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Yearbook portrait of Ruth Forsythe Kimball, Newton High School, class of 1916
As printed in the 1916 yearbook

Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Ruth Forsythe Kimball

Class of 1916

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Full name
Ruth Forsythe Kimball
Born
May 17, 1899
Lived at
554 Grove St., Newton Lower Falls, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1916
Course
Classical
Came from
Hamilton Grammar School
Headed for
Wellesley

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Annie Margaret Calden — NeighboursAnnie CaldenAlice Edith Louise Calden — NeighboursAlice CaldenHelen Virginia Tangney — NeighboursHelen TangneyMary Bennett Kimball — Same surnameMary KimballRichard Ellis Kimball — Same surnameRichard KimballRachel Kimball — Same surnameRachel KimballArthur Stevens Kimball — Same surnameArthur KimballMarion Kelsey — ClassmatesMarion KelseyElizabeth Jeanne King — ClassmatesElizabeth KingGladys Earle Keesler — ClassmatesGladys KeeslerEugene Lyman Leighton — ClassmatesEugene LeightonStanley N. Juthe — ClassmatesStanley JutheHerbert S. Leonard — ClassmatesHerbert LeonardPhilip A. Enholm — Same schoolsPhilip EnholmBeatrice K. Beane — Same schoolsBeatrice BeaneMargaret Fuller Belcher — Same schoolsMargaret Belcher

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1916, page 32. 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.