Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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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.

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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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ESTHER CHIET Lincoln Commercial “Uncle Sam’s Roll Call”. Es is a quiet little lady, always cheerful. What a stenographer she’ll make for someone! When women rule the country, Es will probably be among the leaders be¬ cause of her perseverance and desire to get ahead in the world. GEORGE STAVROS CHRISTOU Beebe College University of Southern California Band ’31, ’32. Big Chris, as he is affectionately called, has been most essential to the band during his M. H. S. career. His many friends are an evidence of his popularity. Big Chris, we all know, does things in a big way. ISA WALTON CLISBY Beebe College Salem Normal Usona; Orchestra; Senior Screamer, Reporter. Both teachers and pupils have discovered that Isby is a girl who can always be relied on. She takes her school work seriously and puts her best into it. If you become better acquainted with her, you discover she is not always so serious, but has a nice sense of humor. SILICO ENGENI) COLANGELI Beebe General University of California Football Team, Second Squad. Sil may be termed the “gossip bearer” of Edgeworth. Practically every day he has some choice tidbit for us. Sil is one of the few persons in the class who doesn’t have to get his feet wet on rainy days, because he has a neiv Nash at his disposal. What luck some people have!