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Portrait of Myrtle Benjamin, Newton High School, class of 1915
As printed in the 1915 yearbook

Newton High School

Myrtle Benjamin

Myrtle Benjamin was one of 147 graduates in the class of 1915 at Newton High School, Newton, Massachusetts. Printed details: came from Lincoln High School, Seattle; lived at 400 Newtonville Ave., Newtonville; born in 1898. Portrait and entry from the 1915 yearbook, page 22.

Class of 1915

147 in the class of 1915 · 10 more named Benjamin

Full name
Myrtle Benjamin
Born
Baycentre, Washington, 1898.
Lived at
400 Newtonville Ave., Newtonville
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1915
Course
Classical
Came from
Lincoln High School, Seattle

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Myrtle Benjamin is number 6 of 147 in the alphabetical list of the Newton High School class of 1915 on this site. On the scan, the entry sits on page 22, right at the start of the stretch from page 21 to page 54 where this site found the book's portraits. 88 of the 145 classmates who printed a course (61%) took Classical, as Myrtle did. Names on this site: 147 for the class of 1915, compared with 119 for 1914.

On the same scan pageWinifred Josephine Birch, Kenneth Moore Bouve, Marion Mildred Breitzke, Ferdinand Bennett Brigham
Same courseClassical: 88 of 145 classmates with a course (61%)

Also grew up on Newtonville Ave., Newtonville

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Newton High School yearbook, 1915, page 22. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1915newt).

Published 1915, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Newton Free Library via the Internet Archive.

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