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Framingham State Normal School · Framingham, Massachusetts

Framingham State Normal School Class of 1923

159 graduates of Framingham, Massachusetts. Every name and face was read out of the scanned yearbook pages themselves.

Rights: Published 1923, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Framingham State University, Henry Whittemore Library via the Internet Archive.

  • 159graduates
  • 66listed activities

Poster of this classEvery portrait and name on one printable sheet.

Cover of Dial

About this yearbook

Title
Dial
Scanned by
Framingham State University, Henry Whittemore Library, via the Internet Archive

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The 1923 yearbook of Framingham State Normal School in Framingham lists 159 graduates, and every one of them has a portrait on this site. They are listed alphabetically below, each linked to a page of their own.

153 different surnames appear. The most common were Davis (2), Dowd (2), Payne (2), Quinn (2) and Russell (2), and 6 surnames were shared by two or more classmates.

The most common first names were Helen (14), Marion (8), Ruth (8), Elizabeth (7) and Mary (6).

74 graduates printed a course of study. The largest were Regular (43), Household Arts (24) and Vocational Household Arts (6).

80 graduates have a nickname printed beside their name, such as “Edie”, “Anaerobic”, “Lyd” and “Fran”.

Most common surnames

Most common first names

  • Helen14
  • Marion8
  • Ruth8
  • Elizabeth7
  • Mary6
  • Alice5

Courses of study

  • Regular43
  • Household Arts24
  • Vocational Household Arts6

In their own words

Nicknames in the yearbook

All 159 graduates

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