Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts
Dorothy Drew “Dot”
Class of 1919
137 people in the archive are connected to Dorothy
- Full name
- Dorothy Drew
- Known as
- Dot
- Born
- May 29, 1901
- Lived at
- 324 Central St., Auburndale, Newton, Massachusetts
- School
- Newton High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1919
- Course
- Classical
- Came from
- C. C. Burr School
- Headed for
- New England Conservatory
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Household
At home, 324 Central St., Auburndale
Same surname, same address — very likely a brother or sister.
What the yearbook said
i CARE FOR NOBODY, NO, NOT I, IF NO ONE CARES FOR ME
Neighbours
Also grew up on Central St., Auburndale
Classmates
The class of 1919
Francis B. DonovanNewton 1919
Virginia Phillips EddyNewton 1919
Paul Henry DohertyNewton 1919
Maxine Dorothea ElliottNewton 1919
Walter Clarence DodgeNewton 1919
Muriel Gladys EstyNewton 1919
Same surname
Others named Drew
Same surname, same corner of Massachusetts — often relatives.
Elizabeth DrewArlington 1927
Thomas Bradford DrewCambridge 1919
Louise Peary DrewCambridge 1922
Virginia DrewNewton 1915
Eleanor B. DrewSomerville 1925
Frank DrewSomerville 1926
Same schools
Also came from C. C. Burr School
Kingsbury BrownNewton 1913
William Choate EatonNewton 1913
Miriam Coyle HerronNewton 1913
Mary Elizabeth WellsNewton 1913
Marion F. HeymerNewton 1914
Addison Ely KnappNewton 1914
Also headed for New England Conservatory
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Source
Newton High School yearbook, 1919, page 30.
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Internet Archive (item newtonian1919newt).
Published 1919, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.












