Melrose High School · Melrose, Massachusetts
Margaret Porter “Peggy”
Class of 1929
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- Full name
- Margaret Porter
- Known as
- Peggy
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1929
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What the yearbook said
For a short time Margaret seriously doubted whether she was going to let herself graduate or not. This astonishing state of mind was caused by the fact that her inseparable chum is only a sophomore. But after thinking it over, she decided that two years was too long to delay her graduation, so she will leave Melrose High with the rest of us. Margaret came to us by way of the Roosevelt School. She has been a lusty cheerer at all the high school games and a loyal supporter of all other school activities. In her career as a private secretary we all wish her the best of luck.
Classmates
The class of 1929
Irene B. PolanskyMelrose 1929
Sigmund J. PosnerMelrose 1929
Helen PhillipsMelrose 1929
Dorothy Pearl PowersMelrose 1929
Eben F. PhillipsMelrose 1929
Shirley ProctorMelrose 1929
Same surname
Others named Porter
Same surname, same corner of Massachusetts — often relatives.
Everett PorterArlington 1928
Michael W. PorterCambridge 1922
Martha Mary PorterCambridge 1925
Kathleen Cecilia PorterCambridge 1929
Gardner W. PorterGloucester 1927
Alva Emma PorterMelrose 1928
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1929, page 66.
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