Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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THE MALDONIAN 1929-A VEDA DORIS BROWN “Peewee” Commercial Belmont School Hampton College, Va. Veda comes from the Belmont School and is a product of the Commercial Course. Veda always has something above her (on account of her size) and with her eyes that sparkle and talk she is apt to get what ever she goes after; she is going to try this same method at Hampton, Va. CONSTANCE LUCY BUCKLEY “Connie” General Maplewood School Stenographer “Mr. Bob”; Swimming. “ Connie” became famous over night, after showing herself as an actress in, “Mr. Bob”, at the Senior Re¬ ception. She also belongs to the troup of mermaids known as the swimming team. MAX H. BUDILOV “Bud” College C. A. Daniels School Mass. School of Optometry Baseball; Band; Orchestra; French Club; Class Treasurer; Alpha Mu; Bowling; Salutatorian. Max, the honor pupil of the class, has the respect of all the members, for his ability to hold up the class name, being at times the only member from our class on the Honor Roll. From his scholastic record he well deserves the honor of salutatorian.

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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.

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THE MALDONIAN 1929-A DORIS MILDRED CARR “Bud” General Faulkner School Burdett Doris is a cute girl with Titian hair, a character¬ istic that makes her stand out in the class. Raymond, the name of a person, place, or thing, made her a close second as the girl most in love. Doris is also the lesson bureau for the general course, and if she has the information desired, she will dispense her knowledge or else direct you to her many assistants. NORMAN WINSTON CARTER “Normie” General Faulkner School Church and Theatre Organist Year Book Staff, Biographer; Lit, Secretary; Or¬ acle, Associate Editor; Hi-Y, Secretary; Class Day Song Leader; Building Inspector, Boys’ Week; Elec¬ tive Chorus, ’25-’28; Pianist, Boys’ Glee Club, ’25-’28; Orchestra, ’26-’29; Senior Chorus. Whenever Malden High is in need of a pianist, there is one common cry, “Norman Carter”. And why not? He’s the best there is, (chessed and other¬ wise) and he’s always on the spot. Another char¬ acteristic of Norman is that he’s a man of few words, but he says them all. MARY MARION COGGAN “Mary” General C. A. Daniels School N. E. Conservatory Phi Delta Phi; Tec English Club, Secretary; M. H. S. English Club; Orchestra, ’25-’29; Green-room Dra¬ matic Club; Year Book Staff; “Mr. Bob”; “The Amazons”; 1st prize winner of W. C. T. U. Essay Contest. “Some are born great”, seems to be the case with Mary. No matter what she goes into, she has proved her mettle. Her ability as an actress is known as ivell in the class room as on the stage. Besides being a fine violinist, she burst into prominence as a vocal soloist in “The Amazons”.