Weymouth High School
Barbara Chase “Babs”
Class of 1932, Weymouth High School, Weymouth, Massachusetts: Barbara Chase (“Babs”). The yearbook entry prints: General Course; activities listed: Operetta; a motto. Portrait and entry from the Reflector, page 38.
Class of 1932
107 in the class of 1932 · 108 more named Chase
- Full name
- Barbara Chase
- Known as
- Babs
- School
- Weymouth High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1932
- Course
- General Course
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What Barbara did at school
- Operetta 45
- Basketball 4
Fellow members from Barbara's own class:
What the yearbook said
"Barbara may look innocent, but there is plenty of mischief in her dancing brown eyes."
The class of 1932
Marjorie Frances CassWeymouth 1932
Vera Eileene CleavesWeymouth 1932
Robert James CarrollWeymouth 1932
Charles Monroe Cole, Jr.Weymouth 1932
Ruth CalenWeymouth 1932
Edward ConnorWeymouth 1932
Others named Chase
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Howard Harwood ChaseWorcester Polytechnic Institute 1913
Ida ChaseChelsea 1925
Earle ChaseSpringfield Trade 1945
George I. ChaseMedford 1928
Jane N. ChaseMedford 1929
John Whittier ChaseMedford 1930
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Source
Weymouth High School yearbook, 1932, page 38.
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