Medford High School

Phyllis M. Teagle “Teague”

Class of 1936, Medford High School, Medford, Massachusetts: Phyllis M. Teagle (“Teague”). The yearbook entry prints: Clerical course; a motto. Portrait and entry from the 1936 yearbook, page 92.

Class of 1936

481 in the class of 1936 · 1 more named Teagle

Full name: Phyllis M. Teagle
Known as: Teague
School: Medford High School
Graduated: Class of 1936
Course: Clerical

Also searched as: Teague Teagle; Phyllis Teagle; Teagle, Phyllis.

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Classmates 480

In context

Of the 481 names from the Medford High School class of 1936 that have pages here, Phyllis is 411th in surname order. Phyllis is printed on page 92 of the scan, near the end of the 16-to-100 run of portrait pages. Clerical was the course of 36 out of 480 classmates who printed one (8%), including Phyllis.

On the same scan page	Raymond S. Taverna, Betty Taylor, Edward J. Tedeschi, Catherine S. Thibodeau and 1 more
Same course	Clerical: 36 of 480 classmates with a course (8%)

What the yearbook said

Ever pleasant, ever kind.

The class of 1936

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Medford High School yearbook, 1936, page 92. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item blueandwhite1936med).

Published 1936. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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