Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Mr. Eli Richman, the head of the Guidance Department, is always on hand to help a student concerning his future. Guidance Guiding the students of Chelsea High School through the doors to our futures is Mr. Eli Richman, the head of the Guidance Test and Measurements Department, assisted by Mr. Edward Brown, the boys’ counselor, and Miss Adele Revis, the girls’ counselor. Whether we are seek¬ ing admission to college or future employment, we can always depend upon their expert counsel to lead us in the right direction. Mr. Edward Brown gives help to the boys with his sound advice and good judgement.

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The hardworking office girls are on hand to help keep the office running smoothly and efficiently. The doors of education and opportunity are open to every Chelsea High School student who wishes to take advantage of everything our school has to offer. Our competent administration co-ordinates the diverse activities of the school and keeps it functioning smoothly and efficiently. Mr. J. Frank Herlihy executes his duties as superintendent of schools, Mr. James J. Cotter as our head¬ master and Mr. Nathan Margolis as our master. We are certainly appreciative of their efforts to maintain the high standards of Chelsea High School. The office staff of Miss Claire Forbes and Miss Genevieve Piontek deserve much credit for their aid to the administration by carrying out their numerous clerical duties capably and efficiently. Miss Claire Forbes, our senior clerk, a valuable aid to the office, effi¬ ciently handles all school clerical details. Miss Genevive Piontek by her assistance in her many duties, has proved herself a capable aide and a definite asset to our school as one of our senior clerks. 9

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Library “Shut not your doors to me proud li¬ braries.” Through books, one can not only learn about our past but also about the problems which face the complex world of today. At Chelsea High School we are all fortunate to have the facili¬ ties for utilizing the vast resources of knowledge. Not only does the library provide all research texts necessary but also an abundance of popular modern books. This year the students of Chelsea High School were able to buy paperback books at the Book Fair. We hope this will become an annual affair. Thanks to Mrs. Marie Kennedy, our librarian, the students can always secure the information they are seeking. Mrs. Marie Kennedy, library supervisor, is always ready to assist the students and help them in the selection of books. ...storing the knowledge of others The efficient working library aides help keep the library running smoothly and efficiently. -V L : j r [ k □ The quiet atmosphere of the library provides ideal study conditions for the students. Here they are free from any outside disturbances. 11