Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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SCIENC HAROLD B. BJORNSON Colleges: North Dakota State Teacher's College B.S. in Ed. Subjects.' Biology and Chemis- try. Activities: Class Adviser-- 195o, Biology Club Adviser. GUY N. CHRISTIAN Colleges: Middlebury College M.S, Subjects: Chemistry. Ac- tivities.' Safety, Boys' and Girls' Golf Club Adviser. GERTRUDE S. MCMANUS Colleges: Simmons College B.S., Boston University Law L.L.B. Subjects: Science and Chemistry. REGINALD V. T. STEEVES Colleges: University of New Hampshire B.S., Boston Uni- versity M.Ed. Subjects: Bi- ology and Chemistry. Activi- ties: Camera Club Adviser. l i l MATHEMATICS HENRY E. BATCHELDER Colleges: University of New Hampshire B.S. Subjects: Re- view Math, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Activities: Coach of Track Team. CHARLES R. MCGEOCH Colleges: Massachusetts State B.S. Subjects: Geometry, Al- gebra. Activities: Coach of Hockey and Baseball Teams. FRANCES K. PARRIS Colleges: Wheaton College A.B., Boston Uni- versity M.A. Subjects: Plane Geometry, Algebra. Activities: Class AdViS6FfI95O, Bookmaster of Mathematics Department. JOHN J. QUEALLY Colleges: Boston College A.B. Subjects: Alge- bra, Geometry. Activities: Football Equipment Manager, Literary Society Adviser. GLADYS WATKINS Colleges: Radcliffe A.B. Subjects: Algebra, Plane Geometry, Review Mathematics. Activities: Class Adviser-1951. ROBERT BLAIR Colleges: Tufts B.S. Sub- jects: Chemistry and Physics. A. BRUCE GILCHRIST Colleges: Northeastern Uni- versity M.A., Boston University Ed.M. Subjects: Science. Ac- tivities: Head AdviserfClass of 1949, Cog Adviser. ROBERT W. PERRY Colleges: Worcester Polytech- nic Institute B.S., Columbia M.A. Subjects.' Physics and Aeronautics. Activities: Senior Class Master, Head of Science Department. KENNETH A. TRITES Colleges: Iowa State Teach- ers College B.A. Subjects: Mechanics, Electricity, and Ra- dio.

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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.

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In our first picture, Mr, Steeves demonstrates the hemoglobin blood test on Joseph Marini while Bur- bara Russo renders first aid and Edward Gm-eco and Anne Santangelo watch attentively. Mr, Trites illustrates the power circuit in his model R.C,,-X. superhetrodyne receiver for thc thirteen meinbc-rs of his radio class. William Fischer and George Shaw discuss the Con- struction of a model plane while Mr, Perry, holding an ziirplzuie compass, watches Harry Anderson, Al- bert leriney, and Gerald Yaffee 4-xzuninc a globe used for measuring spherial distances. Roland Lin- dzxhl finds more interest in smiling at the photo- gruphcr. YW-dnesday means lab day to Mr. Blair's sixth period Clll'llliSIfy class. Here the ineinbers of the class make carbon dioxide by means of air displzicennfnt. With the aid of Mr. Batchelder, James Reynolds, Eloise Carlson, and Harry Anderson set up ai prob- lem in solid geometry. N111 Queally assists Williarii Stuart in proving two Il l2lHglCS congruent while Barbara Wallis and Doris Stewart await their turn.