Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Opposite left: Mr. Aaron Kipnes, head of the Science Department. “Don’t faint now, faint later.’’ Opposite center: Mr. Roman Pucko. “A one, an a two, an a. . . .” Opposite right: Mr. David Pearlmutter. “Please, don’t cut my tie.’’ Upper right: Mr. Lawrence Baker. “What does Nacl mean?’’ bower right: Mr. Barry Balan. “Gentlemen, meet your ancestors.’’

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Many of the luxuries mankind enjoys today are the results of advancements in physics, chemistry, and biology. The-Science Department of Chelsea High keeps up with new techniques in the sciences. Under the able direction of Mr. Aaron Kipnes, our science teachers instruct us in the basic concepts of biology, chemis¬ try, and physics. The meter stick, the bunsen burner, and other tools of the laboratory have become familiar to those who have studied the sciences at Chelsea High. In order to cope with the modern world, every human being must be aware of his environment. The Science Department of Chelsea High seeks to train its students with that object in view.

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Upper left: Mr. Ralph Filippone. “I teach for the thrill, not the money. Lower left: Mr. Edward Sahagian. “What seems to be the problem?” Right: Mrs. Alice Sandberg, head of the Department of Mathematics. “Do we understand each other?”