Melrose High School

Squire Whitcomb

Squire Whitcomb is one of 88 graduates in the class of 1931 at Melrose High School, Melrose, Massachusetts. The 1931 yearbook entry gives: came from Gooch School; headed for Northeastern; a write-up.

Class of 1931

88 in the class of 1931 · 27 more named Whitcomb

Full name: Squire Whitcomb
School: Melrose High School
Graduated: Class of 1931
Came from: Gooch School
Headed for: Northeastern

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Classmates 87
Same schools 36

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What the yearbook said

Squire came into the portals of M. H. S. from the Gooch School as a very shy freshman. Time has changed Squire and he lias made many friends as a result of his sunny disposition. You know everyone has a weakness; well, Squire’s is the weaker sex. And, girls, you should see the cute blush that he possesses. Squire is planning to further his technical education at Northeastern. The entire class wishes you the best of luck, Squire.

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Melrose High School yearbook, 1931, page 89. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item log1931melr).

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