIVEL JEANNETTE CECILE CARRIER ARMANI) LEO CIIABOT MARIAN ETHEL CHRISTENSEN MARY CLAIRE COUPEY ANGELA M AIR J A RET CORCORAN CHARLES L CROOK HENRY EDWARD CYNAR ROSCOE ARNOLD DAVIS BERTRAND ALFRED DELISLE GERALDYN MARY DUPFY PAUL JOSEPH DUNNE THE IQ34 RECORD BOOK 73 JEANNETTE ETTA DURAND -JOHN JOSEPH DZIDUSZKO JANET FRANCES EASTERBROOK'S ANTON E ESTRELLA HELEN LOUSE FITZGERALD PEA Nils JAMES FITZPATRICK JAMES MATTHEW FOX HANNAH THERESA MARIE OAK,SIDE RALPH BENNETT (! BEEXIIAIA ill ROBERT CLARKSON (.IUNN JAMES LAWRENCE HARRINGTON MURIEL MAE IIIGGINBOTTOM HERBERT HAROLD HOROWITZ RUTH LVDTA JONES WALTER s. KAMINSKI JOSEPH EUGENE KEATING JOSEPH KOLESNIK CHARLES ALOYSIOS LEARY CHARLES JOSEPH LEAKY QUINLAN FRANCIS LEARY ANITA MARIE LECOMTE ARM AND ERNEST LEM1EUX MARIETTE MARGUERITE LESCALLT FRANK M OR DEC AI LI PIS HENRY LORD DANIEL LOWE JOSEPH RALPH MARCUCOI ROBERT EARL MASON THOMAS PATRICK. MATTHEWS JOSEPH WILLIAM MoGRATII WALTER J. MITCHELL LINUS JOSEPH MULLALY EDWARD FRANCIS O'HARA, JR. MANTEL CARVALHO OLIVEIRA ROBERT LLOYD PEARCE EDWARD JOSEPH IICKOS RAYMOND PLAMoXDON ANTONIO J. REGO, JR. JOSEPH HENRY REZENDES ALBERT JOSEPH ROBINSON CLIFFORD ROBINSON (1A T11 Eli IN E V EE i) NT (: A R Y A N ALFRED JACOB SANDLER DOROTHY FRANCES SHEA MARK NELSON SHORROCK ESTELLE BEATRICE SI MAUD MARY RITA PIIILOMENA SULLIVAN JOSEPH J AMES THAI NOR ALEXANDER JOHN TROUP JOHN REDO VIERA. JR. JOHN ELLIOT WATKINSON ANNIE ZAGAJA HARRIET ZOLLO THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOOK 74 Rita Kenyon Faith Bennett Angela Lake Dorothy 1 lopwood Dorothy Hopwood Berthe A. Castonguay Alice Harrington Mary O’Brien A lice Harrington Berthe A Castongnay Rinlire (Miappell Theresa ('arreiro Vera Wuchter Hannah Garsidc Ruth Cobb Ruth Cobh Mary O’Brien Audrey Bradbury Margaret Cooke Mary E. Powers Margaret J. McMahon Muriel Rernick Virginia Forest Eunice Chappell Kathryn Murphy Arline Morin Carolyn Schneider Mon I.- Atfdmotive Most Agreeable Must Athletic Mont Talented Most Dignified Mont Interesting M o st H igh m i nd e d Mont Popular Most Promising Must Versatile M os I Studious Mont Mischievous Most Original Most Talkative Best Dressed Best Dancer Bent h'uuu'n Bent Natured Best Looking Best Speaker (dans Bah if (dans Flirt (dans Sport Olass Grind Class (Bant Class Midget Class Wit Michael J. Daley Daniel O’Connor Charles Sutcliffe Jack Brian James Hanify Clinton Walch James Hanify Charles Sutcliffe Clinton Walch Clinton Walch James Hanify Charles Zalkind John McGuire Charles Zalkind Ravmond Poguhi 1 a Alan Manning Charles Sutcliffe Harold Nagle Daniel O’Connor Clinton Walch Charles Zalkind Francis Reis Ernest Hodgson Frank Porter Russell Morin John Cote John McGuire THE 19 3 4 RECORD BOOK 75 THE I 934 RECORD BOOK The Students' Ac tivities Association President - - - Arte vn Sullivan Vice Preside id - - - Claire Harrington tiecrvtanj - -- -- -- -- - Marion Crosslry i - Miss Aliob 0. Langford Ptictilfij Advisors - - - - Miss Carrie T. Foulkks t - Mr. Daniel � 1. Sullivan Tlie Students' Activities Association, known to .students as the S. A. A., has played a very prominent part in extra eurrienlar work. The influence of this organization, with over fourteen hundred members, has been extended to include every branch of school life. This year, the S. A. A. lias been successful in many projects which have all helped greatly to benefit the welfare of the school. They were the annual membership drive, an officers51 banquet, the ninth annual convention of the Associated Body of Students Couneils of Massachusetts High Schools, the awarding of deltas and gavels, a meeting of home room directors, the bestowal of athletic awards, an advisor’s banquet, and the publication of the sophomore booklet. These projects show how much the Students’ Activities Association has contributed to the welfare of the school, and how indispensable it has become. THE 1934 RE CORD BOOK 77 Ilii Record Book The editing of the Record Book of 1934 officially com- menced witli the election of Frank Halligan as editor-in-chief. The editor announced the names of his staff as follows: Berthe Castonguay, Arthur Sullivan, associate editors; Clinton Walcli, aide; Morton Hedrick� Audrey Bradhurv, Jack Brian� Ralph Castonguay, Maureen Garvey, Rita Guay, Alice Harrington, William Hart, Dorothy