Chelsea High School
Minnie Remarman
Minnie Remarman is one of 365 graduates in the class of 1931 at Chelsea High School, Chelsea, Massachusetts. The 1931 yearbook entry gives: a motto.
Class of 1931
365 in the class of 1931 · 1 more named Remarman
- Full name
- Minnie Remarman
- School
- Chelsea High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1931
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In context
This site lists 365 people from the Chelsea High School class of 1931; sorted by surname, Minnie comes 244th. Find Minnie on page 37 of the scan; the people on this site from the Chelsea High School class of 1931 are spread over pages 12 to 64. Names on this site: 365 for the class of 1931, compared with 307 for 1929. On its own title page this book is “The Beacon”, edited by Lester Adelson.
| On the same scan page | Eva Popovsky, Alice Post, Doris Potkin, Hilda Potkin and 4 more |
|---|---|
| The book's own title | The Beacon (editor: Lester Adelson) |
What the yearbook said
A girl who can show the stronger sex a thing of two, or three, or even four. Minnie has a great athletic future.
The class of 1931
Frances RabinovitzChelsea 1931
Marion ResnickChelsea 1931
Hilda PotkinChelsea 1931
Celia RestbordChelsea 1931
Doris PotkinChelsea 1931
Helen RibockChelsea 1931
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Source
Chelsea High School yearbook, 1931, page 37.
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