Malden Catholic High School - Lance / Hi Way Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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lUMeiMC: Hr’S ' lNt -Mone wooden nickel t Malden’s Ier«n»en»y Celehrotisn Mass June i 2 ' t 8 , 1949 S£ CimiUtide of tttturies’ Poorl SI. Slodiotn ON’E WOODEN NICKEL i’im 9. »adOvc«s co... HctSSsiMeH Btvfaasg ' , Ofi Mer ZercenteMty America, and con.seqiiently Malden, has not the long vistas of time, common to the ancient states of Europe. The very name, NEW WORLD, conveys a spirit of youth, ready to try new forms of living. It is becau.se of this vitality that America, and with her, Malden, has become what she is. We, the Class of 1949, are but the fourteenth which has gone forth from Malden Catholic. A new school in a still young nation, we .salute Malden, on its Tercentenary, and we extend to its citi¬ zens every good wish for a successful future. God bless the City of Malden. THIS WOODEN CERTIFICATE ' fa isBuacl OK a Unique Souvenir hf Metidfto T«rc«nteGcrry CotnasttM. hm, n Coraxnetmtyraiion of th© Fooadmg of MoMoa Yeozv Ago ft wUI b Jn trett by Mcdd«o aiefGhoB’vts and buatsMKts cn»l is c l«, it dMinsd, is egfh Oft oH Moidfte Banka ufiDi 2 30 P.M.. Fnnay. |un« 17 1949 TK AS G. DTGH.AK DAVID G. BOYD »«a»rc« Chaimart ffotelnsa C ovasm

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We Pay Honor Zo Mnlden... Three centuries ago a group of English colonists landed in what was then virgin territory, and established the small village of Mystic Side — a hamlet which was to grow into our busy Mal¬ den. Three hundred years is the life span of this part of our contin¬ ent. European civilization has graced these shores only since 1607, when the first English settlers landed on the east coast of America. Therefore in the decades which have passed since our city was founded in 1649, citizens of Malden have witnessed the complete evolution of this great democracy.

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Zo the late Brother Qilbert To REVEREND BROTHER GILBERT of the Congregation of St. Francis Xavier who went to his reward October 19, 1947 after a fruitful life in the service of the Lord, this book is respectfully dedicated by the Class of 1949.