llopwood, Albertine Mello, Benjamin Pimental, Frank Porter, Isidore Schwartz, James Vickers., as assistant editors. Gladys Packer, the business manager, appointed Ruth Sobiloff and Xada Lucas as her assistants. Ppon the selection and organization of the staff, its members immediately launched upon their arduous task of compiling a Record Book worthy of its predecessors. We now offer it to you in the sincere hope that we have completed a volume that ably and concisely sets forth a record of the varied activities and commendable achievements of the Class of 1934 and which shall be a source of inspiration to future graduating classes of the B. M. C. Durfee High School. The staff also wishes to take this opportunity of congratulating Frank Halligan for his unselfish devotion to the task of editing this Record Book and of expressing its deepfelt appreciation for his wise guidance of them that made possible this noble monument in perpetuation of the memory of the Class of 1934. THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 79 Dramatic Cub This is Station 1). D. t , folks, broadcasting from the B. M, (J. D. studio. We are about to present to you a general review of our activities this year. In September, Dorothy M. 1 lopwood was elected president; Berthe Castonguay, vice president; Dorothea Prairie, sec- retary. On December 15, three one-act plays were presented: 4 A Wedding”, “The Dr ums of Chide”, ‘The ()ld Lady Shows Her Medals”, In January, our club was admitted into the only national high school honor dramatic society, The National Thespians. Miss Barbara Wellington was named worthy advisor; Miss Elizabeth Leonard, an honorary member, and the live charter members, namely, Jack Brian, Berthe Castonguay, Dorothy M. I-lopwood. Laurine MacDonald, and James Knight, were in- stalled at a meeting held at the Woman’s Union. For the third year the club joined with the music depart- ment in producing a Hilbert and Sullivan opera—The Mikado. This was very artistic and satisfying. Once more Durfee entered the Massachusetts Drama Day, winning high praise in Boston lor “The Romancers.” This was followed by Novelty Nile—the annual vaudeville which uses talent of all kinds and [ills the house better than any club act ivil v. The year 1!)J4 has already made a name for itself in the (dub’s annals with a mystery ride, a Hallowe’en poverty party, and a reunion of old timers to add to the many successful dramatic ventures. THE 1934 RE C O R D_B O O K SI Ttie Dubpee Hiutoi This year marks the completion of twelve, successive years of publication of the Durfee Hilltop. The paper has appeared weekly for thirty weeks out of every year. A greater number f students in the journalism class and an efficient staff permitted an accurate and more varied account of school news. The Hilltop also served as a valuable record of student activities. An increase in the number of subscriptions was particularly notable of this year’s publication. The subscription drive was carried on in the English classes instead of in the home rooms as was done previously. This and the greater enrollment in Journalism aided in the acquisition of a greater number of subscribers. A successful effort was made to have the sophomore and fresh- men classes represented more widely. Sophomore and freshmen iuterelass sports, activities of the Health Club, and other activities of lower classes were reported in .successive issues of the Hilltop. A variety of new columns which gave the sheet a brighter and more interesting aspect were in evidence. “Books ' contributed by Miss Marion Reman and the library aids; “Side Show ’ “Hear Ye ' and 44The ('olynmisler'! are some of the new columns} which appeared weekly. This year tho Hilltop operated under the following staff: Doris Colwell, Editor - in - Chief; Ralph Castonguay, Gertrude Bugara, Associate Editors; Dorothy Hanley, Business Manager; Marion Christensen, Virginia Kerrigan, Nada Lucas, Idelia Xerciiberg, Edna Reid. Carolyn Schneider, Assistant Business Managers; Joe Shea, Sports Editor; Helen Hharrocks, Circulation Manager Laurine M Donald, Side Show Editor; Stanley Merefsky, Assistant; Audrey Bradbury, Artis! ; Mr. John T. Crowley, Faculty Advisor. THE 1034 RECORD BOOK 83 Tuio Library Aids TIh Durfee Library Aids is a body of students wlio