Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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YEAR BOOK CLASS OF 1919B MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Charlotte Brier K 4 “Charlotte” General G. A. A. Vaudeville ’17. Kappa Phi. You al¬ ways see her at the school dances. “Good nature is one of the richest fruits of life.” Arthur James Bushell A K TT “Art” Commercial Alpha Kappa Pi. Lit. Senior English Club. Chief Associate editor of Year Book. Class Orator. Wherever there is any discussion over up-to-date public questions you will always find “Art” in the centre. “And ’yieath that mask of wit and fun a warmer heart ne’er beat.” Grace Catherine Cameron “Grace” Commercial We hear that “Grace” is interested in all public questions and is hard to convince. Never mind, Grace, hold your ground. “Brevity is the soul of wit.” Page Thirteen

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YEAR BOOK CLASS OF 1919B MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Lois Maude Blanchard “Lozy” General She is one of the best in her studies. Always quiet and reserved. “She is backward about coming forward.” Miriam Apthorp Bond “Neib” College Usona. Senior English Club. G. A. A. Class Editor ’17 ’18. Editorial Board of Year Book. Blue Gold staff. G. A. A. Vaudeville ’17. Class Poet¬ ess. “Neib” has not been absent, tardy or dis¬ missed for over 8 years. Some record. Hey! what. “Perseverance wins success.” Azniv Siranosian Boyajian ‘‘Sniff” General Came to us from Bridgewater High School. Very excellent in all her studies even if she is married. “The bride hath come into this school; Red as a rose is she.” Page Twelve

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YEAR BOOK CLASS OF 1919 B . ' . MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Genevieve Coughlin “Eva” Commercial Senior English Club. One of our staunch sup¬ porters of debating. Perhaps she will be a candi¬ date for Congress—the future waits. “Enthusiasm is the thing that makes the world go around.” Harry Crossley A K TT “Harry” Manual Arts Alpha Kappa Pi. “Harry” is some painter and signpainting is in demand where good work is ap¬ preciated. “A flaxen-haired lad with golden wit.” Dorothy Chatto Cummings 5 2 “Dot” Normal Ecce Signum. One of the quietest in our midst but always good-natured. “Conscientious and studious, yes,, and merry, too.” Page Fourteen