Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Sewing, Cooking and Sketching REAL LIFE figures offer art students the opportunity for studying line and colors. GEE! THAT LOOKS GOOD. These girls learn the proper way to set a table, serve a meal, and play hostess. Mary D. Carney Hazel M. Cornish Rose M. Corriveau Harriet F. Gilchrist Anne L. Lynch 27

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We Learn Woodworking, Printing, A COTTAGE SMALL BY A WATER¬ FALL. These boys in Pop” Taylor’s mechanical drawing class are learning to make blueprints of a house. A HOPE CHEST is in the making as these boys prepare their unfinished product. Carl E. Taylor Roy N. Davis Gustave H. Larson Ralph M. Merry Walter R. Pasanen 26

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Here Is Our Well-equipped Library Dorothy-Belle Thorpe MAGAZINE DISPLAY of the school library attracts students. OUR LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, who come from the Sophomore class, do many odd jobs for Miss Thorpe. Each girl has one free period a week devoted to the library. She takes attendance, fixes book shelves, covers magazines, and helps in many other ways. They are. Row 1, M. Fruit, A. Mazonson, J. Dunlee, C. Elfman, head assistant. Miss Thorpe, J. Carter, J. Bartlett, J. Wolf. Row 2, P. Starr, B. Hofmann, L. Sylvester, J. Decar, B. Clark, J. Thorensen, J. Sumberg, C. Lauritzen. Row 3, M. Doucette, A. Manzi, J. Anderson, S. Arenstein, J. Pagliccia, C. Robbins, L. Gardner. Row 4, E. Milton, E. Clarke, E. Buckley, R. Wright, D. Grant, B. Brooks, E. Levine, and J. Rexford. 1 V f i I s In Pt T1 I ' I .1 hi i 1 1 ■ ' 28