Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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May We, Cod Helping Us, Be Part Of The Answer, Not Part Of The Problem. — Peter Marshall

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September, 1966, signified the arrival of about 300 sophomores at Chelsea High School. As naive, unsophisticated adolescents, we were apprehensive about our unfamiliar surroundings. But after several weeks, we became accustomed to the indifference of the seniors, the remarks of the juniors, and the hot lunches in the cafeteria. Adding to all this was the excitement of a fire drill that turned out to be the real thing. We somehow managed to survive our first year, and we returned to Chelsea High as confident and adjusted juniors. Our first decision involved the selection of class rings. They may not be the most expensive, but they will always be an important part of our happy memories at Chelsea High. Our next task was the election of capable junior class officers: Bill Chiaradona, President; Gwen Robinson, Vice President; Jane Fitzpatrick, Secretary; and Joanne Evans, Treasurer. They all carried out their respective jobs admirably and made our junior year a great success. Finally the big event of the year arrived — the Junior Prom. Through the unselfish acts of the many people involved, our Junior Prom was enjoyed by everyone who attended. 30