Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Mr. Schwartz may be destined for a great acting career. His pupils’ expressions don’t show Mrs. Melley’s class is study¬ ing diligently for a test. Why are you smiling, bovs? No, girls, the world really isn’t flat at all! P ' I f ' f ft j -

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Miss Burnett is helping these students to understand English much better. Whatever field we pursue, a good background in English is necessary for success. Fortunately, we have a good staff of English teachers who are dili¬ gently training us so that we will be better equipped to bridge our high school life to future activities. Our college course teachers include Mr. Maurice Greenfield, Mr. Max Stewart, and Miss Harriet Malone. Teaching commercial English are the Misses Margaret Connolly, Agnes Burnett, and Anna Kuhn. The academic teachers are Mr. Bernard Schwartz, and Mrs. Margaret Melley. Assisting the general course students are Dr. Max Ross, Mr. Robert O’Brien, and Mr. Henry Zielinski. Hey, everyone’s laughing! Mr. Zielinski certainly likes to keep his class happy. Mr. O’Brien is certainly doing a fine job in keep¬ ing the attention of the class.

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It’s obvious that Mr. Stewart’s class is not reading a tragedy. Maryann is giving a recitation of “The Good Hours” by Rob¬ ert Frost. Both Miss Kuhn and her students are enjoying it very much. duct fi,aet ui tuty tCc u-dtae Mr. Greenfield’s class seems to be studying intently. That’s the way to do it.