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Portrait of Bart A. Curry, Cambridge High and Latin School, class of 1917
As printed in the 1917 yearbook

Cambridge High and Latin School · Cambridge, Massachusetts

Bart A. Curry

Class of 1917

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Full name
Bart A. Curry
Lived at
101 Antrim Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts
School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Graduated
Class of 1917
Came from
Harvard Grammar School
Headed for
Boston College

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Ethel A. Does — NeighboursEthel DoesGeorge H. Harrington — NeighboursGeorge HarringtonHenry Pearlman — NeighboursHenry PearlmanMary Edna Mooney — NeighboursMary MooneyAlice Josephine Harrington — NeighboursAlice HarringtonDonald Woodworth Curry — Same surnameDonald CurryHelen Gertrude Curry — Same surnameHelen CurryJohn Raymond Curry — Same surnameJohn CurryLaliah Florence Curry — Same surnameLaliah CurryMarguerite L. I. Cotter — ClassmatesMarguerite CotterFred W. D'arcy — ClassmatesFred D'arcyAnna Ida Cooper — ClassmatesAnna CooperMary Hortense D'avilla — ClassmatesMary D'avillaMadeline Connelly — ClassmatesMadeline ConnellyJohn R. Dallinger — ClassmatesJohn DallingerEthel Katherine Barry — Same schoolsEthel BarryEvelyn Beckwith — Same schoolsEvelyn BeckwithMuriel H. Bhan — Same schoolsMuriel Bhan

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Cambridge High and Latin School yearbook, 1917, page 16. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item cambridgehighlat1917unse).

Published 1917, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Cambridge Public Library via the Internet Archive.