Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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,ff 9 . l l Charles A. Rossiter Joseph J. Sacco Francis F. Scannell Helen E. Scannell History Business Science Business Harvard University-B.A.g M.Ed. Salem State College-B.S.g M.Ed. Merrimack College-B.A. Boston University-M.Ed. Sophomore Class Master Boston State College-M.Ed. Bookkeevmg Dept- Head Audio-Visual Club Adviser 'e'e w,-t., Ifffl iezte. 1 QR. 1 1 i 495, . Sz.t,' f sf '.:x.g, . x...g.n::x:e.fLgfg A 'fsiggi f H Qfgiigixizafei -1' -: M ' me v ' Qfrgt- .7:,:1::i:: Wvafnu , ::l?,:::g3,,,,1,z.,:z K G , an .1-af 4 -' x .f fztgwifa 't r .,.24':,a.:f:1112T?2' W .f ,g,,ffv.q 15' Fvvsfvsww, 7,4141 ,MM f,,,:L..,,Z,.+..:4 :rm ' 'ff Lfg :i'Y'fft:,:w : John H. Schlegel wilfi-ed H, Schmitt Joan B. Schofield Stephen H. Schwartz MathematiCS Machine Shop English Music Salem State COUCE6-B-S-, M-Ei Lowell Technological Institute Boston College-B.S.g M.A. N E 1 . J .V. Basketball Coach Fitchburg State Cgllege Sophomore Class Adviser ew ng and Conservatory of Music Sophomore Class Head Adviser Faculty Manager AB'M', MM' ew Euurses, Equipment Tu Business Departments ...In the Bookkeeping Department, Data Processing was offered to a limited number of students, chalking up another ,68-,69 tirst. Also introduced to the students of this department was a brand new Master Maker, a highly sophisticated copying machine. Mr. Joseph Sacco headed up this section of MHS curriculum. Over in Stenography and Typing, Department Head Mrs. Eunice Moore introduced a new transcription course to two selected groups of Seniors. Portable dictating labs further broadened the teacher aid picture. . . Howard E. Shwartz English Northeastern-B.A. Driver Ed. Instructor Senior Class Adviser Maldonzlzn, Photo Adviser Director of Stage Band t 42' 5 ' Herbert H. Silverman Music New England Conservatory of Musi -B.M. Harvard UniversityAM.Ed. Boston University-D.Ed. Music Education Director