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Portrait of Roy Miner, Leominster High School, class of 1933
As printed in the 1933 yearbook

Leominster High School

Roy Miner “Minx”

Leominster High School in Leominster, Massachusetts, listed Roy Miner (“Minx”) among 132 graduates in the class of 1933. The entry gives: Commercial course; headed for R. C. F. Institute; a motto. Portrait and entry from the Magnet, page 17.

Class of 1933

132 in the class of 1933 · 18 more named Miner

Full name
Roy Miner
Known as
Minx
School
Leominster High School
Graduated
Class of 1933
Course
Commercial
Headed for
R. C. F. Institute

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Roy Miner is number 77 of 132 in the alphabetical list of the Leominster High School class of 1933 on this site. Turning the scan to page 17 shows Roy; the portraits we read from this book run from page 7 to page 24. Roy's course, Commercial, is also the course of 43 others in the 113 entries that print one (39% in all). The class of 1933: college or university led the printed plans at 50%. The class of 1931: teacher training at 40%. On its own title page this book is “The Magnet”.

On the same scan pageErnest Mercier, Katherine Montagna, Evelyn Moran, Lillian Morey and 3 more
Same courseCommercial: 44 of 113 classmates with a course (39%)
The book's own titleThe Magnet

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Leominster High School yearbook, 1933, page 17. 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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