have been chosen from the three upper classes for their scholas tie standing. Miss Kernan, with the help and assistance of a committee of leathers, selects the officers of this organization annually. The tasks of the aids are to distribute library passes in the morning, to collect and take the passes to the study halls each period, to keep the hooks arranged in an orderly way upon the shelves, to locate pupils absent from the library, to assist the students in finding material, to prepare new books for the shelves, and, on the whole, to keep the library in order. Each year, to raise money and to buy new books, the Library Aids sponsor a bridge and whist party. This year’s bridge ami whist, held in May, was both a social and financial success, and as a result many new books have been added to the library. The library aids, whom Miss Kernan has found an absolute necessity in carrying out her work are: Melvina Almond, Edna Baron, Lois H. Barton, Eunice (f. Chappell, Margaret W. Cook, E. Jeannette Bearden, Malcolm IT. Bearden, Margaret D. Dugan, Cynthia M. Dunn, Eleanor M. Eddy, James D. Jianify, James LA Kenney, M. Virginia Kerrigan, Moira E. Kispert, Janies Knight, J. Howard Lightfoot, Xada Lukas, Robert Marr, Margaret C. McGuire, Albertine M. Aiello, Kathryn E. Murphy, B. Gardner Reed, Philip Sacknoff, Frank B. Sandler, isadore Schwartz, Marie Shaw, David Stcrnslier, Fannie Sudaek, Arthur F. Sullivan, Daniel J. Sullivan, Joseph G. Taylor, James J. Vickers, Dorothy E. Wolstenholine. THE IQ34 RECORD BOOK S5 The Commerc ial c lub President - - - - - - - - - - Earle Kindle Fire President ------ Patricia Brindley Secretary ----------- Jennie Sltnn T rc surer - -- -- -- -- Alberttne Mello Under the1, capable leadership of Miss Isabelle E. O’Neil, its new faculty advisor, the Commercial Club organized in October, 1983. Its first social event was a Thanksgiving party for the club members only. The club sponsored a typewriting contest during the year, for which three cash prizes were given—a prize for Seniors, one for Juniors, and one for Sophomores. For the latter part of the year, the Commercial Club planned an evening dance which friends of its members were invited to attend. The aim of the club is to draw its members and teachers closer together, and to promote interest in the commercial subjects taught in the school. The Commercial Club feels it can look hack on the year 1933-84 as one during which it has successfully accomplished these ends. THE 1934 RECO R D B O Q K Forum President ...................- - Henry TJstrobinski Vice President -------- Philip Sacknoff Secretary --------- Marion Laijuans Faculty Advisor ----- Mr. John J. TTaiuungton This year the Forum was presented with what lias become known in these United States as a 11 New Deal.’ A new constitution was drawn up early in the year. Among the provisions of this constituti on is a clause which makes tin1 payment of semi-annual dues by each member compulsory. Meetings were held after school in Room J, not. as had been previously the rule. Jt will he noticed that all these changes tended to make the Forum an organization whose members were really interested m debating and public speaking. Ample proof of this is furnished by the secretary's reports which contain records of many interesting debates held during the year. Early in February plans were drawn up for a Prize Public Speaking Contest, open to members only. The contest, held later in the month was won by Clinton Walch, a member of the Senior Class. This year. Mr. John J. Harrington was appointed as faculty advisor, due to tlie withdrawal of Mr. John T. Crowley, now faculty ad visor of the Hilltop, lie has proven to he a most capable and worthy successor. the 1934 RECORD B O Q K 87 Debating Team Captain - - - Clinton Walch Coach - -- -- -- -- - Mb Geokge Connoiis Tlie Debating Team has set up a record that will be remembered. It has been victorious over New Bedford and has completed the season undefeated. No small share of the credit for this accomplishment belongs to Mr. Connors, who, in his lirst year as coach, had to meet the task of assembling a team from a squad of which only one member had any previous debating experience. The results that Mr. Connors achieved reflect greatly upon his ability as coach. Early in