Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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7 nreinnrh We, the graduates of Malden High during a year when expedient accomplishments must be made in order to advance civilization and not to retard it, are true Pioneers in every sense of the word. It is true that our homes are already built, our roads constructed, our seats of learning erected, but, nevertheless, it is our task to keep them from falling into utter ruin and decay. This is our beginning, we are in the pioneer- ing stage of our lives and are all to go into the world. It is not to be a world of luxury and ease, where we shall be fondled and pettedg rather, it will be a world of strife and depression, passing through a critical erag a world where we can re- ceive that and only that for which we fight. All humanity is being threatened today with economic upheaval. New plans are being enacted in the hope of changing these conditions. It is our sacred duty to advance these causes, new and strange though it most assuredly is. Let us meet it with the true Pioneer spirit of our fore- fathers.

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Ulu Gbur MISS MARTHA ABBOTT MR. GEORGE L. TRUE ssnriaie Qhhisnrs MISS PRISCILLA DAVIS MISS NORlN'IA WASPIBURN who haw always given 'll,Hl'l77'Ltt6d time and aid to us in om' undef lahzfngs, do une., the Class of 1934, with gmtefal aclcnowledgemeht, give our heartfelt thahlcsg Ahd Ulu flbnr 'llnnurarg fshfriszr MISS HARRIETTE M. PERKINS through 11,-hose efforts, our opefretta Pina,f0Ire' acltieifed such tre mendous succcfss do are express our smcelre thanks and appraczatzoh

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