Chelsea High School
Michael Bossman
Michael Bossman, Chelsea High School class of 1931 (Chelsea, Massachusetts). The entry prints: a motto.
Class of 1931
365 in the class of 1931 · 1 more named Bossman
- Full name
- Michael Bossman
- School
- Chelsea High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1931
Also searched as: Mike Bossman; Bossman, Michael.
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In context
365 people from the Chelsea High School class of 1931 appear on this site, and Bossman puts Michael 29th among them. On the scan, the entry sits on page 15, right at the start of the stretch from page 12 to page 64 where this site found the book's portraits. This site lists 365 names for the class of 1931, against 307 for 1929. “The Beacon” is the title of this yearbook, edited by Lester Adelson.
| On the same scan page | Sarah Berger, Pauline Berman, Jack Binder, Gussie Blinder and 5 more |
|---|---|
| The book's own title | The Beacon (editor: Lester Adelson) |
What the yearbook said
Mike, a handsome and sleek lad, has always been an authority on how to make the world a better place in
The class of 1931
Samuel BornsteinChelsea 1931
Maurice BovarnickChelsea 1931
Barney BornbaumChelsea 1931
Carl BoytanoChelsea 1931
Mamie BorkumChelsea 1931
Ethel BravermanChelsea 1931
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Source
Chelsea High School yearbook, 1931, page 15.
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Internet Archive (item beacon1930chel).
Published 1931. Scan courtesy of Chelsea Public Library via the Internet Archive.
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