Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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I Juniors Gary Drevitch, Gary Christenson, Dan DiSano and Larry Gilligan sold raffle tickets to support their class treasury. GOMRLDEN After a fun and profitable afternoon, students and teachers helped clean up the cafeterias. Cookie Monster entertained the youngsters while their mothers shopped and browsed throughout the fair. craft fair 11

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Judy Bionelli and Kristin Kelley had a good time selling hand made items to the customers. working on the fair was probably more fun than just going to shop; everyone got to help If you walked into either of the cafeterias on November 17, your eyes met with nearly a hundred tables of crafts and gift items. You had just walked into the third annual Arts and Crafts Fair sponsored by the Class of ' 86 For the young ones, there were appearances by Nedlam and the Cookie Monster, face painting and balloons. For adults, there were crafts of every kind. If it was food you had in mind, there was a large selection. Salad-in-a-pouch and pizza and french fries just to name a few. The Crafts fair wasn ' t open just to students and teachers of M.H.S. Tables were sold for fifteen dollars and craftspeople from all over came to sell. A big part of the junior class helped out with the fair, whether it was making lollipops, cooking for the fair or selling balloons. They even had a table at which holiday pins and ornaments were sold. Christine MacKay, the junior class advisor and Francine Black ran the fair. They each put in a lot of time and effort, and worked closely with class members. As usual, the Fair was a success, and everyone had a mess of fun, and spent a ton of money and all the other normal fair doings. 10 craft fair

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The happy winners for best costume at the Halloween Dance. cr XA’ It g . 1.. JkiL j J - JW - 9 even though you spent the night munching out dances were an escape and an opportunity for checking things out It is Friday morning and you have just bought a ticket to your first high school dance. As each period goes by, you get more anxious. 2:12 finally comes and you are able to fully concentrate on dance preparations. To some, the big question was, “What will it be like? To others, the more experienced dance-goers it was, “It ' s either the dance, or an 8 o ' clock movie on HBO. Whether it was to check things out or to just go out, people went. After entering the Holden St. door, being greeted by Mr. Wright, a policeman and varioius other personalities, you were allowed to enter the gym. If you arrived within a half hour of the start of the dance, upon entrance you witnessed an empty dance floor, over-crowded bleachers and many persons standing near the door talking. As the night wore on, more and more people began dancing, and the floor cleared for slow songs. Has anyone ever wondered where all these beings evaporated to at this time? The Coke machine out in the hall, the bathrooms, the food stand or the courtyard, that ' s where. Dances were interesting experiences, even if you spent the time munching out in the bleachers observing. 30 dances