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Portrait of Charles E. Covill, New Bedford High School, class of 1935
As printed in the 1935 yearbook

New Bedford High School

Charles E. Covill

Charles E. Covill was a senior at New Bedford High School in New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 1935, one of 120 graduates. The yearbook entry gives the name and portrait; no other details have been transcribed.

Class of 1935

120 in the class of 1935 · 1 more named Covill

Full name
Charles E. Covill
School
New Bedford High School
Graduated
Class of 1935

Also searched as: Charlie Covill; Charles Covill; Chuck Covill; Covill, Charles.

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Of the 120 entries from the New Bedford High School class of 1935 read for this site, Charles's is 18th alphabetically. The entry is on page 28 of the scan; the portraits read for this site run from page 19 to page 62. From 1924 to 1944, 44 New Bedford High School graduates on this site share the first name Charles, spread over 16 classes and peaking at 7 in 1943. This site lists 120 names for the class of 1935, against 103 for 1934 and 150 for 1936. The class motto, as the yearbook prints it near the front: “WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE”.

On the same scan pageRuth Cohen, Gilbert N. Collins

What the page does not say. Nothing on birth date, grammar school and course appears for Charles, though classmates' entries carry them (birth date 47%, grammar school 45% and course 42%); Charles's entry may print them and have been mis-read, or not print them at all.

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Source

New Bedford High School yearbook, 1935, page 28. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item memoirsunderredw1935newb).

Published 1935. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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