Lawrence High School
William Joseph Gavin “Billy”
William Joseph Gavin (“Billy”), Lawrence High School class of 1944 (Lawrence, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Hood; activities listed: Mathematics Club; born in 1926.
Class of 1944
512 in the class of 1944 · 11 more named Gavin
- Full name
- William Joseph Gavin
- Known as
- Billy
- Born
- September 4, 1926
- School
- Lawrence High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1944
- Course
- College
- Came from
- Hood
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What William did at school
- Mathematics Club
What the yearbook said
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The class of 1944
Lewis M. GanzLawrence 1944
Joseph A. GawrysLawrence 1944
Clara E. GalluzzoLawrence 1944
Barbara Elizabeth GetchellLawrence 1944
Eleanor Kathleen GallagherLawrence 1944
Raymond Major GetchellLawrence 1944
Others named Gavin
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Ernest R. GavinArlington 1929
Madeline GavinCambridge 1915
Laura Anna GavinCambridge 1930
Theodore Edmund GavinBoston Latin School 1943
Winifred Katherine GavinMalden 1920
Michael F. GavinMen of Massachusetts, 1903 1903
Also came from Hood
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Source
Lawrence High School yearbook, 1944, page 45.
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