Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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THE MALDONTAN 1929-A ALEXANDER GELPE “A 1” Scientific C. A. Daniels School B. U. Band; Orchestra; and Glee Club. “ Al ' s” career in school has been one decidedly p romising for a future musician. His position as concert master of the orchestra is a compliment to his ability. ETHEL GLASSER “Et” Commercial Faulkner School Chandler Phi Delta Phi. “Et” has always been well liked among her friends, particularly those associated with her in social activities, for she is always willing to work for the success of any plan, and, what is more, always seems to be so unpresuming. “Et” will make an ideal secretary. PHILIP GLISERMAN “Phil’’ College C. A. Daniels School Mass. College of Pharmacy Track; City Messenger; Alpha Zeta Pi; French Club; Honor Society; Year Book. “Phil” is one of the “fastest humans” ever to grad¬ uate from our school. And it is our firm belief that C. C. Pyle ' s “Bunion Derby” failed because “Phil” refused to enter the event. Let Nurmi look to his wares !

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THE MALDONIAN 1929-A ERMA CLAIRE FLETCHER “Erm” General Maplewood School Secretary “Erm” has always been a firm believer in athletics, and we are told that nothing pleases her more than a plunge in the briny deep. And it goes without saying that “Erm” has always held a warm spot in the hearts of her friends, not to mention a certain NORMAN MILLER FLETCHER “Norm’’ General Glenwood School Undecided Probably no event in his school career will serve to distinguish “Norm” so much as his inate ability to recognize feminine pulchritude (especially that pic¬ tured in the entrance to the Granada). See 221 for particulars. IDA FORMAN “I” General C. A. Daniels School Stenographer Elective Chorus. “I” is noted for her individualism. It is a regular event every Monday during Senior Chorus to hear the manifestation of this spirit where “I” often holds a note long after the other singers have ceased. She bids fair to be an opera star. gentleman.

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THE MALDONIAN 1929-A SAMUEL GOLDBERG “Red” Scientific C. A. Daniels School What is it that makes us remember “Red ? The answer — talk, talk, and more talk. Any member of his “math” classes think Mr. Marsh can vouch for this statement, but, after all, we believe he would not talk unless he thought. That is his redeeming feature. OLIVIA ELINOR GRAMSTORFF “Gramie” General Faulkner School Stenographer “Gramie” is one of those girls who are always “in reserve”, that is, she is extremely quiet. But though we seldom hear her in class she always has the knowledge, and her tests give her good marks. “Gramie” will surely be an efficient business girl, for she has proven herself a quiet and effective worker. HENRY GREENBERG “Chooney” College C. A. Daniels School Harvard Cog; French Club; English Club; Year Book; “She Stoops to Conquer”. “Chooney” is one of our most versatile characters. Not only can he converse humorously in the English tongue, but he can rattle off Latin to the envy of many a classmate. While we have always been glad to have “Chooney” in our class, ive feel that Harvard will assure an even more confident and prosperous look when “Chooney” enters its classic portals.