New Bedford High School
Lena Potter
Lena Potter was one of 122 graduates in the class of 1932 at New Bedford High School, New Bedford, Massachusetts. Printed details: came from Clarence A. Cook School; activities listed: Glee Club and Special Chorus; born in 1913. Portrait and entry from the 1932 yearbook, page 50.
Class of 1932
122 in the class of 1932 · 54 more named Potter
- Full name
- Lena Potter
- Born
- May 7, 1913
- School
- New Bedford High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1932
- Course
- Commercial
- Came from
- Clarence A. Cook School
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What Lena did at school
- Glee Club 101
- Special Chorus
- Hockey
- Basketball 85
Fellow members from Lena's own class:
The class of 1932
Leonard P. PonteNew Bedford 1932
Florence Sears RobertsNew Bedford 1932
Elie PoirierNew Bedford 1932
Hilaire RobitailleNew Bedford 1932
Ellsworth PhillipsNew Bedford 1932
Frank RoderiqueNew Bedford 1932
Others named Potter
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Ruth M. PotterMedford 1936
Chauncey C. PotterMedford 1924
Gordon L. PotterMedford 1929
George Reuben PotterFitchburg 1913
Dorothy Winifred PotterFitchburg 1930
Mary Catherine PotterFitchburg 1930
Also came from Clarence A. Cook School
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Source
New Bedford High School yearbook, 1932, page 50.
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