the year, Clinton Walch. a senior, was chosen captain. Although he had no previous debating experience, his ability as a public speaker was widely recognized. Three other speakers all members of the Junior Class— Henry I strobinski, John Harrington, anil Barbara Maker, alternate, completed the team, which did all tile debating. Preparedness and a forceful manner of delivery are the two factors which were evident in the team. THE 1934 RECORD B O O K Literary Club President )r,iee President Secretary - - Angus Bailey ! I YALiE Yamins Barpaka Maker This year a Literary Club was formed to bring together pupils interested in the reading of good literature. Membership was gained through recom- mendation of English teachers and through competition. Its purpose is 1o develop the ability to write both prose and poetry and to build up a capacity for intelligent criticism. Meetings are held every other week under the guidance of Mr. Ambrose Keeley a member of the faculty. AI each meeting there are three contributors of original manuscripts and three student critics. Among the types of litera- ture discussed and written are short stories, poetry, essays, exposition and description, and editorials. THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 89 HOMK liOOM I)I11E( TORS President..............................- - Clinton Walch Vice President-Secretary ----- Irene Prevost For tlie first time in this school the Home Room Directors formed an organization. (Minton Waleh wns elected president and Irene Prevost, vice president-secretary. Miss Mildred V. (’arroll was appointed faculty advisor l y Principal Charles V. Carroll. The purpose of this organization is to better acquaint the pupils with the activities and requirements of the school. The Directors were elected by the pupils early in October. To be eligible it was necessary to have 70 per cent or over in all subjects. The Home Room Directors arc responsible for checking absence and tardiness, reading the morning bulletin, aiding the social lift? of the school and other duties. THE 1934 RECORD BOO K Duiupke Desk; A Guild Preside nf - - ------- - Anita Barbeele Vice President....................Erma Dominooes Secretary ...............-..............Jennie Marks Treasurer - - --- - - - Joseph Camara Faculty Advivor ------ K. Antoinette Pratt TJio DuriVe Design (Uiihl, which was organized with the purpose of carrying mi extra curricular work in art and of rendering service of an artistic nature Ti the sehoot, held its meetings every Thursday. The social which they sponsored on February the second was a very great success. Talented students provided entertainment during intermission by giving a floor show. Members of the club made posters for the Varsity Club Dance and The Mikado. Their NUA posters were exhibited during Art Week beginning April the eighth. Dusky Moon, a minstrel show and dance, held May twenty-fourth at the Woman’s ITiion proved to be very successful. The club presented the following books to the school library, bought with money appropriated from their funds: “An Introduction to Art Education'’ by William (J. Whitford, “The Enjoyment and Esc of Color” by Walter Sargent, and “The Art in American Life by Frederick I . Keeple and R. F. Duff us. THE 1Q34 RECORD BOOK 91 The Electric at. Gluts President - -..............................Roy Bolduc Vice President ------ Lionel Pelissiee Secretary - - - William Hamel Treasurer ................................Raoul Duquette The Electrical Club was formed about fourteen years afro and was one of the first organizations to provide extra activity work after school hours for students in the Technical course. The club was formed primarily to teach and guide students in the knowledge of radio. At that time stiulcuts were keenly interested in becoming radio operaotrs of code stations the radio as a means of entertainment was at that time only talked about as something for the future. The purpose of the dub is to take up and to carry on in the electrical field, such experiments and research work which is found impossible during school hours because of a lack of sufficient time. At numerous meetings, men prominent in the electrical industry give interesting lectures on various phases of the electrical world and allow the students to make