Leominster High School
Harold E. Mosher
Leominster High School in Leominster, Massachusetts, listed Harold E. Mosher among 151 graduates in the class of 1938. The entry gives: headed for Massachusetts State College; activities listed: Honor Roll; a motto. Portrait and entry from the 1938 yearbook, page 21.
Class of 1938
151 in the class of 1938 · 16 more named Mosher
- Full name
- Harold E. Mosher
- School
- Leominster High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1938
- Headed for
- Massachusetts State College
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What Harold did at school
- Honor Roll
What the yearbook said
Let every man praise the bridge he goes over.
The class of 1938
Elizabeth MorrillLeominster 1938
Beatrice MurrayLeominster 1938
Harry MitchellLeominster 1938
Doris M. NeverettLeominster 1938
Thelma MetheLeominster 1938
Priscilla NickersonLeominster 1938
Others named Mosher
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Richard L. MosherSpringfield Trade 1940
Herbert E. MosherMedford 1924
Shirley U. MosherCentral 1941
Dorothy May MosherHigh School of Commerce 1940
Wallace Varney MosherCambridge 1919
Raymond Fred MosherCambridge 1924
Also headed for Massachusetts State College
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Leominster High School yearbook, 1938, page 21.
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