Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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M.H.S LORAINE EVALD BERGGREN Lincoln Commercial Commercial School Greenroom Dramatic Society; Class Play; “Uncle Sam’s Poll Call”; Senior Reception, Skit; Usona. Bunny is a talented girl. She can combine business a,nd pleasure in a way that is really remarkable. Her acting ability deserves great praise. If anyone is in need of a competent secretary, Bunny is the one, for she has had plenty of experience under Mr. Nash. MOLLY ESTELLE BLOCK Lincoln Commercial Katherine Gibbs Here ' s the lady that is the proud owner of two dim¬ ples which function often, for she is always smiling her way triumphantly through hard work. No wonder she is labeled Dimples. MORRIS BOOCK Lincoln General University of Texas This model of manhood is a person who keeps us in the best of humor. His jokes are a never-ending source of amusement to the class, and trouble to the teachers. Book is very clever in drawing cartoons and writing poetry. A future Bud Fisher or Tennyson, which? IRMA L. BRADFORD Beebe Commercial Interior Decorating School MacDowell Club. Irma is the dashing maiden who slides into seat No. 51 at 7:59 in the morning. She always manages to make it, too. She has been ever cheerful and friendly through¬ out her High School days, and has won the admiration of her friends.

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ROBERT BAKER Lincoln College Columbia Greenroom Dramatic Society; M. H. S. English Club, Treasurer; Senior Recep tion, Chairman Decoration Com¬ mittee; Senior Screamer Staff, Reporter; Year Book Staff, Advertising Assistant; Class Day, Program Committee. Robby, as he is labeled, has great artistic abilities which we all appreciate around party-time. He possesses not only artistic traits but also an alert 7nind which has won many good marks for him. Robert is classed among the best dressed fellows of the class. Everyone likes him because of his smile. EILEEN HENRIETTA BENSON Browne General MacDowell Club ’32; “Riding Down the Sky”; Biology Club; Senior Reception, Decoration Committee. Benscn is one of those perpetual gum-chewers. When¬ ever you sec jaws in motion and hear a funny giggle — that’s Eileen. But for all her gum-chewing, she is good company, and very good-looking besides. FRED SUMNER BENSON, Jr. Browne General University of Alabama Football; Basketball ’30; Class Representative ’32; Senior Reception, Usher, Decoration Committee; Year Book Staff, Advertising Assistant. The Deacon is the man with the well-groomed hair, who successfully combines good looks with common sense. He has quite a method when it comes to selling things for the class. We thank him for bemg such a good worker even on occassions when there is no glory in it for him. IDA BENSON Browne General Nurse We’ve got quite a number of blushing blondes in our midst, but here’s a blusher that’s dark. Bants, as she is affectionately labeled, is liked by all. She certainly knows the meaning of friendship, for she and Jimmy are in¬ separable pals.

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6t nmk n HARRIET EDGECOMB BROWN Beebe College Normal School Girls’ Chorus; Usona; Senior Reception, Usher; Card Party Committee; Year Book, Subscription Manager. Brownie loves to argue with the teachers, and has a passion for having things explained to her. Her readiness to help and her cheerful humor have made her a valuable member of our class. JOSEPH EDWARD BURNS Centre General Joe is generally a man of few words, but he uses them fluently at the right time. Joe and Dutchy and the chariot are an inseparable trio. LAURA BELLE CALVIN Centre General Stenographer There isn’t much we can say about Tooie because she is so quiet—that is, in school. However, we do know that she is good company and a cheerful person to have around. ABRAHAM CASWELL Lincoln General University of Southern California A l constantly keeps us amused with his continuous use of big words, which he generally uses before con¬ sulting Noah Webster. His mental capacity seems to run along poetic lines, too, when spring approaches.