Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Let’s hope that these future cooks are paying careful attention. Home Economics The Home Economics Department consists of useful and practical courses, which will prepare girls for their roles as homemakers. In the well equipped cooking department, under the excellent guidance of Miss Mildred L. Johnson, the girls learn to plan, prepare, and serve appetizing and well balanced meals. The sewing course, under the capable supervision of Miss Melba Wright and Miss Judith Epstein, is arranged so that the students may acquire a basic knowl¬ edge of all phases of sewing and dressmaking. t cccbe Pin that hem straight. Lucky are these girls who can make their own clothes. These girls will surely be well dressed under Miss Epstein’s direction.

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“Exegi monumentum aere perrenius.” (I have built a monument more lasting than bronze.) Miss Montesano is helping her students to better under¬ stand the subject. Miss McKenna ' s Spanish class equally enjoys Spanish and picture taking.

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Mr. Freedman instructs the boys in the proper methods of printing. The future carpenters of Chelsea are Morelli. The Industrial Arts Department educates students in the fields of printing, woodworking, and auto mechanics. In the repair shop, headed by Mr. Savino Mor¬ elli, the students operate, repair, and sharpen tools with which they construct different projects. Mr. Barnett Freedman teaches the boys the basic principles of printing and related subjects. For ex¬ perience, all school notices, report cards, programs, stationery, school forms, etc., are printed by the pupils. Under the supervision of Mr. Arthur Hagan, the students develop a knowledge of recognizing and repairing the intricate parts of a car. a racing Uur mec motor? cCCs tr The boys are paying close attention. Explain what Mr. Hagan is saying.