Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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FRANK EDWIN JACKSON “Shekels” Browne Junior High School General Bates “Hgw forcible are the right words” Football, Second Squad, ’29, ’30; English Club. No one can deny that idght words at the right time are forceful. “Shekels” knows how to use them. It is rumored that Miss Herrick has come under his spell. ELEANOR STINA JACOBSEN “El” Browne Junior High School Commercial “Books alone have never reared Sweet girl grculuates, golden-haired.” Girls’ Chorus; MacDowell Club; Biology Club. It does seem a shame such an attractive lady must waste her time studying bugs in the Biology Club, EVELYN LOUISE JOHNSON “Lyn” Browne Junior High School Commercial “When she ivill, she will, and you ctm depend on ' t — When she won ' t, she won’t and there’s an end on’t.” Elective Chorus; MacDowell Club; Usona. Silently “Lyn” arrived in our presence; silently she has remained; and silently she now departs.

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DANIEL FRANCIS HORGAN “Dannie” Centre Junior High School Manual Arts “He hath never fed of the dainties that are bred in books.” There seems to be great empty spaces in the matter of “Dannie’s” activities. Perhaps this should be attributed to modesty. SAUL HURWITZ “Inkspot” Lincoln Junior High School College “I’ve always agreed that there are tvjo sides to every question—my side and the wrong side.” Cog; Cog Debating Team. “Inkspot” once started, can keep on indefinitely on any subject, especially in English. Pdoyd Gibbons had better watch out when “Inkspot” gets through college. FRANK EDWIN HUTCHINSON “Hutchie” Beebe Junior High School General “An arguer meet for any foe.” Glee Club; Elective Chorus; Omicron Delta. “Hutchie” is one of the most cheerful fellows in the class. It is hard to catch him in an off moment. Well, we can’t be critical in that respect.

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MORRIS KARRAS “Kawsh” Lincoln Junior High School College “Trul(j there is no sound so rare as that of mi own voice.” “Kawsh”, after four years of instruction, has mastered the English language which so many times has twisted his tongue into knots. Now that he has overcome this difficulty, we believe him ready for that great adventure—life. JOHN JOSEPH KELLEY “Kelley” Immaculate Conception School General “For he ' s a jolly good fellow!” Kelley is our ice cream man. He has a way of handing out a cone full of salt once in a while but then we’ll forgive him as long as we aren’t the unlucky ones. CHARLES DANIEL KELLUM “Chuck” Lincoln Junior High School College Harvard “Large bodies move slowly.” Boys’ Glee Club. “Chuck” is our imp of mischief and “little sinner”. He has kept us supplied with jokes and laughs for three years. Without him how dull our classes would have been!