Northeastern University · Boston, Massachusetts
Domenic de Biasi
Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, listed Domenic de Biasi among 91 graduates in the class of 1929. The entry gives: came from Mechanic Arts High School; lived at 17 Fleet Street, Boston, Massachusetts; born in 1907. Portrait and entry from the Cauldron, page 38.
Class of 1929
91 in the class of 1929 · 1 more named de Biasi
- Full name
- Domenic de Biasi
- Born
- March 11, 1907
- Lived at
- 17 Fleet Street, Boston, Massachusetts
- School
- Northeastern University
- Graduated
- Class of 1929
- Course
- Electrical Engineering
- Came from
- Mechanic Arts High School
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What Domenic did at school
- Track (1)
- Wrestling (2)
- Interclass Baseball (2, 3)
The class of 1929
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Source
Northeastern University yearbook, 1929, page 38.
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