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Portrait of Florence Ciavola, Clinton High School, class of 1936
As printed in the 1936 yearbook

Clinton High School

Florence Ciavola “Flossie”

Florence Ciavola (“Flossie”) was a senior at Clinton High School in Clinton, Massachusetts, in 1936, one of 65 graduates. The yearbook entry gives the name and portrait; no other details have been transcribed.

Class of 1936

65 in the class of 1936 · 4 more named Ciavola

Full name
Florence Ciavola
Known as
Flossie
School
Clinton High School
Graduated
Class of 1936

Also searched as: Flossie Ciavola; Flo Ciavola; Ciavola, Florence.

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Of the 65 entries from the Clinton High School class of 1936 read for this site, Florence's is 9th alphabetically. On the scan, the entry sits on page 28, in the first third of the stretch from page 18 to page 67 where this site found the book's portraits. Read from the book's first pages, the class motto is “RES NON VERBA”.

On the same scan pageBessie Chiavaris, Daniel Chiavaris
The book's own titleMemorabilia

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Clinton High School yearbook, 1936, page 28. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item memorabilia1936clin).

Published 1936. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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