Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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PROGRAM OF STUDIES CURRICULA SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR COLLEGE A English 2 .... 6 Latin 2.5 French 1 or German 1 . 6 Geometry.6 English 3.6 Latin 3 . . . 5 French 2 or German 2 . . 6 Chemistry .... 6 or History 3 (U.S.) ... 5 Algebra 2.5 English 4.6 Latin 4.6 French 3 or German 3 . . 6 Physics.5 or History 3 (U.S.) ... 5 Review Mathematics . . 5 (Where Necessary) COLLEGE B English 2 . . . . . 5 Plane Geometry ... 5 Latin or French or German . 6 Biology or a Second Language 5 (It is unwise to begin two language is given for less than two years of a may be met by 4 years of one lar languages. Most colleges recommen English 3.5 Algebra 2.6 Latin or French or German . 5 (Elect two subjects) Chemistry.5 History 2 (Mod. Eur.) . . 6 Second Language ... 6 s the same year. No College credit language. Language requirements iguage or 2 or more years of two d five units of a foreign language.) English 4 . . . , . 6 History 3 (U. S.) . . . 6 Latin or French or German or Aeronautics .... 5 Physics or Solid Geometry and Trigonometry or a Second Language ... 5 Review Mathematics . . 6 (Where Necessary) SCIENTIFIC English 2.5 French 1 or German 1 . . 5 Latin 2 or Biology ... 5 Geometry.5 English 3.5 French 2 or German 2 . .5 Chemistry.5 History 3 (U.S.) ... 6 Algebra 2.6 English 4.5 French 3 or German 3 or Aeronautics .... 5 Physics.5 Review Mathematics . . 5 Solid Geometry and Trigonometry 6 GENERAL English 2 . . . . 5 History 1 (Ancient and Medieval) 5 (Elect two subjects one of which must be a prepared subject) Latin or French or German . 6 Geometry.5 Algebra 1.6 Intermediate Science . . 5 Stenography 1 (and T.W.) . 5 Second Language ... 5 Freehand Drawing 1 . . 10 Mechanical Drawing 1 . .10 Manual Training 1 . . .10 Domestic Arts 1 . .10 General Mathematics . . 5 English 3 .... 5 History 2 (from 1700) . . 6 (Elect two subjects one of which must be a prepared subject) Music Appreciation 1 . . 6 Latin or French or German . 5 Algebra 2.5 Stenography 2 (and T.W.) . 10 Chemistry.5 Second Language ... 6 Freehand Drawing 2 . . 10 Mechanical Drawing 2 .10 Manual Training 2 . . .10 Printing 1.10 Domestic Arts 2 ... 10 Electricity and Mechanics . . 5 Meteorology .... 5 Elementary Music Theory . 5 General Business Practice 1 . 5 Type A.6 English 4.6 History 3 (U.S.) ... 6 (Elect two subjects one of which must be a prepared subject) Music Appreciation 2 . . 6 Latin or French or German . 5 Review Mathematics . . 5 Stenography 3 (and T.W.) . 10 Biology.6 Physics.5 Second Language . . 6 Commercial Law and Economics 6 Freehand Drawing 3 . . 10 Mechanical Drawing 3 .10 Manual Training 3 . . .10 Printing 2 .... 10 Domestic Arts 3 .10 Radio.5 Elementary Music Theory . 5 Aeronautics .... 5 General Business Practice 1 . 6 Type B.5 COMMERCIAL English 2.5 Commercial Geography . . 5 Bookkeeping 1 . . . . 5 Ste nography 1 (and T.W.) . 5 English 3 .... 6 History 3 (U.S.) ... 6 (Elect two subjects one of which must be commercial) Bookkeeping 2 . . . . 5 Chemistry.5 French or German ... 5 Stenography 2 (and T.W.) . 10 Algebra . 5 English 4.5 Commercial Law and Economics 5 (Elect two subjects one of which must be commercial) Accounting .... 5 Biology.6 French or German ... 5 Stenography 3 (and T.W.) . 10 While Miss Briggs watches closely, one of her typing classes busily clatters away trying to attain the goal of all typists—a perfect paper. Maybe you’ll recognize the secretary in some firm as one of these M.!H.S. stu¬ dents in future years. These efficient girls who are writing their bookkeeping on the board in Room 327 will someday become very able bookkeepers or secretaries. We know that M.H.S. will be proud of them when they are earning their own money, and progressing in this field. i i j| i ti

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eM cm 4. hatching. M. eft. S. 1. Frances Amaru anxiously awaits the verdict as Miss Palmer looks over her work in typing class. Let’s hope her letter has less than three mistakes so it will be acceptable. Practice is important for profi¬ ciency in typing. 2. Here we have a class busy at work. Must be a diffi¬ cult test in the offering. Mr. Queally’s general math class seems to be taking the challenge quite seriously. At least they look pretty studious at the moment. Here’s hoping their work brings good results. 3. Miss Crowe testing again. This is MJH.S. calling. “Hello, testing, 1-2-3-4” Here are some of the sen¬ iors taking the tone audiometer test under the care¬ ful supervision of our school nurse. This is done each year for the students’ benefit. 4. “Be careful with those pins! That isn’t a dummy up there.” Sewing classes come in mighty handy when you’re worrying about that new spring ward¬ robe. Here we see a skirt being tried on for size, while others are still being stitched. [SO]

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