Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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BEATRICE ROSALYN BINDER Beaty” 50 Parker St. April 5, 1921 A girl who is bestowed both with personality and a great sense of humor, thus cleaving a path to our hearts. College Course. Eeacon Con¬ tributor 4. Girl ' s Basketball Team 4. Executive Staff of Yearbook Com¬ mittee 4. Honor Roll 2, 3. Orchestra 4. Medal for Spelling Bee 2. JOSEF H EDWARD BLOOMBERG Jo?” 45 Jefferson Ave. pdpulanfyv Jrifcutor 2 jS. A French Cjjib 4 n Sh et nt Cog icil 4. eacon ' Son- Staff 3. Roll 2, 3, 4. rack Team 2. NATHAN HAROLD BLUESTEIN Natie” 127 Addison St. January 26, 1921 It is guality that makes a man great. General Course. Track Team 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN BLYER Ben 76 Second St. June 29, 1919 His sharp wit is well proved by his countless friends. General Course. Track Team 2. JOHN ANTONY BOBROWSKI Bobby” 69 Ash St. May 8, 1920 May he learn to pronounce his th ' s. General Course. ROBERT GEORGE BOFFA Bob” 188 Broadway October 18, 1918 Good things come in small packages. General Course. Football 2, 3. Traffic Sguad 2, 4. Page Twenty-eight VIRGINIA WOLCOTT BONNEY SAMUEL BOOKMAN Bookie” 67 Fremont Ave. June 17, 1919 He is greatly appreciated by the fair sex. General Course. Football 2. Spanish Club 4. JOSEPH BORNSTEIN Joe” 5 Lynn St. April 11, 1920 Joe” is a happy-go-lucky chap who doesn ' t worry about anything. General Course. French Club 2. be. General Course. Baseball Team 2. Beacon Staff 4. Spanish Club 3. ROBERT EARL BOYD Bob” 59 Garfield Ave. August 21, 1920 A Earrymore in the making. Technical Course. Football Team 2. Senior Flay 4. Vice-President of Mathematics Club 4. JAMES HENRY BRADLEY Jimmy 339 Spruce St. March 18, 1921 Jimmy is as wise as he is guiet. Technical Course. Honor Roll 2. Mathematics Club 4.

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ANNA ROSE BEAN Ann 263 Chestnut St. May 2, 1920 Ann is a good pal. May she realize her lofty ambitions as an artist! College Course. GERTRUDE BECKWITH Trudy 869 Broadway January 4, 1918 A newcomer who is bound to be successful because of her friendlines and sweet disposition. General Course. LOUIS BELL Lou 108 Everett Ave. May 20, 1919 They love him, they hate him, they cannot do without him. General Course. Beacon Staff 4. ANNA BELOFJ A? 124 Bloomiijftjdale St. Jan. 5, 1920 G Ldrfkr pjjrs jfocability equals I ie. jj General Course. A Capella Chorus 3. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Special Orchestra 3. MORRIS PHILIP BENJAMIN Bing 3 George St j M ay 19, 19 20 livrafrSfddtcf triV na ij2i Still v rmnsjee 4 1 General Course, ing Bee 3. 1LMA EDITH BENSUSAN ' r ' Sal 104 (Watts November 5, 1920 Her cleverness and ambition will lead j er a long way. Commercial Corn se. Candy Girl at Senior Play 4. Constitutional Committee of Debating Club 4. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. MILTON BERKOWITZ Bones” 294 Washington Ave. Sept. 5, 1920 Chelsea High ' s candidate to suc¬ ceed Benny Goodman. General Course. Band 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 4. Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. JEANETTE BERMAK Jean 103 Fourth St. September 3, 1920 A sociable miss with a pleasant smile. Commercial Course. Debating Club 2. Hebrew Club 2, 4. Honor B. B. 184 Washington Ave. Jan. 23, 1921 A good worker and a jolly com¬ panion. Commercial Course. MICHAEL BERNSTEIN Elmer 58 Fourth St. August 8, 1919 Popular, friendly, not at all shy, In the esteem of his classmates, his place is high. General Course. Beacon Con¬ tributor 3. MILDRED BERNSTEIN Micky 116 Central Ave. March 18, 1920 Micky is quiet and unassuming. Commercial Course. Spanish Club 4. ERNEST BEROZ Ernie 89 Orange St. February 10, 1921 Ernie would be a second Einstein if the teachers didn ' t bother him. College Course. French Club 4. Honor Roll 2, 3.

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NATHAN BRAVERMAN Bravo ' ' 133 Hawthorne St. Sept. 2 Wljat 7w ul w 29 T -4?21 An stic sports i e erarCirCtlTse. Spanish Club 4. curt ADELE ESTA BREITMAN Dell ' ' 73 Harvard St. May 17, 1919 Her smile is as sunshiny as her character. Commercial Course. Geography Club 2. MILDRED CAROLYN BRILLIANT Millie ' ' 145 Grove St. August 5, 1920 A woman ' s silence is her glory. Commercial Course. HOWARD EARNEST BRITT Texas 199 Vale St. January 10, 1920 He is an Earle Sande in the making. General Course. Cheer Leader 2, 3. ELEANOR MARIE BROWN Brownie 143 Clark Ave. February 3, 1921 Her characteristics have won her much popularity. Commercial Course. Student Council 3. GERTRUDE MOLLY BROWN Brownie 220 Chestnut St. March 12, 1921 A clever art student is she, Another Rembrandt to be. College Course. Art Club 2. Beacon Staff 2, 3, 4. Debating Club 2. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. HAYWARD ROBERT BROWN Shorty 103 Orange St. September 28,1919 We ought to buy Shorty a pair of roller skates so that he can get out of the room faster. General Course. FRANCIS ANTHONY BUCZEL Butch 64 Ash St. October 14, 1920 His heart is as big as his body. General Course. FRANCES BRODSKY Fagie 218 Chestnut St. May 3, 1920 A perfect combination of intelli¬ gence, charm, and sincerity. General Course. French Club 3. Science Club 4. BERTHA BROOKS 75 Maverick St. October 9, 1920 What, oh what, would Bertha do without that daily slice of gum? General Course. MICHAEL BULAVKO Gogo 2 30 Ar|agi4}n St. Feb. 28, 1921 lOiArbest men are often our most ’ T General 1 ClourM. Art Club 4. High Honor KolM:. Traffic Sguad 4. WINIFRED MAE BURNHAM Winnie 162 Broadway October 16, 1919 A sweet young lady with a charm¬ ing personality. Commercial Course. Fage Twenty-nine