There are no BOOKS, just group images from classes junior high through to grade 10, the students appear to be shown in groups with names in the EARLY ALPHABET. All students have NOT been identified, it’s impossible after so many years.
Again, there are no books. Just individual class photographs. Researchers are still working on the ID of the students in the various class groups.
Maybe it would have been better if I hadn’t mentioned it. Let’s wait and see what the final analysis is.
“To: Fantasywriter
I have three group images of the class of 1960,years eight of high school through to year 10 in which Maxine and a couple of other ‘classmates’ are shown,but there is no Stanley Ann Dunham in all three of them. She should be there. The groups are A.B.C.D. of the alphabet. WHERE IS STANLEY ANN DUNHAM?
It looks like Maxine knew her until some time in 1958. After that,there’s no sign of her.
TO DATE THERE’S BEEN NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OF SAD AT MERCER ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL. GET BACK TO ME IF YOU FIND IT.”
87 posted on 06/14/2012 6:19:02 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (fair dinkum!) [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 84 | View Replies | R
This post #87 wasn’t clear about what year went with what picture, but you have cleared it up in your latest one.
Many many thanks, and do keep on it :) I am glad that you did bring it up.
No, it isn't impossible. Don't they have class reunions? Their 50th class reunion would have been two years ago and I'm sure more than a few brought along their pictures. Someone, a class officer perhaps, would probably have copies of pictures as they were back in the day and today. They many have sent out a then/now newsletter.
Here, at least once a month, there's an old school picture published in the town's newspaper asking for help in ID-ing classmates. You'd be surprised at how the older folks look forward to those. Best thing to do would be to ask an old timer of Mercer Island. There's probably more than one nursing home resident willing to talk.