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Yearbook portrait of Mildred Lee Ryder, Newton High School, class of 1916
As printed in the 1916 yearbook

Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Mildred Lee Ryder

Class of 1916

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Full name
Mildred Lee Ryder
Born
October 10, 1899
Lived at
27 Bacon Place, Newton Upper Falls, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1916
Course
Classical
Headed for
Ralph Waldo Emerson School

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Mildred L. Ryder — HouseholdMildred RyderLawrence Breck Fisher — NeighboursLawrence FisherDorothy M. Ryder — Same surnameDorothy RyderElsie Ryder — Same surnameElsie RyderLucia Ryder — Same surnameLucia RyderHazel May Ryder — Same surnameHazel RyderArthur Stillman Roberts — ClassmatesArthur RobertsFrank B. Sadler — ClassmatesFrank SadlerDavid E. Putnam — ClassmatesDavid PutnamMarion Elizabeth Seavey — ClassmatesMarion SeaveyWilliam Beckley Plumer — ClassmatesWilliam PlumerI. Russell Simpson — ClassmatesI. SimpsonMadeline Chilton Everett — Same schoolsMadeline EverettHelen Lovell White — Same schoolsHelen WhiteSarah O'Hara — Same schoolsSarah O'Hara

Household

At home, 27 Bacon Place, Newton Upper Falls

Same surname, same address — very likely a brother or sister.

What the yearbook said

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Neighbours

Also grew up on Bacon Place, Newton Upper Falls

Classmates

The class of 1916

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Also headed for Ralph Waldo Emerson School

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1916, page 41. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1916newt).

Published 1916, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.