Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Mrs. Berenson and her class seem to have a secret. Mr. Weinstein is surrounded by women.

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Which one is Mrs. Malolepsky? ...order in orbit Don’t be so disgusted, Mrs, Ryan. 28 A

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Music ...rythm in our rocket During these times of excitement and exploration, students need the knowledge of a universal lan- guage. This knowledge should be a fuel that will direct them toward creative thinking. Music, the art of entertainment, does this. Under the direction of Mr. Guido Ottavi, the high school band enter- tains the students and faculty at rallies, assem¬ blies, football games, and parades. This band affords wonderful experience for its members. Mr. Alvin Toltz teaches an excellent course in music appreciation. In this course the pupils not only listen to all types of music but also learn the techniques, skills, and abilities of different com¬ posers. They learn the types and classes of musical instruments. To the students music is more of an enjoyable pastime than a subject. Although it is a fuel administered to pupils by the pilots—the faculty—music is a very enjoyable subject. Why don’t you think the composer was right, Mr. Octtavi?