Melrose High School · Melrose, Massachusetts
Florence May Walker “Bunny”
Class of 1926
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- Full name
- Florence May Walker
- Known as
- Bunny
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1926
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What the yearbook said
“Bunny”, one of the promising members of our senior class, was nearly lost to us at one time. She retired to the tall timbers and rolling fields of Pepperell, Mass., but with a desire to graduate with her old friends she returned this year to good old Melrose High. Since her return she has not only resumed old friendships, but has added many new friends. And her lively sense of humor makes her a great favorite with all of whom she comes in contact. “Bunny” is affected with wanderlust and one never knows today where she will be found tomorrow, but whether she stays or whether she goes, we know she will reflect credit on good old Melrose High.
Classmates
The class of 1926
Dorothy C. WalkerMelrose 1926
Lester Willis WatermanMelrose 1926
Dorothy Louise VarneyMelrose 1926
Josephine G. WebbMelrose 1926
Frances Madeleine TurnerMelrose 1926
Ruth C. WellingtonMelrose 1926
Same surname
Others named Walker
Same surname, same corner of Massachusetts — often relatives.
Alice Stratton WalkerArlington 1927
Calvin WalkerBelmont 1926
Paul WalkerBelmont 1927
Leota Beatrice WalkerCambridge 1919
Mary Elizabeth WalkerCambridge 1924- Dorothy C. WalkerMelrose 1926
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1926, page 65.
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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.