Clinton High School

Joseph Herbert Ellam “Joe”

Joseph Herbert Ellam (“Joe”) is one of 49 graduates in the class of 1922 at Clinton High School, Clinton, Massachusetts. The 1922 yearbook entry gives: Technical course.

Class of 1922

49 in the class of 1922 · 1 more named Ellam

Full name: Joseph Herbert Ellam
Known as: Joe
School: Clinton High School
Graduated: Class of 1922
Course: Technical

Also searched as: Joe Ellam; Joseph Ellam; Joseph H. Ellam; Joey Ellam.

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In the alphabetical roll of 49 names from the Clinton High School class of 1922, Joseph stands 15th. Joseph's portrait is on scan page 36, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 22 to 82. In the Clinton High School class of 1922, 24% of the 37 printed courses are Technical (9 people), Joseph included. The first name Joseph appears 29 times in the 7 Clinton High School classes read for this site (1922 to 1939), most often in 1933 (9). “Memorabilia” is the title of this yearbook.

Same course	Technical: 9 of 37 classmates with a course (24%)
The book's own title	Memorabilia

What Joseph did at school

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The class of 1922

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Clinton High School yearbook, 1922, page 36. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item memorabilia1922clin).

Published 1922, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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