Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Guidance Lectures and Conference: I! My - — H-- .V. ■ ' 1 1 1 i h pf 1 i h 1 .If • h •. . . r 1 ' i i 1 ' i — » 1 i f 1 —M MISS EDNA E. TURKINGTON is our one and only Dean of Girls. Her presence in 109 is always seen passing out slips to absentees as well as giving counsel to girls who are planning to go to college or ven¬ ture out into the business world. A GREAT ASSET TO M.H.S. is our Senior Class Master Robert W. Perry. Room 109 is his headquarters where he is seen every day distributing slips to boys who were absent. As Dean of Boys he is always on the go. CO-ORDINATOR OF NON-ATHLETIC AC¬ TIVITIES is only one of Mr. Clarke R. Brookes’ many activities. His schedule is filled wtih such tasks as being the Sopho¬ more Class Master and also teaching history. MR. F. CHAMPLIN WEBSTER, JR. besides being head of the Latin department, is Faculty Manager of Athletics and is Master in charge of Tardiness. MR. ALAN W. FURBER, Coordinator of the Association Career Schools, explains to these boys and girls interested in the business world the advantages of a career. 18

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Dr. Chester W. Holmes Dr. Chester W. Holmes, known for his splendid cooperation with students and teachers alike, came to Malden in 1946 from Washington, D.C., to become Superintendent of the Malden Public School Department, where he has won the admiration of all his fellow workers. He received his B.S. degree from Har¬ vard College, his Ed. M. degree from Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and his Ed. D. from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. His most important function is main¬ taining the highest possible educational standards in Malden. T. Richard Kelliher Mr. T. Richard Kelliher, Administra¬ tive Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools for the past three years, grad¬ uated from Fitchburg State Teachers’ College where he received his B. S. in Education; and from Boston University, where he received his Ed. M. Prior to holding his present position, he taught Social Studies at Browne Junior High School. Mr. Kelliher is in charge of the school supplies, but his main job is to act as “buffer” for Dr. Holmes, reliev¬ ing him of many time-consuming duties. Operation of Malden ' s Schools School Committee The School Committee, elected for a three-year term, is a chosen group of people dedicated to the welfare of our schools. Having completed the new projects for the Linden School, the School Committee has been busy planning a new addition to the Dan¬ iels School and a new school in the Forestdale section to replace the Ay¬ ers Elementary. They are also adding public kindergartens to both schools. These members represent many dif¬ ferent occupations: Mr. George Lod- gen and Mr. Walter Kelliher are lawyers; Mrs. Marion Acres is a housewife; Mr. Arthur Breslin is a funeral director; Rev. Charles Mon- bleau is minister of the Universalist Church of Malden. Miss Rosalyn Gould is secretary to the School Committee. This group of people better our schools for the best edu¬ cation we can have. 17 THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE are, standing, Mr. T. Richard Kelliher, Rev. Charles H. Monbleau, Mr. George E. Lodgen, Mr. Walter J. Kelliher; sitting, Mr. Arthur J. Breslin, Miss Rosalyn E. Gould, Dr. Chester W. Holmes, and Mrs. John C. Acres.

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Aid Many M. H. S. Students THESE BOYS ARE ANXIOUSLY LISTENING TO MR. SANTILLI, who is telling them the outcome of their B.U. Battery Tests, which were taken in September. WHAT SHOULD IT BE, BUSINESS CAREER OR COLLEGE? Here Mr. Santilli discusses with “Johnny” Vale matters concerning his future. MISS HELENE MOORE, SUPERVISOR OF GUIDANCE, becomes acquainted with Rosalie Gerstein and discovers her good points and bad points from her B.U. Battery Test. 19