Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Working together as one . . The Backbone Of The Malden School System l. ,,o: . Working together to make the Malden school system as perfect as possible are Dr. Holmes and the school com- mittee. Their co-operation has seen the new Forestdale School, which had its first enrollment this year, dedicated in Decem- ber. The elementary addition to the Lincoln Junior High School is under construction. This new, modern building replaces the QF' lf BE? THlNK 't' 2. vb as its 9 I ' DR. CHESTER W. HOLMES, Superintendent of the Schools of Malden since 1946, has given his utmost in serving the people of Malden by providing the best kind of education for their children. RICHARD T. KELLIHER, administrative assistant to Dr. Holmes, has charge of school supplies, prepares state and federal reports, and is present at all School Committee meetings. old school which burned March 29, 1956. An addition to the Daniels Elementary School is under discussion to provide ac- comodations for the ever-increasing number of children in that area. The newly elected members of the committee include Mr. Leonard Mullen and Dr. Bruce Brown, while Mrs. Bertha Gordon was re-elected for another four year term. The other two members are Mr. George Lodgen and Mr. Frederick Conway. Once a month the school committee, Dr. Holmes, and Mr. Kelliher meet in the School Committee Room at the high school. Their duties include appropriating necessary funds for school supplies, repairs and other necessities. Frequent open meetings offer a chance for all those interested in the Malden School System to see how it is being run. 1 l ' 152232 'N MALDEN'S NEWLY ELECTED SCHOOL COMMITTEE includes, first row left to right: Mr. Leonard Mullen, lawyer, Mrs. Bertha Gordon, lawyer, Dr. Bruce Brown, dentist. Back row: Mr. George Lodgen, lawyerp and Mr. Frederick Conway, lawyer.

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City of Malden, Massachusetts SCHOOL ORGANIZATION CHART THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS Administrative Asst to Supl' THE SUPERINTENDENVS TECHNICAL STAFF - DIRECTORS OF Art Attend. Guidance Health' Music' Physically Handicapped' Phys. Ed.' Testing Special Ed. Consultants to all Principals and Teachers 2 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS THE ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL THE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Headmaster or Principal Principal 69 Teochersfl Counselor I0 Teachers I483 Students T23 Students I Clerk I Clerk Grades IO, II, I2 - Ages Approximately 'I5-T8 3 .IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS BEEBE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BROWNE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Principalg Assistant Principal Principal: Assistant Principal Principal: Assistant Principal 29 Teachersy I Counselor 26 Teachersg I Counselor 3I Teachers: I Counselor 728 Students 646 Students 7I8 Students I Clerk I Clerk I Clerk Grades 7, 8, 9 - Ages Approximately 12-I5 I4 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS OR UNITS AYERS BEEBE BELMONT BROWNE DANIELS EMERSON FAULKNER Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal 8 Teachers 2 Teachers I9 Teachers 5 Teachers 23 Teachers I3 Teachers I7 Teachers I93 Pupils 67 Pupils 6I3 Pupils I23 Pupils 626 Pupils 321 Pupils S32 Pupils LINDEN oiznwooo norman uucmn Primm, Mmfwooo mac: smmum Principal Principal Principal Asst. pfgn. Principal Teaching Princ. I Teachers I4 Teachers IO Teachers I7 Teachers 23 reughen I4 Teachers 3 Teachers 9 Pupils 38l Pupils 292 Pupils SI3 Pupils 325 pupil, 439 Pupils T26 Pupils I Clerk K and Grades I-6 incl. - Ages Approximately 5-I2 and staff THIS SCHOOL ORGANIZATION CHART OF 1956, which appeared on the back cover of Annual Report of the Malden Public Schools, shows the successful organiation of our schools under the leadership of The School Committee and Dr. Holmes from Kindergarten to Senior high schools. For the past seven years similar booklets have been published. Prepared by faculty members for the benefit of the parents, the pamphlets are given to all students-of Malden schools.