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Richard P. Lovejoy

Richard P. Lovejoy, Northeastern University class of 1922 (Boston, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Horace Mann High School; activities listed: Camera Club; lived at 547 Union St., Franklin, Mass.

Class of 1922

66 in the class of 1922 · 11 more named Lovejoy

Full name: Richard P. Lovejoy
Born: October 28, 1900
Lived at: 547 Union St., Franklin, Mass
Born in: Hyde Park, Mass.
School: Northeastern University
Graduated: Class of 1922
Course: Chemical
Came from: Horace Mann High School

Also searched as: Dick Lovejoy; Richard Lovejoy; Rick Lovejoy; Lovejoy, Richard.

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In the alphabetical roll of 66 names from the Northeastern University class of 1922, Richard stands 39th. In the scan, Richard appears on page 60, around the middle of the run of 66 portraits read for this site (pages 39 to 74). Richard is one of 14 listed under Chemical among the 66 classmates whose course is printed (21%). The first name Richard runs through 5 classes of Northeastern University (1922 to 1930), 14 people in all. For Northeastern University, the site holds 66 people from the class of 1922, against 88 for 1923.

On the same scan page	Walter Henry Lee
Same course	Chemical: 14 of 66 classmates with a course (21%)

What Richard did at school

Camera Club

What the yearbook said

Nature's Gifts are priceless.

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Northeastern University yearbook, 1922, page 60. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item cauldron1922nort).

Published 1922, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Northeastern University, Snell Library via the Internet Archive.

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