Plymouth High School
Alice Govi “Snookie”
Alice Govi (“Snookie”) is one of 59 graduates in the class of 1939 at Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Massachusetts. The 1939 yearbook entry gives: a motto.
Class of 1939
59 in the class of 1939 · 1 more named Govi
- Full name
- Alice Govi
- Known as
- Snookie
- School
- Plymouth High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1939
- Ambition
- “To be a girl in white”
- Pastime
- “Dancing”
Also searched as: Snookie Govi; Govi, Alice.
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In context
Going through the Plymouth High School class of 1939 from A to Z by surname, Alice is the 31st of 59 names on this site. Find Alice on page 19 of the scan; the people on this site from the Plymouth High School class of 1939 are spread over pages 16 to 27. For Plymouth High School, the site holds 59 people from the class of 1939, against 74 for 1938.
| On the same scan page | Thomas Fugazzi, David Furtado, Marilyn Gilman, Jennie Giori and 4 more |
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What the yearbook said
She rushes madly to the gym, Her young heart aglow — You don't believe we speak the truth? How, then, does she go?
The class of 1939
William GoodwinPlymouth 1939
Mildred GovoniPlymouth 1939
Shirley GoldsmithPlymouth 1939
Rosemonde GrantPlymouth 1939
Jennie GioriPlymouth 1939
Arthur PoirierPlymouth 1939
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Source
Plymouth High School yearbook, 1939, page 19.
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