Mansfield High School
Dana Gallup
Dana Gallup was a senior at Mansfield High School in Mansfield, Massachusetts, in 1928, one of 23 graduates. The yearbook entry gives the name and portrait; no other details have been transcribed.
Class of 1928
23 in the class of 1928 · 6 more named Gallup
- Full name
- Dana Gallup
- School
- Mansfield High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1928
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In context
This site lists 23 people from the Mansfield High School class of 1928; sorted by surname, Dana comes 7th. Dana's portrait is on scan page 17, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 15 to 26.
| On the same scan page | Raymond Dustin, Dorothy Glines |
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What the page does not say. Our reading of this book found little beyond a name and portrait: none of the 23 entries from the Mansfield High School class of 1928 carry any detail, so a short page is typical here, not special to Dana.
The class of 1928
Raymond DustinMansfield 1928
Dorothy GlinesMansfield 1928
Herman CundallMansfield 1928
Raymond GoyeaMansfield 1928
Evelyn CornishMansfield 1928
Sumner HallMansfield 1928
Others named Gallup
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
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Source
Mansfield High School yearbook, 1928, page 17.
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