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Portrait of Rita Burns, Leominster High School, class of 1933
As printed in the 1933 yearbook

Leominster High School

Rita Burns

Rita Burns was one of 132 graduates in the class of 1933 at Leominster High School, Leominster, Massachusetts. Printed details: Commercial course; headed for St. Elizabeth; a motto. Portrait and entry from the Magnet, page 8.

Class of 1933

132 in the class of 1933 · 111 more named Burns

Full name
Rita Burns
School
Leominster High School
Graduated
Class of 1933
Course
Commercial
Headed for
St. Elizabeth

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Of the 132 entries from the Leominster High School class of 1933 read for this site, Rita's is 13th alphabetically. Rita is printed on page 8 of the scan, right at the start of the 7-to-24 run of portrait pages. Commercial was the course of 44 out of 113 classmates who printed one (39%), including Rita. Among classifiable plans, college or university came first in the class of 1933 (50%) and teacher training in the class of 1931 (40%). The volume is titled “The Magnet”, as read from its opening pages.

On the same scan pageEdna Blake, Andrew Buchan, Elaine Burnham, Murton Bush and 3 more
Same courseCommercial: 44 of 113 classmates with a course (39%)
The book's own titleThe Magnet

What the yearbook said

Quite the pleasantest girl one could find.

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Leominster High School yearbook, 1933, page 8. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item leominsterhighsc1933unse).

Published 1933. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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