Winthrop High School

Wiley Moulton “y”

Wiley Moulton (“y”) was a senior at Winthrop High School in Winthrop, Massachusetts, in 1928, one of 135 graduates. The yearbook entry gives the name and portrait; no other details have been transcribed.

Class of 1928

135 in the class of 1928 · 30 more named Moulton

Full name: Wiley Moulton
Known as: y
School: Winthrop High School
Graduated: Class of 1928

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Same surname 23
Classmates 134

In context

Wiley Moulton is number 84 of 135 in the alphabetical list of the Winthrop High School class of 1928 on this site. Wiley's portrait is on scan page 22, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 14 to 30. “The Echo” is the name this yearbook gives itself (edited by WILFRID PRYOR de MILLE).

On the same scan page	Helen Kruger, Sadie Leibovitz, Grace Leitch, Norma Leonard and 4 more
The book's own title	The Echo (editor: WILFRID PRYOR de MILLE)

What Wiley did at school

Football '27 (2ncl)
Secretary Science Club '28
Giee Club '28

The class of 1928

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Others named Moulton

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Source

Winthrop High School yearbook, 1928, page 22. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item echo1928wint).

Published 1928, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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