North Quincy High School
Anna F. Kelley
Anna F. Kelley was one of 267 graduates in the class of 1936 at North Quincy High School, Quincy, Massachusetts. Printed details: headed for Bridgewater State Teachers College; lived at 16 Canton Rd., North Quincy. Portrait and entry from the Manet, page 17.
Class of 1936
267 in the class of 1936 · 114 more named Kelley
- Full name
- Anna F. Kelley
- Lived at
- 16 Canton Rd., North Quincy
- School
- North Quincy High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1936
- Headed for
- Bridgewater State Teachers College
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What Anna did at school
- Girls' Club '35
- Traffic Squad '36
- Library Staff '35, '36
- Honor roll '36
Also grew up on Canton Rd., North Quincy
The class of 1936
Mary O. KaneNorth Quincy 1936
Gertrude KendallNorth Quincy 1936
William D. JoyceNorth Quincy 1936
Helen M. KennedyNorth Quincy 1936
Calvin E. JosselynNorth Quincy 1936
Walter I. Kennedy, Jr.North Quincy 1936
Others named Kelley
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Velma Shirley KelleyWinchester 1930
Arita KelleyArlington 1927
John A. KelleyArlington 1927
James A. KelleyArlington 1928
Edith KelleyBarnstable 1939
Harold KelleyBelmont 1925
Also headed for Bridgewater State Teachers College
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Source
North Quincy High School yearbook, 1936, page 17.
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