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Yearbook portrait of Raymond Oakley Ford, Newton High School, class of 1919
As printed in the 1919 yearbook

Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Raymond Oakley Ford

Class of 1919

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Full name
Raymond Oakley Ford
Born
March 19, 1901
Lived at
14 Church St., Newton, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1919
Course
Scientific
Came from
Bigelow School
Headed for
Cornell

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Henry Brock Watson Jr — NeighboursHenry JrThomas Oliver Sylvester — NeighboursThomas SylvesterLeverett Stearns Woodworth — NeighboursLeverett WoodworthRuth Wellington — NeighboursRuth WellingtonVera Forsith — NeighboursVera ForsithAnita W. Ford — Same surnameAnita FordElla Elizabeth Ford — Same surnameElla FordMary F. Ford — Same surnameMary FordDorothy M. Ford — Same surnameDorothy FordCatherine Margaret Foye — ClassmatesCatherine FoyeMuriel Gladys Esty — ClassmatesMuriel EstySibley Allen Freeman — ClassmatesSibley FreemanMaxine Dorothea Elliott — ClassmatesMaxine ElliottMarion Winsor Freethy — ClassmatesMarion FreethyJames Stevenson Munro — Same schoolsJames MunroRoger Albertus Lutz — Same schoolsRoger LutzDavid Kimball Grant — Same schoolsDavid Grant

What the yearbook said

A HOUSEHOLD WORD" Nickname, "Tim," "Flivver

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Newton High School yearbook, 1919, page 31. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1919newt).

Published 1919, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.