Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Front row, left to right: W. Carlson, C. O’Connell, E. Flynn, E. Cary, B. Smith, M. Lawsine, J. Dennen. Second row, left to right: R. Jacobsen, H. Sanborn, G. James, V. Greonlay, E. Benson, L. Martel. F. Kenney. Third row, left to right: M. Slobodkin, W. Greenfield, S. White, R. Osgood, A. Barzelay, R. Lonnberg. President Walter H. Carpenter, Jr. Senior Council aith Class ©fftcers V ice-jrresid en t Elizabeth D. Foss Secretary Elaine C. Ray Treasurer Walter H. Cuenin

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Jfnrehtorh While planning and, compiling the material for this volume of the Maldonian, we have ever looked to the goal of publishing a book which would fulfill two aims; first, to give a complete record of the achievements, individually and collectively, of the members of the Class of 1937, and second, to reflect, as completely as our means allowed, the varied life of Malden High School during the current school year. We hope future years will prove that we have not failed in these aims. Naturally most of the credit for the publication of this book goes to the members of the Maldonian Staff who, during the many weeks in which material was being prepared, have given of their time and thought without stint. The efforts of Walter Carpenter, our Class President, should also be mentioned. His fine work, not only as Managing Editor of this book, but in all the activities of the Class throughout our high school years, has been a great factor in our success, and has been very much appreciated. A great deal of credit for the success of this volume is also due to three of our faculty advisers, Mr. Brookes, Miss Holbrook, and Mr. Bowman, all of whom were most unselfish and efficient in giving the help necessary in such a huge undertaking. Mr. Brookes, our chief adviser, who was in charge of the book as a whole, and who looked after countless details relative to publication, receives our unqualified thanks. To Miss Holbrook, who supervised all biographies and pictures, and to Mr. Bowman, who served as liter¬ ary adviser, we also extend our sincere appreciation. Without the financial help given by our patrons and adver¬ tisers, this book would necessarily have been much less complete than it now is. We wish to recognize our indebtedness in this respect, and express the hope that all the students of the class will patronize these generous friends whenever possible. Others whose help we wish to acknowledge are as follows: Mrs. Caroline W. Daniel of the Art Department for her super¬ vision of all drawings in the book; Mr. Carl E. Taylor of our faculty for supplying us with all the team pictures in the sport section and several of the candid photographs; Mr. E. L. Byrd of The Whitman Studios for giving all the club group pictures, and many others, including the frontispiece; Mr. Walter L. Rouillard of the Maplewood Press for his constant advice and co-operation; Mr. Ralph I. Doane of the Folsom Engraving Company for his generous and courteous aid; and Mr. Alan Stephens of Robert Bur- len Son for helping us in the selection of our cover. To all these kind persons again ive say, “Thank You”.

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j £)btsers Mr. J. Russell Bowman Mr. Clarke R. Brookes Miss Marjorie L. Holbrook To our faculty advisers ice express gratitude for their wise and willing guidance through our many activities. They have cheer¬ fully aided and counselled its ivhen we have gone to them with our numerous problems. As chief adviser, Mr. Brookes has been con¬ cerned with all class plans, committee appointments, and activities in general, but more especially with the business and financial phases of our affairs. Miss Holbrook, Miss Knight, and Mr. Bow¬ man have served in a multiplicity of ways, each doing his or her full share gladly and efficiently at all times. To these teachers, whose patience so often we must have sorely tried, we extend our sincere thanks and appreciation. Miss B. Elizabeth Knight Miss Evelyn L. Moore