Melrose High School · Melrose, Massachusetts
George Harold Goldsmith Jr
Class of 1925
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- George Harold Goldsmith Jr
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1925
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What the yearbook said
This weighty personage has become known to the world as "Goldie.” He is a member of the best boys’ club in the school, the Hi-Y. For two years he has played football, and he has received honorable mention in the Mystic Sport Review. His very stableness made him always a firm and steady member of the traffic squad. Later he plans to go to M. A. C., where he will take up apple and poultry raising. The “chicken” business has always appealed to "Goldie” as it does now. He is one of the “Corn Cob” brothers, “Gold Dust” twins, and a member of the Cob Cobilaters. He is a most charming little boy, with curly hair and twinkling, brown eyes, a winning grin and a "skin you love to touch.”
Classmates
The class of 1925
Robert Bradford GilesMelrose 1925
Pauline Cople GrayMelrose 1925
Willis Henry GerryMelrose 1925
Eleanor Beatrice GreeneMelrose 1925
Ruth Geraldine FordMelrose 1925
Ruth GurnettMelrose 1925
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1925, page 31.
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