Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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DAVID F. GINIVAN, JR. 17 Horace Street Commercial Stenographer A recipient of two letters for the cross country team, Dave was elected Co-Captain. He also re- ceived letters for indoor track, out- door track, and the swimming team. Dave was chairman of the Junior class outing of 1967 and performed in Channel '6S. MURRAY L. GLICK 147 Cross St. College Auto Dealer As an honor roll student, Murray was awarded two honor emblems. Murray devotes much of his time to A.Z.A. Serving as Secretary for one and a half years, he was then elected President. He also plays the position of catcher on the A.Z.A. softball team. ANN L. GOLDMAN 129 Kimball Sr. College Undecided A member of the French Honor Society, Pep Club, and MacDowell, Ann also served on the Maldorziarz staff for one year. Outside of school, Ann worked as a volunteer tutor at Cooper Center in Rox- bury, and was a three-year mem- ber of Tifty. ROBERTA GINSBERG 115 Wytuming Ave. General Bookkeeping An avid fan of stock car racing, Bobbie enjoys popular and folk music. She is very enthusiastic about sports, as she attends most of Malden High's football and basketball games. After school hours Bobbie is a data processor at the Federal Reserve Bank. OLGA GLIKAS 46 Prosper Street Commercial Data Processing As a hard-working library assist- ant, Olga is also a three-year mem- ber of both Choral Art and Chamber Singers. She worked on the Welfare Committee for three years, and is a member of the Rainbow Girls. Olga was also a recipient of the Crisco Award. JOHN M. GLANCY 79 Coleman Street College Architect Jackie has been a member of the Band for three years, the Rifle Club and Ski Club for two years, and the indoor track team for one year. Outside of school, Jackie is active in the 2'th Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps and also CYO. He also likes to ski and swim. '1 1 a- L .ka or mi.....,..g: , JOHN C. GOFFREDO 91 Elwell Street General U. S. Air Force In the afternoons Johnny is a hard worker at Lewis Candy Company. Being sports-minded, he is a spec- tator at many Malden High School football and baseball games. Any free time he has Johnny devotes to working on cars or Math, his favorite subject. JOHN P. GLENNON 20 Linwood Street College College J.G., a one-year member of the Y.M.C.A., attends the Boston Bruins and the Patriots games. Collecting racing cars and records of his favorite group, Sam and Dave, takes much of J.G.'s time. After school, he works at Stella's as a cashier. ax E5 . MARIE V. GOFFREDO 91 Elwell Street General Beautician Guffy was an energetic member of the Pep Club in her Sophomore year. An accomplished seamstress, she creates many of her own clothes. When not working as a waitress at the Shrimp Boat, Guffy enioys listening to her favorite group, The Four Seasons. l QUEEN OF THE GOLDEN TORNADO AND COURT.

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I 6 PATRICIA J. GIBBONS 12 Hurlburt Court College Teacher Trish has been a majorette for two years, and the Secretary of the Band one year. A two-year mem- ber of USONA, she was elected Treasurer. As a homeroom repre- sentative for two years, Trish helped on the committees for Carousel , Noel , and Shuffle WILFRED GILES 12 Winter Ave. General U. S. NavY A member of E.Y.C. for .three years, Fred served as Chaplain be' fore being elected President. After school hours he is employed at Davenport Drugstore. In his free time Fred plays folk music on his guitar or listens to music by PCICI, Paul, and Mary. LORRAINE L. GEER 182 Sammett St. General Undecided A former member of the Baron Drum Corps for three years, Lor- raine also participated in a bowling league for one year. Lorraine is employed as a typist at Malden Action after school hours, and for relaxation she listens to record albums by Elvis Presley. CAROLYN GIES 16 Fairmont Street College Teacher A typist for the Maldonian, Caro- lyn was also head librarian as- sistant in her Junior year. She helped on the decoration com- mittee for Carousel , and has participated in USONA for two years. Carolyn also works as a Candy Striper at the Malden Hos- pital. JOAN P. GILLEN 191 Beltran Street Commercial Secretary A three-year member of Kappa Phi, Joan was elected Secretary. Her favorite pastimes are horse- back riding and basketball. A member of Pep Club for three years, Joan attended all the foot- ball games. In her free time she listens to The Tijuana Brass. WILLIAM GEISSLER 288 Broadway College Chemistry Teacher Giz is a Co-Editor of the 1967 Blue and Gold. He was co-chair- man of OZ and a co-chairman of the magazine drive for soldiers in Vietnam. An honor roll student and a member of COG, Giz tutors at the Cooper Community Center in Roxbury on Saturdays. ALAN W. GERSHFIELD 115 Harvard Street College Politics A co-editor and homeroom repre- sentative of Lion for two years, Hi Life is Historian for the Alpha Mu Alpha Fraternity. His- tory and English are his favorite subiects, but outside of school Hi Life is interested in politics and creative writing. 5 H CHRISTINE GIGLIO 242 Pearl Street Commercial Secretary A one-year member of the Mac- Dowell Girls' Concert Choir, Chris keeps active by bowling. She at- tends the MHS football games when she isn't working at Leche- mere Sales. In her free time Chris enjoys studying English, or listen- ing to her favorite music. JEAN GINGRAS 9 Highland Park College Teacher A three-year member of the Girls' basketball team, Jean received a varsity letter. She also participated on the softball team, and was a member of A.D.A. Sorority. Jean performed in Channel '68 and served on the dance committee for Yesterday's Gone. EDWARD C. GIGLIO 19 Cleveland St. Voke Undecided Racing, water skiing, and baseball rate high with Eddie. He worked on Carousel , the Senior Proms in 1966 and in 1967, and the Valentine Dance in his Sophomore and Junior years. Eddie has a iob after school and on weekends at Mercurio Electric. JOAN GINGRAS 9 Highland Park Commercial Secretary Joan was a typist for the Blue and Gold in her Junior year. She has received a letter on the girls' tennis team for three years, and has been a member of the Girls' Concert Choir. Joan belongs to Alpha Delta Alpha, and she was active in Channel '68.

