Malden High School
Albert N. Carroll “Al”
Class of 1927-B, Malden High School, Malden, Massachusetts: Albert N. Carroll (“Al”). The yearbook entry prints: General course; headed for Boston College High; a motto. Portrait and entry from the 1927 yearbook, page 17.
Class of 1927-B
168 in the class of 1927 · 81 more named Carroll
- Full name
- Albert N. Carroll
- Known as
- Al
- School
- Malden High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1927
- Course
- General
- Headed for
- Boston College High
Also searched as: Al Carroll; Albert Carroll; Carroll, Albert.
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What the yearbook said
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The class of 1927
Frances Henry CarrMalden 1927
Mabelle Frances CarrollMalden 1927
Hester CarneyMalden 1927
Eva CherkofskyMalden 1927
George Robson CareyMalden 1927
Dorothy Veroqua CoffinMalden 1927
Others named Carroll
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Richard C. CarrollArlington 1927
Bernard CarrollChelsea 1929
Steve CarrollSpringfield Trade 1941
Edmund William CarrollSt. Bernard's 1935
Ellen Winifred CarrollSt. Bernard's 1935
John Patrick CarrollSt. Bernard's 1937
Also headed for Boston College High
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