Melrose High School
Edward MacCullock
Class of 1932, Melrose High School, Melrose, Massachusetts: Edward MacCullock. The yearbook entry prints: a write-up. Portrait and entry from the 1932 yearbook, page 61.
Class of 1932
195 in the class of 1932 · 1 more named MacCullock
- Full name
- Edward MacCullock
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1932
- Headed for
- law school
Also searched as: Ed MacCullock; Eddie MacCullock; MacCullock, Edward.
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What the yearbook said
A fine history student and a fine fellow. All those who know him like him. He’s a fast walker, hard to keep up with, and positively hates to walk slowly. This is probably the reason he is not seen much with the fair sex. However, his long strides have carried him successfully through High School, and we have no doubt that they will carry him through a successful career as a lawyer after he finishes law school. His many friends will always remember him as a hard worker, as a good sport, and a “regular fella”.
The class of 1932
Charles E. Lyle JrMelrose 1932
Virginia E. MacDonaldMelrose 1932
Richard Leavitt LundstedMelrose 1932
Edith R. MacKernanMelrose 1932
Robert M. LovelessMelrose 1932
Harvey S. MacUllarMelrose 1932
Also headed for law school
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1932, page 61.
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