Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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SEIE IIE .... Mr. Margolis must be making the chemistry af the day quite interesting by the absorbed look on Chestefs face. Here, at Chelsea High School, the Science Department is divided into three sections, physics, the basic science, the science ot matter and energy, chemistry, the science dealing with the structure of matter within the molecule, and the changes that take place there, and biology, the science ot life. We learn how science in- fluences our lives, for truly, science has been playing an important role in man's lite since the days of the Stone Age. lt has governed his actions, it has advanced him from the cave man era to the atomic age. ln short, scientific progress is essential for the well-being of all mankind. lt is only by con- tinued research and the right use of scientific knowledge for con- struziive purposes that civilization can continue to advance, or even exist, thus, bringing peace, better understanding, and better stand' ards of living to all peoples. Mr, Kipnes, one ot our biology in structors, is explaining about the birds, bees, flowers and especially the twigs to a group of interested students. i 'Q 4' W ,Z Mr Staples instructing his class in Hooke's OW wnafwn' ur nahnnal

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