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Portrait of Louise Leland, Framingham State Normal School, class of 1919
As printed in the 1919 yearbook

Framingham State Normal School

Louise Leland “Weezie”

Louise Leland (“Weezie”) is one of 60 graduates in the class of 1919 at Framingham State Normal School, Framingham, Massachusetts. The 1919 yearbook entry gives: lived at Grafton, Mass.

Class of 1919

60 in the class of 1919 · 10 more named Leland

Full name
Louise Leland
Known as
Weezie
Lived at
Grafton, Mass
School
Framingham State Normal School
Graduated
Class of 1919

Also searched as: Weezie Leland; Leland, Louise.

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Louise Leland is number 27 of 60 in the alphabetical list of the Framingham State Normal School class of 1919 on this site. The entry is on page 37 of the scan; the portraits read for this site run from page 24 to page 52. Dorothy (5) and Margaret (5) were the first names most often repeated in the class of 1919, and Doris (7) and Mary (7) in the class of 1921. “The Dial” is the title of this yearbook.

On the same scan pageHelen Lebbossiere, Dorothy Leonard
The book's own titleThe Dial

What the page does not say. Clubs or activities is missing. The rest of the Framingham State Normal School class of 1919 has it often (clubs or activities 68%), so the gap may belong to the reading rather than to Louise. The scan is the authority.

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Framingham State Normal School yearbook, 1919, page 37. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item dial1919fram).

Published 1919, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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