Medford High School

Ethel L. Oliver “Eth”

Ethel L. Oliver (“Eth”), Medford High School class of 1936 (Medford, Massachusetts). The entry prints: Stenographic course; activities listed: Household Arts Club; a motto.

Class of 1936

481 in the class of 1936 · 41 more named Oliver

Full name: Ethel L. Oliver
Known as: Eth
School: Medford High School
Graduated: Class of 1936
Course: Stenographic

Also searched as: Eth Oliver; Ethel Oliver; Oliver, Ethel.

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Same surname 34
Classmates 480

In context

This site lists 481 people from the Medford High School class of 1936; sorted by surname, Ethel comes 303rd. Ethel's portrait is on scan page 73, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 16 to 100. Of the 480 entries in the class with a course, 62 (13%) say Stenographic, Ethel's among them.

On the same scan page	John J. O'Connell, William J. O'Connell, John L. O'Neil
Same course	Stenographic: 62 of 480 classmates with a course (13%)

What Ethel did at school

Household Arts Club

What the yearbook said

An outstanding leader.

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Medford High School yearbook, 1936, page 73. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item blueandwhite1936med).

Published 1936. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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