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Portrait of George Fairburn, Lawrence High School, class of 1945
As printed in the 1945 yearbook

Lawrence High School

George Fairburn

George Fairburn is one of 382 graduates in the class of 1945 at Lawrence High School, Lawrence, Massachusetts. The 1945 yearbook entry gives: General course.

Class of 1945

382 in the class of 1945 · 2 more named Fairburn

Full name
George Fairburn
School
Lawrence High School
Graduated
Class of 1945
Course
General
Ambition
“Contractor”

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In context

George Fairburn is number 134 of 382 in the alphabetical list of the Lawrence High School class of 1945 on this site. George is printed on page 36 of the scan, in the first third of the 12-to-83 run of portrait pages. General was the course of 69 out of 328 classmates who printed one (21%), including George. From 1920 to 1945, 18 Lawrence High School graduates on this site share the first name George, spread over 6 classes. The class of 1945 has 382 names here, where the neighbouring class has 512 for 1944.

On the same scan pageRobert M. Dowe, Jr., Fred T. Ead, Marion Edge, John K. Erban, Jr.
Same courseGeneral: 69 of 328 classmates with a course (21%)
The book's own titleThe Blue and White

What George did at school

  • Cheer Leader “45

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Source

Lawrence High School yearbook, 1945, page 36. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item lawrencehighscho1945lawr).

Published 1945. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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