Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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EVELYN L. MOORE Colleges: Chandler Normal. Subjects: Shorthand and Type- writing. ELLEN F. PALMER Colleges: Boston University B.S.S. Subjects: Typewriting. Activities: Class AdViSCffl95O. RUTH E. TUCKER Colleges: Salem Teachers College. Subjects: Ofhce Prac- tice and Typewriting. Activi- ties: Class Adviserf195 I . BUSINESS HELEN H. BRIGGS Colleges: Chandler Normal. Subjects: Shorthand and Type- writing. Activities: Class Ad- viser-1951. HELEN S. HILLS Colleges: Chandler Normal. Subjects: Stcnography a n d Typewriting. ARTHUR M. LARSEN Colleges: Boston University B.B.A. Subjects: Law and Eco- no111ics. Activities: Junior Class Master, Faculty Manager of Athletics, Head of Commercial Department. CARRIE M. DARLING Colleges: Chandler Normal. Subjects: Stenography a n d Typewriting. CORA E. LANE Colleges: Boston University B.S.S. Subjects: Commercial Geography. MARJORIE L. MOONEY Colleges: Simmons B.S.S. Subjects: Bookkeeping and Ae- counting. Activities: Financial Adviser-Class of 1949. MARGARET H. O'BRIEN Colleges: Chandler Normal. Subjects: Stenography and Typewriting. Activities: Head Adviser-Class of 1951. PAUL C. SMITH Colleges: Boston University School of Business Administra- tion B.S.B.A., Boston Univer- sity School of Education M.Ed. Subjects: Bookkeeping and Gen- eral Business Practice. Activi- ties: Faeulty Business Adviser- Blue and Gold. EUNICE E. YOUNG Colleges: Boston University A.B., Simmons College B.S. Subjects: Shorthand and Type- writing.

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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.

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Miss P2llII1l'l'iS Typing II class strives not only for speed hut accuracy in their typing tests. Mr. Larsen assigns homework to his Economics class. Index cards are the current topic. Students in Miss O'Brien's shorthand class learn the importance of correct arm positions. Here, strict attention is paid to the test in progress. G William Buckley, Arlene Carey and Lorraine Alman turn from a problem in General Business Practice to smile at the photographer. Mr. Smith scans their work while the class checks their answers. Miss Tucker instructs her ofhce practice girls in the art of handling ediphones and calculating machines. Miss Lane has just asked Carol Cooke for some leading United States imports. Carol pauses a mo- ment to think while the rest of the Commercial Geography Class awaits their turn.