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Portrait of Erma Dimlich, Salem Normal School, class of 1933
As printed in the 1933 yearbook

Salem Normal School

Erma Dimlich

Class of 1933, Salem Normal School, Salem, Massachusetts: Erma Dimlich. The yearbook entry prints: lived at 173 East Street, Methuen. Portrait and entry from the 1933 yearbook, page 59.

Class of 1933

120 in the class of 1933 · 2 more named Dimlich

Full name
Erma Dimlich
Lived at
173 East Street, Methuen, Salem, Massachusetts
School
Salem Normal School
Graduated
Class of 1933

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In context

Erma Dimlich is number 29 of 120 in the alphabetical list of the Salem Normal School class of 1933 on this site. The entry is on page 59 of the scan; the portraits read for this site run from page 36 to page 98. For Salem Normal School, the site holds 120 people from the class of 1933, against 94 for 1934. The yearbook's own front pages give “"A great soul will be strong to live as well as to think."” as the class motto.

On the same scan pageOlga Mary-Grace D'ovideo, Anita Eileen Daniels, Anna Jeannette Doran

What Erma did at school

  • Camera Club 2
  • Tennis 2

The class of 1933

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Source

Salem Normal School yearbook, 1933, page 59. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item salemstatenormal1933sale).

Published 1933. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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