Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS BOOK OF 192 1 B Stanley Wallace Hirtle “Stan General Belmont School. Upsilon De ta. Pres. Lit. ice- Pres. Class. Associate Editor Year Book. U. S. Farm Reserve ’18. Football letters ’19, ’20. We all can see that “Stan” is quite a busy man. “His zeal, none seconded, as oat of season judg’d.” Kendall Hodgdon “Hodgie” Scientific Glenwood School. Gamma Sigma. Alumni Scholar¬ ship. “Arrival of Kitty.” “Nicholas Nickleby.” Not satisfied with three “D’s” in his name, “Hodgie” goes to Darmouth to further his fame. “The wit of one man and the ' wisdom of many.” Goldie Gertrude Hoffman “Go” General Faulkner School. Senior English Club. History Club. “Goldie” is one of our live wires. She can ' t help it. Look at her nickname. “Blessed is she who is not afraid to voice her opinion.” Frederick Parker Hume “Humesie” General Linden School. Gamma Sigma. “Humesie” is in a class of his own when it comes to singing in the chorus. “Man delights not rne, nor woman neither.” Page Twenty-two

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CLASS BOOK OF I 92 1 B MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Horace Oliver Grant “Hogs” Commercial Maplewood School. Senior English Club. “Hogs” will some day accomplish great things,—if he is given time. “Men of few words are the best men.” Beatrice Louise Harlow “Bee” General Maplewood School. Senior English Club. “Bee” is just as busy as the humble bee, for she gathers knowl¬ edge diligently. “The mould of a woman’s fortune is in her own hands” Arthur Hart General “Art” Maplewood School. “Lit.” School pianist. “Art” is like a piano, grand and upright. “Still waters run deep ’ Jeanette Halfond “Jackie” Commercial Parlin School, Everett. Senior English Club. Basket¬ ball ’17, ’18. “Jackie” goes, but her spirit lingers, in basketball and chocolate fingers. “She tells you flatly what her mind is” Page Twenty-one

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CLASS BOOK OF 1921 B v MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth Isenman “Bess” COLLEGE Centre School. “Bess” Is small in body, but great in mind; and we can praise ourselves that we made a find. “And still they gazed and still the -wonder grew That ons small head could carry all she knew.” Hazel Elizabeth Jenness “Jen” Normal Linden School. It is hard to find a girl as quiet as “Jen,” for there are very few born like her. “And gladly would she learn and gladly teach.” Florence Lorraine Johnson “Flo” General Charles A. Daniels School. Senior English Club. Class Poetess. We all wish “Flo” luck in her chosen profession. ‘Quiet., unassuming and reserved Hilda Marion Helen Johnson “Johnny” General Maplewood School. Senior English Club. Johnny believes in the saying, “Smile and the world smiles with you. “What’s mine is yours and what’s yours is mine.” Page Twenty.thiee