Boston Latin School
Edward E. Todtman “Eddie”
Boston Latin School in Boston, Massachusetts, listed Edward E. Todtman (“Eddie”) among 104 graduates in the class of 1926. The entry gives: came from Roger Walcott School; headed for B. U; a motto. Portrait and entry from the 1926 yearbook, page 44.
Class of 1926
104 in the class of 1926 · 1 more named Todtman
- Full name
- Edward E. Todtman
- Known as
- Eddie
- School
- Boston Latin School
- Graduated
- Class of 1926
- Came from
- Roger Walcott School
- Headed for
- B. U
- Ambition
- “Advertising.”
Also searched as: Eddie Todtman; Ed Todtman; Edward Todtman; Todtman, Edward.
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What Edward did at school
- Lieutenant, 11th Co., 3rd Regiment
- Fidelity Prize, 1923
What the yearbook said
Through thick and thin, — to win.
The class of 1926
Arthur SternBoston Latin School 1926
John Martin TolandBoston Latin School 1926
Robert SinnottBoston Latin School 1926
John TrainovichBoston Latin School 1926
Carl SilvermanBoston Latin School 1926
William J. Walsh JrBoston Latin School 1926
Also came from Roger Walcott School
Also headed for B. U
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Source
Boston Latin School yearbook, 1926, page 44.
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