contacts which arc often beneficial in securing a position later. Carefully planned visits to electrical and industrial plants give the student a practical demonstration of the theory which lie studies during school hours. Ruder the faculty direction of Mr, Henry -J. Shea and Mr. Myron T, Ashley, the club has been very successful, and Ibis year under the guidance of Roy Bolduc and his fellow officers it has enjoyed a most prosperous year. THE IQ34 RE CORD BOOK Traffic Squad (kip fain ------- First Limfenaul First Lieut a tt ant First Lieutriui ul Faculty A dr sor Lours Fiore Roger Berube James Thorpe M AN V EL R EZE NDEZ Miss F. Fstklle Milks During the past year the Traffic Squad has inaugurated the system by which Rock Street, from Cherry to Locust, was Hosed to motor vehicles for a period of five minutes at the passing of each Hass, This year's squad was augmented both in number and in the percentage of the pupils who regarded the traffic rules. A new system has been put into operation for regulating traffic bringing into use the new walks across the Durfee campus. The one way system of last year lias been rigidly enforced. THE [934 R E C O R D BOOK ! The Duheee Orchestral Club Concert Master ------ Bernard Crebut Business Manager ------ TCizMEE B. Duefee instructor and Director - - Miss Helen li. Ladd The Durfee Orchestral (’hit) again had a most successful year under the direction of Miss Ladd, whose skillful and untiring leadership lias inspired her charges to do great things in the field of music. The first appearance of the orchestra was at the convention of the Bristol County Teachers’ Association held at the Durfoe Theatre in October. Next it furnished music for the Dramatic Club’s presentation of three one-act plays in December. Two months later, il accompanied the e hortis in the production of (filbert and Sullivan's colorful light opera, ’ Tlie Mikado. “ A twelve-piece ensemble, selected by Miss Ladd, motored to Boston in April, providing music for the state drama contest at Hie Emerson College of Oratory. The same ensemble played for the Fall River Teachers’ Association banquet at Temple Hall, and for llie Durfee Honor Students assembly. In May came the climax of the club’s activities when the annual joint concert of the Orchestra and Chorus was given. The well interpreted orchestral and choral numbers were appreciately received as were the piano, violin, and vocal selections rendered by Frank Porter, Bernard Cliebot and John Watkin- son, respectively. the 1934 RECORD BOOK The Duefkh Band Student Conductor - - - - Elmer B. DurfeEj Jr. Business Manager ----- Norman (- harland Secretary ------ Bernard Chebot nstrarior and Director - - - Mu. William Allinson Voder tlu1 expert guidance ol‘ Mr. Allinson, the Durfee High School Military Band has become one of the school's best known organizations. Last fall it played, us usual, at all the football games, where its attire of crimson and black capes, contrasted with white sweaters and trousers created a colorful impression. Between the halves of the annual New Bed ford- Durfee game, held on Thanksgiving Day. the entire band went through manoeuvres on the gridiron. On November the elevenlh, the band marched in an Armistice Day parade. In the same month, it also provided music for the gigantic XliA parade and for a parade sponsored by the Fall River Orocers Association. Tn addition, music was furnished for rallies, and sophomore assemblies, as well as for various other functions. During the year, this organization has, through its fine musicianship and willing cooperation, thus proved itself invaluable to the school. T H E 1034 RECORD BOOK 95 The Durfee Chorus During the past year, the Chorus, under the capable direction of Miss Ladd, has been one of Durfee's most active organizations. It has been exceed- ingly successful in encouraging and furthering the interest of students in oral music. Early in the year, it elected Helena Sullivan as president and Yvette Ya I court as treasurer. Several days before the Christmas vacation, tin1 Chorus, clad in grey gowns and carrying lighted candles, walked through the corridors of both buildings, softly singing the traditional Christmas hymns. They were accom- panied by a string quartet chosen from the Orchestra. The principal event on