Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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English Classes — Book Reports JUDGE DAVID KAHN tries Arlene Kendell, the Draper, as the English students enact a scene from Master Pierre Patelin.” J. Russell Bowman Marguerite Ammann Mary E. Heald John L. Hussey Vivian E. Kistler Madge C. Leslie Laura M. Pearl Alice R. Peaslee Everett E. Schneider Mary G. Tribble Adeline B. Wetmore Deborah A. Young 14

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with Our Able Advisers Guide Us CLARKE R. BROOKES —Mr. Brookes, the able Sophomore Class Master, is in charge of the disciplinary problems of all the boys in the sopho¬ more class. If one were to ask to see his very com¬ plete calendar, he would understand how busy Mr. Brookes really is. As co-ordinator of all non-ath- letic activities in the high school, he lends a helping hand to nearly everyone at M.H.S. ROBERT M. PERRY — The boys are fortunate in having Mr. Perry as guidance counselor. He helps them make up their minds in regard to their future. Soft spoken Mr. Perry is the Senior Class Master and head of the science department. As master in charge of boys’ attendance he can be seen each morning admitting a line of boys who were absent and he also distributes the school supplies every five weeks. EDNA E. TURKINGTON — Being the Dean of Girls and also head of the history department keeps Miss Turkington very busy. Her aid has been most prominent in her unending efforts to assist the students of Malden High to choose their colleges and fill out applications. In addition, Miss Turkington gains great joy in being the adviser to Usona. F. CHAMPLIN WEBSTER — Mr. Webster, our genial Junior Class Master, serves our school in many ways. He is head of the Latin department and Faculty Manager of Athletics. Through his efforts, the teams are supplied with uniforms, schedules are arranged, and financial obligations are met. With many snow storms this year, he was kept extra busy supervising the tardiness in the high school. 109 REMODELED. Here is a picture of the outer office of the new advisers’ room. The three separate doors, not visible in the picture, are to the inner offices of Mr. Santilli, Miss Turk¬ ington, and Mr. Perry respectively. During the summer this structure, which used to be just one large room, was converted to three smaller divisions for the sake of privacy when confer¬ ring with the students and parents. 13

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Panel Discussions, and Recitations EXPERIMENTS IN ENGLISH CLASS prove fun to Robert Ell. Miss Pearl’s English class took over the physics room for a day in order to do their experiments. IN PANEL DISCUSSIONS confidence in speaking before a group is gained by these panel members in Sophomore English. Left to right, Carol Vasily, Dorothy Peterson, Muriel Wade, Roberta White, and Chairman Richard Tucker. 15