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Yearbook portrait of Elizabeth Jeanne King, Newton High School, class of 1916
As printed in the 1916 yearbook

Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Elizabeth Jeanne King

Class of 1916

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Full name
Elizabeth Jeanne King
Born
September 13, 1899
Lived at
941 Walnut St., Newton Highlands, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1916
Course
General
Came from
Hyde Grammar School

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John Joseph Clifford — NeighboursJohn CliffordFannie Eleanor Elliott — NeighboursFannie ElliottLuther Hill Elliott — NeighboursLuther ElliottIrene Beers — NeighboursIrene BeersKatharine Converse Thompson — NeighboursKatharine ThompsonBeatrice T. King — Same surnameBeatrice KingGeorge Joseph King — Same surnameGeorge KingFrancis Sylvester King Jr — Same surnameFrancis JrMargaret King — Same surnameMargaret KingRuth Forsythe Kimball — ClassmatesRuth KimballEugene Lyman Leighton — ClassmatesEugene LeightonMarion Kelsey — ClassmatesMarion KelseyHerbert S. Leonard — ClassmatesHerbert LeonardGladys Earle Keesler — ClassmatesGladys KeeslerHarry D. Lord — ClassmatesHarry LordKenneth Moore Bouve — Same schoolsKenneth BouveVirginia Drew — Same schoolsVirginia DrewHarold Winslow Gallison — Same schoolsHarold Gallison

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Also came from Hyde Grammar School

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1916, page 32. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1916newt).

Published 1916, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.