Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Massachusetts Suburban Math League Qspx .X John J. Queally Boston College-A.B, Boston University-M.Ed. Boys' Tennis Team Coach MR. MICHAEL GROSSMAN Frances Johannes Marquette University-B.S. MONDAY MISS EILEEN M. WALSH John H. Schlegel Salem State College-B.S., M.Ed I.V. Basketball Coach .Q As Carol A. Kropiwnicki Boston State College-B.S. Roger Doherty Harvard University--A.B. Boston State College-A.M. Senior Class Adviser

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Michael Grossman Tufts University-B.S. Yale University-M.A. Sophomore Class Adviser Math Club Adviser Josephine T. Walczak Salem State College-B.S. Malden High's Math Team Competes in Frances K. Parris Wheaton College-A.B. Boston University--M.A. Math Dept. Head Two advanced courses were introduced by the Math Department this year. Review Math and Trigonome- try prepared students for the College Board SAT. As a result, test scores were as much as 150 points higher than in previous years. Students who had satisfactorily completed Math IV were eligible to enroll in Intro- duction to Calculus. Advanced students could also compete on the Math Team. This year's members were Seniors Larry Levin and Paula Todisco, juniors Sharman Lappin and Walter Newman, and Sopho- more Ann Swartz. Eileen M. Walsh Salem State College-B.A. Sophomore Class Adviser xi'-r A ?glzif'.Li'i-:iw .t-gif' -13' Ms- e.':'iws L .1 ,tr 15? 1f'T1f'3'755iT3' iv K 'V ...- if Marie-Elaine Tomasello Boston College-B.S. CAM Adviser Senior Class Adviser Louis W. Ciarfella St. Anselm's College-A.B. Assistant Football Coach G.B.L. Track Oflicial SOLVING A PROPORTION PROBLEM IN MRS. WALCZAK'S CLASS wg

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Kathleen R. Carbine Middlebury College-B.A. William A. McWilliams, Jr. Bowdoin College-A.B. Science Dept. Offers New Biolog II tfflimgw, Robert W. Perry Worcester Polytech-B.S. Columbia University-M.A. Senior Class Master Science Department Head The Science Department introduced several ad- vanced courses this year, including a Biology II course taught by Mr. Scannell. Chemistry and Physical Science were available to qualified Sopho- mores, and students of the General course were given the opportunity to study Biology. The Science De- partment attempted at all times to supplement the text and increase interest through actual experiments performed in the laboratories by the students. Ann Sullivan New Rochelle-B.S. Henry O. Belanger Assumption College Boston University Medical School MR. GILBERT MACKIN instructs T. Luca CLD and J. Doyle Cr.D in the proper techniques