Newton High School
Gladys Flanders
Gladys Flanders, Newton High School class of 1910 (Newton, Massachusetts). The entry prints: General course; activities listed: Class Basketball; born in 1891.
Class of 1910
74 in the class of 1910 · 18 more named Flanders
- Full name
- Gladys Flanders
- Born
- July, 25, 1891, Newton Centre, Mass.
- School
- Newton High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1910
- Course
- General
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What Gladys did at school
Fellow members from Gladys's own class:
What the yearbook said
Sub- varsity basketball team, 1906-7. Secretary of the class 1907-8. Member of Class Social Committee.
The class of 1910
Eleanor FessendenNewton 1910
Dorothy FletcherNewton 1910
Edith FarnhamNewton 1910
Helen Winchester FrenchNewton 1910
Dorothy Stanley EmmonsNewton 1910
Warren Clark FullerNewton 1910
Others named Flanders
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Lillian Isabel FlandersSpringfield 1927
Freda FlandersFramingham State Normal School 1923
Paul Beecher FlandersHarvard College, Class of 1920 (Harvard Nineteen Twenty Class Album) 1920
Howard Nelson Flanders JrMalden 1926
Elizabeth FlandersMalden 1930
Doris FlandersMalden 1920
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Source
Newton High School yearbook, 1910, page 69.
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