Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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That’s the way! Now make that basket! Classes in physical education, supervised by Miss Reba Painter, keep the girls at Chelsea Senior High School happy and healthy. They learn good posture and various sports. Basketball, volley ball, badminton, softball, and tennis are enjoyed by all. More¬ over, the girls learn the importance of good sportsmanship. This knowledge and exercise adds up to a sound mind in a sound body. In the first aid classes Miss Reba Painter teaches her students the necessity of good health and the techniques of staying healthy. See that smile! She’ll be fine now, Miss Painter. phydicai (Education sdid 23

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Helpful as usual, Mrs. Kennedy? The library has a very important hand in our studies. It has not only an excellent selection of books, but also a fine supervisor, Mrs. Marie Kennedy. She readily co-operates in helping all students seeking aid or advice. By her efforts and patience their needs are anticipated and satisfied. This year the library has a unique reading accele¬ ration program, an enlarged research center, and ness shelves for the science department. Plans for future improvement are alsvays considered. The picture of concentration!

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anauaaes Parlez-vous franfais? The foreign language department at the Chelsea Senior High School, under the direction of Mr. Myer Gootkin, includes Latin, French, and Spanish. Miss Ella Deasy’s Latin classes acquire, as always, the best possible training in both prose and poetry. Miss Mahoney and Mr. Gootkin make learning French grammar and con¬ versation tres interessante. The Spanish classes of Miss McKenna and Mrs. Monte- sano, gain an excellent command of the language. Last, but not least, the German classes, under the able direction of Miss Severence, learn the essentials of this difficult language. Aufgepasst! No mistakes, s’il vous-plait!