Lawrence High School
Alfred J. Roderigues “Roddy”
Lawrence High School in Lawrence, Massachusetts, listed Alfred J. Roderigues (“Roddy”) among 512 graduates in the class of 1944. The entry gives: General course; came from Oliver; born in 1926. Portrait and entry from the Blue and White, page 96.
Class of 1944
512 in the class of 1944 · 1 more named Roderigues
- Full name
- Alfred J. Roderigues
- Known as
- Roddy
- Born
- May 16, 1926
- School
- Lawrence High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1944
- Course
- General
- Came from
- Oliver
- Headed for
- To go to college
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What the yearbook said
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The class of 1944
Gregory G. RoccoLawrence 1944
John A. RodolicoLawrence 1944
Raymond R. RizzoLawrence 1944
Eleanor Elizabeth RoesselLawrence 1944
Salvatore J. RizzaLawrence 1944
Irene RokelLawrence 1944
Also came from Oliver
Kamiel Joseph AbdooLawrence 1944
Anne Frances AlcareseLawrence 1944
Gelsomina Concetta ApiceLawrence 1944
Josephine W. ArcidiaconoLawrence 1944
Ida Mary AutielloLawrence 1944
Vincenza M. BartolottaLawrence 1944
Also headed for To go to college
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