Everett High School
James G. Horner
James G. Horner was one of 72 graduates in the class of 1921 at Everett High School, Everett, Massachusetts. Printed details: lived at 226 Elm Street; a write-up. Portrait and entry from the Crimson and Blue, page 34.
Class of 1921
72 in the class of 1921 · 2 more named Horner
- Full name
- James G. Horner
- Lived at
- 226 Elm Street, Everett, Massachusetts
- School
- Everett High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1921
Also searched as: Jim Horner; James Horner; Jimmy Horner; Horner, James.
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In context
Of the 72 names from the Everett High School class of 1921 that have pages here, James is 31st in surname order. In the scan, James appears on page 34, around the middle of the run of 72 portraits read for this site (pages 24 to 51). The yearbook calls itself “The Crimson and Blue”.
| On the same scan page | Arthur Smith Hull, Donald Cushing Hunt |
|---|---|
| The book's own title | The Crimson and Blue |
What the yearbook said
‘“Jim” made an “E” in football. Forestry.
Also grew up on Elm Street
The class of 1921
Ralph Chester HillsEverett 1921
Arthur Smith HullEverett 1921
Alexander Dean HarryEverett 1921
Donald Cushing HuntEverett 1921
Henning Waldemar HansonEverett 1921
Alice Rose JudgeEverett 1921
Others named Horner
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
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Source
Everett High School yearbook, 1921, page 34.
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Published 1921, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.
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