Boston Latin School

John Ferris Michael Joseph “State Street Joe”

John Ferris Michael Joseph (“State Street Joe”), Boston Latin School class of 1929 (Boston, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Quincy School; headed for Harvard; a motto.

Class of 1929

35 in the class of 1929 · 18 more named Joseph

Full name: John Ferris Michael Joseph
Known as: State Street Joe
School: Boston Latin School
Graduated: Class of 1929
Came from: Quincy School
Headed for: Harvard

Also searched as: Jack Joseph; John Joseph; John F. Joseph; Johnny Joseph.

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Same surname 15
Classmates 34
Same schools 163

In context

John Ferris Michael Joseph is number 17 of 35 in the alphabetical list of the Boston Latin School class of 1929 on this site. In the scan, John appears on page 351, around the middle of the run of 35 portraits read for this site (pages 336 to 366). 112 people named John turn up in 13 Boston Latin School classes on this site, 1919 to 1945; 1945 has the most with 18. “The Register” is the title of this yearbook.

On the same scan page	Edward Harry Horovitz, Leonard Kaplan
The book's own title	The Register

What John did at school

Fidelity Prize, 1926
Class of 1885 Prize, 1926
Approbation Prize, 1928
2nd Lieutenant, 4th Company, 4th Regiment

What the yearbook said

And pity ’tis, ’tis true.

The class of 1929

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Others named Joseph

Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.

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Also came from Quincy School

John George ChalapatasBoston Latin School 1944

Also headed for Harvard

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Source

Boston Latin School yearbook, 1929, page 351. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item latinschoolregi1928bost_5).

Published 1929, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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