38THEt MALDONIAN 38 The Maldonian staff has endeavored through the past feiv months to compile and publish a volume which would set a precedent for Malden High School yearbooks. The staff has devoted much time and labor to the completion and perfection of a book which will not only interestingly and impressively show the accomplishments of the Class of 1938, but also reveal the wide range, of activities in Malden High School. May this book be an everlasting and treasured memento of the happy, energetic years of youth. In the compilation of this book our faculty advisers helped great¬ ly with their assistance and supervision to make this volume a book of which the Class of 1938 may be proud. Miss Ruth E. Tucker, our chief adviser, deserves our thanks for her efficient management of the yearbook as a whole. Miss Annie F. Slattery, who supervised the literary and faculty sections, worked indefatigably with her in¬ imitable enthusiasm and inspiration, and deserves our appreciation, as does Mr. Gustave A. Larson, whose advice on the technical and business phases of publishing the book was always helpful. We also express our gratitude to Miss Helen H. Briggs, Miss Dorothy L. Gil¬ bert, and Miss Frances L. Hindenlang for their supervision of the work of the advertising, picture, feature, and biography staffs. We hope that the class will appreciate the endeavors which have been made to have this yearbook an even greater success than those of former years. The Class of 1937 set a precedent by getting their yearbook out on the date originally set. We have not only tried to attain this goal, but to follow some of the unique suggestions given us in the hope that our classmates will feel that our book has, in some measure, created a standard even higher. The staff extends its thanks to the following: Miss Laura M. Pearl for her generous assistance in reading our copy for us before it was sent to the printer; Miss Helen F. Lyon for her supervision of all the Maldonian art work; Mr. Carl E. Taylor for supplying us with pictures of the musical organizations and the athletic teams; Mr. Walter R. Pasanen for supervision of the graphs; Miss Marjorie L. Holbrook for her ivork in connection with the autograph pages; Mr. E. L. Byrd of the Whitman Studio for taking all the club pic¬ tures; Mr. Walter L. Rouillard of the Maplewood Press for his valu¬ able aid and assistance; Mr. Bentley S. Hutchins of the Old South Engraving Company for his interest and advice; and Mr. Alan Stephens of Robert Burlen Son for helping us with the binding. Again we express our thanks and appreciation to all ivho have in any way helped in the compilation and publication of the Mal¬ donian of 1938. Thank You. 38 NINP-mN-TMIRTY-yGHT 38
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