Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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BEA AND CON, THAT ' S US . . . WE ARE A COMPANY ... WE HAVE BOSSES AND EXECUTIVES AND GENERAL MANAGERS ... OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL THEY ARE CALLED PRINCIPAL, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS . . . THIS IS, INDEED, AN IMPORTANT GROUP . . . WHAT DO YOU KNOW! . . . THEY SELL THEIR SERVICES . . . MATHEMATIC AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS ... THE ARTISTIC SIDE . . . MUSIC AND ARTS . . . AND ON THE PREMISES WE HAVE COOKING AND SEWING ... WE DO OUR OWN PRINTING, WOODWORK, AND HAVE GARAGE SERVICE ... TO KEEP OUR SECRETARIES UP TO PAR WE HAVE A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT . . . TO PROMOTE AMERICANISM . . . SOCIAL STUDIES . . . FOLLOWING ARE THE DEPARTMENTS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC SERVICES . . . WHAT AN INTERESTING GROUP! . . . THEY KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS . . . DARN IT! . .... WE- DON ' T . . . EVER TRY TO BLUFF AN ORAL THEME? . . . BLOODSHED • • • WE HAVE ALL HEARD OF TEACHERS’ MEETINGS . . . WONDER WHAT THEY TALK ABOUT . . . MAYBE US.DID YOU EVER GET REPORT CARDS? . . . EXCITING, WASN ' T IT? . . . WERE YOU EVER ASKED TO REPORT TO THE OFFICE? ... DID YOU LOSE TEN POUNDS BEFORE YOU GOT THERE? ... SO DID 1 .THROW THAT GUM IN THE BASKET . . . CLOSE THE WINDOW OPEN THE DOOR . . . GO TO THE OFFICE . . . YES, YOU MAY LEAVE THE ROOM.ENOUGH SAID ... SIT DOWN. « Page Light

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MEET THE BOSSES MR. CASEY MR, WEBBER Ws wish to lei! you a fe»r ' hf ' cs of our cn»c ioy«r, Me Robert R. Wftbbtsr. He has b»ftr? mere than boss ttt us. M iry know him sko as a friend. Our Hoad manager was ' specially well equipped for •is present posi ' ion as he fuss successfully served in a similar capacily a 4 York Maine and Saugus Massachusetts; and in severs Maine firms. H addi or • : His business experience ne received his 8.S. from C-ioy in 1909, and His Ecf.M. ' m Harvard. Mr. Webber % wol known for his insistence co promo i ' d consrac 4 «i er- aance. We have bund hie nevertheless, a fair man wh did all he could H aid us along ’he Highway v a $tc« cessfui career. MR. DAVIS Th-; .j ' ihou ’ Chelsea Senior • I • .; h Srhoch OUr cFiCS iiiraqer, Sumner M. Davis, :• spoken o ; wi h edccticn and respect. He was oo ' n in Nova Scotia anuary 9 . 1895 . and received hi; s sar y edac aiion in Moire jrrd hij A.3. do gree a Ba os. We are c ' cud 1c say that Mr. [. -ads served in f r . Can act ion ! Hr my ' i U 1 “ c Wo dd W :1 r I . A ; - » r the war ”0 be- ; a rr ;-ga, gee in busVess a r served as odHe Tta- acer ift several 1 , r.- rs be - •cm n O W. ore : “‘.‘si Kn It til vir - ;: V as V ? la r | J- vs •c cop eyed hero. MR. LEO P. CASEY MR. ROBERT R. WEBBER MR. SUMNER M. DAVIS MR. J. WILLIAM KENNELLY Our district superintendent is a man rarely seen but largely Irnown. He rose to his oresech oosrnon after serving for several years as Head Manager ir Shurfief Co. The board of directors then named him o ein present position. He was born if rail R ver. Massachusetts and educated at Bridge- ■-crer Memo School, and Columbia University ■•‘mere he received his degree. Then. Mr. Casey has a o attended Harvard where he attained his Master s degree. It is he who supervises the busi¬ ness of our firm and of those in our line who are operating in Chelsea. ft Page Tar,