the club's program was the presentation, with the assistance of the orchestra, of the light opera “The Mikado, in February. Both groups were directed by Miss Ladd, while Miss Wellington had charge of the dramatic phase. The leading roles were played by John Watkinson, Claire Harrington, Yvette Val court, Jack Kapitanoff, Helena Sullivan. Joseph Camara, Anthony Malone, Eleanor Cook. The first four of the group, with Frank Porter as accompanist, presented operatic selections at the Henry Lord Junior High School and at the Rotary Club. At the annual concert in May. given in conjunction with the orchestra, the choral group was enthusiastically received. The final appearance of the Chorus was at Founder's Day, completing another interesting and useful year in the service of Durfee. the 1934 RECORD B O Q K Footbath The 1933 B, M. C. Durfee High school football team enjoyed a mediocre season, winning four, losing four and tying one game. The team was victorious over Kairhaven, Attleboro, Coyle and Do La Salle, but was defeated by Taunton, North Attleboro, New Bedford Vocational and New Bedford High Schools. The lone tie came in the season’s opener against East Providence at Alumni Eield. I)e La Salle replaced Barnstable on the schedule, while Coyle and East Providence were played for the first time by Durfee on the gridiron. A tenth game with the Country Day learn of East Providence was cancelled because of a snow covered playing field. The major game, of course, was the clash on Thanksgiving Day at New Bedford against the Whaling City’s High School team. A fighting Durfee team held a heavier and more ex- perienced Crimson team for half the game but weakened during tlm Iasi part of the contest and was defeated L1M). The following members of the team are Seniors:—Captain Charles Sutcliffe, Milton Bor, Annand CImbot, Russell Heed, Henry Lord, Joseph Whitfield. Albert Allen, James Pud den, William Savieki, Hoy Boldin and Henry Conroy, THE 1934 RECORD B Q Q K 99 Baseball Dur fee ’s Baseball team enjoyed a successful season, due mainly to the fact that Coach Leslie Orcutt had several mem- bers of last year’s team to use as a foundation for this year’s team. In addition to Captain Ernest Hodgson, there were the following Seniors:—Charles Sutcliffe, Russell Morin, James Padden, Jerry Connor, Ray Harrison, Milton Bor, Carlton Grreenhalgh, Louis Fiore. John Kelly, Allan Bodge, Clinton AValch and James Padden. A student committee roused the pupils to the support of the team and to the purchase of season tickets. Baseball at Dur fee was supported entirely by the sale of these tickets which enabled the purchasers to witness all home games on I he schedule. Games were played on a home and home basis with teams representing Fairliaven, New Bedford, Taunton, Brockton, Holy Family, and New Bedford Vocational, while single games were played on April 19 with East Providence, and on May 30 with Providence Central. THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 101 Basketball Willi Milton 15or as captain and Air. Stephen Nawrocki as coach, DinTee’s 1 B4 team played fifteen games, winning nine and losing six. In addition to Captain Bor, Fred Zehrasky, Ernest Hodg- son, Albert Schwartz, Charles Sntcliffe, I )aniel Sullivan, Bussell Morin, Armaml (dmhot and John Dziilusko, all letter- men, are the members of the Senior class on the team. The schedule and each game’s result follow; Durfee 34 West Warwick 24 Durfee 34 Alumni 23 Durfee 19 East Prov. 25 Durfee 29 East Prov. 24 Du r lee 28 Taunton 19 Durfee 22 Attleboro 24 Durfee 4!) Holy Family 2!) 1 hirfee 18 New Bedford 39 1 hirfee 11 F airhaven 10 Durfee 35 Tain i ton 13 Durfee 43 Attleboro 17 Durfee 3(1 Vocational 43 Durfee 27 Fair haven 25 Durfee 12 New Bedford 33 Durfee 32 Vocational 28 THE I Q 3 4 RECORD BOOK Varsity CVlub This club, composed only of lettermen, after having ac- quired some ten new members from the basketball squad, lias a total membership of about forty members. Under its auspices, a dance was held in the Tech gym which was a financial and social success. During the football season, the club published a booklet which was sold at the Fairhaven-Durfee game and which helped to swell the assets of the club. Later, a football banquet was held at the Barn, with Mr. Kearney from Rhode