Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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MHS Music Organizations MARCHING DOWN FOREST STREET, the Malden High Band proceeds to Forestdale Cemetery to play such selections as Faith of Our Fathers,” There Is No Death,” and The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Memorial Day exercises. The Band finished the school year by providing the music at the graduatipn exercises held at the Pearl Street Stadium. Joseph E. Gregory, performed at the Memorial Day Assembly. The Orchestra also presented PAUL MANOOGIAN, as Master of Ceremonies, wel- an exchange concert on April 16 with the high school orchestra from Orono, Maine, comes the audience at Memorial Day Assembly. Orono ' s orchestra reciprocated the following week by playing at MHS. 26

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Spring With Oriental Splendor PEEP-BO, YUM-YUM, AND PITTI-SING, the Three Little Maids,” rejoice over the marriage of Yum-Yum to Nanki-Poo. A CORRUPT POOH-BAH (1.) hastens to warn the unassuming Nanki-Poo that Ko-Ko has become Lord High Executioner.” THE GRAND FINALE BRINGS THE CAST TOGETHER TO SING HE’S GOING TO MARRY YUM-YUM.”

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Observe Memorial Day MAYOR WALTER J. KELLIHER addresses the SETTING A BRISK PACE for the Memorial Day Parade, the MHS majorettes, led audience briefly at the Memorial Day exercises. by Esther Zuckerman, precede the Band in its march down Pleasant Street. MEMORIAL DAY WAS OBSERVED AT MHS at an assembly co¬ ordinated by Mr. Richard C. Appleyard on May 27 in the Jenkins Auditorium. After Paul Manoogian’s welcome, Thea Johnson gave a recitation from Memorial Day by Wynne. Ralph Hoyte offered selections from an address by Woodrow Wilson, while Linda Messenger presented excerpts from the Inaugural Address of John F. Kennedy. Taps” was played by David Horton and Jerrold Panich. Highlighting the program was the Choral Art Society singing America the Beautiful” under the direction of Mrs. Patricia C. Tamagini. Adoramus Te” By Palestrina was performed by the Chamber Singers. 27