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Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Newton High School Class of 1910

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

Rights: Published 1910, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Newton Free Library via Internet Archive via the Internet Archive.

  • 74graduates
  • 8listed activities
Cover of NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL

About this yearbook

Title
NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL
Editor
PAUL HURLBURT SMART
Scanned by
Newton Free Library, via the Internet Archive

Staff. PAUL HURLBURT SMART, ERNEST P. CLARK, MILDRED CLARK, SCHUYLER ADAMS.

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The 1910 yearbook of Newton High School in Newton lists 74 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.

73 different surnames appear. The most common were Clark (2).

The most common first names were Dorothy (4), Edith (3) and Helen (3).

71 graduates printed a course of study. The largest were Classical (41), General (15), Scientific (13) and Special (2).

23 graduates named the school they came from. The most often named were Horace Mann School (5), Mason Grammar School (5), Bigelow Grammar School (3) and Burr School (2).

S. Foster Damon and Paul Smart were in this class and went on to be known beyond their hometown.

Most common surnames

Most common first names

  • Dorothy4
  • Edith3
  • Helen3

Courses of study

  • Classical41
  • General15
  • Scientific13
  • Special2

Schools they came from

  • Horace Mann School5
  • Mason Grammar School5
  • Bigelow Grammar School3
  • Burr School2

Known beyond the classroom

All 74 graduates

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