Cambridge High and Latin School
Gertrude Hazel Kimball “Gertie”
Gertrude Hazel Kimball (“Gertie”), Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1928 (Cambridge, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Peabody Grammar School; headed for Bridgewater Normal School; lived at 24 Foster Street.
Class of 1928
416 in the class of 1928 · 47 more named Kimball
- Full name
- Gertrude Hazel Kimball
- Known as
- Gertie
- Lived at
- 24 Foster Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts
- School
- Cambridge High and Latin School
- Graduated
- Class of 1928
- Came from
- Peabody Grammar School
- Headed for
- Bridgewater Normal School
Also searched as: Gertie Kimball; Gertrude Kimball; Gertrude H. Kimball; Kimball, Gertrude.
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In context
Of the 416 entries from the Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1928 read for this site, Gertrude's is 230th alphabetically. Find Gertrude on page 85 of the scan; the people on this site from the Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1928 are spread over pages 27 to 134. Gertrude's plan is printed as “Bridgewater Normal School”, which counts here as a normal school or teachers college; 24 of the 343 classmates who named a plan (7%) named the same kind. Across 15 classes of Cambridge High and Latin School on this site, from 1915 to 1930, 54 people are named Gertrude. First names that recur in the class of 1928: Mary (21), Margaret (18) and John (16). In the class of 1929: Mary (28), Margaret (17) and Helen (15).
| On the same scan page | John Bernard Killeen, Jr., Mildred Elsada Kimball |
|---|---|
| Same earlier school | Peabody Grammar School: 20 other classmates |
| Same kind of plan | teacher training: 24 of 343 classmates with a plan (7%) |
| Same first name | Gertrude: 6 other people in the class |
At home, 24 Foster Street
The 1928 Cambridge Directory (W. A. Greenough Co.) lists these people named Kimball at this address. It gives occupations and wives' names, but does not say how these people were related.
- John I Kimball (wife Rose G), egg dir householderpage
The Kimball household is listed here in 1925, 1927 and 1930 too.
What the yearbook said
She filled our fiery fancy full, While the teacher talked of English.
Also grew up on Foster Street
The class of 1928
John Bernard Killeen, Jr.Cambridge 1928
Mildred Elsada KimballCambridge 1928
Mary Margaret KileyCambridge 1928
Carl David LaineCambridge 1928
Gertrude Frances KilcoyneCambridge 1928
Ruth Winifred LambCambridge 1928
Others named Kimball
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Elizabeth Oliver KimballNeedham 1926
Esther Margaret KimballNeedham 1929
Jean C. KimballMedford 1936
Richard D. KimballMedford 1926
John W. KimballBoston of To-day (1892) 1892
Francis J. KimballBrockton 1941
Also came from Peabody Grammar School
James K. CameronRindge Technical School 1931
Frank Strozzi JrRindge Technical School 1931
Maurice Sinclair KeddyRindge Technical School 1931
Norman AppolloniaCambridge 1915
Mildred BatchelderCambridge 1915
Helen Hunt BhanCambridge 1915
Also headed for Bridgewater Normal School
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Source
Cambridge High and Latin School yearbook, 1928, page 85.
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