On May 19, 2017, the Multicultural Club hosted the Multicultural Celebration in which many students and faculty came to enjoy foods from other countries as
Author: Kayla Sousa
Kayla Sousa, a sophomore at Malden High School, is intrigued to start her first year on the Blue and Gold newspaper. Sousa born and raised in Malden, enjoys biking,writing,and reading. Growing up in Malden, Kayla spend her last years at Salemwood. One of her favorite subjects at MHS is Spanish and one of her favorite dishes is Chinese food. Sousa hopes to improve her experience with photography and is excited to meet new people. On her free time, Sousa enjoys reading and writing,but also biking.
On Thursday April 28th, the class of 2019 hosted a fundraiser at Fuddruckers on Route one from 5-8 in which 20% of an order went
As 2019 class officer elections are over for the year, many have been appointed into class officer positions. Shataeya Smith is a sophomore at Malden
Malden High School has embraced a new Spanish teacher:Cassondra Knudsen. After countless interviews for a new substitute, Knudsen will officially be the stand-in for Sharon
BY KAYLA SOUSA & REBECA PEREIRA State competition for swim were held at Boston University for all the swimmers who exceeded expectations on the local
BY KAYLA SOUSA & REBECA PEREIRA The swim season is coming to a close and the Malden High School swim team is going out with
Kevin Ochoa, sophomore at Malden High School, is in his second year swimming for the school after starting as a freshman. Ochoa remembers swimming as
BY KAYLA SOUSA & REBECA PEREIRA The new year has begun and as resolutions are being set, Malden High School swimmers are meeting previous goals
Joanne Ho, sophomore at Malden High School, is in her second year swimming for the school after starting as a freshman swimming in lane 2.
BY REBECA PEREIRA & KAYLA SOUSA As the season for swim dives into action, the excitement is palpable among all swimmers and newcomers. Tryouts have