Winchester High School

Marjorie Brown “MIDGE”

Marjorie Brown (“MIDGE”), Winchester High School class of 1930 (Winchester, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Wadleigh School; born in 1914.

Class of 1930

79 in the class of 1930 · 386 more named Brown

Full name: Marjorie Brown
Known as: MIDGE
Born: January 22, 1914
Born in: Winchester
School: Winchester High School
Graduated: Class of 1930
Came from: Wadleigh School
Pastime: “Movies”

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Same surname 279
Classmates 78
Same schools 54

In context

Going through the Winchester High School class of 1930 from A to Z, Marjorie is where the 79 names on this site begin. On the scan, the entry sits on page 20, right at the start of the stretch from page 20 to page 51 where this site found the book's portraits. Wadleigh School appears as the earlier school of 55 people in the class, Marjorie among them.

On the same scan page	Susan Brown, Margaret Bruno
Same earlier school	Wadleigh School: 54 other classmates

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Winchester High School yearbook, 1930, page 20. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item aberjona1930winc).

Published 1930, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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