Newton High School

Charles Edward Lyons

Charles Edward Lyons is one of 91 graduates in the class of 1912 at Newton High School, Newton, Massachusetts. The 1912 yearbook entry gives: came from Brooklyn High School; born in 1895.

Class of 1912

91 in the class of 1912 · 60 more named Lyons

Full name: Charles Edward Lyons
Born: August 14, 1895.
School: Newton High School
Graduated: Class of 1912
Came from: Brooklyn High School

Also searched as: Charlie Lyons; Charles Lyons; Charles E. Lyons; Chuck Lyons.

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Same surname 55
Classmates 90

In context

Of the 91 entries from the Newton High School class of 1912 read for this site, Charles's is 53rd alphabetically. Turning the scan to page 33 shows Charles; the portraits we read from this book run from page 21 to page 42. From 1910 to 1928, 39 Newton High School graduates on this site share the first name Charles, spread over 14 classes. For Newton High School, the site holds 91 people from the class of 1912, against 108 for 1913.

On the same scan page	Margaret King, Elizabeth Birch Leavens, Wallace Minot Leonard Jr

What Charles did at school

Basketball, 1911-12.
Debating Team, 1912.

The class of 1912

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Others named Lyons

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1912, page 33. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1912newt).

Published 1912, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Newton Free Library via the Internet Archive.

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