Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Class MISS MARY E. HEALD Chief Mviser Without advisers our class could not have carried on one of its varied activities. To Miss Heald, Miss Gustin, Miss Smith, Mrs. Mc¬ Carty, Mr. Tolman, and Mr. Wettergreen goes all our gratitude for two fun-packed years. To Miss Young, and to Mr. Smith, who left us to become a lieutenant in the Navy, goes our sincere thanks for the time they have given us.

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Being, rather than seeming to be, can be accomplished in more than one way. Service to one ' s country is one of the biggest, best, arid most difficult ways. We have set off a special part of the senior section in recognition of our classmen now in arms. There are other ways, however. National Honor members know what they are. Track team members know what they are. Senior Council members know what they are. So does every member of the class. Girls baking cookies, and boys hammering sections of the ski lodge for Prom, second teamers sweating it out in football practice, magazine sellers tramping from door to door, senior play prompters, CHAWS, Blue and Gold writers, football ushers, bond and stamp salesmen, Kleen-Up-Korps girls, Varieties ushers, school radio actors and actresses, volunteer snow shovellers—all know the way. Turn the page, please—to the Senior I Class.

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A drisers Miss Young Miss Smith Mr. Wcttergreen Miss Gustin Mr. To!ma n Mrs. McCarty