Medford High School
E. Stuart Rumery “Stewy”
Medford High School in Medford, Massachusetts, listed E. Stuart Rumery (“Stewy”) among 481 graduates in the class of 1936. The entry gives: College course; a motto. Portrait and entry from the 1936 yearbook, page 82.
Class of 1936
481 in the class of 1936 · 1 more named Rumery
- Full name
- E. Stuart Rumery
- Known as
- Stewy
- School
- Medford High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1936
- Course
- College
Also searched as: Stewy Rumery; Stuart Rumery; Rumery, Stuart.
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In context
In the alphabetical roll of 481 names from the Medford High School class of 1936, Stuart stands 351st. On the scan, the entry sits on page 82, in the last third of the stretch from page 16 to page 100 where this site found the book's portraits. College was the course of 143 out of 480 classmates who printed one (30%), including Stuart.
| On the same scan page | Marjorie E. Rose, Paul P. Rosie, Vera E. Rudman |
|---|---|
| Same course | College: 143 of 480 classmates with a course (30%) |
What the yearbook said
A friend to one and all.
The class of 1936
Vera E. RudmanMedford 1936
Viola M. RussellMedford 1936
Paul P. RosieMedford 1936
William Dello RussoMedford 1936
Marjorie E. RoseMedford 1936
H. Winifred RutledgeMedford 1936
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Source
Medford High School yearbook, 1936, page 82.
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Published 1936. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.
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