Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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II 1. CD 1. 3 CURRICULA SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR English 2 . . . 5 English 3 . . . 5 English 4 . . . 5 Latin 2 .... 5 Latin 3 . . . 5 Latin 4 . . . 5 COLLEGE French 1 or German 1 . 5 French 2 or German 2 5 French 3 or German 3 5 Geometry . . . 5 Chemistry or . . 5 Physics or . . 5 A History 3 fU.S.J . 5 History 3 fU.S.J . 5 Algebra 2 . . 5 Review Mathematics 5 fWhere Necessaryj English 2 . . . 5 English 3 . . . 5 English 4 . . . 5 Plane Geometry . . . 5 Algebra 2 . . . 5 History 3 fU.S.J . . . 5 Latin or French or German . 5 Latin or French or Germ n . 5 Latin or French or Ge ma or Biology or a Second Language 5 Aeronautics . . . 5 COLLEGE Physics or Solid Geometry and fElect -two subjectsb Trigonometry or a B Chemistry . . . 5 Second Language . 5 History 2 lMod. Eur.J 5 Second Language . 5 Review Mathematics 5 fWhere Necessaryl English 2 .... 5 English 3 . . . 5 English 4 . . . . 5 French 1 or German 1 . 5 glrench 2 or German 2 2 Frinch 3 o German 3 or Latin 2 or Biology . 5 emistry . . eronautics . 5 SCIENTIFIC Geometry . . 5 History 3 fU.S.J 5 Physics ..... 5 Algebra 2 . . 5 Review Mathematics . . 5 Solid Geometry and Trigonometry 5 English 2 ..... 5 English 3 . . . 5 English 4 .A . . . . 5 History 1 fAncient and Medievalj 5 History 2 Cfrom 17001 . . 5 History 3 QU.S.J . . . 5 fElect two subjects one of which fElect two subjects one of which 1Elect two subjects one of which must be a prepared subjectl must be a prepared subjectj must be a prepared subjectj Latin or French or German 5 Music Appreciation 1 . . 5 Music Appreciation 2 . . 5 Geometry .... 5 Latin or French or German . 5 Latin or French or German . 5 Algebra 1 .... 5 Algebra 2 .... 5 Review Mathematics . . 5 Intermediate Science . 5 Stenography 2 fand T.W.J 10 Stenography 3 land T.W.J 10 Stenography 1 fand T.W.J 5 Chemistry . . . 5 Biology . . . . 5 Second Language . . 5 Second Language . 5 Physics ..... 5 GENERAL Freehand Drawing 1 . 10 Freehand Drawing 2 . 10 Second Languag . . . 5 Mechanical Drawing 1 10 Mechanical Drawing 2 10 Commercial Law and Economics 5 Manual Training 1 . 10 Manual Training 2 . 10 Freehand Drawing 3 . . 10 Domestic Arts 1 . 10 Printing 1 . . 10 Mechanical Drawing 3 10 Domestic Arts 2 . . 10 Manual Training 3 . 10 Electricity and Mechanics . 5 Printing 2 . . 10 Meteorology . . . 5 Domestic Arts 3 . . 10 Elementary Music Theory 5 Radio .... 5 General Business Practice 1 . 5 Elementary Music Theory 5 Typewriting A . . 5 Aeronautics . . . 5 Typewriting B . . . 5 General Business Practice 1 5 English 2 . . . 5 English 3 ..... 5 English 4 . . . . . 5 Commercial Geography . 5 History 3 CU.Si.J . . . 5 Commercial Law and Economics 5 Bookkeeping 1 . . . 5 fElect two subjects one of which Stenography 1 fand T.W.J 5 must be commercialj fElect two subjects one of which COMMERCIAL Bookkeeping2 . . 5 must be commercialj Chemistry . . . 5 Accounting . . 5 French or German . . 5 Biology .... 5 Stenography 2 fand T.W.J 10 French or German . . 5 Algebra .... 5 Stenography 3 fand T.W.J 10

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Our Assistant Executives MISS EDNA TURKINGTON As Dean of Girls, Miss Turkington will always be remembered and thanked for the service she has given to M. H. S. girls. They have bene- fitted greatly from her talks on col- leges and their requirementsg the as- semblies she has arranged on man- ners and grooming and on specialized careers, and her help in arranging school programs, Every morning she can be seen patiently receiving ab- sence slips. The National Honor So- ciety Installation is also under her able direction. -4' MR. ARTHUR LARSEN Aside from his regular classes of Law and Economics and the many duties placed upon him by his posi- tion as head of the Commercial De- partment, Mr. Larsen serves as fac- ulty manager of athletics. In this function he supervises the sale of tickets to games and handles all ath- letic expenditures. In addition Nfr. Larsen is junior Class Master, hand- ling the boys' discipline problems. Xfany