Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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 ur Future Footsteps The Guidance Department helps us plan our futures in various ways. This year, it welcomed Miss Katherine Schomcr, who taught in the Home and Family Life Department at Randolph High is now the sophomore counselor. Mr. Drey, who normally finds jobs for commercial and general course students helped many college prep students to find summer jobs at Ness- Hampshire resorts. New is the position of School Psychologist given to Mr. Royte. who has been certified by the state. He is in charge of all testing, docs counseling, and helps to improve the teaching programs. Mr. T. Franklin Grady, head of the department, handles almost any student problem, often private conferences with parents. This year, for the first time in the history of the school, the Guidance Department administered College Boards here. This proved very successful, for students who normally had to travel to different cities to take these examinations, took them at M.H.S. in well-lit classrooms. To help parents understand college administrations and postgraduate work, the department held a College Guidance Night for the second time. After they were shown a film on admissions, they broke up into discussion groups to learn about post-graduation work and schooling. Helping us to solve our problems, the Guidance Department invites all students to visit its counselors. PAUL J. ROYTE TEST COORDINATOR University of Maine, A.B. Northeastern University, M. Ed. T. FRANKLIN GRADY. JR. CITY DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE Salem State Teachers' College, B.S. Tufts University, M.A. RICHARD A. DOWD COLLEGE COUNSELOR Boston College, B.S.; Boston University Springfield College, M.Ed. ys MARY J. MASELLI JUNIOR COUNSELOR Salem State Teachers' College, B.S. Boston University, M.Ed. Northeastern University THOMAS R. DREY, JR. JOB PLACEMENT COUNSELOR Harvard University, A.B. Boston State College, M.Ed. KATHERINE SCHOMER SOPHOMORE COUNSELOR Boston University. B.S., M.Ed. Simmons S.M. 17 BETWEEN CLASSES. Mr. Drey and Mr. Dowd confer together on a guidance problem.

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Helping with plans and careers... OUR THREE CLASS MASTERS. Mr. Robert W. Perry. Mr. Clarke R. Brookes, and Mr. Arthur P. Boyle as senior, sophomore, and junior class masters respectively, help MHS to function properly and efficiently. Our Counselors Guk Malden High School has five capable cxccutiv who spend many a busy hour coordinating non-ac demic activities. Mr. Clarke R. Brookes, Mr. Arthur P. Boyle, at Mr. Robert V. Perry are respectively sophomore, ju ior, and senior Class Masters. Each one not only ha dies his duty of disciplining students, but has oth activities as well. Mr. Brookes sets up the Scho Calendar, and handles all activities in the Jcnkir such as the hearing tests. Mr. Bovlc is in charge of 2 tardiness and boys' absences. Mr. Perry, who is he: of the Science Department, is program director, ar handles supplies and the Jenkins stage activities. Mr. Abraham J. Oxman, Faculty Manager of At letics, handles the purchasing of athletic ccjuipmci and scheduling of athletic events for both boys' ar girls’ sports as well as the sale of box lunches, mil! and candy. The only woman of the five workers. Miss Edna ] Turkington, who is Dean of Girls, takes care of girl attendance, and is head of the History Department All these executives arc known to every student f the help and guidance they give to M.H.S. OUR FACULTY MANAGER OF ATHLETICS, Mr. Abraham J. Oxman. is well known for he also runs the Canteen in 109. His capable student secretary is Lorna Coupe. OUR DEAN OF GIRLS, Miss Edna E. Turkington, h many responsibilities. She is in charge of the girls' a tendance and is head of the History Department. 16

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J. RUSSELL BOWMAN HEAD OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, ENGLISH 3. 4 Head of Good Reading and Discussion Group Lebanon Valley College, A.B. Harvard University, Ph.D. English Department Has Mor This year's English department is larger than ever with ten new teachers: Mr. Bernard Carolan, who taught social studies in Nevada; Mrs. Lucille Di Pietro, our last year’s permanent substitute; Mr. Brendan Duffy, Assistant Youth Director of the Malden Y.M.C.A.; Miss Lois Goddard, M H.S. graduate, who has been in business; Miss Carole Goldfarb, also an M.H.S. graduate, who taught English and advised the yearbook at Bellows Falls, Vt.; Miss Mary Howard from Lincoln; Miss Gertrude Prior who taught in Plymouth; and Mr. Howard Shwartz, a former teacher at U.S. Air Force School in Texas; Mr. Christopher Rich, our first Harvard intern; and Miss Linda Lyman, another student from Harvard, who replaced Mr. Rich for the second half. This year each teacher has only four teaching periods so to give him more time for correcting papers. A new duplicator helps to produce the many needed tests, and outlines, and relieves the pressure on the Office Practice classes. BERNARD F. CAROLAN ENGLISH 2, 3. 4 Holy Cross College, A.B. MARY G. TRIBBLE ENGLISH 2, 3.4 Emm.inual College. B.A., M.A. Blue and Gold Adviser MARY E. HEALD ENGLISH 2 Tufts A.B. Harvard, Columbia Boston University Maldonian Adviser HOWARD SHWARTZ ENGLISH 2, 3 Northeastern, A.B. Trinity University Assistant Adviser, Class of ‘66 JACQUELINE M. STARR ENGLISH 2, 3. 4 Boston College A.B.; Boston State College; Boston U. Adviser to Future Nurses' Club CLASSES ACT OUT PLAYS, as Roy Liddell, Annie Kalayjian, and Francis Craven of Mr. O'Brien’s sixth period juniors present one of Five Modern Irish Plays.