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Portrait of Alexander Cubie, Saugus High School, class of 1938
As printed in the 1938 yearbook

Saugus High School

Alexander Cubie “Alec”

Alexander Cubie (“Alec”), Saugus High School class of 1938 (Saugus, Massachusetts). The entry prints: Social Arts course; a write-up.

Class of 1938

163 in the class of 1938 · 2 more named Cubie

Full name
Alexander Cubie
Known as
Alec
School
Saugus High School
Graduated
Class of 1938
Course
Social Arts

Also searched as: Alec Cubie; Alex Cubie; Cubie, Alexander.

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Alexander Cubie is number 37 of 163 in the alphabetical list of the Saugus High School class of 1938 on this site. Alexander is printed on page 17 of the scan, in the first third of the 10-to-48 run of portrait pages. Alexander is one of 105 listed under Social Arts among the 157 classmates whose course is printed (67%). Against 141 for 1939, the class of 1938 comes to 163 names on this site. Printed in the book's front pages: “Tontoquonian”.

On the same scan pageDorothy Daniels
Same courseSocial Arts: 105 of 157 classmates with a course (67%)
The book's own titleTontoquonian

What the yearbook said

“Alec” arrived from Scotland last August and since that time he has become one of the most popular boys in our class. He makes the most of his opportunities and should be a success as a metallurgist.

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Saugus High School yearbook, 1938, page 17. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item tontoquonian1938saug).

Published 1938. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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