Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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1 . Students hope to find a resolution to their program problem at Dr. Carlson ' s office. 2. Trying to find the new school, Donny Craven accidentally walks into a construction area. 3. Wondering if he has the same song sheets as everyone else, John Coburn tries to find his piace. 4. Not knowing where to turn, Carol Guarino looks on in confusion. 5. Aggravation lies on Paul Marcotte ' s face as the fans cheer on.

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Which way is up? Where were we goir g? How were we to get there? The questions were os old os man and as new as the incoming sophomore class. The point of school has always been not so much to find direction as to seek to find it. This year, however, had been different. The phrase took on a special meaning for us who were on the threshold of a new decade, housed in new construction, and part of a society that seemed to have lost its collective sense of direction.

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Which way is up? The question implies a certain sense of confusion os to goals and directions. Adolescence is on age of confusion. That is the way it should be. Then too, the school ' s physical plant was bigger by more than o holt and growing. The growing was the confusing port. Election years ore always confusing. Old ideas ore challenged, new ideas ore proposed. There seemed to be no easy answers. Nationally and internationally our world seemed to be in chaos. The old order gave place to the new and no one was quite sure what the new order was to be. ■■ ■ ' ■ ■—.0.. •? -..li 1 m theme 5