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Portrait of Rex W. Corkum, Salem Classical and High School, class of 1942
As printed in the 1942 yearbook

Salem Classical and High School

Rex W. Corkum

Class of 1942, Salem Classical and High School, Salem, Massachusetts: Rex W. Corkum. The yearbook entry prints: lived at 5 Phillips Street; a motto. Portrait and entry from the Witch, page 24.

Class of 1942

326 in the class of 1942 · 5 more named Corkum

Full name
Rex W. Corkum
Lived at
5 Phillips Street, Salem, Massachusetts
School
Salem Classical and High School
Graduated
Class of 1942

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At home, 5 Phillips Street

The 1937 Salem City Directory (Sampson & Murdock) lists these people named Corkum at this address. It gives occupations and wives' names, but does not say how these people were related.

  • Stanley M Corkum (wife Mildred B), barber householderpage

The Corkum household is listed here in 1935 too.

What Rex did at school

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What the yearbook said

Gentle in action.

Also grew up on Phillips Street

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Salem Classical and High School yearbook, 1942, page 24. 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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