Lawrence High School
George Arthur Maneatis “Minny”
Class of 1944, Lawrence High School, Lawrence, Massachusetts: George Arthur Maneatis (“Minny”). The yearbook entry prints: came from Bruce; headed for Electrical Engineer; born in 1926. Portrait and entry from the Blue and White, page 68.
Class of 1944
512 in the class of 1944 · 1 more named Maneatis
- Full name
- George Arthur Maneatis
- Known as
- Minny
- Born
- October 25, 1926
- School
- Lawrence High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1944
- Course
- College
- Came from
- Bruce
- Headed for
- Electrical Engineer
Also searched as: Minny Maneatis; George Maneatis; George A. Maneatis; Maneatis, George.
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What George did at school
- Band 2, 3, 4
- Orchestra 4
- Mathematics Club 2, 3, 4
- Speakers Club 4
The class of 1944
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Naomi Ruth MannLawrence 1944
Maureen Alicia MaddenLawrence 1944
Theresa R. ManziLawrence 1944
Also came from Bruce
Lillian Frances AllstonLawrence 1944
Joseph AlperLawrence 1944
Robert Watson AndersonLawrence 1944
Eda J. AngelusLawrence 1944
Joseph AxelrodLawrence 1944
John Franklin BowenLawrence 1944
Also headed for Electrical Engineer
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Source
Lawrence High School yearbook, 1944, page 68.
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