Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS BOOK OF 192 I B Harry Kaufman “Coffee” General Charles A. Daniels School. Let us all rise to “Cof¬ fee,” for he has accepted his diploma without dispute. “All the courses of my life clo show I am not in the roll of common men.” Alice W. Kerr “Al” Commercial Center School. Although “Al” has a hoyish nick¬ name she does not live up to it. “The sweetest lady that ever I looked upon.” Ida Cynthia Klane “Ide” Commercial Belmont School. Senior English Club. “Ide” is some little speed girl on the typewriter and she well deserves the certificate she received. “Frank nature rather curious than in haste Hath well composed thee.” Florence Ethel Mabey “Ethel” General Belmont School. Schoo l to Ethel is all seriousness, for she leaves all foolishness behind her. “Devotion is the source of all success.” Page Twenty-four

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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

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CLASS BOOK OF 1 92 I B MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Katherine Florence MacDonald “Kitty” Commercial Cheverus School. Senior English Club. Kitty makes herself heard if not seen, everywhere. “Variety is the very spice of life.” Allen Maclver “Mac” Commercial Maplewood School. Omricon Delta. “Mac.” is a good all round scout. And is always in form for a boxing bout. “The world has not his like, There be worse and there be better But there’s no other just like him.” Sarah MacPhee “Mac” Commercial Belmont School. Senior English Club. Many are the times that “Mac” has thrilled us with her gruesome stories and pious selections. “The lady is very well worthy.” Anna Josephine Maloney “Ann” Commercial Emerson School. Her name is “Ann,” she is tall and trim, and she’s always ready with one of her whims. “There’s little of the melancholy element in her.” Page Twenty-Five