Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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1111 ! 11 t rrm S:u llTIHF BCACONt. L LJ1L UDIIE L11 MINNIE BERMAN Mintzi 97 Chester Ave. October 15, 1920 Very small but full of fun, all our hearts she ' s surely won. Commercial Course. 73 Fremont Ave. LILLIAN BIGLER Lie November 19, 1920 Delicious, delightful and de-lovely, all in one. Commercial Course. French Club 2. Honor Roll 2, 3. Yearbook Committee 4. HELEN ANNE BERNARD Shrimp 58 Spencer Ave. October 4, 1919 Cute little wiles and winning smiles has Helen. Commercial Course. ETHEL MARTHA BLAISDELL Blaisea 913 Broadway January 3, 1919 It ' s an honor to have a person of Ethel ' s importance in your class. College Course. Beacon Staff 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 4. High Honors 2, 3. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Senior Play 4. Student Council 3. 142 Marlboro St. ISADORE BERNSTEIN Itzi November 10, 1919 A No class is complete withput a clown. Ours happens to be none other than Itzi ' imeeljy i ' Cornme-pciM C urqe SenliSr Ptojc btnmiitee 4. Student Council 1 ) j t (lton bloom C lg February 25, 1920 is suare to become another Jack Benny with his wit. Tege Course. Junior Prom Committee 3. Student suncil 3. FRANK RONALD BERSON Waffle 192 Shurtleff St. September 7, 1919 A merry fellow without cause to be otherwise. College Course. Beacon Representative 4. y FANNY BLUMER ‘ J juA (} A Fay . ' -q3 Addison St w i 7 March 19, 1920 Ready, willing and able to help all. Commercial Course. A Capella Choir 4. Honor Roll 3 151 Hawthorne St. BERTHA BIAL August 3, 1920 A cute package filled to the brim with vivaciousness and personality. Commercial Course. Beacon Staff 3. Chorus 2. Honor Roll 3, 4. Prize for Spelling Bee 2. SOPHIE BOIKO 149 Congress Ave. December 29, 1919 A quiet girl with a sunny disposition. Commercial Course. A Capello 4. Chorus 2. Page Twenty-eight

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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

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★ T lliL omr ornr fTTT Titihe beaconl HELEN IRENE BOND Hellie 17 Orange St. February 6, 1919 Her ability as a worker is only surpassed by her friendly attitude toward everyone. Commercial Course. Chorus 2. Honor Roll 2. MARY KATHLEEN BRADLEY 33 Ellsworth St. May 28, 1919. There ' s nothing like a jolly smile to chase away a scowl. College Course. French 3. Honor Roll 2. JOSEPH BOOKMAN Red 164 Poplar St. January 3, 1920 Good-natured, patient, and a good fellow to have around. General Course. French 3. Honor Roll 3. Traffic Squad 3, 4. CARL BRAVERMAN Bunky 124 Fourth St. September 28, 1919 Carl is a steady, hard-working reliable young man. College Course. Chorus 2. Beacon. Homeroom repre¬ sentative 4. Spelling Prize 3. SYLVIA BORNSTEIN Sippy 93 Cottage St. October 8, 1920 Warm and pleasant is her voice, as you would pick for your own choice. Commercial Course. MINNIE BRAVERMAN 12 Maverick St. December 10, 1919 We hope that Minnie ' s voice will bring her success for she ' s the kind that could still remain plain Minnie. Commercial Course. Chorus 2. Honor Roll 3. Music 2,4. LILLIAN EDYTHE BORR Lil 115 Fourth St. October 7, 1918,, Lil ' s policy is tomorrow will take care of itseJJ Commercial Course. IAN DOROTHY MARIE BRE Dot ft 59 Jefferson Ave. October 121 )19 A girl with pep, vim, a,nd vigor. General Course. Honor Roll 3. ]) MARIE LEONA BOUDREAU A 192 Webster Ave. S temqW 3, 1 Petiteness + friendliness = Marie a General Course. French 2, 3. jV| LENA BRENNER 26 Vale St. April 28, 1918 She believes Speech is silver, silence is golden. Commercial Course. Page Twenty-nine