Needham High School

Eva Beatrice Chamberlain

Eva Beatrice Chamberlain, Needham High School class of 1925 (Needham, Massachusetts). The entry prints: born in 1906; a motto.

Class of 1925

56 in the class of 1925 · 31 more named Chamberlain

Full name: Eva Beatrice Chamberlain
Born: May 24, 1906
School: Needham High School
Graduated: Class of 1925

Also searched as: Eva Chamberlain; Eva B. Chamberlain; Chamberlain, Eva.

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In the alphabetical roll of 56 names from the Needham High School class of 1925, Eva stands 10th. The entry is on page 45 of the scan; the portraits read for this site run from page 30 to page 51. Against 37 for 1924 and 64 for 1926, the class of 1925 comes to 56 names on this site. “Advocate” is the title of this yearbook.

On the same scan page	Ruth Gordon, Roland Lewis Studley
The book's own title	Advocate

What the yearbook said

“Then on! then on! where duty leads, My course be onward still!”

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Needham High School yearbook, 1925, page 45. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item advocate1925need).

Published 1925, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Needham Free Public Library via the Internet Archive.

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