Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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HUriHff BIEACOML ★ turm: nmr .1LL LiL PHILIP AARON “Phil March 26, 1919 School books Phil doth consult, but give him his. car for best results. General Course. Drama Committee 3. Orchestra, 2, 3. FRED ERNEST ARMSTRONG ' ' Frecky 196 Washington Ave. May 20, 1918 ' ' Frecky ' s good nature should win him great success. General Course. NINA ALPERN lenna May 2, 1919 A cutft little miss with plenty of personality. GeneMl ourse. VICTORIA AVEDISIAN Vickie 7 Rfajlboro St. July 15, 1920 er keen sense of humor and pleasing personality L ' - ' account for her success in school. A r Commercial Course. A Capella Chorus 4. Beacon Staff 4. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. JOHN ANANIGIAN J 1 1 cplay succeed, ' -y- ( — ' T ' General Course. October 14, 1918 ng iufe to FRANCES BAER Fran 63 Jefferson Ave. May 3, 1919 Her company is sought because of her lovely per¬ sonality and charm. Commercial Course. Beacon Staff 4. Chorus 2. Senior Prom Committee 4. Student Council 4. Yearbook Committee 4. VICTORIA ROSE ANGELO Babe 108 Winthrop Road April 28, 1919 Cheerful, snappy, always happy. Comri}grci$l Course. EDITH MAE BAILEY Edie 7 Garfield Ave. January 25, 1920 ' , We hope that Edie ' s ambitions are bigger than she is. Commercial Course. BEATRICE ARANOWITZ Beatie May 5, 1920 Her charming personality and sense of humor accounts for her many friends. Commercial- Course. Chorus 2. French Club 2. Honor Roll, 2, 3. VERONICA FRANCES BAJDEK Vera igh St. January 24, 1919 Veifa is a guiet sort of girl, never looking for trouble. Cgmmercial Course. 1 .. 1 V Page Twenty-six

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★ •k k JILL ■ 111 11 iiiii tSldTIHF BEACONt ilL m n n Till SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row. Ruth Freedman, Eleanor Harney, James Donahue, Morris Karll, Martin Donahue, Beatrice Namyet, Winifred Lyons. Second Row. Alice Cromwell, Phyllis Smith, Lillian Reimer, Myrtle Butt, Frances Baer, Ethel Weisburg, Evelyn Keefe. Third Row. Morris Grodsky, George Freedman, Isadore Bernstein, Morris Supowitz, Jacob Matloff, Albert Yunes. Fourth Row. Francis Browne, Paul Riceberg, Kenneth Kornetsky, Charles Henry, Alfred Mekelburg, Morten Saipe, Sumner Cotton. r PHE Student Council is a governmental body composed of the four Senior Class officers and a boy and girl from each senior home room. The choice of these boys and girls is made by popular vote. It is the duty of this Council to handle all business matters pertaining to the Senior Class. The decisions made by the Council concerning graduation pictures and rings proved to be guite satisfactory to the Seniors. Through the efforts of the Council members combined with the advice and co-operation of their advisers, Miss Marguerite A. Bligh and Mr. Robert W. O ' Brien, the Senior Prom was a great success. The dates of the Senior Reception and Class Day were set by the Council, also such matters as the class day speakers and program were taken care of by this body. For the first time in years the Council has undertaken to run a sport dance. This dance took place May 14 in the school gym. It was both a social and financial success. Under the able guidance of the class advisers, together with the co-operation of the Senior Class, the Student Council has proven to be a complete success Page Twenty-five

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★ c ★ hie OTTTT HTTTT H Trine BCACONr n ill—ill mne jiii 220 Chestnut St, DOROTHY BAKER Dot- August 17, 1919 It is the quiet who obtain great fame. Commercial Course. Honor Roll 2, 3. ANNA MARY BAZYLEWICZ Bazel 65 Clark Ave. November 3, 1918 Enveloped in a halo of good nature and cheer. Commercial Course. 54 Beacon St. CHESTER JOSEPH BALON Curly October 14, 1919 Quiet, studious, and reserved. General Course. Prize for Spelling Bee 3. 117 Marlboro St. EVELYN BELL Evy aJUrvV November 3, 1919 Her chief aim is to please and make merry. Commercial Course. ELEANOR CLAIRE BARDEN El- 92 Chester Ave. March 3, 1919 Her personality and her wit is sure to make a hit. General Course. 80 Willow St. NORMA BERENSON Nomie November 4, 1919 A girl whose company all seek because of her charm, personality, and wit. Commercial Course. ABRAHAM BARISHMAN Bibi 129 Third St. June 3, 1919 Bibi ' s greatest pleasure is to make a person forget his 1 troubles. , General Course. Traffic Squad 3. J Q 117 Highland St. JACK BERGER Sonny A lady ' s man if ever there was one. General Course. September 2, EDNA MARIE BARTER Eddie- 218 Webster Ave. Cool, calm, and collected. General Course. April 13, 1919 ABRAHAM BENJAMIN BERKOWITZ 45 Shawmut St. January 13, 1920 To become a great musician is his greatest ambition. College Course. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Vd 5 Page Twenty-seven