Clinton High School
Olive May Stotler “Ollie”
Olive May Stotler (“Ollie”) was one of 116 graduates in the class of 1933 at Clinton High School, Clinton, Massachusetts. Printed details: College Course; headed for Kathryn Gibb's Secretarial School; activities listed: O Hara San and Minstrel Show. Portrait and entry from the Memorabilia, page 76.
Class of 1933
116 in the class of 1933 · 1 more named Stotler
- Full name
- Olive May Stotler
- Known as
- Ollie
- School
- Clinton High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1933
- Course
- College Course
- Headed for
- Kathryn Gibb's Secretarial School
Also searched as: Ollie Stotler; Olive Stotler; Olive M. Stotler; Stotler, Olive.
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What Olive did at school
- O Hara San
- Minstrel Show
- Secretary of French Club
- Editor-in-Chief of the Class Book
- Honorary Member of the Historical Society
- Junior Prom Committee
- Senior Show Committee
- History Circle 395
Fellow members from Olive's own class:
What the yearbook said
Her very frowns are fairer far, than smile of other maidens are.
The class of 1933
Edith Winter SteeleClinton 1933
Rose SullivanClinton 1933
Steven Joseph StarrClinton 1933
Elizabeth G. ThompsonClinton 1933
Everett James SheridanClinton 1933
Doris Ann UptonClinton 1933
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Source
Clinton High School yearbook, 1933, page 76.
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