Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Sharon J. Lovins Charles M. Low Nunzio J. Luca Unassigned Biology Art Univ. of Massachusetts-B.A. Gordon College-B.S. Mass. College of ArtfB.F.A. Patricia M. Mahoney Modern Languages Emmanuel College- B.A. Middlebury College-M.A. Senior Class Adviser French Honor Adviser Mildred 0. McAllister Business University of Maine-B.S. Sophomore Class Adviser F.B.L.A. Adviser M ', . J, ,J v, . S Columbia Univ.-M.F.A. Class Art Adviser .Q,,' 1,2 fa? f'f -ec. 21 Q A Thelma E. Martel Francis C. Martin Mary J. Maselli Physical Ed. Industrial Arts Guidance Boston Univ.-M.Ed. Boston Univ.-B,S., Ed., M.Ed. 5816111 State-B.S.Ed. Coach Girls' Tennis Senior Class Adviser B0Sf0U UI1iVeISifYaM-Ed- Industrial Arts Department Head Jane V. McDonnell Thomas F. McGrail David L. McLaughlin English Department Guidance Electrical Related Subjects Emmanuel College-B.A. Boston College-B.A., M.A. Fitchburg State College Boofum Rock Adviser -s

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'Q I -rf ,Q ...VA-2' Q, . Frances Johannes Mathematics Senior Mickey Matthews proofreads transcriptions in her Business Machines Class. Marquette University-BS' John F. King Shirley T. Lane Automotive Related English Fitchburg State College Jackson College-B.A. Blue and Gold Adviser '10 4 if Susanne J. Lodgen Lois Lovins English English Radcliffe-B.A. University of Mass.-B.A. CornellfM.A, Oxford University 195 F Carol S. LeBovidge Business Industrial Arts Salem State College Fitchburg State College B S Maldonian Financial Adviser Boston State College 3U Math Students Tal-ia Ill lnpiarl Math Test . . .On November 7th, 1968, thirty math students took the Sth Annual Olympiad Math Competition, where twenty cash prizes were awarded by the Actuaries Club of Boston. In March, the highest scoring students took the National Test sponsored by the Actuaries Club of New York. The Math teachers also attended a three-day lecture series at a Boston meeting of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, and were invited to contribute their views on the teaching of math. The view of the department, as reported by Miss Parris, Department Chairman, is that people use math in their lives, and it is hoped that the students of Malden High will also learn to find it enjoyable as well. . . Arthur E Little

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Representatives from the Telephone Company take over the school library to discussjobs and training with all interested students. fi!- Edward J. Melanson Physical Education Villanova Univ.-B.S. Director of Athletics Elaine M. McMullin Home Economics Framingham State CollegefB.S.Ed. JK- Eunice Y. Moore William Messenheimer Metal Fabrication Related Business Fitchburg State College Simmons College-B.S. Boston University-B.A. Stenography and Typewriting Dept. Head -akin., -'-uw Louis Melanson Donna R. Merris Modern Languages Music Boston College-B.A., M.A. Illinois State University-B S Ed Modern Language Dept. Head Northwestern University M M Assistant Band Director Wnrl-i-Stud Prnqranl Initiated This Year . . .For the first time at MHS, a work-study program was initiated this year, and placed under the supervision of Mr. John DiGiammerino. Twenty-nine seniors took part in the program which allowed them to attend school part of the time, and to then go to work injobs ranging from Hospital aides to telephone operators. Another function that the Guidance Department ran this year was their annual Christmas fair. Co-or- dinated by Miss Marianne Glick, the fair placed on sale cakes, cookies, books and other articles donated by the Guidance Counselors. Over S100 was rasied for a scholarship. . .