Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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comedy strangely This year the senior class presented the play, You Can ' t Take It With You. Many of the cast members felt that the major reason the play was a success was that everyone worked together as friends. | The general feeling toward ; working on the play was one i of understanding and devotion. The play was both a romance and a comedy. There were many bizarre characters. There were two men who spent their time in the cellar making fireworks. There was a daughter who practiced ballet and made candy. Her ballet teacher was from Russia. He had a friend who was a Russian Grand Duchess. The plot was a love story in the midst of all these strange characters. Much hard work went into the play and because of the dedication and time devoted, You Can ' t Take It With You was a success. r ' i 28 senior play

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f! w €4 mw ; AX TStt 3 vm-LDEIVHiGI- CLAJJ OF i ' o O r A Z. y7 Xta P It M IP t;.:»Tp- -, .I. 1 1 . Jay Morrill gives Santa, Renie Ryan, his Christmas list. 2 . Patty Paine shows pride in displaying the class ot 1983 ' s sign. 3 . Steve Tramondozzi and Ted Spinale play touch football between sales. 4 . A group of sophomores relax in the clubhouse at MacDonald Stadium. tree sole 27

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1 . Busy at work, Natalie Werlin types out one of the many unfinished ploys she has written. 2 . Natalie Werlin puts the finishing touches on a portrait of Liam Brooks. 3 . Michelle Capra and Steve Melaney discuss her ballet lessons. 4 . Liam Brooks and Paul Carrol finish one of their dangerous fire works experiments. 5 . Mary Ellen O ' Meara tells Scott Steber that their relationship won ' t work because of their family ' s different life styles. senior play 29