Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Here, Nedlam, from varied backgrounds We are Llnated b Educataon Here as our school Nedlam We would be more than glad to show you around but you say that you have been watchang us for quate some tame Then surely you must know that we are very much lake many other New England hagh schools, that we Malden Hagh students are typacal teenagers that we have our share of the noase and the cheers of the fall football games and the thrall of wannang and we oftentames even share a repramandang from our teachers As you can see Nedlam all of us come from varaed races and relagaons unated an the one purpose of learnang and preparang for the future as catazens of our communaty commonwealth and nataon We work together and partacapate together an extra curracular actava taes wathout regard for race creed relagaon or color Thas year we have become more aware of thas fact and of how fortunate we are to thank and lave thas way whale at the some tame there as a seraous school antegrataon problem an the Southern States The latter has made us realaze that the future of our country as soon goang to be placed an our hands and the sooner we understand these problems the better prepared we wall be to undertake thas task wath clear mands You have come lust an tame Nedlam for Malden Hagh has long been an need of a mascot Each one of us has always wanted to shout wath the cheerleaders at the football games and lead the band at half tame to sang an the bass sectaon of Choral Art and to dash an between the legs of an opposang basketball player By doang these thmgs you wall be the most amportant part of us you wall exemplafy our eagerness and enthusaasm and provade the flnash ang touches to the sparat of Malden Hagh School You wall become a part of our school Whenever we thank of M H S we shall ammedaate ly thank of Nedlam our mascot Lula N44 an 1 ggi! ........--.45 N-.fic BRRR ITS COLD' chatter these shaverang students on an unusually cold to and from Malden Hagh School each day Most of the students walk or run wnnter mornang as they dasembark from the ever present buses whach brang them as the case may be to school each day whale some students rade an thear cars and hot rods

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Mr. Roy G. Finn , ,, ,1-

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'S ...wma ox, 'T wg fha' GOOD MORNING' coll M H S students to one another as they cllmb up the stalrs are hung In lockers that always seem to stuck and books lommed Into a desk that unto school about 750 AM to begun another typical school day Once our coats should have been cleaned last week we settle down to a routnne schedule ,nd xnxx F19 -5 SENIOR CORRlDORS before the eight o'clock bell are Glled wuth students dns cusslng homework the approachlng football game or who as tokung whom to the prom kv 41 Q: 'LET US READ PSALM 23' dlrects Mr Oxman as he leads daxly mornnnq devo tions ranging from The Lord s Prayer and bible readings to the Pledge to the flag ,K K W gt'Tt1,w 1 E L E Q fl Z, M 14- , 1 r 'Lg Q E ' M . R' W km E It . .K A 5. 3 , ' 9 gi . I R L ' f lift , L N A Y t ig, ' k , E ' , x he ,N ., ' . M YK . . L V ki 1, I , , I lm I U A X K A f jf ..,,, . 3 y , ,. X L X . X 3 ss 3 ,X W , l 5 e t V, 4 8 ff E 1, . N'-v. i Q S 9