Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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Nathan T. Margolis Headmaster My sincere congratulations to the graduates of the Class of 1971! To those young men and women who have successfully completed their high school requirements in these days of stress and turmoil, a special commendation is to be added. For with all the emphasis placed on our personal liberties and freedom, educating the student is still Chelsea High School’s ultimate aim. You, the Class of 1971, have accomplished that goal, and are now better prepared to face the further challenges of higher education and vocational training. My best wishes to you for success in your indi¬ vidual endeavors. Edward V. Brown, Master To you, the graduates of “71” go my sincerest best wishes and congratulations. There will be many new and difficult challenges which I know you will handle with utmost care and conviction. Do not let establishment mediocrity prohibit you from seeking out new goals. Turn on your ideas and make them glow!!! The future of the world is in your hands; make the most of it!!! Let the Decade of the 70’s be studded with your accom¬ plishments. 25

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Administration John F. Ridge Superintendent of Schools To the Members of the Class of 1971: Congratulations to the members of the grad¬ uating Class of 1971! The pages of this year’s Beacon recount the happenings and associations of the past three years. There are now new pages of life to be written by each of you in whatever area you seek to fol¬ low. I have every confidence in our youth and, despite the troubled times in which we five, I know that you will meet your obligations and responsibilities in preserving and in improving the great free society with which our country has been blessed. My most sincere wishes to you for continued success and happiness. Administrative assistant, Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan, is in charge of all pertinent in¬ formation in the entire school system. Her knowledge and experience are very essential in the efficient administration of our schools. 24

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wmtmmi m mm Mmt W lV%«B t xivv SV 1 Miss B. Claire Forbes In the management of a large school there is a mul¬ titude of chores involving mountains of work which could not possibly be handled by the masters them¬ selves without the help of professional office assistants. At Chelsea High we are fortunate in having Miss B. Claire Forbes and Miss Genevieve Piontek whose ex¬ pert skills and knowledge keep our school humming smoothly from the first day of school to the last, from year to year. Miss Genevieve Piontek 26