Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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F ORE WORD In spite of reduced revenue caused by a lower subscription price and the elimination of commercial advertising, the 1940 Maldonian staff has endeavored to create a book which it hopes is interesting, dignified, and complete .... a record of the personalities and or- ganizations around which its numerous and varied activities have revolved during the school year now drawing to a close. It has also been the purpose of those entrusted with the publishing of this book to feature our new building that we might show its beauty and utility, and at the same time express the gratitude of the class for having the privilege of being the first to graduate from it. Such a publication involves wide vision in the planning and patient attention to detail in the production. Without the aid of the following persons, and the firms they represent, possibly this chronicle might never have been completed. Therefore we extend our gratitude to Carl E. Taylor of our faculty, E. L. Byrd of the Whit- man Studio, Tony Lombardi of Boston, and Henry Fellrnan, Jr., for all professional photography in the bookg Ralph I. Doane of the Folsom Engraving Co., Alan Stephens of the Burlen bindery, and the Rouillards of the Maplewood Press for their able advice on technical matters, H. E. Maclnnis of the Malden Trust Co. for the views of Malden, and Col. Louis E. Boutwell of the Massachusetts National Guard for the aerial views used on the end pages, and schools and clubs for their advertisements and best wishes.

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CONTENTS BOOK ONE - SETTING School Community BOOK TWO - CHARACTERS Leaders Seniors Faculty BOOK THREE - PLOT Activities Music Athletics BOOK FOUR - MISCELLANY Educational Guide Best Wishes Senior Directory