Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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THE MALDONIAN 1929-A IDA JEANETTE BERNARD “Bernie” General C. A. Daniels School Leslie Normal A quiet damsel with long tresses is “Bernie”. When she starts talking, nothing ivill stop her unless she has won the argument or the passing bell saves her. She intends to go to Leslie Normal where her argu¬ mentative powers will certainly be useful. BENJAMIN BLESOFF “Ben” College C. A. Daniels School Mass. College of Pharmacy Glee Club; French Club. “Ben” has given his instructors a wonderful time since he has been in the High School, letting them know that he was only going to be in school for four years and they ivould be there — well, he certainly knew his lessons on certain days. ETHEL BOGOS “Bogie” Commercial Belmont School Massachusetts Art Ethel was a member of the Commercial Course. She has a pleasing personality and disposition which she plans to exercise on the professors at the Massa¬ chusetts Art School.

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THE MALDONTAN 1929-A GRACE ELEANOR BARBER “Twinnee” General Linden School Boston University Basketball; Usona; Hockey; Senior Reception Com¬ mittee. “Twinnee”, a girl of quiet but sweet temperament, and a member of the general course has successfully pulled herself (and sister) through the General Course, at the same time receiving high marks in her subjects. LOUISE LESLIE BARBER “Wee” General f Linden School Cambridge Hospital Basket Ball; Hockey; Senior Reception. “Wee” one of the leading girl athletes in the class has often confused the instructors by passing as heh sister, often causing utter embarassment for the teacher. She is going to put away such childish things and don the stiff uniform of a nurse. EARNEST BERMAN “Earnie” College M. H. S. Rifle Club; M. H. S. English Club. “Earnie”, that good-looking, curly headed boy, is planning to enter Tufts, where he will no doubt be a success at whatever he undertakes. Between his good looks and selling papers, he has gained many admirers among the fair sex.

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THE MALDONTAN 1929-A ANNIE FRANCES BOOCK “Anne” College C. A. Daniels School Salem Normal Elective Chorus; Girls’ Glee Club; Student Coun¬ cil; German Entertainment. The only way for one to know if Anne is in the room is to hunt for a group of humanity draped a- round a desk, where “Anne”, in her motherly way, would be found giving, telling, and explaining the lessons to her loyal followers. From this alone we know she will be a wonderful teacher when she fin¬ ishes College. CLAIRE EDNA BRASH “Jinks” General Centre School Vesper George Sargent Art Club, President; Year Book Staff, Art Editor. Claire has achieved fame through her artistic abil¬ ities, and she has won several prizes for her work. She is also one of the artists on the Year Book Staff. It is a common sight to see Claire rushing into a classroom just as the bell is ringing. ELIZABETH BRIDGEN BROWN “Libbv” Normal Glen wood School Leland Powers Kappa Phi; English Club; French Club. “Libby” is “just what the doctor ordered”, and af¬ ter attending the Leland Powers school, she will try her hand at teaching. She seems to be quite shy to those who do not know her, but we think that some man is due a great surprise ivhen h e gets her.