Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Jimmy Richmond and Mr. Boyle PRIZES AWARDED AT THE SENIOR CLASS NIGHT MAY 23, 1973 FLORENCE K. PARKER HEALTH AWARD — Given by the Health teachers to the student who in the opinion of his teach¬ ers, has fulfilled in an exemplary manner all the requirements of the Health Course. Mildred A. Allen MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATION OF MATHEMATICS — student from Malden High School scoring highest on the First Level of the 1972-73 Olympiad Exam James V. Carducci THE WILLIAM HUDSON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP John G. Daly — $125 MR. GREENROOM — For Loyal service to Greenroom David Desmond WILLIAM NIEDNER SCHOLARSHIP Pauline M. Gillette — $200 LEBANON LODGE 126 I.O.O.F. Elaine D. Gilbert — $100 BLACK STUDENT UNION AWARD Christopher L. Gibbs — $25 KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Pamela R. Goodman — $200 LIONS CLUB NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Catherine A. Harris — $300 KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP David J. Kasses — $200 OLD NEW SCHOLARSHIP — Awarded to a deserving girl in the Senior Class who is planning for additional education after high school Denise L. LeBlanc — $300 KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Jeanette G. Loomis — $200 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB OF GREATER MALDEN Patricia E. Long — $50 SALLY M. DICKSON ASSOCIATES — place setting of sterling silver presented to a senior girl who has been outstanding in the home economics course Mary A. Morsett CLASS of 1962 — The Dennis Della Piana Award — to the senior boy who has given outstanding service to the class and school Raymond J. Novack The Malden Guild of Artists and the Annie and Jack Fruit Fund will provide a one-year tuition grant to a graduating student of Malden High School who will be attending the Mass College of Art. Paul F. Parcellin KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Edward M. Cannon — $200 THE WILLIAM HUDSON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP Wayne T. Peterson — $125 KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Stephen D. Proper — $200 Suburban Electrical Contractors Association — for most improved student in the electrical course in the past year — an electrician’s tool kit John E. Mahoney CLIFTON A. SNELL SCHOLARSHIP (Graduate of the Maple¬ wood School) Peter N. Robicheau, Jr. — $285 HARRY L. DUBBS MEMORIA LAWARD — Class of 1927A — to be awarded to the senior who has been outstanding in the Field of Music. Jonathan A. Richmond

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Donna Koretsky and date Presenting . .. Pat Skinner Alan Beloff, Pam Godfrey, Kevin Wong, Debrah Walk, Alan Goldstein, and Trudy Sandler give a toast

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CHESTER W. HOLMES SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP — (Must have attended either the Holmes, Faulkner or Pierce Schools) . Jonathan A. Richmond — $50 James D. Richmond — $50 ABRAHAM J. OXMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Mary B. Hughes — $100 MT. SCOPUS LODGE — in memory of Abraham J. Oxman Kenny M. Mazonson — $200 JAMES O’TOOLE SCHOLARSHIP Richard V. Brazeau — $100 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS MEDAL (Good Citizenship) David R. Sager BENA ANTEEN KOZEL MEMORIAL FUND — Scholarship in memory of Bena Anteen Kozel, Class of 1970, awarded to a student pursuing the field of journalism and creative writing. Kim Semon — $ 100 MARGARET H. O’BRIEN AWARD — Given by the Future Business Leaders of America Club — For scholarship in the field of Secretarial Studies. Carol L. Sanders MEREDITH WILLIAMS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Barbara R. Sampson — $100 WILLIAM NIEDNER SCHOLARSHIP Susan M. Galvin — $200 THE ALFRED DURGIN ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP Paul S. Smith — $250 THE DR. SAMUEL B. SOSTEK SCHOLARSHIP FUND — The Dr. Samuel B. Sostek Scholarship, established in his memory to perpetuate his ideals. A graduate of the Class of 1927B, he was a humble, able and beloved physician and teacher who briliantly and unselfishly ministered to and instructed all classes and creeds, and dedicated his life to humanity by pursuing the tenets of Hipprocates with a devotion and zeal that was rare and inspiring. Kevin M. Wong — $300 JOHN HANCOCK AWARDS Jean M. Blanch Maureen T. Buckley MARJORIE L. MOONEY AWARD — Given by her friends to the outstanding student in Bookkeeping and Accounting for two years. Maureen T. Buckley ANNIE 1. RUSTIN AWARD — For the highest average in four years of German study — presented through the courtesy of the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Boston. Alan S. Goldstein Century Bank and Trust Company — awarded to a student who is furthering his education in the field of Business Administration. Alan S. Goldstein — $500 MISS GREENROOM — For loyal service to Greenroom Janice M. Ruane MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS’ SCHOLARSHIP — Given in honor of Dr. Louis Solomon. Janice M. Ruane — $100 D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD (Presented at Gradua¬ tion) Madelynan Doyle LORD FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Madelynan Doyle — $200 THE CHARLES BUTCHER SCHOLARSHIP Joel Braverman — $250 THE BETH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE PHILIP AND LILLIAN GLASER SCHOLARSHIP FUND established by Judge and Mrs. Louis Glaser and friends in memory of his parents, Philip and Lillian Glaser. Throughout their lives they had a love for learning and sought always to encourage leadership. The schol¬ arships established by Judge Louis Glaser emphasize particularly leadership development, thus perpetuating the ideals of his late parents. Joel Braverman — $100 Julie M. O’Sullivan — $100 Miss Aliberti helping out with the awards. David Sagar receives Good Citizenship Awards.