Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Activities were where we found ourselves. The first impulse each year was to find out, through activities, where we stood in he ' school. By working with others we began do define our values, We learned from otherfc||pii| Their qualities, whether good or bad, influenced p ' -fr; our own personalities. Beginning with the search for self and ending with new friends and valuesri activities were informal but major sources our education.

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1. Crystal Gardner tries to listen attentively foi last minute instructions. 2. In a Spanish class skit, Bill Gearty, Dan Shadbegian, Joe Bogan and Paul Solano act out a humorous routine 3. Nedlam does his thing after a football 10 activities

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For each of us every year brings very personal events that affect our lives but as a community our collective lives were played out against a background of events unique to the year. Politics played a larger part in our lives as the presidential race began to heat up. More and more of us became volunteers in one or another campaign. The invasion of Afghanistan kicked off a call for draft registration. For the first time serious consideration was given to registering women. Locally the visit of the Mayor of Maldon, England created an exhausting round of activities for the school band. The Papal visit in October found most of us in the rain drenched Common. Perhaps the greatest and most potentially radical change in our lives was created by the energy crunch. None of us excaped the cost of gasoline or the chill of lowered thermostats. image