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Yearbook portrait of Harold Bangs Cutter, Newton High School, class of 1917
As printed in the 1917 yearbook

Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Harold Bangs Cutter

Class of 1917

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Full name
Harold Bangs Cutter
Born
October 1, 1899
Lived at
131 Prince St., West Newton, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1917
Course
Classical
Came from
Pierce School
Headed for
Harvard

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Katherine L. Macomber — NeighboursKatherine MacomberAdeline Martha Howlett — NeighboursAdeline HowlettMalcolm Dodd — NeighboursMalcolm DoddEloise Andrews — NeighboursEloise AndrewsStuart Randolph Stone — NeighboursStuart StoneHarry Hyman Cutter — Same surnameHarry CutterLouis Cutter — Same surnameLouis CutterEdward Parker Cutter — Same surnameEdward CutterDonald Woodworth Curry — ClassmatesDonald CurryLouise May Delaney — ClassmatesLouise DelaneyHazel Frances Cunningham — ClassmatesHazel CunninghamThomas F. Dolan Jr — ClassmatesThomas JrPaul Pond Coggins — ClassmatesPaul CogginsWilliam Elmer Drew — ClassmatesWilliam DrewCaroline Mary Adams — Same schoolsCaroline AdamsMaurice Kassels — Same schoolsMaurice KasselsHarry Kingsley Durant — Same schoolsHarry Durant

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1917, page 28. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1917newt).

Published 1917, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.