Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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LAWRENCE F. WEENE On August 4, 1953, Malden High School suffered a great loss in the death of Lawrence F. Weene. His devotion to all of his fellow students was only one of his many fine character¬ istics. Not only was he kind and loyal to his school, but he will remain a symbol of straight forwardness, leadership, and courage to all those who knew him. When a youngster, Lawrence was a typical mischievous boy getting into everyday mishaps with his playmates. As his school years progressed, he began to attain high grades, and in Lincoln Junior High School was on the honor roll and represented his fellow classmates on the Student Council. At Malden High School Laurie”, or Weenie” as he was sometimes called, was an enthusiastic student, participating in many activities. In his sophomore year he belonged to German Honor and the Sophomore Council and was on the honor roll, both sophomore and junior years. When a junior, he became managing editor of the Maldonian advertising staff. He served as co-chairman for the initiation committee of English Club, worked on publicity of Junior Varieties, and had charge of tickets for They’re Off”. At the end of his junior year he was elected President of English Club for 1953-1954, a position he never was able to fill. Laurie” had many outside affiliations among them being Secretary of Alpha Mu Fra¬ ternity and serving on many of their committees. After school he worked at Newman ' s Pharmacy. Both the students and the faculty respected him for his sincerity in all circumstances. God’s finger touch’d him, and he slept.” 6

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M.H.S. SONG SHEET You, You, You” — Dedication . 4 Unforgettable” — Memoriam .6 Because of You” — Administration .10 Please Play Our Song” — Music .34 Side By Side” — Clubs .44 Memories” — Features . 68 It’s All In the Game” — Sports .82 Too Young To Tango” — Undergraduates .106 I’ll Get By” — Seniors .136 I’ll Buy That Dream” — Advertise?nents . 184