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Portrait of John Gardner Coolidge, Harvard College, Class of 1920 (Harvard Nineteen Twenty Class Album), harvard college senior, class of 1920, 1920
As printed in Harvard College, Class of 1920 (Harvard Nineteen Twenty Class Album), 1920

Harvard College, Class of 1920 (Harvard Nineteen Twenty Class Album) · Cambridge, Massachusetts

John Gardner Coolidge

Harvard College senior, Class of 1920, 1920

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Full name
John Gardner Coolidge
Lived at
70 Fairmount Street, Brookline, Massachusetts, Cambridge, Massachusetts
School
Harvard College, Class of 1920 (Harvard Nineteen Twenty Class Album)
Listed as
Harvard College senior, Class of 1920, 1920
Came from
Groton School

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What the yearbook said

In college three years as undergraduate. Freshman Football I earn; Freshman Hockey Team; Freshman Baseball Squad; Informal Football Team, 1917; Informal Baseball Team, 19 18; Second Baseball Team, 1919. D.K.F., Institute of 1770, Iroquois Club, Signet Society, Hasty Pudding Club, A. I). Club, Varsity Club, Phillips Brooks House Association, President, 1919; Vice- President of Class, 1917-1918. R. 0. 1 . C 1917-1918, Captain. Enlisted in Field Artillery, August 22, 1918. Commissioned Second Lieutenant, F. A. R. C, December 4,1918. Married Miss Mary L. Hill June 12, 1918. Daughter, Natalie McLean, born April 30, 1919.

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Harvard College, Class of 1920 (Harvard Nineteen Twenty Class Album) yearbook, 1920, page 175. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item harvardclassalbu00harv).

Published 1920, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Internet Archive via the Internet Archive.