Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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' QmcL uiaance The guidance department at Chelsea High School is efficiently supervised by Mr. Eli Richmond. Miss Anne M. Sharood is the capable counsellor for the girls while Mr. Nathan Margolis ably advises the boys. Whenever problems arise, whatever they con¬ cern: college, jobs, or our academic life here at Chel¬ sea High School, our advisers help us to solve them easily.

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Girls gym, under the supervision of Miss Reba O. Painter, is not only one of the most interesting courses offered at Chelsea High, but one of the most profit¬ able. Miss Painter endeavors to help the individual students in various sports and posture. The two most beneficial lessons that the girls learn are: win or lose, one must play the game fairly; and be a good sport. With this in mind, basketball, badminton, volley ball, softball, and tennis are enjoyed by all. As we look back upon our high school days, we will remember gym, consisting of good sportsmanship and know¬ ledge which all adds up to a sound mind in a sound body. Under the watchful supervision of Coach Henry McCarthy, the sophomore and junior boys of Chelsea High enjoy a period of gym each week. Basketball, volleyball, and rope exercises are some of the activ¬ ities that build up the muscles of the Chelsea High School males. All this vigorous training gives the boys the incentive to try out, and participate, in al competitive sports. We all agree that some of the future sports stars, who will pound the gridirons of America, will certainly have come from the gym of C.H.S.