Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Front Row: Mr. John Loidan, Mrs. Jenny Diversi, Mr. Joseph Thibault, Mi. William Lowenstein, Jr. Second Row: Mr. Daniel Leonaid, Mrs. Lena Farraher, Mi. William Mildrum. Third Row: Mi. Roy Finn, Mr. Leslie Regan, Mr. John Knapp, Mr. William Gately. MAINTENANCE Cleaning, shoveling snow, keeping the heating and ventilating systems in top notch condition are just a few of the many invaluable tasks that our efficient maintenance group sees are well done. At least one of them is in at¬ tendance at all our outside activities to see that the school is left in perfect order. The work of Mr. Ifoy F inn, head custodian, and his excellent staff was even noticed by the survey committee, who remarked on the order and cleanliness of all our rooms and corridors. Yes, we certainly owe a lot of appreciation to this grand group for making our school one of which to be i)roud. How could we ever forget the snowstorms of our senior year. Maintenance Department Mr. Henry Cragen— Fireman M rs. Lena Farraher—3 « ro i Mr. Roy Finn— Head Custodian ] [r. John Kelleher— Fireman Mr. Daniel Leonard— Engineer Mr. John Lordon— Custodian Mr. William Mildrum— Ctistodian Mr. Leslie Reegan— Custodian Mr. Paul Shelton-Ci 4 ' odia« IMr. Joseph Thibault— Custodian Mrs. May Wells— Matron

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Physical Education Department Miss Virginia M. Gardner —Physical Educalion—Field Hockey Coach Miss Thelma Martel —Physical Education—Basketball Coach Mr. Edward J. Melanson —Physical Education—Football Coach Mr. W arren P. McGuirk —Physical Education—Football Coach Healthy minds retjuire healthy bodies . . . a good slogan followed by our progressive physi¬ cal education department. Three times a week Malden High students don their gym outfits and put this slogan to work. The resounding call of “squads fall out’’ issues forth as the boys join in a fast basketball game or exercise drills. Gym is no trivial matter for the girls either, who besides playing basketball, engage in rollicking folk dances, often under the direction of capable Sargent students. Activity day with its bad¬ minton, ping pong, volley ball, and other compe¬ titive sports seems to hold the biggest thrill. But there goes the bell—class excused. PHYSICAL EDUCATION umbling” seems to be one of Mr. McGuirk ' s methods of “toughening ' the boys. Supercisors of our phijsical education and of our sports — Mr. Warren P. McGuirk, Miss Thelma Martel, Miss Virginia M. Gardner, and Mr. Edward J. Melanson.

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Front Row: Mr. Wilfred H. Schmitt, Mis,« Eleanor Barahona, Mr. Leroy M. Twichell. Mr. Thomas Lafionatis, Mr. Raymond W. Bacon. Second Ro7i ' : Mr. Justin A. Sullivan, Mr. Carl F. Nystrom. Mr. James A. Booth, Mr. Maurice M. Moran, Mr. Philip J. Stockwell. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Senior Class Officers of Vocational School: W. Martin, Treasurer; J. Bransfield, Class Ring Representative; IV. Fitzpatrick, Secretary; P. Malonson, President; E. Boggia, Maldonian Representative. Vocational School Department Mr. Raymond W. Bacon— Auto Mechanics Related Instructor — Service Manager, Maintenance Supervisor, Auto Mechanics Work M iss Eleanor Baraliona— Secretary Mr. ,Ia ine.s A. Booth— Sheet Metal Shop and Related Instructor — Sheet Metal Work, Refrigeration Engineer Mr. Th oina.s Lafionati.s— Electrical In.structor. Shop and Related Classes—Plant Maintenance. Electrical Con.struction Mr. Maurice M. Moran— Auto Mechanics Shop Instructor — Auto¬ mobile Mechanic, Service Manager Mr. (’arl F. Xystroin— Machine Shop In.structor — Optical Tool and Die Maki ng. Precision Instruments Mr. Wilfred II. Schmitt— Machine Related Instructor—Machine Shop Training of Navy Yard Trainees, Head of War Produc¬ tion Training at South Boston High School Mr. Phillip J. Stockwell —Electrical In.structor. Shop and Related Classes—Electrical Construction, Radio Servicing Mr. Ju.stin A. Sullivan— Academic Instructor—Machine Work, 11 ' oodivorking, Salesmanship Mr. Leroy M. Twitchell— Director—Saw Manufacturing, Sheet Metal Shop, Piano Case Shop, Hardware Business