Try Classmates.com. Of course, the person that you are looking for must actually be registered and many people are already registered. You can set up your registration for free and then search all you need to. Or you can just go online and search the person but that might cost money.
Try Reunion dot com. Also, Classmates dot com is now called Memory Lane and they are posting copies of yearbooks on their web site.
Go to the school or call the school from which they graduated and ask them.
No. It is proper to say someone graduated FROM high school. You can't eliminate "from."
Ask to see proof of graduation, like transcipts or a diploma.
"Someone who earns a high school diploma is a person who has graduated from high school."
he graduated at cathedral school in 1956 from someone hahaha
a cookbook!
College dude
The school you graduated from is your alma mater. ----
Yes, he graduated from Machine Trade and Medal High School
When screening new hires, it is often relevant if they have a high school diploma. This can be done one of two ways, by calling the school in which they claimed to have graduated or have the potential employee bring their diploma in.
Jane Goodall graduated High School when she was 18, in 1952. After she graduated High School, she went to a secretarial school.
graduated high school but not collage