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Portrait of Rosemary Clarke, Newton High School, class of 1918
As printed in the 1918 yearbook

Newton High School

Rosemary Clarke

Rosemary Clarke is one of 101 graduates in the class of 1918 at Newton High School, Newton, Massachusetts. The 1918 yearbook entry gives: came from C. C. Burr School; lived at 373 Lexington Street; born in 1899.

Class of 1918

101 in the class of 1918 · 56 more named Clarke

Full name
Rosemary Clarke
Born
October 29, 1899
Lived at
373 Lexington Street, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1918
Course
General
Came from
C. C. Burr School

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Of the 101 names from the Newton High School class of 1918 that have pages here, Rosemary is 19th in surname order. The entry is on page 65 of the scan; the portraits read for this site run from page 61 to page 87. Rosemary is one of 18 listed under General among the 101 classmates whose course is printed (18%). This site lists 101 names for the class of 1918, against 105 for 1917 and 98 for 1919.

On the same scan pagePhyllis Coombs, Austin Benjamin Cooper, Madeleine Mary Coulson, Alfred Remick Crampton
Same courseGeneral: 18 of 101 classmates with a course (18%)

What the yearbook said

She hath eaten me out of house and home1' "ROSE

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1918, page 65. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1918newt).

Published 1918, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.

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