Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Susan Pescatore Science Emmanuel College-B.A. Junior Class Adviser i. A .14 ..,-..-.- ,.,- Z ..-f f ..-f- 155' Mrss Masellj QLD and Miss Glick QRJ go over some records 1n the Gurdance office wlth Secretary Elarne Gulffre

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I x ,Nasa . 5 bf -1ef.,M.... :n...: V, N . Qf , it : f 5 1 4 , , JJ .- XA.:-37, V-'T' ., .ag 4.12, .ft fab John A. 0'Brien Thomas F. 0'Donnell English Social Studies Tufts-B.A., Ed.M. Suffolk University-B.A. Greenroom Adviser Harvard UniversityfM.A.T. Cross Country Coach LIT Adviser Junior Class Head Adviser H .. , ' A -zg, ' . ' V i .. .51 ' . I Ir Therese K. 0'Neill Business Boston CollegefB.S. L- 95-.. Ellen F. Palmer Frances K. Parris James A. Pelley Business Math History Boston University-B.S.S. Wheaton College-B.A. Idaho State University Boston University-M.A. M.V.H.S. Basketball Coach Math Department Head -Q...-,UC W- wsu..-...mm -If Mr. Boyle collects ticket from Richard Razzino at the Sophomore Dance. f ifm::W..,1.,.. f.f.a.,.4:,,f ,W . M., K 1: YO! Abraham J. Oxman Business Boston UniversitywB.S., M.C.S. Faculty Manager of Athletics ,pw ,N Eleanor S. Peltz Business Salem State College-B.S. Industrial rts Ilept. Stresses Fundamentals ...In the field of Industrial Arts, Department Chairman Mr. Frank Martin believes that, It is important that engineering and technical-bound boys receive the fundamentals of Descriptive Geometry and Drafting. Helping Mr. Martin accomplish this goal this year was a new teacher to Malden High, Mr. Arthur E. Little, who came to MHS from Dedham High School, Where he was Head of the Industrial Arts Depart- ment. Mr. Thurston and Mr. Busby, both of Whom teach Woodworking, completed the complement of teachers of applied crafts. . .

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