Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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CLASS BOOK OF I922A OF MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Edith Ida Wolfe “Edie” GENERAL Centre School. She is our “maid with the auburn hair.” Silence often expresses more powerfully than speech the verdict and judgment of society. Miss Caroline H. Mendum Class Adviser Graduate of Mt. Holyoke College. Taught in Portsmouth, N. H., Hyde Park, and Concord. Teacher of science in M. H. S. since 1913. Class adviser 1919-1922. Honorary member class of 1922-A. Page Twenty-eight

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CLASS BOOK OF I922A MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Olive Ward Williams “Fat GENERAL Glenwood School. En Ka. Usona. Art Club. Junior English Club. En Ka “Revue of Revues,” ’19, ’ 21 . Art Editor of Year Book. “Better late than never, hut belter never late.” Hope Wilmarth ‘’‘ ' Hope-less ' 1 COLLEGE Glenwood School. En Ka. Usona. Art Club. C. A. A. Biographer of Year Book. Senior recep¬ tion committee. Treasurer of Usona, ’20; vice-presi¬ dent ’21. Vice-president of Art Club, ’19. Class Editor of Blue Gold, ’19; Poetry Editor 21; Liter¬ ary Editor, ’21, ’22. En Ka “Revue of Revues,” T8, T9, ’20, ’21. Writer of Class Ode ' . Winner of Lit- Usona English prize. “A merry heart mcl(eth a cheerful countenance George Wingate “Skinny SCIENTIFIC West School. Alpha Delta Sigma. Business Manager of Blue Gold, ’21, ’22. Junior Prom committee. Senior reception committee. Class Historian. “A merrier chap I never spent an hours tall( rvithal.” Flora Belle Wisotskv “Flo COM MERCIAL Maplewood School. Senior English Club. “A pepper corn is Very small, but seasons any dinner, More than all other condiments, although ' tis sprinkled thinner , Just so a little woman is, if love will let you win her.” Page Twcnly-seven

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CLASS BOOK OF 1922A MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS DAY PROGRAM OVERTURE—“ I’oet and Peasant’ High School Orchestra CHORUS—“The Forest Dance” CLASS HISTORY George Edwin Wingate DUET—“Swing Song ” Gwendolyn Allegra Erb Isabel Coryell CLASS PROPHECY Katharine Bell QUARTET—From “ Rigoletto” Violin, Louis Weiner Clarinet, C. Homer Ginns Saxophones, Stewart Jolly Allen, William Cohen GIRLS’ SEMI-CHORUS—“SparklingSunlight” BOYS’ QUARTET—“ ’Tis Morn” Stewart Jolly Allen Charles Edward Caffarella Clarence Homer Ginns David Kopel CLASS WILL Rose Segal PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Harry A. Hall, Jr., President CHORUS—“ Praise Ye the Father” Von Sitf ' f ' p Tu rge t Toh r I ' erdi Hoitseley-A rditi (if il cl (1 oh nod Page Twenty-nine