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Portrait of Betsy Drew, Plymouth High School, class of 1939
As printed in the 1939 yearbook

Plymouth High School

Betsy Drew “Bets”

Class of 1939, Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Massachusetts: Betsy Drew (“Bets”). The yearbook entry prints: a motto. Portrait and entry from the 1939 yearbook, page 18.

Class of 1939

59 in the class of 1939 · 26 more named Drew

Full name
Betsy Drew
Known as
Bets
School
Plymouth High School
Graduated
Class of 1939
Ambition
“To be as good as her sister”
Pastime
“Sports”

Also searched as: Bets Drew; Drew, Betsy.

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Betsy Drew is number 17 of 59 in the alphabetical list of the Plymouth High School class of 1939 on this site. Find Betsy on page 18 of the scan; the people on this site from the Plymouth High School class of 1939 are spread over pages 16 to 27. This site lists 59 names for the class of 1939, against 74 for 1938.

On the same scan pageWarren Diegoli, William Disalvatore, Paul Douglas, Priscilla Douglass and 7 more

What the yearbook said

"There's tricks to all games," smiles Betsy, "And I have learned my share! Throwing darts or breaking hearts, My score is better than fair."

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Plymouth High School yearbook, 1939, page 18. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item pilgrim1939plym).

Published 1939. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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