Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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While serving our community... We Gain Responsibility and Valuable .-'d V 1 re-f 'Q-15 NNEE1 -' .ix THEY WANT TO BE SECRETARIES. Judith Goldstein and Annette Bcnasora ap- one of a series of vocational programs, Careers for Teenagers. This series was peared on radio station WEEI, with guidance counsellor, Miss Helene Moore, in developed by Mr, Roland Darling, the occupation information specialist at North- eastern University. basl 0 l 'af D a 4 l itlv 1 V 0 ey ,X In .. ' .-. PRIOR TO THE i958 ELECTIONS, prominent political figures, as pictured here, Mr. John Flynn, Mrs. Robert CLASSlFY THIS UNDER TRANSPORTATION, directs Mr, Murphy, Congressman and Mrs. Torbert MacDonald, Senator and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, and Mayor Walter Webgfer, coordinator of M.H,S, qfhleiic activities, to his Kelliher, included in their campaign a Democratic rally held at Malden High School. 18

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School Life Nl HEY WAIT A MINUTE' SOMEBODY S MISSING' The four Malden Hugh A LITTLE TO THE RIGHT says Kalhy Lee lo r McGeogh as she asslsls In senlor cheerleaders hold the for? at our baslxelball game In Lowell while hanging The scholashc banner awarded fo the hug esf ranlung homeroom Look the missing lunlors carry on for the Blue and Gold al a hockey game Ing on are Frank Kalman Roger Kenny Richard Kalberg and Stephen Kaufman ,fm 4 HUNDREDS OF ENTHUSIASTIC VOICES under a star studded sky lolned lhe smgrng of our school song was a cllmax to the excmng CITY wide torchllght M H S cheerleaders IH their hopeful cheerung of the Golden Tornado Spnrlled parade on lhe evening preceding the vlclorlous Thanksglvlng game I7

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Experience The community life of Malden, Nedlam, is as real as our own world of books and studies. Ever since some of us became fourteen and were able to obtain our working permits, we have slowly become a part of Malden's Five and Tens, department stores, drugstores, and oftices. These all benefit from the time and effort we give, but even more important, we gain valuable experience and responsibility. Malden has many well organized religious youth groups which provide service, cultural, and worship programs which are not oftered in our school curriculum. Malden, of course, is connected with ad- joining cities, the state, and the nation through business and politics. As students of Malden High we learn about current events through our history classes, and on our own initiative we seek to find the news concerning world events. The year 1958-I959 witnessed radical changes in the methods and forms of govern- ment, the United Arab Republic fEgypt and Syrial was formed, Charles De Gaulle intro- duced France's Fifth Republic, Cyprus became an independent nation, and Cuba underwent another rebellion, led by Fidel Castro. Through- out our city, M.H.S. students, through determin- ation, courteous service and a sincere will to pitch in and work, are serving their commun- ity, while at the same time they are becoming responsible, level-headed citizens. secretaries, Judy Seabury, Catherine noshem, and June Anderson, who tile this information for City Hall. 1 9 Q N.- 'M 1 Nw,-,M-1'1 ' E' T' fs- - ...K ,J S mm 5- ff- our NAME f-Q PLACE YOUR CHOICE HERE. Miss Martel, along with the citizens of Malden, takes advantage of her constitutional privilege to vote during the 1958 election. In a Democratic landslide, Foster Furcolo, John F. Kennedy, .Iames A. Cronin, along with eleven other Democrats were elected to top positions. ge--1 AT A CENTER METHODIST SENIOR YOUTH FELLOWSHIP MEETING Diane Miller explains the order of worship. Typical of youth groups throughout Malden, meetings are held on Sunday evening. I9