Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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• i • Chelsea means Mr. Richman’s assistance en¬ ables students to select the colleges for which they are best qualified and which fill their individual needs. Our traffic boys, with friendly remonstrations, help to keep order in the corridors and to prevent needless accidents. By taking advantage of the excellent variety of books in our library, many eager stu¬ dents have gained extensive knowledge. ... our educational standards Upon this table lie the sym¬ bols of our educational stand¬ ards in Chelsea High School. Hi l 1 MB i s 1 CHELSEA

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I CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA • CHELSEA Our allegiance to America is one of the highlights of our school as well as our city. By painstaking thought through the efforts of our guidance counselor, problems of many students are wisely solved. 6 At Chelsea High School, expressing one’s opinion is practiced as well as en¬ joyed by every pupil. By this we are benefitted in two ways: freedom of con¬ science and practice in oral presenta¬ tions. As we gaze upon these pages, our edu¬ cational standards ar e clearly revealed. Allegiance to the flag distinguishes the patriotic feeling which pervades the build¬ ing. Meanwhile, Joyce, expressing her thoughts, proves that the practice of public speaking is one of the highlights of the school. We observe that guidance and advice are freely offered to aim many of us toward future success, while Marty por¬ trays the ability of our boys to enforce the school rules. Last but not least we view the library, a picture which demonstrates the opportunity offered to all of us to gain extensive knowledge. CHELSEA • CHELSEA

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CHELSEA • CHELSEA • CHELSEA • CHELSEA • CHELSEA For more than thirty years, Mr. Davis, our friend as well as advisor, has served as an honorable sub-master in our school. He is a graduate of Bates College in Maine, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Prior to his present position he has had much experience in teaching which has been of great assistance to him. Our able head master, Mr. Kennelly, has achieved as well as contributed much in the field of edu¬ cation. Being the recipient of both Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees, proves the reason for his ability in successfully manag¬ ing the affairs of the school. For eight years he served as head master at Carter School, after which time he undertook his present position. Mr. J. Frank Herlihy, superintendent of the pub¬ lic schools, is outstanding in our minds because of his painstaking efforts to better our school system. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree after which he attained his Masters degree in administration. Because of his experience and wisdom he has been able to execute the official duties of the school system, no matter how trying the situation. CHELSEA • CHELSEA • CHELSEA CHELSEA • 8 J