Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Social Science Before we begin our journey into outer space, we must know something about the world in which we live. Like= wise, we must become acquainted with the events and problems of the past in order to understand those of the present and of the future. The Social Science Department, under the capable direction of Mr. Max Leader, gives the students the background necessary to lead an informed and successful life. Whether it be the United States History, World History, Economics, Problems of Democ= racy, Civics, Business Law, or Consumers Education, the teachers at Chelsea Senior High School give the stu= dents the best possible instruction. With the aid of these experienced pilots our rocketship is certain to get off the Mr. Max Leader, head of the Social Science Department. Why so shocked, Mr. Pierotti?

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The science department continually gives excel¬ lent instruction to its students. The students need this knowledge as a rocketship needs fuel. Directingthese students are the most able pilots— the faculty. Mr. Aaron Kipnes, the head of the science department, teaches his students the facts of biology while carrying out the strenuous job supervising this department. Mrs. Alva Parker instructs her students in the chemistry laboratory. Mr. David Pearlmutter also teaches chemistry but adds the instruction of biology to his list. In the physics laboratory is Mr. Roman Pucko, who in¬ terests his students with many experiments. These are our pilots of scientific knowledge. Positively they will prepare students for future success. Carolyn won ' t blow up the school, Mr. Pearl- mutter. Cucumbers grow big in Mrs. Greenstein ' s class ttrri Isn’t Denise more attractive, Mr, Pucko?

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Mr. Berenson displays the long arm of the law. Does Mr. Welch know who made the map? THZ lOflAtt Efl PME Mr. Schwartz gives a relaxed presentation.