Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS prepare apple crisps in the cooking room on the third floor as a part of a well-guided course in home economics offered under our roof. TYPING AND FILING as well as stenography, bookkeeping, accounting, and office practice are required courses for business-minded students. 10

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I ther Bureau Are “Sitting on Top of the World” THE FOURTH FLOOR —m many ways we hit tops—the reverberating sounds from the Rifle Club—the scurrying to meet final deadlines in the Maldonian office — the cheery atmosphere and artistic flourishes of the Art Room—the busy forecasters in the Weather Bureau. THE WEATHER BUREAU on the fourth floor in the new building predicts weather every day not only for Malden, but for New England as well.

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From the Commercial Department to the Photography Lab . . . The Third Floor “Clicks” with “Energy” TAKE THE PICTURE THIS WAY, is a familiar ring heard in the pho¬ tography lab where over a thousand Maldonian and B G pictures are processed by student photographers each year. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT in the southeast wing includes the chemis¬ try laboratory, where students ex¬ periment with acids and bases, the physics lab, from which stem energy problems, the biology lab, where frogs are dissected, and the radio class, that teaches electricity. THE THIRD ¥ JdOK—Sophofnores every¬ where you look—the metropolis of M.H.S.’s business ivorld—thousands of pictures roll¬ ing out of the photography lab — in the New Building chemistry, biology, physics, and radio — in the Old, cookies, cakes, dresses, and suits—the busiest floor under our roof.