Melrose High School · Melrose, Massachusetts
George Williston Jepson Jr “JEP”
Class of 1925
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- Full name
- George Williston Jepson Jr
- Known as
- JEP
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1925
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What the yearbook said
"Jep" entered the Melrose High School, commonly known as the "old brick pile," in search of knowledge. As most Freshmen, he had a hard time looking for the elevators, but found that they are yet to be installed. He also learned that he could not pass to the left of the traffic officers. "Jep’s" principle trouble was to find a course to fit his nature, but after trying them all, he finally found one which was slightly better than the rest. In his first three years he never took a day off, but in his Senior year, he found that such a day has its pleasure As a Junior, "Jep” was assistant business manager of the SCHOOL LIFE staff. Well, good luck to you. "Jep.” The class of ’25 will expect great achievements from you.
Classmates
The class of 1925
Edith Claire JenkinsMelrose 1925
Elmer Francis KehoeMelrose 1925
Doris May HutchisonMelrose 1925
Verna L. KehoeMelrose 1925
Ruth HuntingtonMelrose 1925
William Roy KennedyMelrose 1925
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1925, page 36.
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