Salem Classical and High School
Shirley M. Mahoney
Shirley M. Mahoney is one of 227 graduates in the class of 1944 at Salem Classical and High School, Salem, Massachusetts. The 1944 yearbook entry gives: lived at 8 Upham Street; a motto.
Class of 1944
227 in the class of 1944 · 99 more named Mahoney
- Full name
- Shirley M. Mahoney
- Lived at
- 8 Upham Street, Salem, Massachusetts
- School
- Salem Classical and High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1944
Also searched as: Shirley Mahoney; Mahoney, Shirley.
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What Shirley did at school
- Movie Club 2, 3
- Red Cross Club 3
What the yearbook said
“A merry heart makes many friends.”
Also grew up on Upham Street
The class of 1944
Kathleen MahoneySalem Classical and 1944
Theresa A. MaillySalem Classical and 1944
Alice L. MackeySalem Classical and 1944
Francis Paul MalionekSalem Classical and 1944
Eileen R. MacaulaySalem Classical and 1944
Jane E. MannSalem Classical and 1944
Others named Mahoney
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
William MahoneyArlington 1930
Clement MahoneyBelmont 1927
Dorothy MahoneyBelmont 1927
James E. MahoneyMedford 1926
James B. MahoneyMedford 1928
Norice MahoneyCentral 1944
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Source
Salem Classical and High School yearbook, 1944, page 31.
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