Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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MALCOLM HAROTUNIAN 173 Poplar Street January 14, 1914 Everything comes to him who waits. General Course. WILLIAM HART Bill 39 Jefferson Ave. August 31, 1915 Bill is rather quiet, but then so was Lincoln. Technical Course. Math. Club 4. Science Club 3. Honor Roll 2. Band 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE LORETTA HARTLEY Kay 36 Winthrop Street August 14, 1915 As flowery as a rose is she. Commercial Course. HAROLD EDWARD HEALEY Hal 832 Broadway April 5, 1914 A broad, expansive smile. General Course. Band 2, 3, 4. Or¬ chestra 2, 3. Honor Roll 2. WALTER FRANCIS HEFLER Phebe 59 Sagamore Ave. January 24, 1916 A little boy who knows how to mind his own business. General Course. German Club 4. MILTON HELMAN Hamill 48 Addison Street January 28, 1915 Unless above himself he can erect himself, how poor a thing is man. College Course. Football 2. Honor Roll 2, 4. High Honor 2. Home Room Basketball 2, 3. Class President 3. Traffic Squad 3. Graduation Hay Usher 3. Quarterly Beacon Literary Editor 4. Year Book Literary Editor 4. French Club 4. HELEN HERMAN 77 Congress Avenue August 19, 1915 Her smile is a most winning one. Commercial Course. NATHAN HILL Bunker 140 Elm Street June 26, 1915 Bunker , ready as he is to play pranks, is as ready to help those in need. General Course. Operetta 2. Junior Prom Committee. TONIA HOROVITZ 185 Congress Avenue May 21, 1916 Her voice would attract even the nightingale. Commercial Course. German Club 2, 3. Operetta 3, 4. HAZEL HOVASSE 77 Clinton Street November 7, 1915 A sense of humor is the salt of life. General Course. 27

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► TV JOSIAH GREENBERG Joe 49 Bellingham Street March 20, 1918 Young in years; old in brains. College Course. Band 2. Senior Play. Honor Roll 3. French Club, Vice- President 3. Quarterly Beacon Staff 3, 4. LOUIS GREENB5 Luk 78 Chester Ave„ September 13, 1916 His heirfo ft£cts his heart. General Cm5rse. Basketball Manager PHILIP GREENBERG Phil 178 Chester Avenue April 18, 1915 A few good words serve the purpose of a thousand not so good. College Course. LILLIAN GREENFIELD Smiles 45 Eden Street December 29, 1914 Large flashing eyes are a great asset to her charming personality. Commercial Course. Operetta 3, 4. Junior Frolic Committee. TONY GRISCHAK 259 Spruce St. September 29, 1914 The idle of Chelsea High. General Course. flHHi BLANCHE GROBMAN 66 Jones Road November 28, 1916 Vive la Chinwell! General Course. French Club 4. Quar¬ terly Beacon Staff 3, 4. MINNIE GRODSKY Mcocher 93 Coitage Street June 24, 1914 An honest countenance is the best passport. Commercial Course. JENNIE LOUISE GROSS 197 Chestnut St. November 14, 1915 Music hath charm. General Course. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Chemistry Club 4. SAMUEL GURMAN German I 18 Central Ave. September 30, 1914 German and good-nature-ness are absolutely synonymous. General Course. Band 2, 3, 4. Chem¬ istry Club 3. Operetta 3 . 4. 7 JOSEPH HARMON Joe 281 Washington Ave. Feb. 15, 1914 Ah! Why should life all labor be? General Course. Football 2. 26

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LOUISE EVELYN HUBERMAN 227 Washington Ave. April 2, 1915 She is one in whom honesty and modesty play the leading role. College Course. Band 2. Operetta 2. Math. Club 4. ABRAHAM HURLICH Honest Abe 120 Poplar Street January 24, 1917 Concentrated worth—the essence of quality. Technical Course. Honor Roll 2, 4. Debating Club, Secretary 4. Physics Club 3. Math. Club 4. German Club, CHARLOTTE KAITZ 103 Franklin Avenue July 17, 1916 One who loves her fellow man. Commercial Course. Junior Frolic HYMAN KAITZ Prof. Einstein” 76 Essex Street May 17, 1916 Honorably has he lived up to his nickname. Technical Course. Math. Club. Presi¬ dent 4. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Year Book Literary Staff. German Club 2. Phy¬ sics Club 3, President 4. GRACE KALUSTIAN 23 Garland Street July 18, 1915” Intuition and intellect are developed in her to a high degree. Commercial Course. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. High Honor 2. Operetta 3. Quar¬ terly Beacon Staff 3, 4. Year Book Literary Staff. Graduation Speaker. GENEVIEVE KAMINSKA 74 Broadway July 28, 1915 Genevieve believes that the silent win the race of life. Commercial Course. THADDEUS KAMINSKI 65 Broadv ay November 25, 1915 He deliberates upon each move and thinks before he speaks. General Course. Honor Roll 2, 3. ETT ALg£ T KANER Kid 213 Chestnut St. September 15, 1914 Goodness of character cannot al¬ ways be perceived in those who pos¬ sess it. General Course. SYLVIA KAPLAN 32 Congress Ave. October 27, 1917 Slowly provoked, she easily forgives. Commercial Course.