Saugus High School
David Dominie
David Dominie, Saugus High School class of 1936 (Saugus, Massachusetts). The entry prints: General Course.
Class of 1936
47 in the class of 1936 · 1 more named Dominie
- Full name
- David Dominie
- School
- Saugus High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1936
- Course
- General Course
Also searched as: Dave Dominie; Dominie, David.
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In context
Of the 47 entries from the Saugus High School class of 1936 read for this site, David's is 4th alphabetically. David is printed on page 18 of the scan, in the first third of the 7-to-41 run of portrait pages. General Course was the course of 30 out of 38 classmates who printed one (79%), including David. “Tontoquonian” is the name this yearbook gives itself.
| On the same scan page | Gertrude Daniels, Maude Davis, Raymond Davis, Irene de Groot |
|---|---|
| Same course | General Course: 30 of 38 classmates with a course (79%) |
| The book's own title | Tontoquonian |
The class of 1936
Raymond DavisSaugus 1936
William EganSaugus 1936
Maude DavisSaugus 1936
Ina EkstromSaugus 1936
Gertrude DanielsSaugus 1936
Charles ErlandsenSaugus 1936
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Source
Saugus High School yearbook, 1936, page 18.
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Published 1936. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.
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