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Portrait of Alice Eleanor Brown, Cambridge High and Latin School, class of 1923
As printed in the 1923 yearbook

Cambridge High and Latin School

Alice Eleanor Brown “Brownie”

Alice Eleanor Brown (“Brownie”), Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1923 (Cambridge, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Morse Grammar School; lived at 51 Chestnut Street; born in 1905.

Class of 1923

319 in the class of 1923 · 386 more named Brown

Full name
Alice Eleanor Brown
Known as
Brownie
Born
December 13, 1905
Lived at
51 Chestnut Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts
School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Graduated
Class of 1923
Came from
Morse Grammar School

Also searched as: Brownie Brown; Alice Brown; Alice E. Brown; Brown, Alice.

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Mary Antoinette Brown — HouseholdMary BrownWilla Catherine Brown — HouseholdWilla BrownMarion L. Brine — NeighboursMarion BrineArthur V. Houllahan — NeighboursArthur HoullahanCharles Vincent Rowe — NeighboursCharles RoweEdward Weiner — NeighboursEdward WeinerMary R. Burke — NeighboursMary BurkeGrace Elizabeth Brown — Same surnameGrace BrownHannah Brown — Same surnameHannah BrownLouis Brown — Same surnameLouis BrownAlice Mae Brown — Same surnameAlice BrownEsther Cecile Brouillard — ClassmatesEsther BrouillardWilliam Brocker — ClassmatesWilliam BrockerMargaret Lurline Browne — ClassmatesMargaret BrowneMildred Bryant — ClassmatesMildred BryantHelen Frances Morse — Same schoolsHelen MorseClara M. Burton — Same schoolsClara BurtonLouise Cammarano — Same schoolsLouise Cammarano

In context

Of the 319 entries from the Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1923 read for this site, Alice's is 17th alphabetically. On the scan, the entry sits on page 43, right at the start of the stretch from page 39 to page 119 where this site found the book's portraits. The first name Alice runs through 16 classes of Cambridge High and Latin School (1914 to 1930), 85 people in all, and is most common in 1926 (10). Across 12 classes of Cambridge High and Latin School from 1915 to 1930, this site lists 21 people with the surname Brown. A college or university was the plan of 119 of 217 classmates with a classifiable plan in the class of 1923 (55%), compared with 63% in 1922 and 50% in 1924.

On the same scan pageWilliam Brocker, Esther Cecile Brouillard, Hannah Brown
Same earlier schoolMorse Grammar School: 13 other classmates
The book's own titleThe Cambridge Review

At home, 51 Chestnut Street

Same surname, same address — very likely brothers and sisters.

The 1925 Cambridge Directory (W. A. Greenough Co.) lists these people named Brown at this address. It gives occupations and wives' names, but does not say how these people were related.

  • Joseph Brown (wife Catherine), chauffeur householderpage

The Brown household is listed here in 1927 and 1928 too.

What the yearbook said

SMART, CAPABLE AND DEMURE, SHE’LL MAKE A SUCCESS WE’RE VERY SURE
Smart, capable and demure, she'll make a success we're very sure.

Also grew up on Chestnut Street

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Source

Cambridge High and Latin School yearbook, 1923, page 43. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item cambridgehighlat1923unse).

Published 1923, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.

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