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Portrait of Carmen A. Gagnon, Salem Classical and High School, class of 1944
As printed in the 1944 yearbook

Salem Classical and High School

Carmen A. Gagnon

Carmen A. Gagnon is one of 227 graduates in the class of 1944 at Salem Classical and High School, Salem, Massachusetts. The 1944 yearbook entry gives: lived at 85 Congress Street; a motto.

Class of 1944

227 in the class of 1944 · 19 more named Gagnon

Full name
Carmen A. Gagnon
Lived at
85 Congress Street, Salem, Massachusetts
School
Salem Classical and High School
Graduated
Class of 1944

Also searched as: Carmen Gagnon; Gagnon, Carmen.

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In context

227 people from the Salem Classical and High School class of 1944 appear on this site, and Gagnon puts Carmen 75th among them. Turning the scan to page 24 shows Carmen; the portraits we read from this book run from page 15 to page 43. Counting only people with pages here, the class of 1944 has 227 entries, while the neighbouring classes have 275 for 1943 and 237 for 1945. The yearbook calls itself “Salem High School”.

On the same scan pageWalter H. Forster, Jr., Norma Freedman, Anne J. Froncki, Lorraine Gertrude Gagnon and 3 more
The book's own titleSalem High School

What Carmen did at school

  • Latin Club 2, 3

What the yearbook said

“ Sociable and pleasant, always willing to laugh.”

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Source

Salem Classical and High School yearbook, 1944, page 24. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item salemhighschooly1944clas).

Published 1944. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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