Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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THE MALDONIAN Lillian Jessie Barrett “Billie’’ 1390 Eastern Avenue January 19, 1907 Normal Linden School Concert Touring Girls’ Glee Club and Chorus. Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. Katherine May Barry “Katie” 132 Broadway December 26, 1906 Commercial Dorchester High School Business College Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. Marion Gertrude Baxter “Moyer” 82 Pierce Street June 1, 1907 College Faulkner School Massachusetts Normal Art School Art Editor Senior Advisory Staff. There are some silent people who are more inter¬ esting than the best talkers. Ellis Adams Bemiss “Ellie” 160 Maple Street August 26, 1907 College West School Boston University Lit; Upsilon Delta. Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O’er books consumed the midnight oil? Diana Dora Bernstein “Di” 53 Clayton Street October 15, 1906 College Daniels School Salem Normal School Not in sorrow nor in glee Working all day long is she. Page 12

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Ralph Loring Appleton 42 Concord Street Scientific Centre School Alpha Delta Sigma; Swimming ’24, ’25. “Apple” April 13, 1907 M. I. T. Team ’22, ’23, Studious to please, Yet not ashamed to fail. Martha Baer “Martie” 159 Salem Street November 29, 1909 College Concord High School, N. H. Simmons College Sigma Phi. When she will, she will and you can depend on’t — And ivhen she won’t,she won’t and there’s an end on’t. Mary Sophia Baillie “Marie” 16 Greenleaf Street March 20, 1906 Commercial Glenwood School Normal School Latin play. Her, hair, the net of golden wire Wh erein my heart, led by my wandering eyes, So fast entangled is, that in no wise It can, nor will again retire. Page 11

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THE MALDONIAN Charles August Bethe “Gus” 2 Greenwood Terrace September 14, 1906 General Centre School Boston Architectural School Lit. Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Dorothy Elizabeth Briggs “Dottie” 17 Garnet Street November 30, 1906 General West School Miss Wheelock’s School She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant to think on. Emma Florence Brookes “Flossie” 95 Bell Rock Street September 18, 1907 Normal Belmont School Bridgewater Normal Glee Club—Secretary, ’24, President, ’25; En Ka; Bowling Manager, ’24. Books alone have never reared Sweet girl graduates, golden haired. Theodora Brown “Tess” 524 Cross Street March 26, 1907 General Faulkner School Simmons College A little woman, though a very little thing, Is sweeter far than sugar, or flowers that bloom in spring. William Francis Buckley “Buck” 77 Myrtle Street February 21, 1908 College Maplewood School M. I. T. Lit. Deeper than did ever plummets sound I’ll drown my books. Page 13