Melrose High School
Martha Klinger “Marth”
Martha Klinger (“Marth”) is one of 195 graduates in the class of 1932 at Melrose High School, Melrose, Massachusetts. The 1932 yearbook entry gives: came from Roosevelt School; a write-up.
Class of 1932
195 in the class of 1932 · 2 more named Klinger
- Full name
- Martha Klinger
- Known as
- Marth
- School
- Melrose High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1932
- Came from
- Roosevelt School
Also searched as: Marth Klinger; Klinger, Martha.
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What Martha did at school
- Art League (2), (3), (4)
What the yearbook said
Martha Klinger came to us from Washington, D.C., to tell us eighth graders at the Roosevelt School what was what in politics. For one so dainty and feminine her knowledge was profound. In a quiet, unobtrusive manner, Marth has smiled her way through four years of High. She’s a sweet kid with her provoking drawl and charming littleness. She likes ice cream sodas, purple violets, and, er, babbling “Brooks”. Did you know she won first prize at Girls’ Club Kid Party? Happy-go-lucky, sympathetic, and friendly, Marth is a fine charm.
The class of 1932
Edith KearneyMelrose 1932
Raymond LavalleeMelrose 1932
Lawrence E. Johnson JrMelrose 1932
Francis LeylandMelrose 1932
Ella F. JohnsonMelrose 1932
Herbert LiebermanMelrose 1932
Also came from Roosevelt School
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Source
Melrose High School yearbook, 1932, page 54.
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