Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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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

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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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30 carnation sale One of the biggest sophomore events was the carnation sale for Valentine ' s Day. Though the project was not as financially successful as everyone had hoped, the fun involved made the sale well worth the while. The sale involved over 1000 carnations.| Sophomores spent hours after school in the cafeteria organizing and labelling flowers. This project was special in that it invoived not only the sophomores, but the entire school. The sale was arranged so that people could pay to find out who had sent them. The problem was that the sophomores didn ' t make as much money as they had hoped on this aspect of the sale. Most people were eager to admit to sending them and people knew early in the day who had given them their flowers. carnation sale