Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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-7- -----if-if- W -- -- ---- -- - -W -- -- --2 l O Industrial Arts ROY N. DAVIS Colleges: General Electric Engineering School. Subjects: Manual Training. Activities: Class Adviser-1951. RALPH M. MERRY Colleges: Boston University B.S. in Ed. Subjects: Wood- working. Activities: Prom Ad- viser-1949, Class Adviser- 1949- CARL E. TAYLOR Colleges: Lowell Institute. Subjects: Mechanical Drawing fHead of Industrial Arts De- partmentl Activities: Adviser +Boys, and Girls' Rifle Clubs. GUSTAVE A. LARSON Colleges: Boston University B.S. in Ed. Subjects: Printing. Activities: Class Adviser-1951. WALTER R. PASANEN Colleges: New York Univer- sity M.A. Subjects: Mechani- cal Drawing, Algebra, Activi- ties: Class Adviser-1950. RODGER M. TOLMAN Colleges: New Hampshire University B.S. Subjects: Wood- working. Activitcjes: Metalcraft. Fine Arts Domestic Arts MARY D. CARNEY HAZEL M. CORNISH Colleges: Massachusetts School of Art. Sub- Colleges: Simmons College B.S. Subjects: Foods. jects: Freehand Drawing. Activities: Decora- tion Adviser of all school affairs. ROSE M, CORRIVEAU Colleges: University of New Hampshire B.S. Subjects: ANNE LYNCH Sewing. Activities: Class AdViSCf-1951. Colleges: Massachusetts School of Art. Sub- HARRI TT F W TT jects: Freehand Drawing. Activities: Adviser E ' YA Class-1951, Artistic Adviser of Maldonian Colleges: University of New Hampshire B.S. Subjects: and Blue and Gold, Clothing and Foods. Activities: Class Adviser-1949.

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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.

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Mr. Merry watches George Lowe and Arnold Ham- 4. mersley ripping wood by means of a plane. The second picture shows Mr. Larsonis printing class making up the programs for a school affair. Our next class is that of a mechanical drawing class under the direction of Mr. Taylor. The class works with triangles, T-squares, and other tools of this kind. Miss Cornish's cooking class demonstrates the man' ner in which a perfect meal should be served. The girls take turns at serving, preparing the food, and washing the dishes. Our last class has Miss Corriveau helping the girls in the sewing class at their basting, ironing, and machine stitching. In our last picture, we see Jane Walsh modeling ohligingly for Mrs. Carney's Freehand Drawing class. Needless to say the results were excellent.