Boston Latin School
Myron Samuel Silbert
Myron Samuel Silbert was one of 10 graduates in the class of 1920 at Boston Latin School, Boston, Massachusetts. Printed details: came from School; activities listed: Debating Club. Portrait and entry from the 1920 yearbook, page 15.
Class of 1920
10 in the class of 1920 · 4 more named Silbert
- Full name
- Myron Samuel Silbert
- School
- Boston Latin School
- Graduated
- Class of 1920
- Came from
- School
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What Myron did at school
- Classical Prize, 1917
- Class of 1885 Prize, 1917
- Fidelity Prize, 1918
- Debating Club 32
- Field Manager of Debating Club, 1920 32
- Secretary of Classical Club, 1919
- Lieutenant, Company D, 1920
Fellow members from Myron's own class:
The class of 1920
Joseph SchneiderBoston Latin School 1920
Norman Fisher StuartBoston Latin School 1920
David RoseBoston Latin School 1920
William Joseph ReycroftBoston Latin School 1920
Parker Francis PondBoston Latin School 1920
Robert Martin MorrisonBoston Latin School 1920
Others named Silbert
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
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Source
Boston Latin School yearbook, 1920, page 15.
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