times we see a group of breath- less students pouring in to his ofiice at 8:01 for Mr. Larsen has charge of tardinesses. . .,.. MISS GRACE CROWE Miss Crowe, who has been in our school system for seventeen years, ioined our high school staff this year. She was appointed to take the place of lwirs. Sarah Hayford who passed away during the summer. She is health counselor to students and fac- ulty and renders first aid in all emer- gencies. For the First time she is administering sight and hearing tests. The vision testing machine which she uses, is the new gift of the Lions Club. Adequate follow-up work of physical defects is done and com- plete medical records of all students are kept. s .av ' MR, CLARKE BROOKES Mr. Brookes, as coordinator of the extra-curricula activities at KI. II. S. is always ready and happy to assist us in all school functions. As Sopho- more Class Niaster his advice is there for the asking. In this capacity, too. he handles the boys' disciplinary problems. It is necessary to consult hir. Brookes if one wishes to engage the auditoriums, the club room or the music room for any activities. All engagements are listed on his register. When student programs are made out Nfr. Brookes is there to assist. MISS HELENE MOORE Miss Helene Moore, the Director of Guidance, works with the Seniors taking College Boards and N.R.O.'l'.C. tests. She has made individual ap- pointments for pupils with schools and industry, and with professional men, to talk over possible careers. She has explained the results of the Boston University Battery Tests to each of the more than three hundred seniors. She handles all applications for work and all placements. Before Christmas she taught Retail Selling for all students who wished to work in the stores. or sw... ,ws-Els MR. ROBERT PERRY Nfl: Perry, head of the Science De- partment and Physics and Aeronau- tics teacher also finds time to be Senior Class Master. In this posi- tion he looks out for all problems of senior boys. Every spring we fincl X112 Perry and his assistants making out program sheets for the next school year. As we pass room IOQ in the morning we find him busily eheckirvf in all absent boys. In addition Mr. Perry is director of school supplies.

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LAURA M. PEARL , GLISH i MARGUERITE AMMANN Colleges: Wellesley College B.A., Boston University M.A. Subjects: English. Activities: Director of Debate League, Class Adviser-1949. DEBORAH A. YOUNG Colleges: Bates College A.B. Subjects: English. Activities: Class Adviser-1948. MARY ESTELLE HEALD Colleges: Tufts College A.B Subjects: English. Activities, Maldonian Adviser. VIVIAN E. KISTLER J. RUSSELL BOWMAN Colleges: Lebanon Valley College A.B., Harvard Univer- sity A.M., PhD. Subjects: Eng- lish. Activities: Class Adviser -1949, Debate Coach-Eng lish Club, Ticket Adviserf Senior Play. ALDINE C. GILMAN Colleges: Colby College A.B. Subjects: English. Activities: Cam Adviser, Class Adviser- 1949- MARY R. KIRBY Colleges: Boston University B.S., M.A. Subjects: English. Activities: Class Adviser-1950, Scholarship Committee. MADGE C. LESLIE C0lleL'e5-' Radcliffe College Colleges: University of Illinois A-B-s A-hi Sublefff-' English- B.A., Boston University M.A., Staley College D.A.O. Subjects: English. Activities: Greenroom Dramatic Society Adviser, Class Adviser-1949. Colleges: Radcliffe A.B., Harvard Graduate School of Education Ed.M. Subjects: English. Activities: Class Adviser-1949, Junior Varieties Adviser-1948. ALICE R. PEASLEE Colleges: Middlebury AB., Boston University A.M. Subjects: English. Activities: Class Adviser-1950. EVERETT E. SCHNEIDER jects: English. Activities: Hi-Y Adviser. DOROTHY-BELLE THORPE Librarian. MARY G. TRIBBLE English. Activities: Blue and Gold Adviser. ADELINE WETMORE , viser-1950, Junior Varieties Adviser-1950, Colleges: University of South Carolina M.A. Sub- Colleges: Wellesley College B.A., Boston Univer- sity M.A. Subjects: Library Science. Activities: Colleges: Emmanuel College A.B., A.M. Subjects. Colleges: Pembroke College A.B., Boston Univer- sity A.M. Subjects: English. Activities: Class Ad-