Malden High School
Helen Louise Beckwith
Class of 1924, Malden High School, Malden, Massachusetts: Helen Louise Beckwith. The yearbook entry prints: came from Annual School Plays; activities listed: Kappa Phi and Usona; born in 1906. Portrait and entry from the Souvenir, page 13.
Class of 1924
48 in the class of 1924 · 6 more named Beckwith
- Full name
- Helen Louise Beckwith
- Born
- 20 Everett Street May 2, 1906 West School
- School
- Malden High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1924
- Course
- College
- Came from
- Annual School Plays
- Headed for
- Business
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What Helen did at school
- Kappa Phi 40
- Usona 110
- Dramatic Club 9
- Annual School Plays
- Kappa Phi Plays
- LitUsona Plays, ’23, ’24
Fellow members from Helen's own class:
What the yearbook said
Learn to live and live to learn.
The class of 1924
Marion BaggeMalden 1924
Ellen Alfreda BergMalden 1924
Charlotte Lenore AronovitzMalden 1924
Mildred BoruchoffMalden 1924
Madelyn Abbot CassMalden 1924
Lewis ChurnickMalden 1924
Others named Beckwith
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Also headed for Business
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Source
Malden High School yearbook, 1924, page 13.
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