Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Dorothy Botto “Dot” 194 Lebanon Street Beebe Jr. High Sargent Commercial Biology Scandals; Basketball; Field Hockey, Manager ’34; Tennis; Football Usher. “Life without sports is not life.’ ' Mabelle Maude Brown “Brownie” 218 Summer Street Beebe Jr. High Burdett College Commercial “Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace.” Joan Jennie Boukis “Jennie” 39 Broadway Browne Jr. High General Vesper George Art School “Big-Hearted Herbert”; Maldonian, Art Editor. “Here is nobility in the world of art.” Norman L. Buchanan “Curly” 22 Baker Street Lincoln Jr. High General “Silence does not mean lack of wisdom.” Abraham Joseph Brand “Brandy” 44 Suffolk Street Lincoln Jr. High Boston University College Band; Maldonian, Subscription Staff. “Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail.” Thelma Elizabeth Fay Buchanan “Bucky” 18 Waite Street Browne Jr. High Burdett College General History Club; Macdowell Club, Librarian ’34, Vice-Presi¬ dent ’35; Kappa Phi; Maldonian, Proofreader. “An attractive co nhination of efficiency and helpfulness.” Doris Mae Brittain “Doris” 671 Main Street Beebe Jr. High Bryant and Stratton Commercial Usona, Treasurer ’35; Tri-Hi, Treasurer ’35, Publicity Manager ’36; Executive Board; Football Usher; National Honor Society. “The manner of this maiden is plain, unaffected, and. sincere.” Florence Ruth Bunnell “Bunnie” 25 Williams Street Browne Jr. High Burdett College General History Club; Macdowell Club, Librarian ’34; Secretary ’36; Maldonian, Proofreader. “A slim, appealing bit of femininity always ready ivith a cheery smile.” Grace Hannah Brown “Grade” 15 Whipple Street Beebe Jr. High General Forsythe Dental School History Club, Secretary ’34; Usona; Tri-Hi, President ’35, Vice-president ’36; Greenroom Dramatic Society; Kappa Phi; “One in a Million”; Class Committees; Maldonian, Subscription Staff; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Eeporter; Executive Board. “Her heart has room for every joy with space left!” Margaret Louise Burt “Margaret” 46 Wyoming Avenue Beebe Jr. High General Malden Commercial School French Club. “Always willing to do tvhat she can.”

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Esther Leah Berman “Es” 19 Mt. Vernon Street Lincoln Jr. High Journalism Commercial Greenroom Dramatic Society, President ’36; English Club; Macdowell Club; Sigma Phi; “Lyric Poisoning”; “Perfect Alibi”; National Honor Society. “Popular, pretty, and a talented actress.” Eleanor Virginia Blake “Mike” 50 James Street Roberts Jr. High, Medford General Simmons College “There is a woman at the beginning of all great things.” Jean Berrigan “Chubby” 509 Medford Street Beebe Jr. High Stoneleigh College Commercial Kappa Phi; AYA; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Represen¬ tative. “I had radher have a fool make me merry than exper¬ ience make me sad.” Constance Vera Blomerth “Connie” 815 Highland Avenue Beebe Jr. High Commercial Tri-Hi. “Studious, energetic, persistent, and true; She has been, she will be, all the years through.” George L. Bickford “Bickey” 87 Rockwell Street Browne Jr. High Wentworth Institute General Football. “It is the silent men who are the foundation of this world.” Edith Boehm “Edie” 23 Cedar Street Beebe Jr. High Art School General Macdowell Club, Pianist ’34, Secretary ’35; Kappa Phi; AYA; “Big-Hearted Herbert”. “Edith is as colorful and sparkling a personality as her radiant red. hair.” Joseph Wallace Bigelow “Biggy” 45 Wheeler Street Browne Jr. High St. John’s Prep Hi-Y; Camera Club. “Anything for a quiet life.” Henry Bornstein 11 Linwood Street Lincoln Junior High Boston University “Three years devoid of fame or praise, yet nobly spent.” Kenneth R. Blackshaw “Ken” 380 Cross Street Beebe Jr. High M. 1. T. Scientific Lit; History Club, Treasurer ’34; ADS; “Big-Hearted Herbert”; Football Pin Committee; Maldonian, Biograph¬ er; Football Usher. “Don’t wake me up; I’m concentrating on one of Batch’s problems.” Alfred Bottaro “Freddie” 459 Ferry Street Lincoln Jr. High General Commercial Artist History Club, Publicity Manager ’35; Boys’ Glee Club; “Pirates of Penzance’”; Maldonian, Art Editor. “Artists are men of subtle craft.” General “Hank” Scientific

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Pauline Haskell Byrnes “Polly” 35 Columbia Street Browne Jr. High Boston University Commercial Girls’ Rifle Club; Tri-Hi; Football Usher. “Her smile is genial; her friendship, true.’ ' Kenneth Bradford Carter “Kenneth” 27 Walnut Street Beebe Jr. High Journalism General History Club; Lit, Vice-president ’35, Secretary ’36, Pres¬ ident ’36; “Big-Hearted Herbert”; “One in a Million”; Tennis; Blue and Gold, Art Editor, Associate Editor; Cog Prize Speaking Contest, Second ’35, First ’36; Class Night Orator. “He’s as busy as North Station at rush hour on Saturday when the Bruins are playing.” Vincenza Rose Campanella “Vin” Browne Jr. High College 12 Plainfleld Avenue Nurse Usona; French Club; Maldonian, Biographer; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Reporter. “A bit of a girl all of whose capabilities have not yet been brought out.” Beatrice Terese Celata “Bea” 5 Oliver Street Browne Jr. High Stenographer Commercial “Without trying, nothing is gained.” Thomas Edward Cargill Jr. “Tommy” 5 Clapp Street Browne Jr. High BostonUniversity General Hi-Y, Publicity Manager ’35; Boys’ Glee Club; Gamma Sigma; “Pirates of Penzance”; Golf; Football Usher. “What is this charm I have over wo-men?” Laura Chamberlain “Cappy” 5 Elm Street Beebe Jr. High Middlebury College College Usona, Secretary ’36; Maldonian, Literary Editor; Execu¬ tive Board; Football Usher. “There is no substitute for thorough-going, ardent, and sincere earnestness.” Edward Carpenter “Eddy” 194 Summer Street Beebe Jr. High General Gamma Sigma, Secretary ’36. “To be seen, but not heard is his motto.” Norman Wright Cheever “Gus” 61 Noble Street Browne Jr, High Brown University Scientiflc Rifle Club. “Some believe in being heard, as well as being seen.” Wilfred John Carr “Will” 57 East Border Road Beebe Jr. High College Lit; Maldonian, Biographer; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Reporter, Business Staff. “The possessor of a modest, freckled, sunny countenance.” Dorothy S. Chisholm “Dot” 250 Summer Street Beebe Jr. High Dramatic Art School General Kappa Phi; AY A. “Neatness is a crowning grace to womanhood.”