Melrose High School · Melrose, Massachusetts
Donald Allmon “Don”
Class of 1926
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- Full name
- Donald Allmon
- Known as
- Don
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1926
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Clubs, teams & activities
What Donald did at school
- Hi-Y 108
- French Play
- Prom Committee
- Traffic Squad, ( Capt.) 111
- Masque and Wig 94
- Tennis Team, (Capt.) 22
- Life
Fellow members from Donald's own class:
What the yearbook said
This good looking lad hails from the “Highlands” and in the fall of ’22 came to Melrose High from the Franklin School to follow a versatile career. “Don” is an excellent student with a special leaning towards Spanish, and Spanish teachers, is a “French” actor of ability, and an active member of the Masque and Wig. “Don” is a piano player of repute and during the last two years has led the well known Hi-Y Orchestra; in this club “Don” has been very active, in short his rank may be summarized by one word “Service”. A pleasing personality and willingness to be of service makes him one of our most popular boys.
Classmates
The class of 1926
Robert Percival AllanMelrose 1926
Elizabeth Blair AndersonMelrose 1926
John Joseph AhernMelrose 1926
Ralph O. AndrenMelrose 1926
Lawrence F. AsplindMelrose 1926
Jane AtwoodMelrose 1926
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1926, page 12.
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Published 1926, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Melrose Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.








