Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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CLASS BOOK OF 19:1 B MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Edward Connell “Eddie” General Immaculate Conception School. If “Eddie” will argue as he does in class, he never will fail to win over the mass. “I will do my duty while I can.” Grace Elizabeth Connell “Connie” Commercial Glenwood School. Basketball team. Who says “Con¬ nie” can’t play basketball? “Certainly a woman’s thoughts run before her actions.” Ruth Helen Cummings “Ruth” General Glenwood School. Kappa Phi. Ruth is gay, and Ruth is clever, but for her to remain in silence,— never. “As merry as the day is long.” Rose Cushman “Cushie” Commercial Horace Mann School, Everett. Senior English Club. “Cushie” is admired for her cleverness, and has aroused the curious by her youthfulness. “I never knew so young a body with so old a head.” Page Eighteen

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CLASS BOOK OF 1921 B MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Henry Cohan Wilson “Henny” General Charles A. Daniels School. Art Club. Football let¬ ter ’20. Art Editor of Year Book. Farming North Tewksbury T8. Feeding Hills T9. Wherever he may go or wherever he may be, his thought is always—origi¬ nality. “In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed, To make some good, but others to exceed. David Benedict Cohen “Pat” General Charles A. Daniels School. President of Senior Eng¬ lish Club. “The Rivals.” “Nicholas Nickleby.” If “Pat” stands by his nick name, we’ll expect great things of him. “Every man of ability has his peculiarity Fannie Cohen “Faigel” Commercial Parlin School, Everett. In the morning she is pleas¬ ant, in the evening she is gay, but we call it only pretty “Faigel’s” way. “A rose in all its glory.” Evelyn Pearl Cole “Joe” General Hamlin School, Sanford, Maine. Senior English Club. With such a highly valued name, Joe can surely acquire fame. Her name is great in mouths of wisest censure.” Page Seventeen

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CLASS BOOK OF 192 1 B v MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Aruthur Clement Deering “Clem” Scientific Glenwood School. Gamma Sigma. News Editor Blue Gold. Advertising Mgr. Year Book. “Con¬ stantine Pueblo Jones.” “Clem” is some hustler when he sets out, as both teachers and classmates will testify, “Hail! HailJ the gangs all here !’ 1 Helen Frances Dennis General “Tommie” Lorin L. Dame School, Medford. “Tommy” is a very mysterious person but she has her good reasons. “Life’s a riddle” Jacob Egdall “Jakie” College Maplewood School. Track letter “21.” Although “Jakie” is slow in speech, he makes up for It on the track. “His ege begets occasion for Ms tent.” Anna Mildred Elliot “Rusty” General Belmont School. Class Songstress. ' “Rusty” is a singer from her red hair to her voice. ‘“To music charm she gives her soul so fain tcould reach the highest goal.” Page Nineteen