Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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■ | Make Jla+UfUaffel Znjoualde- MRS. MARION W. GILLIS, teacher of Latin and adviser to the Latin Honor So¬ ciety, attended Radcliffe College where she received her B.A. She enjoys reading. F. CHAMPLIN WEBSTER, JR. teaches Latin IV and is a graduate of Dartmouth and Boston University with his B.A. and M. Ed. He is a faculty manager of athletics, Junior Class master, and master in charge of tardiness. “Immer Geradeaus”, says Ronnie Keefe to Carl Grebe, as the two boys present an interesting dia¬ logue on mountain climbing to an interested third year German class. The class and Carl were equally amused as Ronnie tried to illustrate the directions with his finger. I I i ; A [ 25 ' ]

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iSSiggi 3)t4Mad, QaeUie, And Vi utiL DR. OTTO ASHERMANN received his M.A. at the University of Berlin, and Ph. D. at the University of Vienna. His main in¬ terest is drama as demonstrated by his work as adviser to the Greenroom Dramatic So¬ ciety. Besides this he owns a card shop. RUTH A. McKENNEY is head of the Modern Languages in the Malden Public Schools. She received her M.A. at Smith College, and also attended the French Sum¬ mer Session at Middlebury. After completing her course of study at Mt. Holyoke College, MRS. ELIZABETH B. HILL received her B.A. We are sure that some fortunate person appreciates her avocation of sewing. LOUIS MEL AN¬ SON received his B.A. and M.A. after at¬ tending Boston College. He is adviser to “Le Cercle Francais”, but his interests lie in the field of photography and music. MRS. FRANCES GALLIGAN attended Boston University, College of Liberal Arts, and received her B.A. Her subject is Ger¬ man, and she is adviser to “Der Deutsche Ehrenverein”. She is also an adviser to the Junior Class. Her hobby is figure skating. JAMES E. REID, a teacher of Latin, is a graduate of Bates College and Tufts College with his B.A. and M.A. He is a football coach, and an adviser to the Senior Class. [ 24 ]

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tioyA Jleanst 7he. Ant Oy Printing ROY N. DAVIS, manual training teacher, attended the General Electric Engineering School. His hobbies include hunting and fishing. The teacher of Industrial Arts is RALPH M. MERRY. He attended Bos¬ ton University and got his B.S. in Ed. and M.A. in Ed. He is an adviser to the Senior Class. His hobby is raising and training hunting dogs. GUSTAVE A. LARSON teaches printing and industrial arts and is printing adviser to all clubs. He attended Middlebury College, Fitchburg State Teachers College, and Bos¬ ton University, receiving his B.S. WALTER R. PASANEN graduated from Clark University and New York University and received his B. Ed. and M.A. He is an adviser to the Junior Class and his hobby is gardening. The head of mechanical drawing depart¬ ment and adviser to the Boys’ and Girls’ Rifle Club is CARL E. TAYLOR. “Pop” is a graduate of Lowell Institute. His hob¬ bies are, of course, hunting and fishing. I 2(5 |