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Portrait of Margaret Shepardson, Newton High School, class of 1910
As printed in the 1910 yearbook

Newton High School

Margaret Shepardson

Margaret Shepardson was one of 74 graduates in the class of 1910 at Newton High School, Newton, Massachusetts. Printed details: General course; born in 1891. Portrait and entry from the 1910 yearbook, page 78.

Class of 1910

74 in the class of 1910 · 5 more named Shepardson

Full name
Margaret Shepardson
Born
November 12, 1891, Newton, Mass.
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1910
Course
General

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This site lists 74 people from the Newton High School class of 1910; sorted by surname, Margaret comes 60th. Margaret's portrait is on scan page 78, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 63 to 82. The first name Margaret appears 58 times in the 16 Newton High School classes read for this site (1910 to 1928), most often in 1925 (14). General was the course of 15 out of 71 classmates who printed one (21%), including Margaret. The volume is titled “Newton High School Annual”, edited by Paul Hurlburt Smart, as read from its opening pages.

On the same scan pageMargaret Scott, Paul Hurlburt Smart, Elwyn Edward Snyder Jr
Same courseGeneral: 15 of 71 classmates with a course (21%)
The book's own titleNewton High School Annual (editor: Paul Hurlburt Smart)

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Newton High School yearbook, 1910, page 78. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1910newt).

Published 1910, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Newton Free Library via the Internet Archive.

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