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Winchester High School · Winchester, Massachusetts

Winchester High School Class of 1930

79 graduates of Winchester, Massachusetts. Every name and face was read out of the scanned yearbook pages themselves.

  • 79graduates
  • 61listed activities
Cover of Winchester High School Class of 1930

About this yearbook

Editor
Helen Bidwell
Scanned by
Winchester Public Library, via the Internet Archive

Staff. Helen Bidwell (Editor-in-Chief), Mr. Graves (Faculty Adviser).

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The 1930 yearbook of Winchester High School in Winchester lists 79 graduates, and every one of them has a portrait on this site. They are listed alphabetically below, each linked to a page of their own.

70 different surnames appear. The most common were Murphy (3), Brown (2), Davis (2), MacDonald (2) and O'Connell (2), and 8 surnames were shared by two or more classmates.

The most common first names were Dorothy (5), Mary (4), William (4), Barbara (3) and Francis (3).

62 graduates named the school they came from. The most often named were Wadleigh School (55) and Somerville High School (3).

28 graduates said what they planned to do after graduation. The most often named were Prep School (3), Miss May’s School (2), Plans to do Office Work (2) and Work (2).

62 graduates have a nickname printed beside their name, such as “HONEY”, “AUGIE”, “DOT” and “DICK”.

George A. Philbrick was in this class and went on to be known beyond their hometown.

Most common surnames

Most common first names

  • Dorothy5
  • Mary4
  • William4
  • Barbara3
  • Francis3
  • George3

Schools they came from

  • Wadleigh School55
  • Somerville High School3

What they planned next

  • Prep School3
  • Miss May’s School2
  • Plans to do Office Work2
  • Work2

In their own words

Nicknames in the yearbook

Known beyond the classroom

All 79 graduates

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