Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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First Row: W. Mildrum, L. Farraher, M. Wells, R. Finn. Second Row: A. O,Brien, W. Boyd. J. Thibault, L. Regan, D. Leonard. AINTENANC Without the aid of this unrewarded but ab- solutely necessary department 'Malden High would never be as clean and well kept as it always is. Whether it's snow to shovel, furnaces to be kept up, grounds to be cared for, or halls to be swept, the job is done and done well. In addition to these duties one member of the department is al- ways present at school functions to help with stage preparations and lights. When there are broken lockers to whom do the complaints go? This same group of men and women. We wish them to know that we the students realize the responsi- bilities they have and we take this opportunity to thank them. Miles and miles of floors to sweep!

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Office Staff Miss Mabel McQuesten, 'Mr. Matthew's SCC- retary, Helen Hills, and Miss Eunice Young, teachers of commercial subjects, constitute the nucleus of efficiency and service in our school. In addition to their regular office duties, they page us for forgotten lunches, make program changes, announce belated assignments on our P. A. system, house lost and found articles, and prepare the bulletin every day. They patiently answer our myriad of questions and help us fill out College Board Blanks. After school, they give out appli- cations for bus tickets to a steady stream of stu- dents. VVC shall remember the geniality which always accompanied their assistance. Faculty Assistants The duties of our faculty assistants are as varied as the departments in which their help is so willingly offered. Some prove their worth in the chemistry and physics laboratories bending glass tubing, cleaning test tubes, and setting up equipment for Mr. Blair, Mr. Steeves, and Mr. Merry. Others do clerical work which includes filing absence and tardy notes, typing college data, taking care of correspondence, and keeping files in good order for Miss Turkington, Miss Moore, Mr. Brookes, Mr. Larsen, 'Mr. Merry, and Mr. McGuirk. The entire senior class has at one time or another been the recipient of their efficient ser- vice. 'gHuman life consists in mutual servicef, Miss Mflbel McQue5!en, Miss Eu- nice E. Young, Miss Helen M. Hills --their aid lo M. H. S. sluflenfs will no! soon be forgotten. B. Ross. Mr. Pc-rry's Assistant: T. Avery. Mr. Lai-st-n's Assistant: E. Karadimos, Mr. McGuirk's Assistant: B. McLean, Miss Turk- ington's Assistantg C. Minchin, Miss Thu:-ps-'s Assistant: D. llancini. Miss Moore's As- sistant: J. Reynolds. Mr. Blair's Chemistry Assistant lAbsentjg firossett. Mr. Perl'y's Physics Assistant lAbst-ntl.

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