Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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LA GLIAGE OTTO ASI-IERMAN Colleges: University of Vien- na, Subjects: French, German. Activities: Cam Debate Coach, Director of Cam-Cog Play. MARIAM W. GILLIS Colleges: Radclilfe College A.B. Subjects: Latin. Activ- ities: English Club Adviser. RUTH A. MCKENNEY Colleges: Smith College M.A. Subjects: French. Activities: Head of Modern Language Dc- partmcnt. F. CHAMPLIN WEBSTER, JR. Colleges: Dartmouth College A.B., Boston University M.Ed. Subjects: Latin. Activities: Fi- nancial Adviser-Class of 1948. I 1 ATHLETICS VIRGINIA M. GARDNER Colleges: University of New Hampshire B.S. Subjects: Physi- cal Education. Activities: Coach -Field Hockey and Softball Teams. EDWARD J. MELANSON Colleges: Villanova B.S. Sub-- jects: Physical Education. Ac- tivities: Assistant F 0 o t b a ll Coach. THELMA MARTEL Colleges: University of New Hampshire B.S. Subjects: Physi- cal Education. Activities: Class Adviser-1951, Coach-Girls' Tennis and Basketball Tearn. WARREN P. MCGUIRK Colleges: Boston College PhB. Subjects: Physical Education. Activities: Football Coach. DOROTHY BRIGGS Colleges: Colby College B.A. Subjects.' German. Activities.- German Club Adviser, Class Adviser-1950. BARBARA R. HOLDEN Colleges: Colby College A.B., Middlebury College M.A. Sub- jects: French, German. LOUIS H. MELANSON Colleges: Boston College B. A., Boston University M.A. Subjects: French. Activities: French Club Adviser, Director of P.S.C. Play. FLORENCE L. WHITTUM Colleges: Bates College A.B. Subjects: Latin. Activities: Lat- in Honor Society Adviser.

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Miss 'l'urkington's Government studunts studying the lvgislativc branch of the national govt-rnmc-nt listvn llltC'TltlVl'lf' to John Gross:-tt's vxplanation of thc- way in which the house of rc'prt'sc'ntz1tiv0s is madv up. .-X Xfodc-rn Europvan History Class follows thc-ir notm whilv .Iran LuRivcr and N111 W'c'ttv1'grs'c'r1 discuss K'lll'I'L'Ilt vvmits in Asia. Stulvnts in Miss Slattelfs lfvtvorology Class makz' wx-atlis-1' pi'ojL'c'tion maps. By moving toclzifs wvzxthvr castward tomorrow's weather can br- forc'c'ast. Mr. Rossitcr wzltvhvs Rirhard Morine, Evelyn Smith and Arlinv Johnson pri-pare for a panel discussion of the Reconstruction pc-riod following the Civil Wrzr while Radford Ml'SSl'Tlg'l'l', and Shirlffy Leon pro- parc their rnz1tc'r'i:ll togvthvr. Bliss Davisf stndm-nts work industrionsly making: world maps. Rfap stucly l'I't'2llK'S inte-rust in worlil affairs. X112 YViggin looks at the class with ziixiusmm,-nt as hc Cxplains this assignnn-nt to his Lvnitcd Stan-4 history Class.

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IiC1'lH4'1'l lVisc'lJloo,l, Louisi- W'allac'c-, Richard Sini- inoas, and Lois Spym' vim-w Ronian IIlOCll'lS wliilc Kfiss vvlliljtlllll falls attvnlion to a galley in the RIPUVI' right piftiircx Donald Bfackvy and Edward O'Kc'r-lv sinile-, llOIJiI1' ' that R111 Rh-lanson will approve tlivii' Frenfli Qlivta- tion worli. In tln- ncxt Class, Miss Briggs' Cvrinan 3 Class acts out lVill1Plin 'IR-ll . L4-onard Flvsclivr shoots the apple from liarvin Glam-r's hvad whilv Carl Good- win narratcs dramatically. Dr. .Xsliciniann lu-ains at ilu' ininglvd cxprvssions of joy and Qlvspaii' on his Studi-nts fav:-5 as tlllj' plat: Bingo in G1-rman. Boxing ta-ac'l1c's agility and voordinationfln-rv ww soc a typical Clams. In tliv lowcr right Cornvr, .Ioan Elliwon is Soc-n junip- ing tln- llziclq wliilm- Bliss Klartc-l and Susan Balwi' stand by to sw tliat no arcidclnts ovciir. This is aftivitivs day for girls' gym Classvs.