Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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William lies Hartman “Bill” 38 Taylor Street Browne Jr. High General Lit; Hi-Y; Track; Maldonian, Subscription Staff; Blue and Gold, Local Editor; Executive Board. “Bill’s modesty doesn’t do justice to his keen mind.” Robert John Hodgson “Bob” 45 Olive Avenue Browne Jr. High General Civil Service Course French Club; Latin Honor Society. “In foreign languages, Boh tops them all.” Lillian Healey “Lill” 9 Forest Street Beebe Jr. High Commercial Boston University Usona; Tennis; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Eeporter. “In time of need, Lillian can ahoays be depended upon.” Thomas James Horgan “Tom” 35 Eichardson Street Lincoln Jr. High General “A little nonsense now and then is enjoyed by the best of men.’’ Edith Helin Browne Jr. High Tri-Hi. 99 Beach Street Burdett College “Short and sweet.” “Irish General Lester William Horton “Lefty” 3 Crescent Avenue Browne Jr. High General Eifle Club; Band; Hockey. “A studious chap, who would much rather do his home¬ work than listen to the bulletin.” Raymond Lee Henreckson “Nap” 76 Fairview Avenue Browne Jr. High General Orchestra Work Band, “Big-Hearted Herbert”. “On the bottom of a pile of trouble you will find Ray.” Margaret Houghton “Peg” 9 Eoberts Street Browne Jr. High General Burdett College Orchestra. “Peg has a passion for music and dancing, especially dancing.” Margaret Henrv “Peg” 24 Willard Street Browne Jr. High College Tri-Hi; Latin Honor Society; Basketball; Executive Board. “A willing helper who is a friend to all.” Robert Earl Hewlett Jr. “Bob” 20 Glenmere Avenue Browne Jr. High Scientific New England Aircraft School “A poptdur and ivell-liked member of our class.”

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Charlotte Greek “Charlotte” 111 Walnut Street Lunenburg Academy, Nova Scotia General Burdett College History Club; Tri-Hi, Publicity Manager ’35, Secretary ’36; Maldonian, Subscription Staff. “She, ever with a ready grace, would strive to do her 2 Mrt.” Robert A. Hamilton “Bob” 10 Maine Avenue, Somerville Lincoln Jr. High General New England Conservatory of Music Music Appreciation Club, President ’35; Boys’ Glee Club, President ’36; “Pinafore” (orchestra) ; “Pirates of Pen¬ zance”; “Mikado”; Maldonian, Music Editor; Winner of Vocal Scholarship in the New England Conservatory of Music. “Music makes Bob Hamilton grow round.” Ida Green “I” 235 Harvard Street Lincoln Jr. High Boston University Commercial Macdowell Club; Tennis; Maldonian, Typist. “Silence is more musical than any song.” Audrey Elizabeth Harlow “Betty” 140 Beltran Street Beebe Jr. High Simmons College College Usona; Beebe Alumni Association, Recording Secretary ’36; Maldonian, Literary Editor; Blue and Gold, Poetry Editor; Cam-Usona Debate. “There is something sweeter than receiving praise—the feeling of having deserved it.” Leonard H. Green “Len” 62 Division Street Browne Jr. High General Bryant and Stratton “Silence is the true friend who never betrays.” Phyllis Harrington “Phyll” 76 Cedar Street Beebe Jr. High General New England Baptist Hospital Macdowell Club; Tennis. “Phyll’s success as a nurse is assured.” Alfred Manuel Greer Jr. “Al” 50 Rockingham Avenue Browne Jr. High Scientific University of New Hampshire Rifle Club. “Genius is the ability to act wisely without precedent.” Gideon Joseph Harris “Joe” 307 Clifton Street Lovenberg Jr. High, Galveston, Texas College College Lit, Deputy ’36; Tennis, Captain ’36; Printing Commit¬ tee; Maldonian, Club Editor; Blue and Gold, Poetry Ed¬ itor; Lit-Newton Debate. “Pardon my Texas accent.” Thomas E. Guilfoyle “Tom” 194 West Street Beebe Jr. High Moses Brown Prep General Soccer. “Much wisdom often goes with fewest words.” Walter Joseph Hart Jr. “Wally” 11 Evans Court Lincoln Jr. High Engineering Course General Football. “Humor is not measured in inches.”

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V V. V. Walter Francis Irving Jr. “Walter” 25 Wyoming Avenue Beebe Jr. High Burdett College Commercial Football; Executive Board. “Walter displays fine executive abilities.” Florence Virginia Johnson “Flo” 45-A Richardson Street Beebe Jr. High Burdett College General Tri-Hi; Greenroom Dramatic Society; Girls’ Rifle Club; Hockey; Basketball, Captain ’35. “Some fortunate business man is going to find more than just a good stenographer in his office.” Blanche Viola Jackson “Jackie” . 112 Mills Street Lincoln Jr. High Normal School General “Small, but oh my!” George Harold Kaulback “Von” 52 Wentworth Street Browne Jr. High General Diesel Engineering School G D S; Homeroom Representative. “Thy modesty’s a candle to thy merit.” Henry Lincoln James “Garry” 22 Olive Avenue Browne Jr. High General Wentworth Institute Hockey. “A fine sense of humor — that’s one of Henry’s posses¬ sions.” Muriel Kelso “Muriel” 123 Oliver Street Winship Jr. High, Brighton General Burdett College Ecce Signum. “A pojndar young lady whose sweetness is unquestioned.” Lorraine Jodoin “Lorraine” 153 Madison Street Beebe Jr. High Stenographer General French Club; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Reporter. “We’ll pick you for our secretary, Lorraine.” Albert Joseph Kenney Jr. “Coots” 938 Main Street Jamaica High, New York General Boston College Gamma Sigma; Football; Homeroom Representative. “Here’s hoping that your gridiron success is representa¬ tive of your success in life.” Elin Marie Johnson “Swede” 2 Hemenway Avenue Browne Jr. High Commercial “A quiet type whose nature never varies—at least, in school.” Florence Louise Killam “Florence” 31 Tufts Street Lincoln Jr. High Stenographer General Sargent Art Club; Macdowell Club; “Pirates of Pen¬ zance”; “Mikado”; Maldonian, Biographer. “She is always willing to help others.”