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Portrait of Willard Ernest Reuther, Northeastern University, class of 1925
As printed in the 1925 yearbook

Northeastern University · Northampton, Massachusetts

Willard Ernest Reuther

Northeastern University in Northampton, Massachusetts, listed Willard Ernest Reuther among 129 graduates in the class of 1925. The entry gives: Electrical course; born in 1902. Portrait and entry from the Cauldron, page 65.

Class of 1925

129 in the class of 1925 · 1 more named Reuther

Full name
Willard Ernest Reuther
Born
December 3, 1902
School
Northeastern University
Graduated
Class of 1925
Course
Electrical
Came from
Holden High School, 1920

Also searched as: Willard Reuther; Willard E. Reuther; Reuther, Willard.

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129 people from the Northeastern University class of 1925 appear on this site, and Reuther puts Willard 88th among them. Willard's portrait is on scan page 65, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 36 to 76. In the Northeastern University class of 1925, 31% of the 52 printed courses are Electrical (16 people), Willard included. This site lists 129 names for the class of 1925, against 88 for 1923. “Cauldron” is the title of this yearbook.

On the same scan pageHerbert Charles Read, Kenneth Dorman Reed, Charles Newton Allen Richards
Same courseElectrical: 16 of 52 classmates with a course (31%)
The book's own titleCauldron

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Northeastern University yearbook, 1925, page 65. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item cauldron1925nort).

Published 1925, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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