Saugus High School
William McKay
Class of 1930, Saugus High School, Saugus, Massachusetts: William McKay. The yearbook entry prints: General course; came from Football, Baseball; a motto. Portrait and entry from the Tontoquonian, page 23.
Class of 1930
64 in the class of 1930 · 23 more named McKay
- Full name
- William McKay
- School
- Saugus High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1930
- Course
- General
- Came from
- Football, Baseball
Also searched as: Bill McKay; Billy McKay; McKay, William.
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What the yearbook said
Bill" always manages to be in the right field, maintain their own order, of course.) This fall "Bill
too lonesome for the fair ones of Saugus.
The class of 1930
Helen Louise MaxwellSaugus 1930
Beatrice Agnes McLernonSaugus 1930
Frederick James MartinSaugus 1930
Donald Leslie McNuttSaugus 1930
Jessie Carter MacGregorSaugus 1930
Margaret MorrisonSaugus 1930
Others named McKay
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Donald McKayMedford 1929
Henry S. McKayBoston of To-day (1892) 1892
Florence McKayFitchburg 1917
Elizabeth W. McKayFitchburg 1923
Stanley R. McKayBrockton 1940
Kathryn A. McKayCambridge 1915
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Saugus High School yearbook, 1930, page 23.
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