Newton High School
Clark Alvord
Clark Alvord, Newton High School class of 1917 (Newton, Massachusetts). The entry prints: headed for Amherst Agricultural; lived at 49 WoodclirT Road, Newton Highlands; born in 1898.
Class of 1917
105 in the class of 1917 · 4 more named Alvord
- Full name
- Clark Alvord
- Born
- June 15, 1898
- Lived at
- 49 WoodclirT Road, Newton Highlands
- School
- Newton High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1917
- Course
- Special
- Headed for
- Amherst Agricultural
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At home, 49 WoodclirT Road, Newton Highlands
The 1909 Newton, Massachusetts City Directory (Sampson & Murdock) lists these people named Alvord at this address. It gives occupations and wives' names, but does not say how these people were related.
- Ralph F Alvord, real estate householderpage
What the yearbook said
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The class of 1917
Julia Elizabeth AllstonNewton 1917
Elliott Bridge AndersonNewton 1917
Frederick Wildes AdamsNewton 1917
Frederick Wolfe AndersonNewton 1917
Caroline Mary AdamsNewton 1917
Robert Arnold AubinNewton 1917
Others named Alvord
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
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Source
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