Fitchburg High School
John Ambrose Kearns
John Ambrose Kearns, Fitchburg High School class of 1926 (Fitchburg, Massachusetts). The entry prints: a motto; a write-up.
Class of 1926
207 in the class of 1926 · 12 more named Kearns
- Full name
- John Ambrose Kearns
- School
- Fitchburg High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1926
Also searched as: Jack Kearns; John Kearns; John A. Kearns; Johnny Kearns.
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What the yearbook said
Better be small and shine than be great and throw a shadow
He is continually getting into trouble with one or more of his bosom friends. In his spare time he sells hats and ties in the Woods Company store.
The class of 1926
Allie Pauline KarvonenFitchburg 1926
Thomas Joseph KellyFitchburg 1926
Elsie Eunice JustenFitchburg 1926
Helen Agnes KennedyFitchburg 1926
Thure William JohnsonFitchburg 1926
Paul Markham KennedyFitchburg 1926
Others named Kearns
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Dorothy Anne KearnsSt. Bernard's 1937
Philip James KearnsSt. Bernard's 1940
Eileen Mary KearnsFitchburg 1927
Herbert Douglas KearnsHingham 1937
Mary J. KearnsWorcester State Teachers College 1941
Margaret J. KearnsSomerville 1921
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Source
Fitchburg High School yearbook, 1926, page 33.
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