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Portrait of Julia T. Cervoni, Salem Classical and High School, class of 1942
As printed in the 1942 yearbook

Salem Classical and High School

Julia T. Cervoni

Class of 1942, Salem Classical and High School, Salem, Massachusetts: Julia T. Cervoni. The yearbook entry prints: lived at 186 North Street. Portrait and entry from the Witch, page 21.

Class of 1942

326 in the class of 1942 · 2 more named Cervoni

Full name
Julia T. Cervoni
Lived at
186 North Street, Salem, Massachusetts
School
Salem Classical and High School
Graduated
Class of 1942

Also searched as: Julia Cervoni; Cervoni, Julia.

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326 people from the Salem Classical and High School class of 1942 appear on this site, and Cervoni puts Julia 46th among them. The entry is on page 21 of the scan; the portraits read for this site run from page 17 to page 58. The most common first names in the class of 1942 were John (14), Richard (13) and George (12); in the class of 1941 they were John (18) and Mary (12). This site lists 326 names for the class of 1942, against 331 for 1941 and 275 for 1943. “The Witch” is the title of this yearbook.

On the same scan pageFrances M. Briggs, Dorothea J. Brown, Priscilla R. Brown, Marcella E. Burgess and 3 more
The book's own titleThe Witch

What Julia did at school

  • Girls' Athletic Council 4

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Salem Classical and High School yearbook, 1942, page 21. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item salemhighschooly1942clas).

Published 1942. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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