Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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BEACON 38 1 9 CONTENTS I. Introduction. Contents. Dedication. II. Faculty Section. III. High School Section. IV. Senior Section. V. Undergraduate Section. VI. Sports . VII. Clubs . VIII. Advertisements. IX Index . 1-4 5-12 13-22 23-74 75-78 79-90 91-108 109-115 . 116 CREDIT FOR ART WORK We thank those members of The Art Department who have con¬ tributed under the supervision of Miss Pauline K. Kohlrausch. Their able handiwork here seen within these pages or otherwise to make this, our Yearbook, clearcut, imaginative, and decorative. Design for Division Page.Ralph Glazier Lettering.Victor Crisostamo Lettering beside High School photographs. John Harvey Seal.Mildred Myers Faculty.Gertrude Molly Brown High School. Ralph Glazier Senior.Ralph Glazier Prophecy.Mildred Myers, Ralph Glazier, John Moore, William Taylor Undergraduate.Ralph Glazier Sports.William Taylor Clubs.Ralph Glazier SIGNIFICANCE Faculty—Football Coach, Mr. Frank Garvey High School-—Night Game Seniors—Team Prophecy—Band, Press Box, Radio, Cheer Leader, Accident, Touchdown. Undergraduates—Spectators Sports—Score Board Clubs-—The Kick-off. Page Four

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BEACON 38 1 9 Born in Truro, Massachusetts, George C. Francis received his early education on the Cape. He was graduated from Bridgewater State Teachers ' College and also from Boston University. From the latter he received his degree, Master of Education, and at present is working for his Doctor ' s Degree in Education. His first position as a teacher was at a high school in Bourne, Massachusetts, twenty-seven years ago. There he was also the principal, but at the close of the year he accepted a position as principal of a grammar school district at West Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Following his four-year stay there, he became Supervising Principal of a school district in Everett. During the next eight years, he was superintendent of the Methuen Schools. In 1926 the Chelsea School Department suc¬ ceeded in inducing Mr. Francis to join it as a Superintendent of the Chelsea Schools. GEORGE C. FRANCIS, Superintendent Robert R. Webber was born in East Vassal- boro, Maine, on January 15, 1888. There he attended a grammar school and was graduated from Oak Grove Seminary in 1904. He later returned to the Seminary to take a College Preparatory Course. In 1909 he matriculated at Colby College where he received a Bachelor of Science degree. During the next few years he was principal of several Maine schools. Mr. Webber was also a mathematics teacher at Bangor High School. Before coming to the Chelsea Senior High School Mr. Webber was principal of York High School in Maine and Saugus High School in Saugus, Massa¬ chusetts. He has done advanced work at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and received a Master of Education Degree in 1931. ROBERT R. WEBBER, Principal Page Six