Gloucester High School · Gloucester, Massachusetts
Edith Marguerite Tucker “Marge Bump”
Class of 1927
130 people in the archive are connected to Edith
- Full name
- Edith Marguerite Tucker
- Known as
- Marge Bump
- Lived at
- 385 Washington Street, Gloucester, Massachusetts
- School
- Gloucester High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1927
- Ambition
- “To ride in a certain Packard”
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Clubs, teams & activities
What Edith did at school
- Service Club 66
- Sawyer Medal 21
- Roosevelt Club 77
- Prize Speaking Contest
- Service Council 14
Fellow members from Edith's own class:
What the yearbook said
Her deep blue eyes smile constantly as if they had by fitness won the secret of a happy dream she does not care to speak
Neighbours
Also grew up on Washington Street
Classmates
The class of 1927
Samuel TaxisGloucester 1927
Eunice Alberta TuckerGloucester 1927
G. Lovell TarrGloucester 1927
Esther VarneyGloucester 1927
Charles Albert TarrGloucester 1927
Doris Haskell VivianGloucester 1927
Same surname
Others named Tucker
Same surname, same corner of Massachusetts — often relatives.
Eunice Alberta TuckerGloucester 1927
Lawrence W. TuckerMelrose 1925
William Alfred TuckerMalden 1929
Mary Elizabeth TuckerBrookline 1927
Rexford S. TuckerNewton 1914
George Francis Sample TuckerNewton 1918
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Source
Gloucester High School yearbook, 1927, page 42.
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Internet Archive (item flicker1927glou).
Published 1927, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.