Island State College as the guest of honor. At the end of March, the club sponsored an athletic exhibition which was held in the Tech auditorium. It was a series of wrestling and boxing bouts in which members of the club took part. The feature bout was between A1 Ventres, the middle-weight champion of the world and our own “Butch” Sutcliffe. The officers elected this year are: Armand Cliabot, presi- dent; Russell Morin, vice president; Gilbert Silver, Secretary. Mr. Stephen Nawrocki is the faculty advisor. Golf This year Durfee lias a golf team of which any school would feel proud. It has defeated thus far New Bedford and Fairhaven, and the players have scored more individual points than their opponents. Tliis is the second year for golf at Durfee. AM home games were played this season at the Fall River Country Club. The Seniors on the team are: George Connors, Clifford Robinson, and Charles Taylor. Considering that the players had no real training previous to this season. Coach Smith feels that they have made a won- derful record to date. THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 104 Track Durl'ee High began its track season with fair prospects. Oik veteran, A. Stevenson, returned to Hie team. The coach, Air. Andrew L. Duffy, set about choosing new material for the remaining positions. These runners have indeed proved themselves worthy of the distinction which their predecessors have given to this sport. At the time of our going to press, the interclass meet, Durfee-New Bedford and Durfee-Vocational meets had taken place. The Seniors won in the interclass meet and defeated New Bedford, while losing to Vocational, Ten x 18 The prospects tor this year’s tennis team were lair. Two let ternum returned to the squad. They were Isidore Schwartz and (Jilbert Silver. The remaining positions were tilled by new material. This year’s team strove to surpass last year’s record. In a tournament conducted in the fall for selecting the outstanding tennis players of tin school, Isidore Schwartz won the tournament only after overcoming the stiff opposition of Raymond Pogubila, Prances Fitzpatrick and Raymond Pogubila attained high scores in this tournament. THE 1934 RECORD BOOK 105 (lirtiV; a «. .• ■.•i. CAN U IMAGINE Isndore Prebluda as a butler. .Jimmie Vickers cutting class. Jack Brian on time. Tom Devine without red hair. Jim Clarkin without Yvette. Joe Daley without a wave. Frank Halligan married. James Hanify acting like Charles Zalkind, or vice versa. Peg Eales without a wisecrack. Helene Prevost without those “rare” jokes. Barbara Minkin without those wistful looks. Marion Laurens without her “atmosphere”. Clinton Walch without his pal Habula I Tabula. Ed Neves without his horse laugh. Alan Manning without bis magnetic personality. Ben Pimental quiet for a minute. Dan O'Connor not blushing. Joe Radovsky with a short hair-cut. Mickey Bor without Charlie, or Arniaml without Ernie. Ruth Cobb with her belongings safe and sound. Moira trying to look innocent while Alice tells her a good story. Tin Dramatic Club without “Dot” Ilopwood. A'in Perris really serious. Why the study hall mouse disappeared. FAMILIAR STRAINS AT DURFEE That’s what John said—Alice. Where’s Dan—A1 herta. May I borrow your Hilltop Chiselers. Work, work and more work Seniors THE 1934 RECORD B Q Q K HOW OLD ARE YOUR EYES ? 237' of people Hinder 20 years of age. . . . 397 at 30. , . ,487 at 40. . . .957 over 60. HAVE DEFECTIVE EYES These figures are derived from series of tests just concluded by science. Eyes are abused by improper and inadequate lighting. Choose lamps that give adequate light and so held to prevent the strain that impairs the sight of young and old. FALL RIVER ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. 85 xoimi MAIN ST Graduates Thibodeau College can and will solve your educational problems of Hie future better, sooner, and more economically than any out- of-town school Credit toward the degree of Bachelor of Business Adminis- tration (I . B. A.) is granted by two Universities to graduates of Thibodeau College. Unroll now, and enjoy the u 11 p rece lent et i i� pp rt m i it i es o f advancement afforded the grad- uates of a school of recognized prestige in the business school field. 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