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Melrose High School

2388 people across 14 yearbooks, 1925–1942.

  • 2,388people
  • 14yearbooks
  • 1925–1942years
  • 41clubs & teams

History

Melrose High School began teaching in the 1800s, with its first building on West Emerson Street completed in 1869 and destroyed by fire in 1897. A second school opened on Main Street in 1898 and added two wings in 1909. In 1932, the school moved to Lynn Fells Parkway, where a gymnasium and an annex were later added in 1961. A modern building opened next to the third school in 1975, and the facility has since undergone several renovations to its classrooms and technology.

Summary of the Wikipedia article on Melrose High School (Massachusetts) (text under CC BY-SA 4.0).

The archive holds 2,388 named graduates of Melrose High School from 14 yearbooks, 1925–1942. Each has a page with the portrait, the entry as printed and a link to the page scan.

The scans come from Melrose Public Library and Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center, digitized for the Internet Archive. That library, the school or the town historical society may hold other years of the yearbook that are not online yet.

No yearbook for 1935, 1937, 1940, 1941 has been found online yet.

The 1933 yearbook is being checked and will be added.

Most common surnames at Melrose High School

Most common first names

  • Dorothy71
  • Robert71
  • John65
  • Ruth59
  • William56
  • Barbara56
  • Charles40
  • Richard40

Biggest classes

Known beyond the classroom

Class of 1925 152 people See all →

Class of 1926 166 people See all →

Class of 1927 156 people See all →

Class of 1928 159 people See all →

Class of 1929 192 people See all →

Class of 1930 184 people See all →

Class of 1930 1 people See all →

Class of 1931 88 people See all →

Class of 1932 195 people See all →

Class of 1934 110 people See all →

Class of 1936 247 people See all →

Class of 1938 277 people See all →

Class of 1939 205 people See all →

Class of 1942 256 people See all →

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