Somerville High School

Dorothy B. Baker “PEPP”

Dorothy B. Baker (“PEPP”), Somerville High School class of 1920 (Somerville, Massachusetts). The entry prints: Commercial Course; lived at 10 Pleasant Avenue.

Class of 1920

299 in the class of 1920 · 141 more named Baker

Full name: Dorothy B. Baker
Known as: PEPP
Lived at: 10 Pleasant Avenue, Somerville, Massachusetts
School: Somerville High School
Graduated: Class of 1920
Course: Commercial Course

Also searched as: Pepp Baker; Dot Baker; Dorothy Baker; Dottie Baker.

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Neighbours 7
Same surname 100
Classmates 298

In context

Of the 299 names from the Somerville High School class of 1920 that have pages here, Dorothy is 3rd in surname order. Turning the scan to page 233 shows Dorothy; the portraits we read from this book run from page 20 to page 287. Dorothy's course, Commercial Course, is also the course of 108 others in the 260 entries that print one (42% in all). In the 13 classes of Somerville High School between 1917 and 1931 that this site covers, 116 people have the first name Dorothy, with the largest group (17) in 1928. Among first names, the class of 1920 favours Mary (10), Ruth (10) and Mildred (9); the class of 1917-B had John (6) and Helen (5).

On the same scan page	Edward T. Austin, Alice E. Ayers, Harvey J. Baker, Mae M. Baldwin and 1 more
Same course	Commercial Course: 109 of 260 classmates with a course (42%)

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Somerville High School yearbook, 1920, page 233. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item radiatorsomervil1920some).

Published 1920, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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