Cambridge High and Latin School
Dorothy Emily Munro “Dot Dodib”
Dorothy Emily Munro (“Dot Dodib”) is one of 421 graduates in the class of 1929 at Cambridge High and Latin School, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The 1929 yearbook entry gives: headed for Chandler Secretarial School; activities listed: G. A. A and Room Committee; lived at 230 Chestnut Street.
Class of 1929
421 in the class of 1929 · 10 more named Munro
- Full name
- Dorothy Emily Munro
- Known as
- Dot Dodib
- Lived at
- 230 Chestnut Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts
- School
- Cambridge High and Latin School
- Graduated
- Class of 1929
- Came from
- Morse School
- Headed for
- Chandler Secretarial School
Also searched as: Dot Munro; Dorothy Munro; Dorothy E. Munro; Dottie Munro.
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In context
Going through the Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1929 from A to Z by surname, Dorothy is the 276th of 421 names on this site. In the scan, Dorothy appears on page 95, in the last third of the run of 421 portraits read for this site (pages 25 to 132). Dorothy's “Chandler Secretarial School” falls in the same group as 70 of the 364 plans printed for the class (19%): a business or secretarial school. Morse School appears as the earlier school of 21 people in the class, Dorothy among them. The most common first names in the class of 1929 were Mary (28), Margaret (17) and Helen (15); in the class of 1930 they were Mary (30), Anna (14) and John (14).
| On the same scan page | Esther K. Murphy, George T. Murphy, John J. Murphy |
|---|---|
| Same earlier school | Morse School: 20 other classmates |
| Same kind of plan | business or secretarial school: 70 of 364 classmates with a plan (19%) |
| Same first name | Dorothy: 4 other people in the class |
| The book's own title | The Cambridge Review |
At home, 230 Chestnut Street
The 1921 Cambridge Directory (W. A. Greenough Co.) lists these people named Munro at this address. It gives occupations and wives' names, but does not say how these people were related.
- Alfreida Munro, Mrs mlnr lived herepage
What Dorothy did at school
- G. A. A. 522
- Room Committee
- Class Notes Reporter
Fellow members from Dorothy's own class:
What the yearbook said
School would be the harder Without a lot of laughter.
Also grew up on Chestnut Street
The class of 1929
Esther MulvihillCambridge 1929
Esther K. MurphyCambridge 1929
Frances Helen MullinCambridge 1929
George T. MurphyCambridge 1929
Ethel Virginia MullinCambridge 1929
John J. MurphyCambridge 1929
Others named Munro
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Annette Christine MunroHigh School of Commerce 1944
Barbara P. MunroNorth Quincy 1938
James Stevenson MunroNewton 1918
George Burton MunroNewton 1920
Lawrence M. MunroSomerville 1926
Ella MunroSomerville 1931
Also came from Morse School
Hector J. MacKenzieRindge Technical School 1931
Allan D. MatthewsRindge Technical School 1931
Edna Cecelia KodadCambridge 1920
George H. SweeneyCambridge 1920
George Carleton McMurtryCambridge 1925
Louis Frederick McMurtryCambridge 1925
Also headed for Chandler Secretarial School
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Source
Cambridge High and Latin School yearbook, 1929, page 95.
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Internet Archive (item cambridgehighlat1929unse).
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