Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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of' f THOMAS REDMOND BAHCLAY Tommy Tommy's magnetic personality has won him many friends here at Duxbury High, and his flirtatious manner always has the girls flocking around him. Tommy is a hard worker and can be counted on when a job has to be done. In choosing the Nlarines he undoubtedly has an exciting future to look forward to. gr Q1 '::vv EDWARD PAl'l. APRIL Ed Ed was voted the most sophisticated boy in our class, but we will remember him for his interest in shop work. He is a hard worker and has often produced some revolutionary results while working on the mechanical end of dances and plays. His charming, friendly manner assures him of many friends in the future. EYERETT PATRICK BORCHESANI Borgie Borgie's always excelled in the field .of sports and was one of our stars in basket- ball. He seems to have that certain something that the girls go for and is quite a Casanova, but he is a hard worker and has done out- standing work in mathematics. With his eye for the latest in sharp clothes and his neat- ness of dress, he'll make a big hit at ,4 OU' 'Q J . X Q v ix 1:f.,4 ANN LOW BUTLER Patty Patty is our Senior Class President and has earned that position by proving her relia- bility. Climaxing her three performances in the Annual Tournaments of Plays, Patty's characterization of Mrs. Bartruff in the Senior Play certainly made a big hit. Crannie Annie has mothered us all through many trying moments. With this ability she will be a success at Wheelock and as a kinder- garten teacher in years to come. H Duxbtuy Free Ltbrary Dartmouth.

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FI? WJ! CARL ARTHUR CARLSON We all got a kick out of the serious manner in which Carl portrayed the elderly minister in the Senior Class Play. He's really just a prankster at heart, but he is also sensible and hard working. With his artistic ability, he could be a commercial artist some day. But we guess the Army already has his number. 'S' HARRY BRADFORD CLASS Did someone mention a play? It must be Harry who never misses a hit that comes to Boston. Harry has always been the spokes- man for the college division, one of the reasons being his ability to argue intelli- gently. Northeastern will be gaining a good student when Harry leaves D.H.S. We will always remember the good job he did as judge of the Student Court. A N WILLIAM EDWARD BUTLER Billy With that friendly smile and winsome way, Bill is never without a pal. Whenever you want to find him, just look at the top of the stairs, and there he will be. With the efficiency Bill has shown as head marshal, whipping his subordinates into a cooperative team, we are sure he will go far in his chosen field. .a-4. 'Ol' fl ROGER BRADFORD FREEMAN Roger is a mystery to most of us. We often wonder what hidden charm there is behind that shy, quiet manner of his. The best of luck to you at your forestry school, Roger. J c