Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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! ! I ! t I I Hurrying to make the 8 o’clock bell — Meeting the biology skeleton for the first time — Long afternoons in office hours — “First things first” — Holes made in desks by compass- experimenting geometry students— Homework!!— “Bonjour, Classe” — Three sharp pencils for shorthand— Nervousness over the first driving lesson — The long, long, source themes — Tantalizing smells from the cooking room. This is our daily school life, the most important piece in our Pattern for Success. :tpati k.

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n lllli|.2JlHII i 1 U . I John B, Matthews Mr. John B. Matthews, our able headmaster, with our excellent corps of administrators and teachers, has kept Malden High in the lead these many years. Mr. Matthews has demon¬ strated his interest in the development of Malden High School and the success of its students for more than thirty years; first as a teacher of history, later as head of the history depart¬ ment, and since 1943 as our principal. Of his many fine attributes, his kind¬ ness, understanding, and interest in the students rank high. Administrators Supervise Smooth COOL, CALM, AND COLLECTED is Miss Eunice Young, ready with a smile and a helping hand, to solve any problems. She is kept busy with the telephones and files. READY, WILLING, AND ABLE is friendly office secretary. Miss Mabel McQuesten. Miss Mc- Questen spends many a tiring hour preparing our daily bulletin. COMPETENT, CONCISE, AND CONSIDERATE is our Mrs. Helen Hills who checks scholastic records among other daily tasks.