Winthrop High School

Mildred Hartt “Midge”

Class of 1929, Winthrop High School, Winthrop, Massachusetts: Mildred Hartt (“Midge”). The yearbook entry gives the name and portrait; no other details have been transcribed. Portrait and entry from the 1929 yearbook, page 20.

Class of 1929

68 in the class of 1929 · 4 more named Hartt

Full name: Mildred Hartt
Known as: Midge
School: Winthrop High School
Graduated: Class of 1929

Also searched as: Midge Hartt; Millie Hartt; Hartt, Mildred.

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Same surname 3
Classmates 67

In context

This site lists 68 people from the Winthrop High School class of 1929; sorted by surname, Mildred comes 33rd. Mildred is printed on page 20 of the scan, around the middle of the 14-to-26 run of portrait pages. “The Echo” is the title of this yearbook.

On the same scan page	Robert Haley, Beryl Hamner, John Henry, Mary Hey and 5 more
The book's own title	The Echo

What Mildred did at school

Echo Board '28, '29
French Club '27, '28, '29
Science Club '28, '29
Senior Chorus '29

The class of 1929

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Winthrop High School yearbook, 1929, page 20. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item echo1929wint).

Published 1929, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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