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John R. Agurkis

John R. Agurkis, Northeastern University class of 1930 (Boston, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from Mechanic Arts High School; activities listed: Hockev; lived at 11 Gorham Street, AUston, Massachusetts.

Class of 1930

262 in the class of 1930 · 1 more named Agurkis

Full name: John R. Agurkis
Born: September 18, 1908
Lived at: 11 Gorham Street, AUston, Massachusetts
School: Northeastern University
Graduated: Class of 1930
Course: Mechanical Engineering
Came from: Mechanic Arts High School

Also searched as: Jack Agurkis; John Agurkis; Johnny Agurkis; Agurkis, John.

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Classmates 261
Same schools 8

In context

John R. Agurkis is number 4 of 262 in the alphabetical list of the Northeastern University class of 1930 on this site. John's portrait is on scan page 32, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 32 to 70. The first name John appears 42 times in the 6 Northeastern University classes read for this site (1922 to 1930), most often in 1930 (18). 31 of the 175 classmates who printed a course (18%) took Mechanical Engineering, as John did. This site lists 262 names for the class of 1930, against 190 for 1929.

On the same scan page	Harold Roy Adams, George Rudolph Adzima, Joseph Alberts, John Harold Aldrich and 3 more
Same earlier school	Mechanic Arts High School: 7 other classmates
Same course	Mechanical Engineering: 31 of 175 classmates with a course (18%)
Same first name	John: 17 other people in the class

What John did at school

Hockev

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Source

Northeastern University yearbook, 1930, page 32. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item cauldron00nort).

Published 1930, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Snell Library, Northeastern University via the Internet Archive.

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