Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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THE SECOND FLOOR — center of aca¬ demic study —the studying and reference work in the library—the melodious sounds from the music room—the headlines on the board in the Blue and Gold room —the combination of sounds from the foreign language rooms—a floor for concentration. MISS WALTON, whom we all know as a guidance counselor, administers an individual aptitude test to Junior Joanne Graham in her office on the second floor. n ' 12 THE OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL CLUB IN THE UNITED STATES, the Literary Society, celebrates another successful year at its eighty-eighth annual banquet, always held in the Music Room, which is also a center for music and school organizations to meet.

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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.

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From Notes to Books . . The Second Floor Aims High THE ANNUAL BOOK SALE under the direction of Miss Thorpe helps purchase additional books for the school library. A VICTIM OF THE BRACELET OF DOOM faces Joel Shapiro during a Greenroom meeting in one of the activities that take place in the Music Room. 13