Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts
Mary Robinson Slayter
Class of 1925
357 people in the archive are connected to Mary
- Full name
- Mary Robinson Slayter
- Born
- August 9, 1907
- Lived at
- 191 Auburn Street, Auburndale, Newton, Massachusetts
- School
- Newton High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1925
- Course
- Classical
- Came from
- Burr Grammar School
- Headed for
- Connecticut
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Household
At home, 191 Auburn Street, Auburndale
Same surname, same address — very likely a brother or sister.
Clubs, teams & activities
What Mary did at school
- Student Council 19
- Class Hockey 27
- Class Basketball 30
- Newtonite 58
- Newtonian 26
- French Club 65
- Alpha Gamma Tau 67
Fellow members from Mary's own class:
Neighbours
Also grew up on Auburn St., Auburndale
Classmates
The class of 1925
Samuel ShribergNewton 1925
Dorothy Whiting SmithNewton 1925
Mildred Josephine ShermanNewton 1925
Helen Genevieve SmithNewton 1925
Mary Elizabeth SheehanNewton 1925
Nevetta Josephine SmithNewton 1925
Same surname
Others named Slayter
Same surname, same corner of Massachusetts — often relatives.
Same schools
Also came from Burr Grammar School
Joseph Emory Clapp JrNewton 1922
Edgar Arnold AlexanderNewton 1925
Frederick Thomas BowlerNewton 1925
Mildred Webster GatesNewton 1925
William Russell HutchinsNewton 1925
Gertrude Irene LockeNewton 1925
Also headed for Connecticut
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Source
Newton High School yearbook, 1925, page 56.
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Internet Archive (item newtonian1925newt).
Published 1925, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Newton Free Library via the Internet Archive.
