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LOUIS M. GOLDSTEIN 103 Willow St. College Chemistry Louie is the Senior Executive of COG and a member of the Ger- man Honor, National Honor, N.C.S.Y., Choral Art Society and French Honor. He is also Editor in Chief of the Blue and Gold, and was selected to attend the Rotary Club Luncheon for two years. WILLIAM J .GOSS 149 Essex St. General College A two-year member of the Y.M.C.A., Bill also belongs to the CYO basketball team. His best subiect in school is History, and after school he works at Jordan Marsh. Bill listens to the records of The BeeGee's, and he plays football and hockey. MARC GRONDIN 169 Essex Street General Machinist Marc's favorite pastimes include playing basketball and drawing. His musical tastes range from the popular music of The Beach Boys to the rock music of The Monkees. When not Working at the Strafco Tool and Dye Company, Marc re- pairs and races his car. MICHAEL S. GOODELL 793 Main St. College Meteorologist After school Mike is a hard worker at a plumbing firm. As an expert marksman, he has been a member of the rifle team for two years. Sports-minded Mike attends MHS football, baseball, and basketball games. ERROL D. GREEN 69 Linwood Street College Pharmacist Vice-President of COG and Secre- tary of the German Honor Society, Errol is also a member of Choral Art. He was a one-year member of the student council and the Chess Club. Errol is, employed at the Shan-Lor Pharmacy, and en- ioys all types of folk music. RALPH GRONDIN 169 Essex St. General Machinist Ralph is a hard worker in the afternoons at the Srafco Tool and Dye Company. Being sports- minded, Ralph watches and plays football, baseball, and basketball. He spends a lot of time on cars, and has a collection of all types of model cars. RICHARD J. GOPEN 97 Hill St. College Dentist Co-editor of Maldonian, Rich is President of TIFTY, a three-year member of LIT, German Honor, and the wrestling team, and has received the Auxilium Latinum award. In his Junior year, Rich performed in Channel '68 , and was delegated to Boys' State. JUNE S. GREENBERG 471 Highland Ave. General Secretary As a member of the Greenroom Dramatic Society, the Choral Art Society, and Chamber Singers, June displays her talent for sing- ing and acting. When not working at the Crown Baking Company, she relaxes by listening to Peter, Paul, and Mary. JOSEPH A. GROSSI 70 Pine Street College Accountant A steady worker at Liberty Mutual Insurance Company during the summer, Joe is also a member of DeMolay. Choosing English as his most interesting subiect, he favors basketball and football when it comes to sports, and The Beatles when it comes to music. DAVID E. GORDON 244 Salem St. College Computer Processer Treasurer of Alpha Mu Alpha Fraternity, sports-minded Dave plays guard on the MHS football team, is on the wrestling team, and has received letters in both. He is a three-year member of the Y.M.C.A., and enioys listening to The Lovin' Spoonful. MICHAEL J. GRIFFIN 85 Rockingham Avenue College College Griff was a member of the German Honor Society in his Junior Year. An ardent outdoorsman, he enioys swimming, hunting, and fishing. He rebuilds cars, and is an ad- mirer of The Rolling Stones. Griif also plays baseball, and his favorite subject is History. NANCY M. GROSSMAN 220 Mountain Ave. College Journalist Gavel-wielder of CAM and Phi Delta Phi, Nancy Was also Biog- raphy Editor of the Mrzldonirm. She was a three-year member of French Honor, Choral Art, TIFTY, Ski Club, and a five-year member of the Band. Nancy also received two letters in softball.