Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Jbrary DOROTHY-BELLE THORPE LIBRARY HEAD Wellesley College, B.A.; Boston University, M.A. Assistant Adviser, Class of 1964 THE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, arc Front Row: G. Gostigian, D. King, Miss Dorothy-Bcllc Thorpe, L. Ittlcman, head assistant, B. Amcral, B. Bougess, A. Goss; Row 2: C. Schaffner, S. Nadeau. M. Sazin, L. Zimkin, C. Zilman, F. Cosentina; Row 3: F. Robertson, L. Anthony, L. Pulsifcr, D. Phil-brook, L. Darras, M. Stickney; Row 4: M, Hampton, L. Knight, C. Rinaldi, V. Daniels, W. McNulty; Back Row: R. Amerants, P. Lynn, A. Dickinson, R. Fuerro, F. Linquist.

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Each Day Many Footsteps Trek To Our Well Equi'ppe LINDA LYMAN ENGLISH 2. 3. 4 Northwestern University B.A. Harvard Graduate School of Education Our second intern shares an apartment with four girls in Cambridge, where she is working on her A.M.T. at Harvard LOIS G. GODDARD ENGLISH 3, 4 Smith College, A.B. University of Florida Salem Teachers' College DEBORAH A. YOUNG ENGLISH 2, 3. 4 Bates College, B.A. CAROLE J. GOLDFARB ENGLISH 3 Boston University, B.F.A. Director of Senior Play Assistant Adviser, Greenroom RECORDINGS OF JULIUS CAESAR help Miss Hcald's sophomore English class to understand and enjoy Shakespeare. The visual and audio aids of M.H.S. arc a great help to all the departments. The school library is truly an indcspensablc part of Malden High School. Besides the wide variety of books to read for pleasure, it contains an excellent assortment of reference material. New this year arc the Encyclopedia International, the Unabridged Funk and Wagnalls New Standard Dictionary and the National Geographies Atlas of the World. The library opens at 7:45 and closes at 3:00 every day except Friday, when it closes at 2:30. It is frequented by those honor roll students, who have permanent library slips, and by pupils who obtain library slips from Miss Thorpe before school or during lunch time for any free period. Enlarged by approximately fifty new and exciting books each year, the library continues to be kept up to date with the newest available material. For those who arc interested in the activities of the world, the library subscribes to five daily newspapers, including the New York Times and our own Malden News, and fifty four leading magazines. Books can be kept for two weeks at the end of which time they must be returned or renewed. A fine of 10£ is charged for each day overdue. Miss Thorpe is greatly aided by the work of the thirty-seven efficient library assistants, headed this year by Leona Ittlcman. These helpful people check attendance, arrange magazines, assist students and do many odd jobs about the library. ITS A GREAT PLACE TO STUDY! Students in all courses use the library frequently. Library slips can be obtained from Miss Thorpe before school, during lunch or after school. 20

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F. CHAMPLIN WEBSTER, JR. HEAD OF LATIN DEPARTMENT Dartmouth College, A.B., Boston University M.Ed. MISS BARBARA R. HOLDEN HEAD OF MODERN LANGUAGES FRENCH 1, 2, 3, 4 Colby, A.B., Middlcbury. M.A., University of Strasbourg-Diplome The Language Department is always expanding and this year has welcomed two new teachers, Miss Marion Flagg and Mr. Abraham Stein. Although Miss Flagg retired February 28, 1964, she was replaced by Mrs. Judith Hclman, University of Chicago, 13.A.; Harvard, M.A. Having proved successful Iasi year with the general French classes, the Audio-Lingual Materials arc being used again. New French texts for advanced classes include Advanced French by O'Brien, Lafrance and Brachficld, and paperbacks, Pierre Ft Jean by Maupassant, and Le Pere Cor oi by Balzac. All first year German classes arc using a new book Deutsch-Frstea Buck by Mueller, supplemented by tapes. Both German and French teachers are aided by a new typewriter with accent and umlaut marks. The Latin Department has initiated a series of lectures on the importance of Latin, given by members of the department and visiting lecturers. More emphasis has been placed on the study of both the lingual and literary phases of languages. With Liceratu CHARLES J. GROSS LATIN 2, 3, 4 Tufts, A.B. Cum Laude, A.M.; University of North Carolina, Ph.D. Greek Club Adviser MISS MARION FLAGG LATIN 1. 2 Wellesley, B.A. OTTO ASHERMAN FRENCH 1. 2; GERMAN 1 University of Berlin, M.A.; University of Vienna, Ph.D EDWARD B. GALLIGAN GERMAN 1, 2. 3 Boston University. A.B.. M.A. German Honor Society Adviser JAMES J. McCANN LATIN 1. 2, 4; FRENCH 1 Gregorian University, Rome, S.T.B.; Boston University, M.A. DEMF.TRA NICHOLAS LATIN 2, 3; FRENCH 1. 2 Emmanuel College, BA.; Boston College, M.A.; Diplome dc Laval; Diplomc dc la Sorbonne; Latin Honor Society Adviser, Assistant Adviser, Class of 1964 Student 22