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Portrait of Millicent Arlene Johnson, New Bedford High School, class of 1933
As printed in the 1933 yearbook

New Bedford High School

Millicent Arlene Johnson

Millicent Arlene Johnson is one of 170 graduates in the class of 1933 at New Bedford High School, New Bedford, Massachusetts. The 1933 yearbook entry gives: came from Clarence A. Cook School; headed for Katherine Gibbs, Boston; activities listed: Drawing and Girl’s Welfare League.

Class of 1933

170 in the class of 1933 · 459 more named Johnson

Full name
Millicent Arlene Johnson
Born
December 26, 1914
School
New Bedford High School
Graduated
Class of 1933
Course
Commercial
Came from
Clarence A. Cook School
Headed for
Katherine Gibbs, Boston

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What Millicent did at school

  • Drawing
  • Girl’s Welfare League

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New Bedford High School yearbook, 1933, page 52. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item memoirsunderred1933newb_0).

Published 1933. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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