Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Dorothy Evelyn Barnes “Dottie” 661 Cross Street Lincoln Jr. High General Felt and Tarrant Comptometer School Political Science Club, Vice-president ’36. “ ‘Tis modestn that makes woman seem divine ' Ruth Baum 27 Linwood Street Lincoln Jr. High Sewing Teacher Phi Delta Phi. “A light heart lives long. “Ruthie” General Louis Herbert Barnett “Lou” 47 Porter Street Lincoln Jr. High Scientific Northeastern University Political Science Club; Alpha Zeta Phi; Class Ticket Com¬ mittees; Clothing Committee, Chairman; Maldonian, Sub¬ scription Manager; Blue and Gold, Boys’ Athletic Editor; Executive Board; Class Historian. “The force of his own merit makes his way.” Babetta Bean “Betty” 58 Beltran Street Beebe Jr. High Sargent General Kappa Phi; AYA; Tennis. “Betty may he brief in stature, but what has size to do loith it?” Frank Barochiere “Smitty” 119 Daniels Street Lincoln Jr. High Music Conservatory General Band. “On their own merits, modest men are silent.” Barbara Bean “Babs” 58 Beltran Street Beebe Jr. High Sargent General Kappa Phi; AYA; Tennis. “The other half — ‘ditto’.” Stephanie Elizabeth Baroka “Steph” 46 Julia Street Harriman Grammar, Hudson Commercial Nurse “Silence in woman is like speech in man; deny it who can.” Priscilla Belcher “Priscilla” 148 Hawthorne Street Beebe Jr. High Middlebury College College Usona, Publicity Manager ’34; En Ka; Outing Committee; Maldonian, Biographer; Executive Board; Football Usher. “Better to get up late and be wide awake then, than to get 2 iv early and., be asleep all day.” Edward Saul Baum “Eddie” 125 Franklin Street Lincoln Jr. High General Northeastern University Political Science Club; Alpha Zeta Phi; Biology Scandals; Football; Soccer; Track; Baseball, Assistant Manager; Maldonian, Athletic Editor. “The happiest hours that I e’er spend are spent among lasses.” Earle D. Benson “Earle” 89 Judson St. Lincoln Jr. High M. I. T. Scientific Lit, Publicity Manager ’35; Biology Club; “Big-Hearted Herbert”; Maldonian, Subscription Staff; Blue and Gold, Business Staff; National Honor Society. “The best time to study is after 7:55 and before 8:00.”

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Robert D. Adams “Bob” 18 Biltmore Street Beebe Jr. High Commercial “His bright smile and ready wit has gained for himself a host of friends.” Melvin Abraham Backman “Mel” 139 Cross Street Lincoln Jr. High College Massachusetts State College French Club; Maldonian, Advertising Staff. “Small in stature, but big in thoughts.” Rose Albert “Ro” 43 Newton Street Lincoln Jr. High Burdett College Commercial English Club; Basketball; Maldonian, Biographer; Blue and Gold, Typist; Football Usher. “She is pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with. And pleasant, too, to think on.” Maurice E. Baer “Morrie” 81 Waite Street Browne Jr. High Scientific Northeastern University Rifle Club; French Club; Printing Committee; Maldonian, Subscription Staff; Blue and Gold, Exchange Editor. “Our best men are often our silent ones.” Joan Josephine Anderson “Joan” 145 Malden Street Beebe Jr. High General “Short and sweet; Trim and neat.” Georgia Esther Baird “Georgie” 3 Rockland Park Beebe Jr. High Burdett College Commercial Usona, Deputy ’34, Publicity Manager ’36; Tri-Hi; Foot¬ ball Usher. “Graceful in form and feature, A very delightful creature.” Patricia Margaret Anderson “Pat” 145 Malden Street Beebe Jr. High Hair Dressing Course General “Friends, she has many; Foes, there aren ' t any — There must be a reason.” Channon Band 16 Harrison Street Roxbury Memorial High Bentley “A great fellow and real pal.” “Chick” Commercial Fay Askenazy “Fay” 26 Porter Street Lincoln Jr. High General Chandler Business School “Fay is quiet and sincere, and stays the same from year to year.” Margaret Jean Barber “Freckles” 4 Knollin Street Lincoln Jr. High Melrose Hospital General History Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Ecce Signum; Basket¬ ball; Hockey, Captain ’35; Tennis; Blue and Gold, Home¬ room Reporter. “Her popularity must have some connection vith her versatility.”

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Esther Leah Berman “Es” 19 Mt. Vernon Street Lincoln Jr. High Journalism Commercial Greenroom Dramatic Society, President ’36; English Club; Macdowell Club; Sigma Phi; “Lyric Poisoning”; “Perfect Alibi”; National Honor Society. “Popular, pretty, and a talented actress.” Eleanor Virginia Blake “Mike” 50 James Street Roberts Jr. High, Medford General Simmons College “There is a woman at the beginning of all great things.” Jean Berrigan “Chubby” 509 Medford Street Beebe Jr. High Stoneleigh College Commercial Kappa Phi; AYA; Blue and Gold, Homeroom Represen¬ tative. “I had radher have a fool make me merry than exper¬ ience make me sad.” Constance Vera Blomerth “Connie” 815 Highland Avenue Beebe Jr. High Commercial Tri-Hi. “Studious, energetic, persistent, and true; She has been, she will be, all the years through.” George L. Bickford “Bickey” 87 Rockwell Street Browne Jr. High Wentworth Institute General Football. “It is the silent men who are the foundation of this world.” Edith Boehm “Edie” 23 Cedar Street Beebe Jr. High Art School General Macdowell Club, Pianist ’34, Secretary ’35; Kappa Phi; AYA; “Big-Hearted Herbert”. “Edith is as colorful and sparkling a personality as her radiant red. hair.” Joseph Wallace Bigelow “Biggy” 45 Wheeler Street Browne Jr. High St. John’s Prep Hi-Y; Camera Club. “Anything for a quiet life.” Henry Bornstein 11 Linwood Street Lincoln Junior High Boston University “Three years devoid of fame or praise, yet nobly spent.” Kenneth R. Blackshaw “Ken” 380 Cross Street Beebe Jr. High M. 1. T. Scientific Lit; History Club, Treasurer ’34; ADS; “Big-Hearted Herbert”; Football Pin Committee; Maldonian, Biograph¬ er; Football Usher. “Don’t wake me up; I’m concentrating on one of Batch’s problems.” Alfred Bottaro “Freddie” 459 Ferry Street Lincoln Jr. High General Commercial Artist History Club, Publicity Manager ’35; Boys’ Glee Club; “Pirates of Penzance’”; Maldonian, Art Editor. “Artists are men of subtle craft.” General “Hank” Scientific