Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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N9 This year the city of Malden is celebrating its Tercentenary. Therefore, we of the Maldonian StaH have endeavored to bring to mind through the pages of our yearbook the places and activities which depict our daily school life, as well as our progress in the community during this era. An example of the growth of Malden, both in popu- lation and size is afforded by the contrast of the little school house presided over by Ezekiel Jen- kins with the modern M. H. S, with its brick building covering an entire block and housing over 1800 students. Malden has not developed in stature aloneg but it has grown from a small group of Englishmen to a thriving cosmopolitan city with people of all races and creeds working and striving together. 'G l l M U Louise Petro

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,714 flpprevinfinu . . . When we think of our days in Malden High School, we will always remember with a great deal of pleasure two of Maldcn's most loyal teachers, Miss Cora Lane and Miss Florence Whittum. Their efficient manners and friendly dispositions have won them a warm spot in the heart of everyone who has ever come in contact with them. It is very difficult to express the deep appreciation which we feel toward these teachers. The entire school joins in wishing them all the luck and happi- ness due them. C35 Miss Lane, an alumna of Mal- den High School, is one of the charter members of Usona',. ' She came back as a teacher in 1912, and has since taught nearly every commercial subject. At the present, she instructs only in Com- mercial geography. Miss VVhittum has been an in- structor at Malden High since 1922, when she began as a teacher of Ancient History and Latin. She has always been busy plan- ning and working for the Latin Honor Society, which she founded in IQQ55. ,h,..4-f-s..,,w,,. maar- ,,f ',v'

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