Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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,-v' J DEM BONES DEM BONES DEM DRY BONES' This is the theme song of these biology students as they are instructed in the bone structure of human bodies What ln The rush of S period and morning classes . . . Service and Scholarship BUSY AS HE IS OUR HEADMASTER MR MATTHEWS can often be found at the head of the class with chalk dust on his fingers Here he is correcting a sentence dlagrammed by one of Mr Pratts senior English course students A PREVIEW TO A PARADE football game or a school assembly can be seen daily In the Gay Auditorium during the first period This IS the class period for the band and maiorettes who under the supervision of Mr Silverman are planning a loint concert to be held this spring with a Canadian high school Il ll O O 5 'N w fe 1 'su is i ever happens, biology period is certain to provide an interesting 40 minutes. I I ' - I I ' I 2 i r wi, I 1 57 J ,A 1 .L ' 10

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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

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FO Calm down Nedlam old boy' Thats only our PA System' It wont bite' Every morning our headmaster wakes up the school with his announcements followed by publicity about any and all activities Listen' Theres the bell' Watch out as the classroom doors open Ned lam for this is one of the most confused forty mmutes youll ever witness forty minutes of blowing trumpets swinging saxophones and preaching in the band room of desert boots and black flats with rainbow colored tights flying up five flights of stairs to the Art Room to make decorations and then back down again for a class meeting in the Jenkins forty mmutes of mvlgorat ing calisthenics which are a part of the famed S period gym and often forty minutes in the form of an informative and entertaining assembly on anything from liquid oxygen to Choral Art and it is sometimes forty minutes of finishing up last nights history assignment With this as a preliminary pep up we 'l70O M H S scholars begun our day of learmng Identifying the scap ula from the platella conlugatmg French verbs bandag ing that accidental fracture and adding long columns of figures are all a part of our studies Here Nedlam we select our own curriculum according to our future plans and with the knowledge and guidance of our teachers and an occasional burning of the midnight oil we are prepared to face our community as worthwhile citizens and the world as better Americans PUSH THIS BUTTON TO REPEAT! exclaims Joyce Upham to Bev- erly Bumstead over an adding machine. Our future secretaries learn all about many types of business machines, I PROMISE TO UPHOLD THE FINANCIAL STATUS of the class of 60 earnestly vows would be treasurer Deanna Makris at the campaign election held In October All potential officers gave their qualifications In preparation for the final elections held two days later. HONEATWO-THREE-FOUR, BOOMS MR. BOYLE to his exhausted S period gym class while they dream, five-four-three-two minutes to go before the bell. This well-known, but unpopular, class is open to those boys who forget their gym suits or their manners too often! 'II