Northeastern University · Boston, Massachusetts

William J. Bazley

Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, listed William J. Bazley among 91 graduates in the class of 1929. The entry gives: came from Ansonia High School; lived at 135 Jackson Street, Ansonia, Connecticut; born in 1905. Portrait and entry from the Cauldron, page 33.

Class of 1929

91 in the class of 1929 · 2 more named Bazley

Full name: William J. Bazley
Born: August 18, 1905
Lived at: 135 Jackson Street, Ansonia, Connecticut
School: Northeastern University
Graduated: Class of 1929
Course: Electrical Engineering
Came from: Ansonia High School

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What William did at school

Vice-President of Nutmeg State Club (2)
President of Nutmeg State Club (3)
Inter-Club Bowling (3, 4)
Interfraternity Basketball (3, 4)
Nominating Committee (3)
Caul-dron Board (4)

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Northeastern University yearbook, 1929, page 33. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item cauldron1929nort).

Published 1929, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Northeastern University, Snell Library via the Internet Archive.

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