Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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and Thorough Custodian Staff Roy G. Finn TIME OUT. One of the younger janitors, Joe Master- angelo, takes time out from his busy schedule of cleaning the rooms after the student body has left for home. These janitors don’t take many rests for they work hard to keep Malden High clean. OUR MAINTENANCE STAFF are as follows: (first row) Kenneth Buckley, William Ireland, and Joseph Zaia; (second row) Roy Finn, Leslie Roger, Joseph Masterangelo, and William Robinson. 29

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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

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Driver Ed — our Favorite Subject DRIVER EDUCATION starts with instructions in the class room. Mr. Pierce tells you the shifts and the systems of a car; plus the common sense rules leading to a successful driver. CAROL PETERSON AND MURIEL VELLEMAN change places for a chance at the driver’s seat. Four students go for a driving lesson at a time and each have half an hour at the wheel. BEFORE LEARNING TO DRIVE you have to know how the motor runs. Here we see Mr. Pierce, our driving instructor, showing the motor to some of the girls of the Driver Ed. class. NOW WE SEE Muriel Velleman in the driver’s seat. Turn on the key, step on the clutch, shift to first, pull down the emergency brake, step on the accelerator, and away we go. 30